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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-23
RIOT AT POCAHONTAS.
West Virginia Desperadoes Doing Bloody
Work.

PoCAHoNrAs. VA, July 29.-A
lawleSs party OF men, numbering some
fifteen or twenty, from Mcdowell coun-
ty, w. Va. rode into this mining town
Sunday afternoon. They were quite
riotous and disorderly and began firing
their guns in the streets. The Town
Sergeant commanded them to de>i,t.
but instead Of obeying him they fired
several shots at him. He then sum
moned several citizens and composed a
posse and attempted to arrest the
invaders. \ regular pitched battle
then began in real good earnest.
This had lasted for about half an
hour, during which time a number Of
citizens were wounded. The Sergeant
finally succeeded in arrcsting two OF the
mob. but the others escaped. Later in
formation was received to the effect
that the mObberS had been reinforced.
and that they intended to return. res
cue their comrades and burn the town.
This so alarmed the people of Poca-
hOntaS that the Mayor called out the
militia. Upt an early hour this even
ing no further trouble had occurred.
but the citizens are terribly excited.
and If the mob returns there will be
warm work during the night
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INTERSTATE CONFERENCE
OF the ". &. T. L. Begins Its Sessions at
Mt. Lake Park.

Special telegram 70 Ne HsGiSier.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. MD. July 30.
The Interstate Conference of the
Woman'S Christian Temperance Union
began their sessions here this morning.
The meeting will last four days. The
subjects that will be considered are Fl
nance" Organism and How Affected
by Politics" Party Government and
the Evils OF Partisan Politics, " "Prohi-
bltion and the Tariff. Ex-Governor
81. John. Walter Thomas Mills, of Chi
cago, and Prof. =. Il. Reynolds, Of West
Virginia, are among the noted visitors
here TO attend the conference.
The programme Of to-day was a> fol-
lows:
Prayer meeting in charge Of Rev.
Eugcnia L. ST. John. of Kansas.
Music in charge of Mrs. Belle Har-
mston. of West Virginia.
Opening OF Conference. Mrs. Caroline
Il. Buell., President.
Appointment OF CommittccS-Rc>olu-
tions. Plan Of Work, Finance.
Parliamentary Drill-COnductcd by
Mrs. Jennie McClurkin, Ohio.
School of PoliticS-Conductcd by
Prof. F. B. Reynolds, State University.
Morgantown. w. Va. Topic: Society
an Organism, and How Affected by Pol
iticS.
Noontide prayer and adjournment.
Afternoon Physical Culture and Del
sarte Gymnastics-MiSs Lydia j. New
comb, State W. {. T. L. Lecturer. Of
Michigan.
Debatc-Waltcr Thomas Mills, Of
Chicago. and Albert Grillin, Of Kansas.
Prof. A. W. Hawks will rccite
Evening Conference "Round Table,
Walter Thomas Mills presiding.
Music by the quartcttc.
WEST VIEGINIAN> PRESENT.
The following Wheeling and other
West Virginia people are registcd at
the Allegheny House:
From Whccling-MrS. J. w. Grubb
and three children. Miss Mamie Grubb.
Mrs. l.. :. Delaplain. Miss lIulda Della
plain. c. Lamb and wife. Misses Bessie
and Louisa Lamb. Miss Nancy Fisher.
Miss Flora c. Wilson, Miss Minnie Lor-
ing. Miss Mamie Patterson. Miss Matil-
da Burke. Miss Ella Howell. Mrs. +. \.
Hildrcth. Mrs. :. L. Hldrcth. Mrs. |.
f. Jones, Miss Laura Dalzell, Mrs \.
w. Campbell, Mrs. John f. Sweeney
Mr.. Thomas Sweeney. Miss Mary Dor
sey, Miss A. :. Parran. Miss Bessie
List. Mr.. Crecl List. Mrs ID. c. List
Mr.. Charles ChadducK and wife, of
Grafton. Hon. G.. d. Camden and wife,
of ClarkSbmg. Mrs. James Garrell and
two children are also at the Allegheny.
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THE C.. B. y o. WRECK.
Fifteen People Injured and the Engineer
Killed.

