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MILLIONS IN IT.
The Stock Yard Syndicate a Gigantic
Monopoly.

Chicago. July %. - An afternoon
paper says: The new stock yards syn
dicate has begun negotiations for the
purchase outright for the National
Stock Yards at st. Louis, the
Union Stock Yards at ST. Joseph, Mo-,
the Union Stock Yards at South st. Paul
and the smaller yards at Iowa City.
These are the locations of definite negO-
tions; it is stated further that the i'm
mense corporation contemplates the
netting of every cattle pen in this coun-
try. These developments to-day would
indicate that the syndicate is
destined to be the most gigan-
tic corporation in America. Thir-
ty days ago reports began circulat-
ing of the sale of certain stock yards in
tcrcSts to parties unknown, and on a
few occasions the names Of Armour,
Nelson, Morris and 5. w. Allerton were
given as parties to the alleged transac-
tions. All OF these people denied the
stories at the time. \ similar report
telcgraphed from st. Paul this morning
was also denied by all the parties, and
an exhaustive investigation revealed the
facts as stated above.
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Liberal Offer.

Mat. McCabe Of New Brunswick, III,
offers 10 pay five dollars 70 any person
troubled with bloody fux, who Will take
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhua Remedy according 20 directions and
does not get well in the shortest possible
time One half Of . cent bottle ofthis
remedy cured him Of bloody fux, after he
had tried other medicines and the prescrip-
tions Of physicians without benefit Mr.
McCabe is perfectly safe in making this
offer. as more than a thousand bottles OF
this remedy are sold each day. and ii has
never been known 10 fail in any case Of collie,
cholera morbus, dysentery, diarrhGa or
bloody fux. when the plain printed direc-
tions were followed For sale by G..
II. Goetze. W ". Irwin, G. Schnpef and
John klari.
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CENTRAL AMERICAN WAR.
News of the Battle Confirmed Mexico
May Take "a Hand.

New YORK, July GA special cable
gram from La Libertad, San Salvador,
says:
The latest news from the frontier
confirms the reports in respect to the
victory of San Salvador over the forces
Of Guatemala in the battle of July II.
The Guatemalans, 4,500 strong, invaded
San Salvador under command Of Camilo
Alvariz; NarceZo AvileZ and Pedro and
Perez BarrilaS. The killed numbered
over 200, with many wounded. Thirty
refugees from San Salvador. among
them Gen. MontroSe, have given them
selves up the SalvadoreanS.
Gen. Nillavicenco, Salyadorean
traitor, attacked the Salvadorean forces
May is and was defeated. Guatemala
commenced the warfare without dec
laratiOn of war.
Many eases of rifles shipped from San
Francisco for the San Salvador govern
ment have been seized aboard the Pacif-
ic Mail steamship by the Guatemalcan
government. 1t is believed that Gen.
Fabio Moran. who was aboard the
steamship. and who is an aSpirant for
the Presidency of Salvador, acted as an
iniormcr to Guatemala, and that the
government seized the arms on informa-
ton that he furnished.
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LODGE Is HOPEFUL.
lie Thinks His Bill May be Modified and
Passed.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-While on the sur
face there is little excitement about the
Federal Election bill, the efforts 10 have the
Lodge bill modified and passed have by no
means closed.
In fact, they have gained anew impetus
by the return of Mr.. Lodge, who has been
absent for some days.
Upon his return Mr. Lodge at once set
about to ascertain the exact situation. The
measure that will be brought before the
Senate will not be the Lodge bill, but the
one proposed by the Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections, and which the commit
tee has agreed 10 report as substitute for
the Lodge bill now on the presiding Off
GERS table.
Senator Teller in committee voted with
his Republican colleagues in favor of re-
porting the bill, and while it does not eX-
actly meet his views, he hopes to have it
changed by amendments in the Senate so
that it will meet his unqualified approval.
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TOPICS OF SPORT.
ANOTHER GREAT REGATTA TO BIZ HglD IN
BOSTON.
The Racing at HomswOOd Ysstsrday-A Challenge
br Dempsey TO Meet an English Cham
plon-Aeciden! at Dalath-
Base Bal News.

m BosroN, July 23.-Manager Charles II
Ihayer, of the Point Of Pines. announces
that he Is ready to give 81 900 purse for a
single scull race, open to all professionals.
TO be rowed at the Point Of Pines ON Sen
tember D; also 500 purse for double
scull race, to be rowed at the same place on
September i. For the former event an en-.
trance fee Of $50 will be charged. this IN he
added TO the purse. or the whole amount
the winner il TO get 30 per cent, the second
p per cent, the third man - per cent and
the fourth man 10 per cent. In the double
scull race the entrance fee is to be So per
boat, and all the entrance money must be
posted before the entry is accepted MIR.
Thayer will receive entries at the Point Of
Pines up TO August -. If the list Of en-
tries warrants, Mr.. Thayer will also give
a purse Of $1,000 for four-oared profes
sional race. and also good sized purse for
4 half or three-quarter mile dash
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Alhrich il Dnnht.

