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West vireinin Pensions.

Special Dispalch 10 ht Ipltlligenctr. =
WASHINGTON, D.. G., March 10.-West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
as follows: Original Invalid = Isaac
Wilkins, Independence Michael Berilts,
Hinkleville; Eli Galloway, Wyoma;
Phillip Mason, Smithyille; David Z.
Leach, Walker. 1ncrease-Audrew S.
Sislsr, Terra Alta; Zlchariah Moran,
Burners; David Robinson. Tyler; John
D. Ward. Weston; John B. Rice, Deer
Walk; William Lee, Winfield; James
W. HALLS, Terra Alta; Joseph Barnes,
Weston; Edward W. Deem, Parkers-
burg. Reissue-John W, Combs, New
burg; Palser S. Schooicraft, Junction
Palace, i,a,T.i,
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MRS. BlKutint.L'S FATHER
Believes His Daughter Innocent Of Com.
pllcity In tho Murder.

Believes His Daughter Innocent Of Com.
d. pllcity In tho Murder.
LONDON, March l0.-In an interview
to-day Mr.. David Stephenson, father OF
Mrs. j.. Reginald Birchell, whose hus.
band is charged with the murder of
Frederick G. Benwell at Princeton,
Ont, and who herself is held as an
accessory to the crime, repudiated the
idea that his daughter was in any way
an accessory to the crime. He denied
that there was any question as to the
Legitimacy Of the marriage between his
daughter and Birchell.
He says that he has in his possession
a copy Of their marriage certificate and
that he believes his daughter has the
original. He received n letter from bis
daughter written three days after the
day the murder Was committed and lie
considers that this furnishes absolute
proof of her innocence Of any completely
in the crime. Mr.. Stephenson will sail
for New York on the steamer Germanic
next Wednesday. g-F!
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FLURRY ON WALL STREET,
An Exciting Incident Which Has
Not Been Explained.
SOME VERY WILD REPORTS
In Circulation Whilc Philadelphia y
Reading Had n Big Corner on
the Shorts-Ncariy 100000
Shares Change Hands.

New YORK. March lO.-The most
exciting ,rc,,ior, ~ wall .,roo. ~
'As'" ""' es,''. io'
soino ''ae occurred 1o'uay, When tho
big New York, Philadelphia and Read.
ing rot a corner on tho shorts and com.
pel|ed than "a rny tro nor cort hr Ma
,.a ~ 49, .,SN ~ t"! wy pot W.. .o' .ao
use VI Inc STOCK ior one DAY, putting tho
price, or such stock at 42ss, m advance
Of a per cent from SATURDAYS closing.
There ware al, .ort. nf ron,,,,
- .;-.,',,, % " 1o.'' ~ 'epo',a
~ c'.euial1on ~hiie Inc stock
was being squeezed, but the
story most generally believed wus
that r g g Ivo,n.o. uto howa ,,"s.
;aon,,sa, :n o1'''' WY ia,o oeeA
'aen''heu WIN every movement IN the
stock since tho company was reorgan-
lied, and who have generally. been con.
sidered It's chief supporters in the mnr.
ket, had been caught short Of II. Tho
pool, which had It's HEADQUARTERS in
Wormsers' office, is said to have been
dissatisfied with the results Of its opera.
tions last week aud to have asked tho
Wormsers for the numbers on the Ger.
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THE GRAU OPERA COMPANY,
"Tho brignnds'' Last Nishta and ".imorlta'

"1hc Brignnds" Last Night and ".imoritnn
To.night-"scraps' Mt tho Grand.
The Grau Opera Company sang "The
Brigands" at the Opera House last
night, for the first time in Wheeling.
The audience was Of good size and quail
ity, but cold. This was largely due to
the fact that owing TO a railroad acci-
dent the company did not arrive in the
city until nearly time for the perform
ance to begin, and the people who gath.
cred in the house at s or earlier were
very tired before the curtain arose at
about 900. The orchestra had a very
short ACKNOWLEDGMENT $40 and S:45-
but performed their part very creditably
under the direction OF Miss Emma
Steiner, the first lady musical director
who has been seen here. nE
Considering the unfavorable circum.
stances under which the performance
was given, 1t was very fair. The cherus
is well trained and strong, and the bril-.
liant tinales OF the three acts were especi.
ally well given. Miss Mario Green wood
as Fiorelld, the Brigand's daughter, easily
carried oV the honor8. Mr.. Guryillc, "a
the Duke of Maniua, deserved warmer
reception than the weary audience ac.
corded him. The production as whole
was interesting, and as artistic rs it was
reasonable TO expect OF supperless
troupe after hard days ride. It's
merits we're sufficient 10 give promise OF
q fine performance of "Amorita" by the
same company this evening under cir.
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Fire at Kansns City.

