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WASHINGTON Oil FIELD.
Tho Clnysvillo Pool Strikes n Hundred and
Fifty Barrel Vrcff. - r

WAsnlSGroN, Pa, April 10.-The Cit:
izens' Oil and Gas Company's MCGOWAN
No. in the Washington field is still
holding up to its good record in fact, il
there is uny change, it is getting heavier.
The gauge for the past twenty-iour
hours shows 4 production OF $50 barrels
This well, although it does not open up
d large amount Of territory, re-
deems that part condemned by
Berthol 4 Co.'s McGowan. The
most important well drilling in the
Claysville pool came in iirst clas1 pro.
Queer yesterday. This is Hart Bros.
No. 1, on the Hon. John McCtain farm.
1t struck the Gordon sand early yester.
day morning, anl nfter drilling a few
bits, made several nice flows, and ia now
showing for l25 barrel we'll, or better.
It is situated southwest OF the Carson
heirs property and will greatly stimulate
operations in that part Of the field.
Robbins & Patch have leased the
Ccphas Day farm Of 500 acres at Niuevah,
on which they have already started a
rig. They have $500 additional acres
under leuse in that neiehborhood.
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Danger Of Clcaninr Furnlture.

FREDERlcKroS, N. H., April lO.-A
painful accident occurred yesterday
afternoon in the home OF Harry White.
Mr. and Mrs. White were cleaning thei,
furniture with benzine, when the light.
ing OF a match caused the LIQUID to ex.
plode and instantly the room was a!,laze,
The cries OF Mr.. White and his vile and
their little child, who was in the room,
attracted attention to the scene. Mr.
and Mrs. White and the child were taken
from the house seriously ii not fatally
burned: Although they were conscious
medical men consider their case critical
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Cur Works Burned.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April lO.-Later
dispatches from Decatur say that the
fire in the United States rolling stock
car works was discovered in the forging
department Of the car works. The ma.
chine shop, blacksmith shop, boiling
room and engine room with all their con.
tents including 800 horse power en-.
CINE were destroyed, The loss is $780,
zoo. Supposed to be fully insured. The
fire was accidental. They are the car
works which werc removed from Urbana,
OHIO, two years ago. and were the largest
IN the South. The main building where
the wood work is done is uniniured.
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Influx OF Italian Inu,Igrants.

New YoEE, April lO.-Amon2 the
3.s03 immigrants which arrived here TO-
day were ! ,030 Italians from the steam
ship yictorta. Al were shipped al
Naples. as soon Is ibay perp per
mitted to leave Castle Gafilea they
started in gangs for Philadelphia, Pitts
bnrgh and Chicago. Several, however
remained in this city. While there Il
no proof tuss they came under contract
i is believed that lGe lay nas ~ Aeen y;o
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Detective William { Shore orr ! oI i the Pitts.
hurgh police force, arrived in this Qity
yesterday moFnipg, having been sent
here by Inspector McAleess to identify
two oolored men under arrest here, who
IT was believed were wanted by the
Pittsburgh authorities. Shore identified
both OF them aud returned to Pitts.
burgh at noon, taking them with hlm.
One Of them is kgoWn 10 the Pitts.
bureh police % William Need md d, T.,
Ss,ae!'1os theft, ho, u'.s .s arrested by "
1's"' o :. -,..,ns last Saturday night Tor
stealing Sl2 % from colored man at
the Hotel Windsor. The other Is
wanted in Pittsburgh for cutting scrape
He was arrested by John Short on aus
picion Of being Reed.
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Tired OF Looking FOR Him,

NEw YorE, April l0.-some creditors
OF Alonzo 3. Cornell, who have obtained
judgments asainst him on some unpaid
notes, agsrecating about 81 900, are anx.
ious to ascertain where lie is at present,
in order that the Sheriff may serve the
necessary papers upon him. For the
past two or three weeks process.serv
l,ave sought tho ex.Goyernor in vain,
md have, it is said at last become tired
Of looking for him. L
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For Violating Election LAWS