CmcAGo, July 22.-Tho following partic-
ulars in regard TO the accident on the east
bound train on the c., B. X =. road, near
Limon, Col, last night, have been received
from Freight Manager ST. John. from Col
orado Springs The accident occurred at
bridge mile and half west of Limon, at
about lO:40 o'clock p. m. Two spans Of the
bridge, which is about 30 feet long and II
feet high. were washed out by torrent
The engine. baggage car, day coach and
chair ear went into the chasm and were
wrecked badly. The sleeper remained on
the track Twelve or fifteen people were
nose or less seriously hurt aud Engineer
Mccormick was killed.
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GoEMAN FOR TARIFF REFORM.
lie Promises 10 Take Decided Grou"d
Against the Mckinley Bill.

BALTIMORE, Mn, July 22.-Speculation
has been rife ever since the conference OF
the tariff reformers here as TO why Sena-
tor German had not participated in the de-
liberations. II is well known that the SEN
ior Senator from Maryland has always
been partial TO protective policy, but II
was presumed by Democrats generally that
knowing the national contest would be
fought under the banner inscribed with the
principles enumerated by Mr.. Cleveland,
he was politician enough TO fall into line.
The tariff rcformers were probably afraid
that he would shirk the question, but that
their fears were groundless and that those
who knew the man best were correct IN
their estimate is shown to-day by the an
nouncement that Senator German would
be with his party at the proper time TX
Mayor Hodges states that during conver-
sation with Mr. German on the subject, the
Senator told him that when the Mckinley
bill came before the Senate he would make
a speech upon that measure that he be
Haved will fully satisfy his friends in the
Senate and elsewhere as to his sympathy
with the tariff reform policy Of the Ma
tiona Democratic party.
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PAGES at Homcwood.

Pirr>n,Hc. July 22-Thc first grand
circuit race ever held in Pittsourg oPened
to-day with splendid list OF entries wei
coined bv 5000 people. ,..,.,
2:3O class trot. purse Sl,Oh. DIVIDED
Viola Clay. first; Lizzie =, OF Warren
Pa. second; Lakewood Prince, thlru-
Best time . 2.22i
Second race. 2:25 class. pacing, purse
q 400 divided Forest Wilkes. hrSt
Arctic. Cleveland, o., second; Billy b.
800 class trot $1,000, divided-Mam-
brine Maid. first; St Elmo, second; Dla-
mond. third. Time 2:20.
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STANLEY WILL LECTURE.
The Explorer VIII Bring His Young wife
To America

LoNpoN. July 22-Mr Coombcr Ten
nant. brother Of Mr. Stanlcys bride. sailed
for New York on the Umbria, having IN
his pocket an important commi sion from
his famous brother-in-law.
He called at Mitcham, on his way to Llv-
erpoOl. 10 bid his sister and her husband
good-by. and received full Instructions lie
is a thoroughly educated. clever young
business man, Of unquestionable executive
ability. and goes 10 America as Mr.. stan
ley's avant cOurcur, or rather as the mit
dleman Of the forthcoming lecture tour BOO
the United States and Canada.
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AZ Chicago Chicago Il, New York ::
hits. II and g.; errors - and {: earned .
and 3 pitchers. Lu0y aud Welsh.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 10. Pitts
burg +, hits. Il and ID: errors and :.
earned, and 6: pitchers. Gleason and
Heckor
~ Cincinnati Cincinnati . Brooklyn
lG. earned. : and hits. 10 and II. errors,
and pitchers. Rhines and Terry.
CAt Cleveland Cleveland .. Boston 81:
hits, , and :; errors, each. earned. and
3: pitchers. Smith and Clarksou
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, wronrcd husband, Fearful Rcycngc.