KANSAS ClrY, March l0.-At au early
hour this morning fire was discovered
on the fourth floor OF the warehouse Of
the B. G. Clark Crockery Company. The
fire had gained such strong headway
that the fire department was unable to
extinguish it, and all they could do was
to prevent its spreading to adjoining
buildings. The warehouse and contents
we're wholly destroyed. The loss is es-
timated at $l02, 900.
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Fonrth.Clnss postmnsters,

Speeid. DIspatch to The Inttl!i1eneer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March lo.-West
Virginia postmasters were appointed to.
day as follows: NJ. ]. Lester, vice 4. S.
Baguley, removed. Bethel, Mercer coun.
tyj l.. B. Hubbard, vice W. E. Green,
removed, Spring Garden, Roane county.
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plT7snURaN, March 10.-J. 0. Brown,
Chief Of the Department Of Public Safety,
in his annual report to Council to-day,
made the startling statement that there
were Mt present about 500 speak easies," +"
or unlicensed liquor saloons in Pitts
burgh. Under tho Brooks law there arc
but ninety.three dealers licensed to sell
liquor in tho city, and Chief Brown says
this is entirely inadequate for the supply
and wants OF the drinking community
here. He recommends either absolute
prohibition or enough saloons properly
distributed to fairly aud orderly supply
tue needs Of the drinking classes,
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He Prefers New York,

: NEw YonK, March 1o.-slayor Grant
is in receipt Of a letter from firm Of real
estate dealers at Washington, saying that
the residence OF Martha Washington, in
fredericksburg, Va. where George
Washington spent tho early. part Of his
lie, is for sale. Tho price asked is
A0,600. The letter states that New
York or Chicago would secure valuable
relic for small sum. The writer pre-
fers that New York should secure the
relic: Lax 4, o. IL, = ST l.g,s, lEEy
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which is a denial Of whithcy's wealth.

"But Mr.. Whitney Is not supposed to
be possessed Of enormous wealth 2"
mo; but he has vile, and his wife
has a brother, Col. Oliver Payne. This
latter Ia unmerried. The only two peo.
pie on Gods footstool he cares for are
his father and his sister. Tho'laltcr he
almost worships. He testified bis do.
yotion to her byagilt OF n 5000, 900 house
IN New York, and then by giving her
S2,o000oO to support 1t. He would
gladly give one-fourth Of II to lis sister,
Mrs. Whitney, installed as the lady Of
tho White House. That Is also her nm.
bition; q desire inspired by her success
In Washington society. To bring about
thla state Of affairs the wires are already
being moved. Unless nm mistaken
about Mr.. Cleveland not desiring re-.
nomination, 1t strikes mo that William
9. Whitney will be tho Democratic can.
didate In 1892, and with tho enthusiastic
support Of tho young Democracy, and,
bearing the flag OF tariff reform which
Mr.. Cleveland unfurled, Democratic sue.
cess is assured" ''Fi g,7' =
AS a Whitney boom, Joe Rickey's in.
Eerview can be pronounced a success.
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NEv YoRK, March 10.-The trial Of
Sheriff James A. Flack, his Son, William
L. Flack, and Lawyer; Joseph Meeks,
who are indicted for conspiracy with
Judge Ambrose Mcneil, since deceased,
was begun to-day in the Court OF Oyer
and Terminer before Judge Barrett. The
conspiracy consisted OF trying to procure
divorce for Sheriff Flack from the lat
ter's wife. The work OF procuring a Jury
was at once begun. gG
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SHIFT MAKERS STRIKE.
They Make II Just Demand md Some En-.
pfoycrs Grant II.

