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Oil NEWS.

Two Wells Expected In soon-Ncarlns the
End.
Special Dispdtch to The InieIligenctr.
pARkERsBuRa, W. Va, July lit is
stated, upon the authority Of gentle
man who knows what he is talking
about, that both the Stilwell oil well
and the DaviRville we'll will be in during
the next ten days il the operators have
no accidents or bad luck OF any kind.
At the second sand the Stilwell we'll
made u handsome showing OF oil. At
DayisvilIe the second sand made no
showing. AS they both approach the
third sand the interest in them grows
and the developments Of the next ten
days will be closely watched. Every.
body hopes that both wells will be good
producers.
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TIE IDAHO BILL
Passes tho Senate...A Short Session OF the
.8s ~ body. 81. ny

Passss tho Seuate...A Short Session OF III,
.dat :, ~ e.. BODY. So .....,g
{ WASHINGTON, July 1.-The conadera
ton OF tho bill for the admission O
Idaho Us a State was resumed In the
Senate today, and Mr.. Vance addressed
the Senate in opposition to it.
AT the close OF Mr.. Vance'sspeech the
bill was passed without division.
A message from the House of Repre-.
en'ativesannouncing that that body mad
resolved to "adhere" to i,s disagreement
TO tho Senate amendments TO the Legis.
lative appropriation bill having been
presented, Mr.. Dawes said that the
House having declined to confer further
with the Senate, the only alternative left
was either to let the bill fail or recede
from its amendments. lie moved that
the Senate recede. The motion gave
rise to a long discussion.
Finally the vote was taken, and the
Senate, by yeas 10, nays q, refused TO
recede from its amendments. A motion
to reconsider the vote OF the Senate was
made by Mr.. Hiscock and was entered.
After an executive session the Senate
e
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Tho LUttcry Wins.

BATON RouoE, La, July 1.-The Lot.
terry bill this afternoon, as amended by
the committee, increasing the amoun,
to be paid Tor Il Lottery privi.
legcs s2500O0 per annum, making
the annual payment Of 81 250. GOO. passed
the Senate by a vote Of "a 70 le. The
bill was returned to the House with a
message from the Senate asking concur.
renee in The amendments, a.frN t-Il
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A COOPERATIVE FACTORY,

The Glnss Workers. Executive Bonrl Max, 9
nm Important Report II
PlrTsDuRGn, July National Master
Workman Arlington and the EXECUTIVE
Board OF the Glass Workers National
Trades Assembly 143, Knights OF Labor,
have formulated report as q result
OF the efforts to consolidate this AS
sembly with the American Flint Glass
Workers Union. The report favors
federation, but not consolidation, and
recommends a plan for the organization
OF cooperative factory to force non.
union factories out OF the trade. 1t is
proposed to locate the cooperative fac.
Tory In the East, to be operated against
the non.union factories there,
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West Virginia Pensiops,

Special Dispatch 10 the in,tlli1encsr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 1.-West
Virginia pensions were granted as fol.
lows:
Original Richard II. Taylor, Will
tnotl's; Lsgilla Marques, Ironton ;
Lloyd Washington, Goodhope; Alex
Summers, MoatsviIle; Noah Finley,
Griiiithsyille; L. N. Duck worth, Green.
wood. 'ol
lncrease-Newton Nicholson, Cold
water; Francis Himebrick, Hundred ;
John kerns, Weston: II. P. Magee,
Wheeling; Joseuh E Reed, Liberty !;
Charles I. Caldwell, Parkersburg; Geo.
W. Rider, Rockville.
Original widows, &c.-N. a. Hine,
mother Of G. G Bryte, Buckton Mills !;
Pleassy, widow Of James Wilson, Metz.
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RILL PASS IT TODAY.
The Federal Election Bill Will
. Go Through tho House.
WILL HAVE VOTES TO SPARE
Without tho Three Kickcrs : The
Closing Hours Of tho DeDntc...Nfr,
~ Wilson Puts In lila Oar...Oth.
l0 or Washington News.
.pteial Di,patch to the Initllloenetr,

'pee1a Dl'pdtch 10 Ie Inltlll0tnctr,
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 1.-Repub.
llcanH arc feeling very confident tonight
that the election bill will be passed to.
morrow with several votes to spare. No
more than tho three original kickers
have developed thus far, and they are
opposed to the measure for the reasons
already given. Whether the Senate wilt
attempt to pass tho bill this season or lot
1t liz over to await the outcome Of the
fall elections is question. 1t may be
policy to let the Democratic boasts of
southern fairness have one more chance
OF proof. ...,. 4-.lT
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Central American ANnIr.