Sptt1ut D1splCN 70 TIC 1HttllIUt7Ictr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, April 10.-James
Moore, OF Poca district, WIS arrested
yesterday .by Deputy. Marshal Dawson
on a charge OF having violated the
United States election laws. He was
taken before United States Commits.
sioner H.O. Middleton this morning and
gave bond in the amount OF $500 for his
appearance at court. II
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CHICAGO, April l0.-A dispatch from
Milwaukee says: The experts who have
been at work on the books and accounts
Of the late Secretary Of the School Board,
Schattcnberg, have finished their 1abors
and lind that Schattenberg stole SIC, 300.
Suit will be brought against the City
Treasurer who paid out the money to
schattenbcrg without proper warrants
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Democratic Scheme Frustrated

PnoyIDEScE, R. l., April lO.-There
vs IN exciting time in the House Of
Representatives to-day. The Democrats
came within one vote Of adopting a $50
license fee for the sale Of beer and light
wines. Repphlcaus thought this was
done to win the German. "A merican vote.
Dilatory TACTICS were adopted by Repub.
licans, some OF whom ran out OF the
State House to leave the Assembly with.
out quorum, with the Sheriff chasing
them. Speaker Miller Democrat
counted absent members in the mega
live. alter great confusion the House
adjoUrnel, - - Z t,sE
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u.cial Dispatch to the Inse.'igeacer.

Special Dlspa'ch 10 Tie Inlt7i0tncer. -
WAsnlSdToN, D. G., April l0.-Sena.
tor Faulkner to-day introduced a bill
creating the office OF Inspector Of Straw
Grain and Feed for the District OF Col
umbia. .-5
The President to- day nominated james
Bradley for postmaster at New Cumber'
land and John Gardner Mt Piedmont.
Commissioner Mason lett for Grafton
toni glt to attend court there.
A. +. Gibbons, OF Charleston, ono ol
the candidates for the Charleston post
office, arrived to-day. The appointment
to this Office is looked for at any time
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CHICAGO, April lO.-The carpenters
strike is still on, end the men continue
confident Of success. The owners are
growing restive at the delay, fearing a
large loss in rentals, which generally be.
gin on the first OF May. They: threaten
TO put the contrasts into other hands un,
less the work is resu med Immediately,
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u. $. Court Trials.

spsctdl DtSpdtch 10 me lntellgetcer. X
CiARKsBuRd, W. Va, April l0.-Dur,
ing this term OF tho United States Cour,
there has been thirty.Gve Government
cases tried in tho United States District
Court and twcnty.sGven convictions. In
the United States Circuit Court thirteen
cases have been tried and eleven convic.
tions, one civil case OF the Uuited States
against Geo. w. Matthias on distiller's
bond, and judgment for 5000. The
United States against Elbrilge Smith for
passing counterfeit money was tried to.
day and a verdict OF not guilty was found.
The court adjourned to meet ct Wheel
ing April 10, I.5,7I6. NJ T..
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Win Join thu Union

CnloAao, April lo.-one hundred
cigar rollers employed in the Columbia
ss'ssr factory joined the fifty bauoh
makers who struck yesterday. They
Ens al join the union. The proprietor
mas advertised for non.union men to ali
Tue strikers places, 9 .$.'55 ~.
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Couutcrreiters Arrcsted,

wAs,,ixc7o,. D. G., April 10.-The
chiei of the eerret 81. -vice is informed Of
tho arrest by that seryi;ce, at 11,:n!l penny!er,
COL, Of George Ammons mt "i'.,S.A ~.
Derrell for passing counterfeit slg 0.Ns-
tional bank notes OF Richmond, Indiana,
bank, and wcro held for the United
States grand jury. These counterleits
were nude by Miles Ogle, who was ar
rested in 1884, when he surrendered the
plates for these notes together with
plates Of the Third National bank, OF
Cincinnati. O., and Muncie, and Latay,,
ettc, Ind, National banks, and two and
twenty dollar silver certificates.
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CHICAGO, April l0.-Last night bur
glar whose name is John Ferd, aged is
years, entered the residence OF James A.
Beach, ut WashingtoninHeiehts. Mr..
Beach discovered the. presence OF the in.
trnder and brought him down with a
bullet in his hip This. morning Ferd
was taken to the county hospita!. NJ
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PlrrsnuRGb April l0.-At Mcdonald,
Pa, last night William Qua,reb, color.
ed miner, shetland killed Margaret Jack.
SON., also colored. Quarreb had been
drinking, and without provocation pick.
ed upagnn and shot tie woman. Two
men who were standing near were slight
ly, wounded from the flying shot. Quar-.
reb ia in iail. = =. -
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There's More to Follow,