Rr,HyuIH. Ills. July 22.-The first
murder in this place for many years hap
pcned during Sunday night James Denny,
George Balderback. Jennie Barnaby aud
Mrs Wilson had spent the day in Boards
town. returning at night loaded with bad
whisky. Mrs. Wilson was found on the
sidewalk near her home with four bullets
I'm her head She is supposed TO have died
instantly. as there were no signs that
struggle had taken place. James Denny
vas taken home with q bullet hole in his
holy that may prove fatal. Denny and
Bal,lerbac5 both claim that Mrs. Wilsou's
h...h.nI lid tho sh0niing.
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QUITE An GCcmENr

occurred at Watson, McGraw X Co. $
BlackShire No. .. They struck pocket
of gas AT o'clock this evening and the
gas came with such force as To knock
Clarence Randall. the driller, and John
GARY. the tool dresser, ont of the der
rick down over the bank 100 feet. In
an instant the derrick was in flames
and soon burned To- the ground. The
men all escaped with few slight
bruises and the loss of their clothing
and gold watch. The contractors
Wcible Bros, of Washington, Pa, are
heavy losers. Us all their cables and
tools were destroyed. The gas is still
burning high tonight and Illuminating
south Warrington brightly. South
Pcnn's Rymer No. is due Wednesday.
The Furbee well makes seven wells
drilled i'm aud all producing oil.
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&. \. II. REUNION.
i'arkcrsburs Taking steps to Make II a
Great Occasion.


PApKrn,BUEc. July e2.-A meeting
OF the citizens of this city was held AT
the Court House last night % forward
the interests of the coming reunion, TO
raise funds and attract general interest
m the affair which promises To be- Of
immense proportions. The public meet
ing was well attended by the people, re-
gardless OF party. y Central Committee,
consisting Of Hon. w. y. Chancellor,
4. y. Williams. John w. Dudley and \.
b. Bcckwith, was appointed. In ad-
dition TWO committeeman from each
ward were appointed to confer with the
citizens of their wards, raise funds and
to stimulate interest In the affair. II Is
believed that not less than 10000 people
will visit the city during the reunion
from various parts OF this State, Ohio.
Pennsylvania and adjoining States.
Preparations for their reception will be
made ON grand scale. AccOmmoda-
tions for the great crowds will be ar
ranged and complete success through
ont is already assured.
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Al Pittsburg -Pittsburg, !. Philadel-
phia. 8: earned. l and ,; home runs, Beck
ley; errors, { and / hits, and 10. pitch
crs. Stalcy and Sanders.
At Chicago-Chicago ]: Boston. ,.
pitchers, King and Gumbert; hits. and
:; earned, ! and ., no errors: umpires.
Knight and Jones
A. BuiIalo-B Buffalo. 6: New York. :.
hits. g and II, errors. , and ,; earned, !
and ,: pitchers. Buckley and Koefe
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CADIz FIRE SWEPT.
The Globe Hotel and a Number of Small
Buildings Destroyed.

Specidf Telegram 10 me Register
SrFUBFNvIILE, O., July 92.-Cadiz.
the county seat of Harrison county. was
visited by n conilagration this morning.
Fire was first discovered at three o'clock
when it was well under way in the
Globe hotel stables, corner Ohio street
and an alley near the center of town.
From here the fire moved in every di-
rection except across Ohio street, TAX
ing in its course the Globe hotel, Nc
Conncll's wagon mandatory, row of
stables in the alley, John w. GillcSpie'S
fine furniture establishment, Mrs. Me
Bean and Mrs. Clark'S stables. Here it
was checked, but continued to burn
until six o'clock. At four o'clock tel
egram was received by Chief Nichol-
son, of the Stucbcnville fire department,
for assistance. and preparations were
made to send an engine ont on a special
train. but later telegram was received
not to send it aS the supply OF water
was short. At this time it looked rs if
the entire business portion OF the town
would be destroyed. CadiZ is town OF
abaut / 500 inhabitants, but is a very
wealthy community and is surrounded
by a rich agricultural country and prop
erty is very valuable. The town is the
center Of the wool trade of eastern
Ohio. and much business is done here.
The loss on the Globe hotel is about
SIP. 900. The Gillespie furniture eStab'
lishmcnt was one of the finest in eastern
Ohio and the loss will reach up into
thousands. The stables were good
specimens OF buildings Of this sort. and
and the estimate is that the total loss
will be- about $4,000 partially insured.
THE FIRE INCENDIARN.
\ special from Cadiz says: At three
o'clock this morning the Globe Hotel
stables were discovered to be on fire and
before the department could gain con
troll Of the connagration were totally
consumed. along with the two story
bricl, hotel. six other stables and ware
houses and the large three story brick
furniture house Of j. w. Gillespie was
almost ruined. The fire was certainly
of incendary origin, aS il was the fourth
attempt at the Globe stables. An at
tempt was also made TO burn the new
hotel al the new fair grounds last even
fuu
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An Enidemic of smalIpos.