lncy nnkc u just nennnu anu SOmo Elm.
ploycrs Grant It.
New YoEK, March 10.-Two thousand
shirt makers are on d strike in this city
to-day. Many Of them are women, and
they demand uniform rate OF pay in
all the shops. They also want the
bosses to provide machines for them to
operate. The shirt makers do not in.
tend 10 work more than ten hours a day
At present they work fourteen hours.
Many Of the bosses have conceded the
terms demanded, but others are holding
out. The pleat makers have joined the
shirt makers out Of sympathy. A nun.
Der oil pants makers have struck, but
the strike has not become general. The
workmen employed on the building OF
tho Temple Court Annex struck to-day,
They demand TINT stipulation, be in
serted in their contracts that only union
men be employed on the work.
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A WILD GOOSE CHASE,
A Civil Service Rrforn,er Wants Informl
tion Tint He IL Not Likely to Get.

a civil Service Hrformer Wants Informn.
tion Tint IIe IL Not Likely to Get.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 10.-Wiil-
lam Dudley Foulke, the Indiana civil
service reformer, is endeavoring to COM
pile q eerie g of statistics relating to the
amount OF Office seeking that is being
done in this country. All the West
Virginia members received circular
inquiring how many applications for
office they had received during the past
year, the average amount of correspond.
encc required to answer each applicant
aud how many offices in each district
were subject to the control OF the Con.
gressmen. .Mr. Foulke has so far re-
ceived but very indefinite answers and
his reseach into West Virginia politics
are not likely to be particularly valuable.
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Now pre.lilrnt for l,rondIus College.

Special Dttpdtch 10 he Inlelliotnctr.
CLARKsnuRa, W. Va, March 1O.-Prof.
II. L. Harris, Master OF Arts Of the
University Of Virginia, has been elected
President Of Broaddua College to sue.
ceed Rev. J. L. McCutcheon, who has
resigned TO take effect in June next.
Prof. r. R. Powell has been elected Vice
President and business manager. These
gentlemen are now in charge Of tho Vir.
ginia Midland Academy, which occupies
the front rank OF similar schools in Vir.
ginia. They have twelve years OF sue.
cessful experience in school work and
now own good school property with
sixty acres Of land. They will dispose
Of their property and take the manage.
ment ofthe Broaddus because they think
they geo large open field for educators
here in West Virginia, and they are am.
bitions to build up a large and flourish
ing school; to this end they will
thoroughly canvass the State.
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New YonK, March lo.-A fire broke
out in tenement house at 1877 Ludlow
street early tonight. There we're in the
building 35 families, tho principal ten.
ants being Hebrews. Through the ell.
cient efforts Of tho Gremen all were res
cued, although there were many narrow
and thrilling escapes. The loss is pecun-
iary, amounting 10 about s. 900.
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A Fatal Collision,

LINCOLN, NEE, March lo.-By q rear
end collision on the Burlington &
Missouri River road, near Harvard,
early this morning, Conductor Norton
and Brakeman Miller were instantly
killed. The train had broken in two
and they had just counectedit it when the
engine Of another freight crashed into
the caboose. The men on the other
train saved themselves by Jumping.
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Short Story OF a Baltic
A Startling Statement. j.

ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA, March lO.-Chi.
cago, 10; Philadelphia, S. II
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"uss WY agent1cnlaH III MT. Klck6yB
peculiar line Of business should be Sc.
lected as the advance agent Of the Whit.
ney show is not so very clear to the un-
Initiated Republicans, but he has proba-
bly, been put forward because lie is a
well known Missourian OF admitted
judgment, in order to. offset the Cleye.
land advertisement which originated
with the Missouri editor already men,
fiNpnd
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Big Fire mt Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, O., March liza few
minutes before one o'clock this morning
flames burst, as if by an explosion, from
all the upper stories Of Stern & Meyers
clothing house, ut the northeast corner
OF Third and Vine streets.
At the present writing the building is
doomed. The loss will be $500, 900 at
least. '
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Didn't Come Down with the goot,,e.

LoSDoS, March 10.-Under the name
and title OF Rogers Doughty Tichbornc,
baronet, Arthur Orion, the Tichborno
claimant, was nominated as the Home
nnle candidate for Stoke on the Trent to
NIL the ,vancancy in the House OF Com
mons, made vacant by the resignation of
Wl!!!am Leatham Bright, Home Ruler.
ne tailed, however, to deposit his share
of the election expenses, and thc nom;n. %n y
alton was therefore cancelled:
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a Good Showing.