WAsuNGroN. July Ex-senator Aldrich,
of Rhode Island. is another Republican
who is very doubtful as 10 his course on
the Federal Election bill, and he admitted
to-day that II hc should be compelled TO
support such measure il would be against
the interests of his constituents as there IS
a line of steamers plying between Proyi-
dence and Savannah, doing large trade.
That would probably be ruined were this
Force bill to become a law. The Radicals.
however are trying to bulldoze Mr. Aid-
rich and he may be whipped into line IL ne
does not stiffen his backbone
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Guatemalian Denials.

CITY OF MEXICO, July 23-The Gaute-
malan minister has received a telegram
from the Guatemalan Minister of Foreign
Affairs, which says
Against the positive orders which the
government had given, one of our officers
took some of his troops across the line.
There was skirmishing OF slight import
ancc, and our troops, few in number, were
ordered TO return. They lost nothing.
The officer who disobeyed orders by cross
ing the frontier is under arrest and Will be
court martialed.n
The President of Guatemala telegraphs
the minister to Mexico that the Saliva
dorean enemies of Ezeta were met and
rnnted by EZetn ~
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Washington News.

The Senate Finance Committee has re
ceded from its action reducing the plate
glass duty in the Mckinley bill
1t is believed that the President will veto
the River and Harbor bill on account oil Its
extravaganza.
The House Committee ON Merchant Ma
rine and Fisheries has ordered favorable
report on the Senate billto place the Amer
lean merchant marine on an equality WIN
that of other nations.
The Langston VS.. Nenable and Miller vs..
Elliott contested election cases Will DC
called up in the House this week.
The House considered the Bankruptcy
BILL yesterday Mr.. wilson, oI @ " 8.
OF the bill
The Senate considered the Indian ApPro-
priation bill. Yesterday, without disposng
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Tho Races M PIttshnrr.

PITT>BrRc. pa. July 23.-The attend
ance at to-day's races, at Homewood Driv
ing Park, was fully as large as YESTERDAY
Notwithstanding the threatening weather
Free for all class, pacing, purse 81 ,OO
Hal Pointer, first; Gossip. Jr, second
Monkey Rolla, third; Argyle, fourth. jew
EFT fifth. Best time, PISA.
Two twenty, trotting class, purse 81 900
unfinished
The % trot was postponed until to-mor
row on account of rain.
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Players League.

At Cleveland Cleveland Il, Brooklyn,
6; hits. 10 and 10; errors, ! and ;; earned
runs, 1 aud 3 pitchers, Bakeley and Wey
hing: attendance 200.
Al Chicago-Chicago. ,; Boston, -
pitchers, Barston and Kilroy hits, n aud
il: earned, and Il; errors > and ! ; at
tendance, 9.3l2.
At Buffalo-Bunalo, 6; New York.
hits. II and 9; errors. & and .; earned,
and pitchers, Crane and Keefe; attend.
amer. jG1
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McAuIIne Coes Into rraininc

LONDON, July 23-JOe McAulfc left
this morning for one Of the country seats
owned by Lord Lonsdale. in Kent. and will
begin at once 10 train for his fight with
Slavin He has two months In which to
train down from 24G pounds to pos He has
made an agreement with his trainer Billy
Madden, 10 abstain from liquor Of all kinds
for that period, and he is going into train
to win. Madden says he believes he could
whip Slavin in his present condition. but
that when he has rid himself OF about 40
pounds Of superiiuous flesh he will simply
be an inYlncible giant Of iron
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At Syracuse-S Stars :. Columbus -, hits,
Is and l5; errors. each: earned . and ,
pitchers, Morrison and Gastright
At Rochester Rochester :, Toledo 3.
hits l3 and Is; errors, 3 each; earned, d,
and /: pitchers, Calihan and iealy.
At Philadelphia-At {; Louisvil"
Is hits. : and 6: errors, 3 and .; earned.
Athletics /; pitchers, Mcmahon and Ehret
At New York Brooklyn :, ST. Louis 3 ,
hits. II and 10; errors, ] and 3. earned, -
and 3 pitchers, Dails and Ramsey.
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WHEELING, w. THURSDAY MORNING. JULY "a, 1890