San ANTONIO. TrNA-. July 22.-Small-
nox is endemic along the Mexican side of
The border At Piedras Negras . per
cent. of the population has been affected,
and the percentage Of fatality has been
very high In New Laredo there have
beeu upward of 200 people stricken with
the disease The MeNicaus have taken no
precautions against IFS spread ana IN
NAM of their smaller towns II Is raging
unchecked
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-23

Tnr honor and integrity Of the manage
ment of the Louisiana State Lottery Com
panv are now fully established all over the
country. All VINO know anything about 10
know that the Drawings Of the Company
are held with the utmost fairness. and al!
urizcs paid fully aud promptly Thou
sunds are ready of their own knowledge "a
testify 10 this The COMPANY present
charter has about i've years to run. The
only question now under consideration
is. shall the present charter expire IN l,'''
by limitation or shall it be extended ior
another term of - years
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MIR I0yrR wA- HIoH
Freight wreck-rrominent Man Dead.

SptciH Iei'grqm 10 hhf Rtgis'Sr.
MARTINsnURG. W. Va. July 22-Last
night a heavy freight wreck occurred on
the b. X O. railway about 80 miles west Of
this city. and near Sir Johns run. George
". Light was the engineer In charge OF en-
gine 30. 52S and barely escaped with his
life. The train was composed Of empty
ears and west bound. The damage will
amount 10 considerable.
Hon. Moses :. Grantham, an able and
respected citizen of this county, was buried
here to-day He was lifelong Democrat
and welded considerable influence both in
politics and public affairs. He at one time
represented this county in the Virginia
Senate and has filled many important po-
liiical positions.
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Big Wooden Mill, burned at Allegheny.

PTTsBURG. July 22.-Fire completely
cleaned ont the wooden mills Of Bradley X
Co., Of Allegheny, this afternoon. The loss
was $1,000, with a partial insurance The
Allegheny fire department were AT the time
fighting fire in the lower portion of the
city. and five alarms were sent 10 Pittsburg
besorc the ire was eXtinguished. The mill
with contents burned like a tinder box aud
for a time threatened the crowded portion
of Allegheny along the river
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CABLE BREVITIEs.

DR.. Peters has LETT Zanzibar for Europe.
John Lubbock has been elected Chairman
Of the London County Council - III the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF i-oi'
Roseberry.
Cant. Miller. Of the German army ha'
been deprived 0f his rank and Uniform Tor
issuing a pamphlet in which De asper'ed
the military forces Of the empire.
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.nrlrln.l Packnge,, NIen in Court.

Sr--l I..grrfH '9 Pc Atgis'T.
W,-ui>eroN. PA. July D. Before e..
81 Ruu'e Justice of the Peace, were held
the hearings of the original package house
rronr.ctors to-day. john VI. Braden. Esq.
appeared for the defendants. John G0thart.
Jacob Niscr. J. h. Porter Louis Lelt and
Joseph Swciuart. and District Attorney
W g. Parker for the Commonwealth.
s. number ot witnesses We're examined
bv the counsel on b0ta sides The charges
preferred were for selling to men OF lniem-
perlte habits and without license. Argu-
mrts were made bv counsel and Justice
Rlu.e reserved his decision until O'Clock
Tomorrow afternoon.
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canadian War on American Cheese.