4 UTICA, N. Y, March l0.-The seventh
annual meeting Of the Commercial Tray
elers' Mutual Accident Association OF
America was held hero to-day and was
well attended. The reports Of the or
ganiza,ion were very encouraging, show.
ing large and increasing membership
and careful management Of business. /.
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a Minister on Trial.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March l0-Rev. DR..
R. B. Mansell, OF the First NJ. Z. church,
McKeesport, was placed on trial by the
church authorities this afternoon to an.
swer charges Of lying and defamation OF
character. The trial has created sen
sation in religious circles here, and will
last several days. So far the testimony
has been neither sensational nor severe,
but important evidence ia looked for to.
morrow. Over a score OF ministers are
in attendance and q large number OF
witnesses have been subpGu9I.
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WHlTSEY'S CANDIDACY
for the Presidency dates back to the
time when he was a member Of Cleve-
lands Cabinet, and before the renomina-
ton Of his chief. It WAS 30 well known
then that the propriety and expediency
Of Whitney's resignation were seriously
considered and publicly commented
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a MlnistcrInl Crisia.

BELGRADE, March 1o.-All the mem.
oefs ol the seryian Ministry rendered
their designations to the Regent TODAY
t;oe Inc ,atsef declined to accept tho rcsicna.
inon;, I1oh;, anu NEGOTIATIONS are ID propress
loek;ltpg 70 settlement OF the SIIes tronhIes
.c,is;s %nisn Drought about tho ministerial
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OF q great law urm. lie cant aud to his
fame or reputation by another occu.
pancy Of the White House. He is to.
day the foremost man Of the Nation.
Another election to the Presidency
would mean to him simply four years OF
toll and possible mistakes years
in which spotless record might be mar
red by the chances Of public life." 1s@l
HERE COMES TIE REAL POINT r,,.
OF the interview: 1.is.,5 3.5.a y
III MIR. Cleveland should refuse to be
the Democratic standard bearer, and Mr..
Hill is not in the procession, who will
carry the colora?" Mr.. Hickey was asked.
"Next to Mr.. Cleveland in the popular
heart and mind" answered Colonel
Hickey, "is VIM. Q. Whitney. All the
prominent Democrats OF the West with
whom l have talked are OF the same
opinion, and agree with my belief that
be will be the naminee Of the Democratic
National Convention Of 1902; He was
the most energetic, the most intelligent,
the most sensible and the most popular
member OF Mr.. Cfeveland's Cabinet. His
administration Of the Navy Department
was not only unsurpassably clean, but
1t WAS patriotic, and his contention with
Secretary Bayard in the Samoan diff.
Guilty cemented the affection for him ol
all good Americans. These undeniahle
facts leave his character anu ntandiue
beyond question. But unfortunately in
these times these are not sufficient To
make man available as Presidential
nominee. The severe contentious oi
parties, and our lamentably expensive
election system, renders large campaign
funds an absolute necessity in Presl'
dental contest" e 9,E
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:. Clerical THIEF scntcnco,,' :

LONDON March 10.-A clerical scandal
at Bristol has caused much comment.
Canon Baynes was arrested at that p|ace
on the charge Of stealing a trunk from
tue tW platform Of the railway station.
when arTaigned he admitted the truth
Of me charge against him, but urred
aae oaei1sd! ~ weakness as the reason for bis
ae1' !. ne was found guilty and sentenced
70 10 lour months' imprisonment at hard
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Father md Son Murdered.

Clry, Mo-, March lo.-C Charles
Williams and his l2-year.old son, living
in the suburbs Of Galena, Kas., were
found murdered in their bed yesterday
morning Williams was blind and had
lost both arms in mine accident A
man has been arrested at Prescott, Ark,
suspected Of being the murderer. n
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Is LIFE WORTH LIvIN0? 4
Not II yon 90 through the world dyspep.
tic. Dr.. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are
q positive cure for the worst forms OF
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulency and
Constipation. Guaranteed and sold by
Logan Drug Co., J. T. Goodwin & Co.,
o. R. Goetze, A. 7. Young, John Cole.
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THE ENTOMBED MINERS.
n Solemn nnd Impressive Mass In Tl,ei
~ Behalf mt Yilkesburre.