City OF Mexico, July 1.-Control
American specials state that Honduras
will make common cause with Gaate.
mala a!gaint San Salvador, and that the
latter is seeking alliances with Nicara.
Saa ana Costa Rico. Mexico remains
neutral at present, though appealed to.
Guatemala has declared most rigid
censorship over the telegraphic service
me supreme Military Court will de-
eide the lturbide case tomorrow. :.
me Government will probably estab.
lish larger garrisons on the Northern
and Southern frontiers. .-.-
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4 Terrific STERN.

NAnlsoS, Wis, July IA terrific
storm passed around both sileu OF this
city yesterday morning. The telegraph
wires are Frustrated both north aid
west, qGd passenger trains between here
and Daraboo are forced 10 feel their way
over the section Hooded by the cloud
burst. A perfect deluge fell at the State
Insane Asylum, and reports from the
country east Of there short distance
state that the rainfall amounted to BYe
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Tho Original Package Bill.

WASHINGTON, D. G., July 1.-Repre'
sentative Adams, Of Illinois. to-day sub
submitted to the House, minority re-
port, dissenting lisom the views of the
majority Of the Committee on Judiciary
upon the bill intended as a substitute for
the "Original Package bill." The report
does not believe in taking the power Of
regulating commerce from Congress,
aud giving it to the States. This is the
vice OF the Senate bill. 1t is the tenfold
vice OF the substitute.
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SFE11H DtsP83eH y NC 1VzIlTDtNtfT. y = TI-II"
4 PARKxRsBpRe, WA. July l,-Yes,
terday afternoon Little Bessie McHenry,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. W, Nc
Henry, fell in faint, from the effects it
10 supposed Of the intense heat, and lay
unconaGious for several minutes. She
rallied somewhat last night, but is still
in a rather serious condition. This is
the fret case OF prostra,ion ircm the heat
in this city so far as heard this season.
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Fifteen Horses burned.

BAITlMonE, MD., July 1.-The three
story brick livery and boarding stable
OF Griffin & Manion, extending from
1907 to 1917 North Eutaw street and
from Eu.aw street to Morris alley, was
destroyed by fire this morning. Fifteen
OF the 1870 horses kept in the stable and
ao many carriages we're burntd. The
loss is about 500 900; insurance SO, 900.
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Conl Property Sold.
Spesic! Dissa,eh 10 ae la.<9i9emeer.

SPes7a! Dlsoasch % ahe IastNl0eNceT. M
FAlRMoNr,W VA, July 1.-The valu-
able coal privileges OF the West FAIR
mont and Consolidated Gas Coal Com
pany were sold to-day under a foreclos.
.ure Of bonds by Fred ". Floyd. Of New
York. The price paid was $50, 1000 and
Capt. J. Ed Watson was the purchaser.
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4 nank Clerk and a Roll of Money

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, July l.-Charles
Benson, Of the scandina Bank Of Min.
neapolis, has been missed since We'd
nesday last. On the evening OF his dis-
appearance, just as the safe was being
locked, ,.he entered it aud took package
containing 81 500 in bank notes. He has
not been csen since. He was a much re.
spected man, having been employed in
the bank for Hix years as bookkeeper.
He was OF exemplary hahi!S and the
cause OF his deed Is unknown. Ae left
a wife and two chiidien aud 9 eomtorta'
bio home, M
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An AtitD LOVER
TIE DgplcArony ODE,
Attempts to XII HIr utrl und Fires Into a
.rN Crowd of Isystnuttcrs