TORONTO. July IA special cable DIS Gis-
nst,h 10 the Globe from London says. Inc
ieadinr firms in the Liverpool import pro
Vision trade met recently TO CONSIDER luc
Rowing custom Of exporting american
cheese from Montreal as the CAh4u.an VI
nroduct. They urge prompt acton on tile
Dominion authorities under the e'''''i'
disc act
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TO KIpNAP MAJOR BURKE.
Louisiana Detectives Hope to Bring the
Dc1,uIting Treasurer to Book.

NEW ORLEANS. July 22.-The Louisiana
7 eeislature. at its session recently closed
appropriated $1,000 as reward Tor the
,apture of ex-State Treasurer Burke, now
mining in Honduras. A gentleman !ateiy
o-rived from there says number OF Ge-
tcct;ves have gone TO Honduras receht!y'
presumably with the intention OF klunap-
~. Major Burke and returning him 70
I''7 't7,isiana. in the hope Of securing the re
- ofFered by the state Major Burke
,',,.,re of their mission, and seems 10 be
,.o,.y much worried and nervous.
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New England,. Poor Crops.

BOSTON Jaly 23.-Thc damage in New
Ereand by thc present drouth is now past
recovery whatever the future weather.
Some u0rfler localities have been favored
with showers during the past week but
most of the districts have been without
rain sufficient for growing season for
weeks Corn and tobacco on the lowlandS
arc StiI in fair condition. Grass is the
only abuudau. crop. and a large yield Of eN-
GEL. arf Lav has been cut
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Wheelings Fan the Air.

Special I,isgrTW 10 NE Register.
CANTON. O, July 22.-In the game here
today between the Canton and Wheeling
teams the visitors were polished of TO the
tune Of II to . The following is the score
by innings:
Canton .........l o . , % oil
Wheeling ...........u % % D u q u O. .
Base hits, - and : two-base hits, Spei-
del, CrOgau. Hart; home run, Westlake.
errors. and & batteries, HandibOe and
Yaik, Zeigler and Zeigler Umpire, Jami-
son.
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SPRINGFIELD. Mo, July 22.-John NJ.
Duncan has brought suit in the sum OF
$500 for SANDER against Congressman
William H. Wade In his complaint Dun
can charges that Congressman Wade,
while speaking at Springfield on last Sat
ur1av. used the words: Duncan published
"A lie on me in the Aurora 1drcrtiScr. l can
buy him for two dollars and a-halL
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Arnhs and spanIards sklrmi.h.

MAnRp. July 22-A number Of Arab,
fired upon detachment Of Spanish cay
alry near the town Of Melima, a Spanish
convict settlement on the north coast oi
Morocco. and several Of the calyaryucn
were wounded. The attacking party was
sheled from the fort and a number OF thr
Arabs were killed
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SOLID TOR ANDERSON.
Boone County Democrats Instruct Their
Delegates for Him.

NN 'f.. " fNf.NI 'N 0'r 'Nt'.fN
CuRLr>rowN. ". Va. July 23.-The
Democratic convention i'm Boone county TO
select DELEGATES 20 the Congressional con-
vention met Yesterday and adopted reso-
utious. deu0uncing the Federal election
bin as an unconstitutional and unnecessary
measure: endorsing Aldcrson's course in
STAYING at his post To- fight this and other
iuiQuitous measures. denouuciug the action
of the Election committee in deciding 10
uuscat Anderson. adhcring 10 the second
term precedent and instructing the dele
gate, 20 the Congressional convention 10
cast thc solid vote of the county for Alder
SON The convention was harmonious
throughout Alderson was then sent for
and made "a speech.
Wilson spoke here tonight to a. large
.sr.rt-l
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rhe Commercial sonth,s Protest.