"- Behalf Mt Wilkesbnrrc.
WILKEsDARnE, Pa, March lO.-The
recent horror in the South Wilkesbarre
shalt was the cause of most solemn
and impressive scene in St. Mary's Cath
olic church here this morning. 1t was
announced yesterday that reaueim mass
would be celebrated in behalf of the
entombcd miners, and at eight o'clock
this morning the church was filed by
an audience Of over 1000 people. Rev,
Father Thomas, OF Hoboken, N. j., pre-
sided over the ceremonies and tho sol.
emnity OF the occasion deeply affected
tho thousand or more sturdy miners who
had tlocked to the church 10 take part
in the services in behalf Of their missing
comrades, 1ag- ~
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Mar Hoiuovo "a Joltct,

Troy, N. Y, March 1O.-Fuller 4
Warren, proprietors Of the Clinton foun-
dry, the largest stove manufacturing es.
tabliQhment, have been requested to re-
move their business to Joliet, ILL.,, and
the company intimates that the PROPOSE
ton will bs accepted. 1al PA
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Niuy Cause Truuble.

L CoLvNpvs, O., March Ex-senator
Buchanan has introduced bill in the
Ohio Legislature, providing for Presi-
dent and Presidential electors to
DO chosen in the several Congressional
districts OF the State, the two electors-at-
large to DO chosen as usual, He believes
such Law would be constitutional. So
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Remarkable Theatrical Font

WASHINGTON, March 1o.-Mr. Pal,
mer's Madison Square Theatre Company
came from New York to Washington to-
day via the Pennsylvania railroad in the
remarkable time Of four hours and
seventeen minutes, played "Aunt Jackn
at Albaugh'a Opera House this afternoon
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Got On We'll.

MEMPHIS, TENN, March lo.-The trial
OF ex'President Hadden and ex-Secre-
tary Pnllen on two indictments charging
larceny, embezzlement and fraudulent
breach Of trust, came to au end to-day,
Mr.. Hadden was acquitted on all the
counts. The jury found Mr.. PulIen
guilty on the last count and fixed his
punishment at Is days in the work
house. Judge Duboise, however, dis.
charged the ex.Secretary under the
statute OF limitation, the ofFense having
been committed over three years aro,
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION,
A Hundred Miners Entombcd in n Welsl,
Collicry.

z. tolleTPs
LONDON, March l0.--A terrific ex-
ploslon occurred to-day in the NIorsa
colliery in Glamorganshirc, Wales,
which, it is feared, will be attended
with much loss OF life. One hundred
miners are entombed and communica-
ton with them is impossible for the
present. It is feared that all Of the men
persisted. 52g .3
Later advices from the Morse collicry
are that 800 miners were entombed, but
that many have been rescued from tho
workings nearest the main shaft. Most
OF those taken out are unhurt, but sew
eral have received fatal in jtries. Heavy
falls OF rock prevent the explorers from
reaching the more remote workmen.
The latest estimate is that l50 lives have
been lost, 49,
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Failure Mt Beaver, .

BEAVER, Pa, March l0.=The Beaver
Valley Manufacturing Company, Of
West Bridgcwater, has failed for sc, 900,
with alsets OF abont one.half. Their
casting works burned down two yeara
ago aud the company was never able ia
recover ia standing, fl y
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THO Suit Against Ward.

NEw York, March l0.-Judge Law
renee, Of the Supreme Court, handed
down a memorandum in the special
term to-day setting the hearing Of the
suit Of the Metropolitan Exhibition
Company against John N. Ward, the
celebrated short stop, down for the cath
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Floods In IOwu.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, March lO.-A
IIa~teyc special from various portions
OF Iowa, Illinois and Missouri reports
heavy rains prevailing during the past
SO hours. The lowlands are pretty
generally under water, while creeks and
rlyiues are oyeltlowed,
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Stu.IunIs Arrcntcd.

PRAGUE, March lO.-A demonstration
OF students was made yesterday at the
graves Of young Czech notables at Wal,
chau. The students were dispersed by
the police and number Of them were
arrested. lS "a <, ~.
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I 81. LOUIS, Mo-, March l0.-A large as.
signment Of cotton seed has been re.
ceived in Oklahoma which will be dis.
tributed among the settlers Immediately
ppd planting will begin at once;
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Wheeling md parkeraburs 3Ien to Do It..
Special Dispatch 10 the In!ellioencer. ,1 l..ft
I WASHINGTON, D. G., March 1O.-The
ennmerators in the First district Of West
Virginia have been relieved by the su-
perintenlent OF the Census from the col.
lection ofstatictics relating to iron, steel,
coke, glass, the electrical industry and
Illuminating gas, These statistics will
be compiled by experts to be appointed
nt Wheeling and Parkersburg. 9ss