Attempts to KIN nIr u.rl ind Fires Into q
Crowd OF B,.tnnhurs.
Z. WASHINGTON, Pa, July Barney
MrCrobty, u 9O-year old colorcd man OF
o,anonsburE, was lodged in Jail yester.
DAY on charge OF surety oi'lhs peace.
The old man has been enamored fol
some time past OF n colored girl named
Mana southerland, and has proposed
marriage to her several times and been
rejected. 9tsG y
a day or two ago he procured a gun
and attempted to kill Miss Southerlaud.
and when peighbors iuterierrrd, he flred
the gun directly into the crowd Several
Lystanders were struck by the shot
from the gun, but none we're seriously
injured. &, ~ : :
McCrobcy was replanded to Jail to
await trial ut the August term OF court
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UNFORTUNATE SEATTLE,

Another Big FIre ItagtuE In the City.-Holp
II ta From Tacomn. Gb ..
PORTLAND, ORE.,s July News has
just reached here that disastrous fire
is raging in Seattle and that the Tacoma
Fire Department has been called upon
for aid. The fire is in the business por-
tion Of the city, aud it is stated that at
least dozen buildings have already
hurned. al. q. 80. -
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Mr.. O'Conuor's Family roIsonc,,

DUBLIN, July 1.-The wife and four
young children OF Mr.. James o'Connor,
member OF the editorial staff Of the
United ireland, have been fatally poison
ed at seapolnt, a watering place in
County Dublin, by eating picked mt,s.
sells. The child OF MI. o Connor and a
servant who alto one Of the murse)s
were prostrated but arc now out OF dan
ger and slowly recovering. Ni. - ~ :.
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tTNLWuKLp'a FAIR SITE,
The Hoard o. D,reptors Decide Upon Jack.
5 son pRrk-A TemVornr Iuiuuction,

Tho Hoard OF DireptOrs Decide Upon Jack.
son park-A Temporary 1ujunotion.
CHICAGO, July 1.-The local board Of
directors of the Worlds Fair met to-day
and by unanimous vote decided, subject
to the approval OF the National Commis.
sion, to hold the fair on the lake trout
and at jackson Park. The proportions
in which it shall be divided were left
undecided, subject to the neoessities Of
the case as they might develops relative
to securing more or less land on the lake
front. .tr5 A.
While the board was in session a
deputy sheriff entered the room and
served upon Chairman Gage notice that
a temporary injunction had been issued
this morning NJ the suit Of certain abut.
ting property owners on the lake front,
restraining the board from proceeding to
occupy the ground ior Worlds Fair pur,
poses. i.. self ,yza
A telegram was received this morning
by the commissioners from Chauncey
NJ. nepew, wishing them all success to
their undertaking.
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DnmnEe by Storsn;S enr Weston.

WESTON, W. Va, July 1.-Another
very heavy rain storm occurred near
Weston to-day, centering on Rock Creek.
Trains on the West Virginia and Pitts.
bureh, from Clarksburg and Buchanan,
are being held about a mile from the
depot. on account OF the track bring
wrecked and raised out of position. The
water rose 10 within Il few inches Of the
floor In the depot. Thsre was not ne
much damage along the river as there
WAS along the small streams and rril
TGsd. The grain crops suffered most.
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LONDON, July l.-Aleltgram l,as been
received here announcing that the Lis
boat Storm King, which sailed from
here to Capetown aud from the Latter
place to Albany, West A us,raIia has
completed the long voyage in safe,w
She arrived at Albany to-day. ~ !: :.
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PITTSBURGH, July The boiler max.
ers Of Pittsburgh and Allegheny City
struck to-day for nine hours work atten
hours pay. All the boiler works in the
city but two, where the demands OF the
men we're granted, have closed down.
About 900 men are idle.
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6UnTHt DISVu4tE " VIC 17EsttEEVtHtEr. ~
HuNr1SGToS, W. Va, July 1.-The
corner stone Of the new Methodist
church in this city was laid to'dsy With
imposing ceremonies by tho Masons.
Although it was Intensely hot there was
a large crowd in attendance, many yisi.
tors being present from the neighboring
towns. The Grafton which was to haye
been delivered by Bishop Joyce was de-
llvered by Dr.. Earl Crauston, Of Cincin'
natl. The paste: Of the church, Rev
Writ King, will leave p.Dorrow for
vacation among the mountains.
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bills Approved, A

WAsuISGroN, July 1.-The President
has approved the naval appropriation
bill and invalid pension bill, the post.
Office appropriation bill and the joint.
resolution providing temporarily for the
expenditures OF the government.
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Struck by Lightning.