of Russia Asking Lord Salisbury TO ad-
here to the agreement of February 25th, we
leave the agreement of April 10th to be
maintained, if maintained at all by Russia,
for whose cause and whose advantage it
was particularly designed"
Mr. Blaine says the remarks Of Minister
Phelps cannot be given as reason for
breaking off negotiations, and the interposi-
tion of the wish of British Province
against the conclusion of a convention be-
tween two nations which according to Mr..
Phelps "had been virtually agreed upon ex-
ccpt as to Details was in the Presidents
belief, grave injustice to the government
of the United States
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HANCOCK OIL.
Two Good We'ls Brought in in the Last
Few Days.

Special Telegram 10 ne register
NEW CUMBERLAND, July 23.-Thc hdc
pcndcm says in its oil review: Walmer &
Troutman commenced hauling out supplies
to rig up for drilling the Fisher well ON
Smith Miller. near Holidays Cove Mon
dav. Coast y Co. are building their No. /
on Warwick and building rigs for their No.
; and q on the same farm. The Bridewater
No. :. on L. r. Smith, came in gusher on
Saturday. and is good for - TO 100 barrels
natural. and may 20 to $50 after being shot.
II is the best well in that group.
The Walmor Oil Company got the sand ut
their No 1. on Freshwater, on Friday.
When 10 feet in the sand the well filled up
400 feet with fluid, and showed for p bar
rel well. At depth of q feet in the sand
a big flow of gas was encountered, which
when guage was applied, registered a
pressure of 80 pounds TO the minute, or 100
pounds maximum pressure.
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West Virginia Pensions.

Sp,cia Ttl.gram 10 ne Regisier.
WASHINGTON. July EXTENSIONS have
been granted 10 West Virginians rs fol
lows: Increase George Osborn, Muir
raysville; Marion johnson. Parkersburg:
Alex. NJ Henderson, Cecil: Samuel Craw-
ford, Clifton Peyton b. Dobbins, Wheel
ing; John NJ. Archer, Limestone Hill;
Woodson 3. Hall, Charleston: Josiah
Summers, Lenox; Vincent \. Hays, Os
born Mills: Samuel Williamson, Lone
Cedar; VIM Sandy. Jr, Bingamon.
Reissue - Alexander Mcdaniel, PIT
Pleasant
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National League.

At Chicago Chicago l3, New York T.,
earned : and >: hits, - each. pitchers,
Hutchinson, Sharrott and Burkett. Al.
tendance. l,0lj.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia Il, Pitts
burg 8: hits, Is and 10; errors ! and ,,
pitchers. Nickery and Bowman. Attend
ance, 1852.
At Cleveland Cleveland q, Boston .,
hits. Q and 5: errors. and ] pitchers,
Garfield and Nichols. Attendance, 40.
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FIRED HAWKINS.
The President Shows His Love for the
Colored Coachman.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 23.-Albert
Hawkins, the negro coachman at the White
House for the past twenty years or more,
has been discharged and an English dude
given his place Hawkins was brought up
i'm fine. old Evansville Ondiana) family,
and. being such an experienced man with
horses, he was retained by all the Presi-
dents from General Grant 10 Harrison, and
suited Mr. Cleveland so well that he kept
him. Hawkins is better known here in
Washington than President Harrison. If
the latter goes on the street for walk, few
people know him. or if he is in the carriage
with any other driver on the box than Haw-
kins. no one knows the carriage, or the man
in il; but with Albert holding the reins,
everybody knows that the vehicle is the
White House carriage and that the little
man in il must be Baby Mckee's grandpa.
1t will take the public many years to rccOg-
nizc promptly the new English dude who
succeeds Hawkins
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sil,erthe world Over Anected.

LONDON. July 23- The price for bar sill
yer to-day is SOD per ounce This is an un-
precedented price and is due TO changes
made in the value Of the precious metal
throughout the world by the passage Of the
Silver bill Indian exchanges and the
Chinese trade are especially affected, be-
The reconciliation Of silver is again be-
coming the chief topic Of conversation in
EurODp
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pa.songers Peppered aud Robbed.

Drlrru. MIN. July 23.-Just as the
10 70 train on the Omaha. pulled out yes
teriay morning. three men boarded 1t.
shortly after the train left the depot they
began operations by throwing red pepper
i'm the ewes Of the passengers nearest them,
and then began to collect al the lewelry
and valuables handy. Among the victims
was Judge Clough, of Superior. One OF
the men was arrested in Superior, and the
other two are believed to be among those
arrested here later in the day. They will
be held till their histories can be investiga-
ted
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Taylor County Teachers Institute.


