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Arrested for Bribery.

New CASTLE, Pa, August 2l.-This
afternoon DR.. Mckinney appeared be-
fore Mayor Brown, Of this city, and made
and made an information charging Viii.
liam D. Wallace, and Edward Scbatier,
OF Beaver county, with entering into q
conspiracy to bribe delegates to the
Twenty.tilth Congressional Convention,
held in this city the first Of last month.
hir. Wallace was arrested and gave bail
before the Mayor in the sum OF $1,000.
MIR. Wallace WIS seen this evening and
said "that this is but preconcerted
plan OIL the part Of Beaver county. l
cannot say yet whether or not l will de-
mand hearing"
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SOUTH AFRICANS MAD.
want Their King to D+cInrs War sro,u..
J.'. I'-|s. '. '.H f EnpluuJ. f.....aH - -

' """' Ahe'r King to Drclnre War against
..Ns". England. - :
LONDON, August 2l.-Sou.h African
auvlces represent that Lobsngula The
King Of Matabelelaud, is very much r.
ritated at the course OF the British Com.
pany, which he has recently admitted ia
certain privileges in his domipiops 49,,
that his people are ripe for war !g',si-Tn
tocengula is the most powerful ,n,n
arch III South Africa, and is able tn ,nU,, n,"a
ter AN army OF about GO 600 welI.,,a;n'', ~ .n''a,
! lighting Sno men. Hekeepsa q body guard ardeS of
., Inc waEtiora are more anxious 10. war y
thina thn" .ne ~ ,xlne, who understands some-
!hlng OF The extent OF British power % nn,,
y, ~ slow to engage upon n .' con',;;a. Hau
should Lobengala 70 to war 10 ,ina. 'ihI, i oo
EG,Gn,sts sG,; It would be a more seriou,
auatf than tho struggle with The ZnI".
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Owrssnoao, KY., August ol.-H. G.
Cans, cashier Of the Bank Of Commerce
Of this city, died three months ago. An
examination Of his books show q ehor.t,
age Of $1,000. Mr.. Cans was highly re-.
spected and had no bad habits. What
become Of the money is a mystery,
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THE OPPOSITION WORRIED,
Several Things about tho state Convention
they Dislike.

Several Things about tho state Convention
they Dislike.
Several things in connection with the
Republican State Convention have dis.
turbed the opposition. l'ifs. Of all, they
are grieved to know that Mr.. Reynolds
was nominated by the par,isans Of the
Hon. S. B. Elkins, to get him out OF the
race for Congress and make the way easy
for Mr.. Eikins. Mr.. Reynolds was not
in the race ior Congress, and in the
whole convention proceedings there was
no indication Of faction. Moreover, Mr..
EIkins is not an aspirant for Congress.
sional nomination. To representative
Of the 1STELLIGEScEE, he said: II ap-
preeiate, Of courae, the kindly references
to me in this connection. Many Repub.
licans have expressed deaire for my
nomination and desired to support me
in the convention. Notwithstanding, |
am Obliged to say that not only do not
desire the nomination, but could not
acceptit. A Republican can be elected
in the Second district, and I believe that
the nomination vii: be conferred upon
q suitable man who will make good
run. Whoever he may be, l shall do all
l can to help to elect him. expect to
make some speeches in the campaign
and to do my share OF work with other
Republicans. This will be more to my
liking than to be elected to Congress-"
Still another feature OF the convention
worries the opposition. The cordial re.
ception accorded to Mr. Atkinson VS. a
thorn in the Democratic flesh. In pub.
lie aud in private the Representative
from the First district was treated with
n Difference aud cordially which showed
the party appreciation OF his splendid
and successful fight against the odds OF
fraud. His declination OF re.nomina-
ton easily within his reach added to
the general admiration OF the man.
There was general comment on the
inopportuneness Of the Third Congress.
sional district convention, which, being
held the next day after the State con.
vention, kept the Third district men
away from Martinsburg.
A Mineral county man, not dele.
gate, said the one thing he regretted
about the nomination was that Reynolds
would certainly be elected, and tina,
woald take iron, the active business and
professional life Of Mineral county a
nun who could not well bespared. The
absence Of General GoG is explained by
the illness Of his son, whom he nas taken
10 Mt. Clemens, Michigan, in the hops
Of finding cure for serious attack oI
rheumatism.
Col. Harmon, OF Grant, is the --latest
mention ior Congress in tho Second dis.
trict. Col. Harmon has served with
credit in the Legislature. He is q sue
cesstul farmer and we'll known in The
| district.
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Manager Genther VII. open the eeason
at the Grand or Ms..ouday evening, A upust
70. with the celebrated drama entitled
True Irish Hearts," The company is a
strong one, headed by Dan MCCARTHY
and Miss Kitty Coleman. The company
ls entirely new, and one OF tho best that
ever presented thia iavorite drama. The
Grand 10 sure TO be crowded to the doors
on the opening night, and those desiring
seats should secure them at Weir's. "
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Capchart has tackled many q field be.
fore, and the chances are, with tho help
OF his hired men, he will turn 1t under.
But before he gels through he will strike
4 root or two and uncover several good
sized hornets nests. Somebody will get
stung at this convention. Stick pin
here.
l heard a rather amusing joke on the
Putnam Democrat this week. 1t seems
as II the editor was selected as q delegate
to attend the club meeting at Parkers.
burg last Thursday, and left Downtain,
who 10 a practical printer, TO get ont tho
issue. 1t came out, and with 1t came q
lengthy editorial abusing Capehart to
the farmers and praising Downtain.
The editor OF the Democrat, who seems
only to he Downtain man from county
pride, gave the snap away.
IioGa NEARLY KICKED OUT.
BY tho way, had almost forgotten to
tell Of n little unpublished episode Of the
Jackson County Convention. Charles
Edgar Hogg, the iusu derable egotist, OF
the Fourth District, was there, cooked
and primed 10 make n certain kind Of
speech. lie was requested to desist, but
he would persist, and the result was
they were going to pitch him bodily out
OF the convention. Wiser counsels pre-.
vailed and he sowed the seeds for n fur.
ther crop Of Democratic harmony by
roundly abusing some Of the leading
Democrats. ARTHUR MIDDLEToy,
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Checkmate Move ut Buffalo.