Special Dlspd.ch 10 the Intelltgtneer. ! i ii5IS2
FAIRMoXr, W. Va, July l.-During
tho heavy thunder storm this morning
about 9 o'clock the dwelling OF f. NJ.
Fleming, on jackson street, was struck
by lightning. @I
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Colonel Stewart Nom,n,,,,

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 1.-The Re-
publican conte.ees Of the Twenty. .fonr,h
Congressional district, in session . hcra
to-day, nominated Colonel. Andrsu, h.,u
stewart, OF Fayette county, on the third
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, July l.-By the cap.
sizing Of u skiT in the Allegheny river
near Tarentum last night two ladies,
Mrs. Estep and Mrs. Mary Elmot, were
thrown Into the water and drowned.
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sized statue that crowned tho pedestal.
Applause, loud md prolonged, greeted
the successful culmina,ion Of the enter.
prise; while 10 add 10 tho din, q salute
Of nino guns, one for each letter OF tho
name "Hendicks." was fired by the bat.
terry, and "Columbia" was rendered by
tho combined bunds. - 1ffs7
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Srtctdl Dispatch 10 the Inlcllioeacer.
WAsulSGToN, D. G., July IA patent
was granted to-day 10 Frank G. Cald-
well, OF Wheeling, for metallic ceiling.
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SCOTT IN TIE FIGHT,


Ex.Congressman William L. Scott, o.
Erie, sent word that he would be here
this afternoon to look alter Pattison't
Interests. Some Of the Wallace men
claim to have private information to the
effect that Mr.. Scott will not be- here
The second place on the ticket is receiv
ing very little attention just now.
Everything depends on the nomination
for Governor. II Wallace is nominated
John E Faunce, of Philadelphia. will be
a candidate for Lieutenant Governor
and expects to be nominated. Robert
E. Wright, OF Lehigh, and L. E. Humes,
nf Crawford, are also candidates fol
second place, Wright is said to be a
possibility if Pattison is nominated.
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''PBDSY" DEMOCRATS.
The Big Convention to Meet
To-day at Scranton.
WALLACE AND PATTIsoN
Both Claiming n Majority Of the Dele
Gatcs-"A Fight for tho Pcrma.
ncnt Craftsmanship ... Scott
. Taking Hand. j.

SCRANTON, PA.,yu}y 1.-The delegate,
arc beginning to come in to-day in larg'
numbers, and tonight they will
nearly all be on the ground Those who
are here have been caught by tho Wal
lace and Pattfson managers and hustled
of to tho various headquarters to be
registered. Although more than ma
jority Of delegates are here now It Is i'm.
possible to say with any positivencss
who will control the convention. Both
candidates for Governor and their
friends are confidently claiming they
will organize the convention and nom.
mate their candidate on the first ballot.
The pattison managers, who gave out a
table last night showing how the coun.
ties would vote on the first ballot, and
which gave Pattison 200 votes, Wallace
ia and placed SO in the doubtful col.
ump, said this morning thnt they would
not change those figures. They claim
to have eleven OF tho delegates indi.
Gated In tho table and assert they can.
not be taken from them. The Wallace
managers got to work early this morning
aud figure out majority for the Clear.
field county man on the first ballot.
They showed the table to Senator Wal.
lace, and he approved it, saying he
thought 1t was very conservative esti.
mate. It gives Wallace l95, Pattiaon
l3J, doubtful 43. OF the doubtful dele.
gates, Wallace claims 81.
There IL hot fight going on for the
control OF the committee on credentials.
There are 10 contests, 15 from Philadel.
phia aud i from Blair. OF this number
II are included ia Pattison's estimate.
It is quite probable that ex-senator
E 'ksey b. Coke, the millionaire coal
operator Of Luzerne county, will bs TEN.
1orary chairman. He is acceptable to
he Pattison men and to the Wallace
men aud would be elected without a
contest. There will be a stiff fight in all
probability Tor permanent chairman
The candidates have not yet been an.
lounced.
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Not Dead, but Stranded ..