Special Di.pcteh 10 The IntelIiyencer
FAIRMoST, W. Va, April 10.-There
were shipped to Parkersburg to-day two
tanks OF oil. The cars were decorated
with streamers and lettered "From Burt
we'll No. l; frat shipmen. OF oil from
Marion county,"
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The Archer luvcStiI.pllou,

BALTIMORE, Mn, April 10. 1.-The
Archer investigating Committee made
the discovery to-day that in addition to
the Sl3S,00o Of coupon bonds which
State Treasurer Archer disposed OF fol
hie own account, over $50. 900 Of regis
tered bonda are missing,
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VIII Demand Eight Hours,

LONDON, April lo.-The committee Of
the British Miners Federation adopted
q resolution declaring that the question
OF eight hours for days work should
form the principal point OF discussion at
the labor conference to he held in
Burssels. 5
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Hard on tho Girl.

OMAHA, NEp, April 1O.-A coachman
named Gottlieh Benson blew out his
brains in the parior OF millionaire J. N,
Patrick this morning. in the presence
Of Q d the eeryant girl, who had refused bis
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Miners nnd Operators Convention

PITTSBURGH, Pa, April 1O.-Thc coal
operators Of the Pittsburgh district met
here to-day, and after appointing dele.
gates to the Interstate Convention Of
Miners and Operators at Columbus, O.,
passed resolution that they could not
and would not pay greater diferential
than previously existed in base scales OF
mining for competing districts. Nearly
all pits have chosen delegates to the
Columbus convention, and nearly every
one is instructed to stand for the Colum-
bus scale. - - 4 -
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Fined for Importing Cunlrnct 1.nho,

.Pn'1ApstrHEA, Pa, April lo.-Judee
McAennan in the United gtates Circuit
Court this morning affirmed the verdict
IN the District Court, requiring James
Lee I Sons to pay the Government
$1,000 penalty for the importation Of
contract labor: The case is to 90 to the
Supreme Court. - O. = -
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High I,icense l'uynrptl,

MONTPELIER, VI, April 1O.-At the
Democratic State and District Commit
tee meeting this evening it was voted to
incorporate in the next State platform
specific high license plank, also one
iavoring ballot reform, revenue reform.
and uniform poll tax. t.
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Cpko Ovens "a sliutDo,,,.

P1rTsnvRd, Pa, April l0.-A Scott
dale, Pa, special says about ten per
cent. more Of tho coke ovens In the
Conncllsyille region will cloae down
next Monday on account Of lack Of
orders, Ths suspension Of operation
will throw l,see.. men Out Of employ
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~N0r 50 yGRY WET"
Mrs. Anderson Turns Up Rather Dry, nnt
l- 1Ient ON Vengeance.
ADsrldl Di,nnirh IN ih< Tni,L,i,r,,ser +. |... ~"

Special D,pa.eh TO tk lnteliigeneer.
CnAaLEsroS, ". Va, April 10.-Mrs
Jennie Anderson, wife Of Nelse Ander.
son, whose mysterious Disappearance
was noted yesterday, arrived in the city
this morning. She reports tbat she was
assaulted by her husband few nights
ago while stopping at the house OF q
friend, and fearing he would kill her,
ran out In her night clothes aud con.
cealed herself In the woods until last
night, when she came home in borrowed
clothes. @.,t :
The impression prevailed ut Frederick
that she was killed or had drowned her.
seIf, and the river was dragged there
to-day in the hopes Of finding her dead
body. This afternoon she went before
Justice Selmau aud swore out warrant
for Anlcrsons arrest, the charge being
assault with intent TO xiii.
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Marble Workers Granted Nlne Hours. I.
Ros!oS, April lo.-Nine hours, with.
cqt reduction in wages, hos been grant.
twelve ofthe marble factories 81 81 Boston. ~
There remain but three tirms that have
not yet complied with the request Of
the marble cutters. IA ~. - :
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NEw YoRK, April 1O.-Arrived, steam.
ers State Of Nebraska from Glasgow, and
Ethiopia from Glasgow. Itt.5l@
B4lTl%%oRE. April 1Q.-ArriYed, Thane.
more, fr1m London. ~
NEw YoRK, april lo.-Arriycd, d,Wyom.
ing, from Liverpool. f5
CorENnAGEH; April l0.-Arrived, Is.
lend, irom'EeY Work.
I BaEs!rX, April ll.-Arrived, Min,
from Baltimore. E' i
LlvERrooL, April lo.-Arrlved, States.
man, from New Orleans. Al
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PARls, April lO.-M. Borrirlione, for.
merly amember OF the Chamber OF. De.
putles, and NJ. Edwards, Director Of the
Ma'tn, fought duel to-day. NJ. Edwards
received wound in the arm,
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P'rrsnvaGu, April l0.-4t midnight
the. score il the waiting match was j:
Herty, 40; Moore, 40T; Hughes, 307;
Noremac, 37Sj Horan, aaO; Taylor, 275..
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Ties Fell On Him.