BUFFALO, N. Y, August 2l.-Thc
strikers here made checkuate move
on the Central people this afternoon.
They captured tho forty and odd men
who arrived in the city this morning
and yesterday, and took them to the
hall where large meeting was in pro-
gress. This was pretty easy matter as
the men, many OF whom had been hired
in Chicago and st. Louis, said they had
been deceived, The meeting this alter
noon was for the purpose Of making
arrangements to send these men ali
back TO their homes, Outside OF that
there was no chaugs in the situation.
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BosroN, Mass, August ol.-The off.
cial investigation into the accident on
the Old Colony railroad at Quincy, on
Tuesday last, was begun at their Offices
this torenoonb by the Railroad Commits.
sioner. The condition of those at the
hospital, at Mrs. Lanes and at Mrs.
Carr's. who were considered as in dan.
ger OF death, remains unchanged. No
additional deaths are reported. Igg
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The DYNAMO Funk ed .

CHICAGO, August 2l.-Through an SC.
cident to the Edison dynamo machines
Chicago wa' cut of from nil telegraphic
communication with the outside world
for half an hour this morning. The &C.
cident was unprecedented, and a world
OF blunders and kicks followed, while q
dead stiffness reiened ia the operating
room OF the Western Union, where hun
dreds Of Instruments have licked inces.
sanity ior years. ~. =
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Violated the Law for Yeprs,

Srccia! Dfspd'eh to the i,tteiiigenor.
WESTON, W. Va, August ol.-Depnty
Marshal Stewart passed through here
to-day with Henry Lehman, Of Ran.
do|ph county, on his way to Clarksburg,
where Lehman was taken before Com.
missioner Spates and bound over in the
sum OF five thousand dollars for selling
whisky without Government license.
He has violated the law for fifteen years.
There are many cases against him.
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A Scarce. Train,
tx kJNHFEft EIIkIIIe
Special Dispctch 10 The I,te.liQeneer,

Sptctd! Dispatch 10 the lnle.li0eneer.
PAEHERsBuRd, W. Va, August 2l.-
The aouth.bound Ohio River train from
Wheeling was an hour late in arriving
at Parkersburg last night.
When the train reached French creek,
just above Belmont, a big oil we'll within
few feet of the track was found to be
gassing tremendously, throwing oil and
spreading it over the track. The train
men were afraid to run through the gas
for fear Of setting Ere to it.
The conductor and brakeman went
through the train and extinguisbed every
light, closed the fire.box on the engine US
tightly as possible, then the darkened
train was run safely through the gas and
oil without accident.
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CHICAGO, August 2l.-slr. John Hall,
member Of the Executive Board Of
Federation of Railway Employees, said
to-day, in reference to the strike on the
Vanderbilt roads, he did not believe the
brotherhood men west OF Buffalo would
be involved, as he thought the action to
be taken at Terrs Haute Saturday would
be only the New York Centra, road.
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ApaHdar Mill Gna. nn

cn1cAoo, August AKA terrible e1-
plesien occurred shortly after 10 O'Clock
this morning In the powder mill situated
on the Rock Island railroad, four miles
from Blue Island Avenue, in which one
man vas killed outright and others &c.
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The Belmont Field.