"Drummers are capable of doing some sick
things when they want to" The speaker was
an ex drummer, and he was speaking to II
Savannah News reporter. ~ knew young
member of the 'profesh, he continued. ""Ao
played u good one on tobacco mouse IN
Savannah on one occasion.
"A severe hurricane passed over the south
western portion OF Georgia, and the young
drummer happened to be down III that S't-
ton at the time The firm here knew tuat
he was there, and they were alarmed. 1h"y
wired but were unable 10 get u reply to any
OF their dispatches, as the lines IN that section
were on the ground The tracks were washed,
and trains did not move for wees. lie
S0uug drummer, Ia.nS To set Wod from
his house, and being unable to l"ay" where
lie was stopping, fell in with company OF
Young men, and had Il royal bug time
IKE had some prize sample cigars, ana Lo
opened box after box, and they were smoncd
up. He had a good deal of premium chewing
tobacco, and the country boys helped hun
chew it, When the week ended he WAS with.
out samples During the excitement he did
not stop to think in what prcdicament no
would be when he would start out with
score OF empty grips. He stuck by the town,
enjoying himself with the boys until toward
the end Of tho week, when he received n dis
patch from the house rcadin, like this: Are
you killed. Wire particulars. 1t flashed IN
his mind to put up apitlful story, and he sent
them this: Not dead. Escaped with my life,
Samples gone send more. 1t was great
hit The proprialors repIenished ,..e sample
cases, and, in addition, saut their representa-
tive several boxes OF tine iI4vanas tor his own
usen
The young man made his rounds on thcex
tras, and came into the city as fresh AZ you
please, receiving the congratulations of friends
and the firm.
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Chemical Sugar.

1t is generally known that chemists can
produce in their laboratory from rags sub
stance very similar to sugar and having the
same sWeetening property. The Germans
are, however, hard at work trying to pro-
duce artificial sugar on large scale, and al
though its production for practical purposes
has not yet been realized, considerable adj
vance has been made and step has been
taken toward successful results. Herr Emil
Fisher has succeeded in obtaining true
sugar, which is capable of undergoing alec
holic fermentation by means of yeast, just
like ordinary su-ar.
Their is only one thing wanting in this
new chemical sugar which eau es it to differ
from the natural sugar, and thai is that 1t Is
OFFICIALLY inactive; 1t will not rotate beam
of po!arizcd light either to the right or left
They call this sugar 'acroso.' Ciyceflhe,
that sheet anchor CT SO many recent investl-
cations, is the starting point in the prepare
ton Of acrose, which must not he con-
founded with "saccharine," which is not =
sugar and can never take It's place AS an ar
ticle of diet. The discoveries of acrose are
sanguine Of making a perfect sugar at no
distant day, and their work is watched with
interest by the scientific us well MS tie indus
trial and commercial world.-petro!t News.
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How to Sleep.

Up TO the fifteenth year most young people
require ten hours, and until the t""ntieth
year nine hours. After that age every one
finds out how much sleep he or she requires,
though, as general rule, at least SIX to
eight hours is necessary. Eight hours sleep
will prevent more nervous arrangements IN
women than any medicine can cure. During
growth there must be ample sleep if the brain
is to develop to its full extent aud the more
nervous, excitable or precocious child is,
the longer sleep should it get, if its int 'cct-
ua progress is not to como to a premature
standstill, or its life cut short at an early age
-yhe Analyst.
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A maiden speech ASK Papa.
The actor thinks Il. t II good role is oettcl
than leaf
Gentlemen who wind their watches at
night are apt to wind them up tight,
People who live in Ulster county ought 10
keen warm III tie coolest weather,
A shoemaker calls his ]ap-stone honest
confession because il is good fc" the sole.
A man blown over in II wind storm knows
,ha, their - an heir apparent to the thrown,
Soiae people are ntrang"Iy eccentric
We know Of = man who uses a plane to
shave With He is a carpenter.
Probably ne mos; wide.awake men
in this country are the Young t'thers
wy have been hloesed with twins.
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