New ORLEANS, La, July 22.-The Cham
Der Of Commerce and Industry, OF LouiSl-
ana. the largest commercial DoIy
in the South, having been ask
ed for their views of the suggess-
ZION 10 hold a convention of Southern buSl-
mess men to consider what is best for the
south T. DO if the Force bill now before
Congress should become law replied tha'
IL would favor such convention ana up
,,oiut DELEGATES to IL.
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Iowa Fiends Under Arrest.

O~sAtoo~,. I,. july - The family OF
Arthur Webb. consisting of his wife and
four -,cp-taughters, are under arrest Tor
tle murder of his three -ycar-old child 10y
beating TO to death About "a year ago
Neo1 married Mrs. Joseph Ausie, and it
seems thar she and her children have been
is .ur some time
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GAUOAUR A WINNER.
The 81. Louis SLAMS Crew Again Beats
Hanlan'S

DrLrru, MIN, July - The great four
Dared professional race to-day created IN
mense interest and enthusiasm from start
10 finish There were five crows entered,
with positions from the shore as FOL
lows Haulan's. consisting of Hanlan,
Teemer. Hosmer and Wise, with Hanlan as
stroke. Ross, consisting OF Ross, Harry
Vail. j. 4. Kennedy and ID. h. Murphy.
The West Ends, of Buffalo, 'auIauI >
crew, consisting of Mckay, stroke iiaiiiili;
Cardonr and Ten Eycll. and the Eries, Of
RuTalo Gaudaur's crew won by length
and a half. Hanlau's second and the Eues
third Best time l>:20
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Christy, who umpired the Mansfield
Youngstown game at Mansfield yesterday.
was treated with violence by the crowd and
had to be escorted off the field under the
protection OF the Mansfield directors
Putsbug Post Is it possible this could Oc-
cur in "A town which Occuscs Wheeling Of
furnishing audiences "of mob order. in
contrast 10 the cultured base ball gather
iugs seen on Buckeye soil.
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W,~ulNcraN. ID c.. July 23-Thc Sen
.l-. b,I. giving q pension of $1,000 "a year to
Mrs Jessie Fremont. was reported from
t.e Committee on Pensions and placed on
tle calendar Tine Senate proceeded to The
consideration of thc Indian Appropriation
h.L
Ammc thc amendments reported aud
agreed was thc following: Increasing the
lunronrilriou for subsistence ot the Sioux
ana purposes of their civilization from
S>5lUlO -o Sl0.W0 Having disposed OF 3i
pages, 0f thc bin exactly one half, the Uil
va. alij aside until tomorrow.
Tho House bil for the disposal of the TT
Elf, i-ary reservation under the Home
stead Jaw was taken from the calendar an,
passed The Senate then adjourned
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FIVE REPORTED DEAD.

\ Cyclones Awful Work Near Fargo.
y. ID.
ST PNi. MiNN.. July pa Ptn".r
Pr,,. special from Fargo, y. ID. says.
Reliable information reached here Co...
night of cyclone near Cliff
ford in the southwestern part oi
Trail county, which resulted iu the death
of five persons IN one family, and severe
injury to a man and his wife IN another
Considerable damage 20 property is also
rnnnried
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At Philadelphia Athletics. B.. 81. Louis.
@; hits, and J.. errors, { and 3; pitchers,
Stein and Stvctts.
At Syracuse-S Stars 10. Columbus 4: hits.
II and o. errors, and 10: pitchers. Casey
and kuauss.
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West Virginia Pensions.

tii. 4t. 3riN 70 ne 4t-1's.-I-
W,>uNeroN. July Pensions have
been granted thc following West Nir-
-iuiaus Orginal-Johu Rublc, Mineral
Wells. Adam Fusch, Wheeling, lsiah
Netto.. purs.ev. Iucrease-Nathau G.. Is.
Webb. Petroleum; Gideon Mason, Eli
ahe,h. Thomas Palmer Conway. VIM.
GeaEcr. Bc.ugtou; Frederick Fox, Con
AWAY, VIM II. Hulisou, Ciarks0urg,
Grifu GroweI Original - Widow
Miriam ST.. widow of John Puleu. Wheel