Special Dispatch to The inittigeneer.
CiiAKLEsroS, W. Va, April l0.-Graut
England, unloading ties at the kanaw ha
4. Ohio incline, had his hip, shoulder
and back broken by ties falling on him,
and died Il few minutes afterwards,
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Itufinu Patriot Ucutt.

LONDON, April lO.-signor sagsl, who
with Mazzini and Armellini formed the
triumvirate in 1913, when the people
rose in rebellion, drove Plus 1N. from
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"MY time is un said the doctor !
The I patient, whom ho found using toI ~ 70
bul!'s Cough Syrup, and be was correct
lor bis cough had been cured, y
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ZIMMERMAN ou Thursday. Anil 10 leo,
~ m, riiLir Il. ZiNMERMAN, aged . Stnn vcs,s
hunsfa! W!l! take place from the re,Jcnc, -, ~
Ar.tI tHI',mnsoh, !7i3 Chapllnc street on SHnt.: W.:
Mp'iir "rD ~, at p M Friends Of III the ism,
ter Ieey. .AS'@d, lAtermenl At Mt. 0liyet Sc,y ScmsyI
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ALAS, Alas !" the dude exclaims, ''in
my slender ankle I've got pains."
Don't fret," said ma, for whom Ia had
sent, " hayo come Salvation Oil" 3
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Liquor License r.lli Defeat e,,

DEs MONIES, a., April 1o.-Thc Sen.
ate this morning defeated the liquor
license bill by u vote OF 81 yeas to 90 nays.
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IN advanced agethe declining powera
nre wonderfully refreshed by Hood 5 Sar-
saparilla. It really does "make the weak
strong Is :
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THE SURPLUS.
CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-The tariff bill
was taken up, and consideration of the
free list proceeded with.
Vance moved to strike out the provis-
ions relating to animals imported spe-
clally for breeding purposes. The pro-
viso requires animals to be pure blooded
of recognized breed, with record OF
pedigree. Defeated; yeas %, nays 81.
The senate then went back to the
paragraph relating to gloves, which
Plumb had yesterday moved to amend by
striking out the additional rate on men's
gloves. The motion was defeated-22 to
30, Plumb being the only Republican who
voted yea.
Quay moved to insert on the free list
wild animals intended for geological col
lections for scientific and educational pur-
poses. Agreed to.
Plumb moved to strike hide, raw or un-
cured, off the free list. Defeated yeas Is,
nays 20. All the affirmative votes were
Republicans.
Davis moved to insert binding twine on
the free list.
Vance moved to amend the amendment
w auuiuS COtIOil DdgSluR.
Vances motion was defeated yeas 49,,
nays g.
Davis amendment was agreed to; yeas
3S, nays IS.
HOUSE.
The Clayton Breckenridge contested
case was taken up, Breckenridge was ac-
corded the floor in his own behalf He
denied that the murder in his district
was committed for political purposes, as
charged by the committee on elections.
The men who charged either on the floor
or in the press that the people in Arkan-
sas or any group of people representing
that state, had ever shown sympathy with
the infamous murder of Clayton, or that
he breckenridge had any knowledge of
it in the slightest degree, uttered that
which was cowardly and mean and which
they knew to be false. democrats ap-
plause.)
Breckenridge continued by arraigning
the committee as biased. Clayton, said
he, was bosom friend. 1t had been said
he should have resigned after the mur-
der. To have done so would have been
to admit he believed the Clayton murder
the result of the election. The
had denied him witnesses.
No greater debauchery of free ballot was
ever committed. lie closed with the
words: Come to your conclusion, and
will take my appeal to the people, re-
gardless of party, in the district. / have
a party to represent on the broad ground
Of common honesty, and in November
they will reverse both your conclusion
and the method of your conclusion.
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FAREW ELL ADDRESS.
Major-General Nelson A. Miles Takes
Leave of His Troops.