SDeeiqI T,ifgraD, 10 NE Register.
GRAEroN. W. Va, July 23-This morn
ing the teachers session opened with prayer
bv Rev j. IL. Flanagan.
Roll call showed 3' ladies and - gentle
men present
How to Teach Primary Arithmatic'
was discussed by B. ID. Rose, of the Terra
Alta schools. Advanced Reading was
next taken up by Prof Crago, who com
parcd the methods of teaching advanced
and primary reading Written Language
Wook" by c. W. Evans, principal of the
Fetternan schools methods of teaching
the same by Prof. Crdgo and others fol-
lowed.
In the evening session Map Drawing
was discussed by Hayward Fleming. Mr..
Fleming being at one time surveyor Of Tay-
Ior. his talk was well received by the teach
ers Questions on Educational psychology
were asked by Prof Crago and answered
bv the teachers Prof. \. }. Wilkinson,
Priucipal of the Grafton schools. addressed
the Institute on School Government as 10
the methods of governing and teachers
rights 10 punish pupils.
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Challenges Jack Dempsey.

LONDON, Jvly 93.-Jack Burke, accompa-
MED by committee from the Pelican Club.
called at the U'Orld Office to-day and said
that the Pelcans were ready 10 pat up "A
purse of 5000 If Dempsey would come
over here and fight Burke twenty rounds.
They would also allow Dempsey 500 for
nNrpnSns
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FLINT GLASS MEN.
Annual Meeting of the Manufacturers at
ASbury Park.

AsnuRY PARK, \. j.. July 23.-Thc an
nual meeting of the American Association
of Flint Glass Manufacturers was held to-
day at the Coleman House. Fifty mem
bers were present. The Mckinley bill,
and Torrey's banking bill were endorsed.
The Association refused the request Of
iobbers who wanted 10 charge made for
packing cases. The following officers
were elected Prcsident-Daniel {. Kip
lev. Pittsburg: Vice President-Jamcs g..
Gillender. Philadelphia, and James II.
McClov. Pittsburg; Secretary. Jos. ID.
Walker. Pittsburg; Treasurer, Thomas
Evans, Pittsburg.
These officers and Andrew II. Bricc and
Paul Zimmerman. of Pitisburg form the
Board of Trustees The business sessions
were secret
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Grafton Democratic Club.

sp..iri T.iewam 10 ne RSqisifr.
GRArroN. W. Va. July 23.-The perma-
mont organization off Democratic Club was
completed here Monday night. +. +. Price
was made President. X. l.. Hefiin Vice
president. and /. b Davis Secretary. The
rlrb will be known as the jefferson Demo
cratic club. Of Grafton, w Va. II starts
off with "a membership OF over seventy
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|II ND me- n N.trI.
WASHINGTON. Pa. July 23-Thc pro
pretors of the original package houses
hat their hearings yesterday, and to-day
Justice of thc Peace G. NJ. Ruple gave his
decision The defendants. John Gothart,
Jacob Wiser. Louis Zelt. j. b. Portcraud
Joseph Sweihart, he said, were charged
under thc Brooks law with selling without
a license. and to men of incorporate habits.
Hcdid not feel disposed, iu the face of the
Supreme Court decision. to decide the con
sfifutiouaitv of the charges. He, there
fore. held them tO court They gave bond
u the sum of $50 each and VIII continue
business AS before.
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nl.rn.ted WITH nI> Luck.

povcRoY. o.. July 23-A farmer named
Nelson C0omOs. who lived about four
miles back of Ripley Landing, W. Va, was
so disgusted Monday when his wife gave
birth 90 her fifth girl baby that be threat
eued 90 kin himself, and left few hours
iafer fo,. tile woods with rope Although
fhe woods have since been thoroughly
searched for him. be has not Yet been
found. and many think he came down 10
the river and drowned himself
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Tichennr Tnkes Hold.

WASHINGTON. u. c., July 93.-Col. Itch
enor relinquished his position Of Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury this morning,
and qualified as Il member of the Board OF
Customs Appraisers. Assistant Secretar-
les Spalding and Nettieton received their
commissions from the President last even
ing and entered upon the discharge of their
duties this morning
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Harrison Coming to Mount Gretna.