SAN FRANCIsco, Sept. Gin taking
leave OF the troops he has so long com
manded, Major-General Miles yesterday
issued the following farewell order:
In accordance with the provisions of
general orders No. "a, current series,
from the headquarters of the army, the
undersigned hereby relinqushes the com
mand of the division of the Pacific and of
the department of California. In taking
leave OF this division, after twenty years
service west Of the Missouri and nearly
ten years iD command of the departments
OF the Columbia, Arizona and division
OF the Pacific, he desires to express his
appreciation of the Jealous efforts
and faithful services of the troops
who have constituted this command.
He recognizes the difficulties that have
been encountered and the hardships in
cident to service in the most reinote re-
5lons OF the United States, and remem-
bers, with gratitude the faithful discharge
OF duty of troops who have served from
the Upper Yukon, in Alaska, to the va
qui, in Old Mexico. To the people and
press of the Pacific coast, who have ren.
dered assistance and announcement to
the troops, the undersigned takes this
opportunity to express his appreciation.
NELSON A. MILES,
Major U. S. A.
Gen. Miles is now enrOute east for the
scene of his new command. lie goes by .
way of Portland, Tacoma and Seattle, and
expects to arrive in Chicago in about ten
days.
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Nor The LARGEST But The BEST!
I'lc washington LIFE INSURANCE C0nDanI
OF NEw YORK.
J. W. SCH0FIELD, Gen'l Agt. for New Mexico.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE, Safe and Prof.
liable Investments, sCHOFIELD, Fe M


BALrIMoRE, Sept 6.-The federation of
labor last night laid on the table letter
asking for contributions from unions rep
resented in the federation for the New
York Central railroad strikers. The mem
bers of the iederations who spoke said
they had every confidence in the local Or
ganizatlon through which the money
would be transmitted, but had no cortid-
ence in the general executive board OF the
Knights of Labor. They did not believe
the money would ever reach the strikers.
One delegate said PowderIy is the Jonah
OF the Knights of Labor. He hoped that at
the next general convention of the knights
they will throw Powdefly overheard and
that no whale will catch him up.
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CATHOLIC CONGREGATIONS


WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-The general
census of the Catholic church and con-
gregations in the United States has been
nearly completed, and it is expected tha
full returns will have been received by
Supt. Porter not later than Monday next.
The task OF gathering these statistics was
entrusted to Rev. DR., Carroll, of Plain
field, n. J e, and was greatly simpified by
sending to the chancellors of the various
dioceses blanks containing full instruc-
tons, and which have been transmitted
to the pastors of the various churches to
be filled up.
1t IS probable that with this return will
be incorporated record Of the services of
Catholic chaplains, Sisters and nurses
during the war which is in course of
preparation by Rev. Z. p. Cooney, G.. S.
q. OF st. Peters church, of this city, and
who was chaplain of the 35th Indiana
regiment during the war.
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MEAT INSPECTION BILL.
The Foreign Countries Must Now Eat
Yankee Beef or Get a Taste or
Retaliation.

CHICAGO, Sept. GA special from
Washington says:
Now that the president has signed the
meat inspection bill 1t is in order for the
state department to call the attention of
the United States ministers to Germany,
France and England to the proprlety of
inviting the attention of those govern
ments to the measure. This will be done
next week. No further action will then
be taken in the matter for couple of
months, but unless the determinations
exercised towards American meat pro-
ducts in those countries are withdrawn
by that time the president will be ad-
vised by many members of the senate
and house OF representatives who are
watching the matter closely to put in
force the authority to retaliate, with
which be is vested by the law in ques-
ton.