MoUNT GEErNA, PA., July pa dis
patch has been received at the State Ma
tional Encampment, stating that President
Harrison will be Camp Hartranft to-mor-
row with Secretary Of War Proctor and
other prominent militiamen. The distn-
guished guests will leave Washington on
special train and will arrive in camp about
noon. \ review Of all the troops will take
place at 30 in the afternoon.
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Knockcd Ont in FiNe Kound..

Denver, Cot, July 23.-Thrce hundred
sports left this city this afternoon on a
special train to witness fight between
Billy Woods, the champion Of Colorado.
and Jack Ryan, of Omaha, for 500. Woods
won the fight in the fifth round, by knock
ing Ryan senscless with q Highlander
under the ear.
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Three Hundred Mon Idle.

FINDIAY. O.. July 23.-Three hundred
men were thrown out Of employment at the
Salem wire nail mill Of this city, this morn
ing, because Of the boilers used in operating
the works being filled with scales and be-
coming disabled. II will be at least week
before work can be resumed.
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-,n.tr.li,n nallot Law sueee..ial.

Go~urN. INp. July 23-The Hoosiers
Yesterday had the first practical test of the
new Australian election law in an election
held here upon the question of votinga sub
siiv of 81. .jO0 in aid of the projected Toledo
and Chicago Air Line railroad. The ald
was voted by majority of about four hun
pred A campaign of education had been
carried ou and little trouble was eNpcrienc-
ell hv the INSPECTORS
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BREWERY AND BAR.
4 Great English Syndicate to Control
Chicago's Drink.

CWCNGo. July 23-The announcement
was made yesterday of the incorporation
I'D the Anglo American Brewing and Malt
ug Company. of Chicago, with q capital OF
sGo9OO0 by au English syndicate. The
Jlnrurl this afternoon SAYS that another
company has been formed and iucorpora-
ted bv The same syndicate rs is interested
iu the AuglO-American for the purpose of
purchasing and operating saloons In
the city of Chicago. The plan is 20 use in
the saloons only the product of the Anglo
American plant and as the stock VIII be
held ov practically the same persons who
own the other corporation they Will so di-
rect t0 the consumer and thus, besides
saving middle mans profit, have mar
kct for the output of the brewery at all
times independent of the action OF the big
brewery DOOl.
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Two Yachtsmen Drowned.

MILWAUKEE. July 23-A special 10 the
Ercnng Wisconsin from Duluth MINI,
says: In the yacht race this morning two
boats were struck by a squall. One went
to the bottom. Clark and Lindler We're
drowned Purcell was rescued in a dying
condition The other club was picked nap
by Il tug.
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New Nnra nulIdrr. WIN striI>e.

New NoEK. July 23.-The board of dele
gates ol the building trades Will orsanile
tomorrow general strike agaiHst an
WORK iu the public schools of the city, ow-
ias to tAe employment of non-umon paii!i-
ers hy contractors. About 1000 men 100
various trades viii be called ont together.
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russian preuarations for Hostilities.

LONDON, July 23.-Much activity exists
in the Russian Navy The Twelve Apos-
tles. IA war vessel of ;, 200 tons, Is ready ior
launching at Sehastopol, and war vessel,
81. George the ConQueror. is being null'
n the same place. Large bodies OF troops
are being forwarded to the frontier "i
Asiatic Turkey.
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conmittne Mnrk lad a stand.tim.

WAsuINGroN. July 93.-Committee work
about the Senate is nearly at standstill.
OF the four committees whose regular
meeting day is Wednesday, one was not
called to-day; another failed to secure a
quorum and the remaining two accom-
plshed nothing. 1t has been difficult
matter to obtain a committee quorum since
the heated term set i'm, and almost as ditli-
cult to induce that quorum, when obtained,
Il.
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SUED FOR $1,000.
Miss Ryne Says Mr. Miller Broke His
Promise of Marriage.

NNtCI1I IfI1lFuN 10 TNt HfUts7tF
PARKERsBURG, July 23.-Aliss Lavinia
Ryne, well known and popular young lady
Of this city, through her attorney, Hon. V
b. Archer. brought suit for breach of prom
Use of marriage to-day against Mr. ID. =
Miller, foreman of the Ohio River railroad
shops Miss Ryne says in her bill
that she had been engaged for
long time 10 Mr.. Miller, and
that he had introduced her frequently Ia
his relatives and friends as his prospective
wife. She asks for five thousand dollars
damages. Miller has been twice married,
having united with the present wife since,
as Miss Rync alleges, his engagement with
herself. The affair has created quite an
excitement among many friends and ac-
quaintances of the parties.