Special Dispdsch 10 The Inltli0encer.
BELMONT, W. Va. August el.-The
we'll on the Rowland came in to-day at
l 900 feet.
The Taylor Oil Company's well on the
farm near the railroad station hit the
sand to-day for 500 barrel producer, - -
The Simpson shallow well is doing
more water than oil,
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First Accident on tho New Road,

eptcldt D:spdtch 10 the lntkutQtHc.r.
LuMnERponr, w. VA, August 2l.-
Freight train No. II, leaving FAirmont
at 0:35 a. m, on the Monongahela road,
jumped the track near hero this morn.
ing, throwing two cars and the caboose
down the bank into the river. Conduc-
tor Maloney and brakeman named
Boyle were both slightly injured. Pas.
senger travel was delayed for some
bnlrs
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American Bar AuBOclutlon.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August 2l.-At the
meeting Of the American Bar Aesocia-
ton to-day number Of new members
were elected. Mr.. James I. Carter de-
livered most admirable address on the
Ideal and the Actual in the Law"
Alter his address, reports OF the stand.
ing committees were read on judicial ad.
ministration and remedial procedure,
on awarding gold medal, and on forms
OF verdicta in criminal procedure. The
pending bills in Congress for relief OF
the Supreme Court were commended at
the evening session. Tomorrow officers
will be elected.
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San ANTONIO, TEXAS, August ol.-
News from Massn, tho seat Of Mason
county, town remote from the railway
and telegraph, says that on Sunday last
cyclone struck that section and demoI-
ished everything it struck. Trees, fod-
der and some fences were carried into
the next county. Some houses were
demolished, but there was no loss OF liie,
Many cattle were killed. thf
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William, IN is,,..i,

= N"HyA' August 81. - The military
mah"avres here will conclude .o-m0r-
row. Immediately upon their concln.
I,oh pta emperor William will ntart for ,b.
,L reseIhol palace. Gen. ,You Scl,we,;,g
aiv. sie uefmsn ~ Ambassador to Russia, viii
f,Ve ianquet to Chancellor Vom
oapflyi and the other members al Em en-
pstGr trn;. williams suite III st. petersl,ur.
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Faulkner Fires Uis L0pl,

Speste! 0stpcteh to the InseaiWncT. 4r$
I WAsHlSGToNi August 81. = Senator
Faulkner made his expected tariff speech
this afternoon. He began by styling the
present bill compact entered into be.
tween Republican managers and the
manufacturers in the Inst campaign,
Alter this startlinely new and original
assertion the Senator went on In The
eaIle veil beaten Crack as 10 outraged
labor and down troddeu agriculture. 1t
was the usual set speech, md was with.
out special feature Of any kind.
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Sons Of ye,erens' En- campment.

'Eos'" . os01Vs'0 9-.7'F*s1HPtz4cHts n
ST. JosErH, Mo August 2l.-The Ma.
tioual Eucampmeut Of the Sons Of
Veterans Of the United States will be
held in this city August % to 80. Every
State will be represented and many
Veterans will attend in addition to some
distinguished officials. This organiza.
ton now numbers 49,, 600, .-.0lI y
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Special Dlsaa.ch to The IntelI,ceneer.
WASHINGTON, August 2l,- Much in
terest is being manifested in the coming
primary elegtllon that occHys on the sQth.
With the array Of excellent men as can.
didates for the different positions there
can hardly be a mistake made in the
Eomineec. Loek ut them: Morgan ior
House Of Delegates, Dpnninston, Fur.
bee, Billingslpy and Parker ior clerk. :
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T'OUCEY'S TRIP.
He Coos Up tho Road but VIII Not Tell His
Destination.

Ae uoeb Up tuc lhOAu DuI VIII mol Tell HIS
Destination.
New YoRK, August 2l.-General Man.
ager Toucey left his private Office early
this morning with a portman,eau in his
band and took north bound train. lie
refused to say where he was going, and
when asked il he would visit Albany,
replied: II may fetch up there" Mr..
Toucey said he did not know anything
about the impending strike, except what
he had read in the morning papers,
Vice President Webb had perused his
morning mail and had dictated his letters
to the stenographer when reporter
called upon him.
What is new in the strike, Mr..
Webb?" he was asked.
"You know as much about it as do"
"Have you taken any steps 80 far to
meet strike il it takes placer"
II am not at liberty to cay what the
company is doing, but presume that il
cris!s occurs ne will ba prepared to
meet it. | am speaking now only for
the New York Central road"
Mr.. Webb added that he did not think
the iiremen would 70 out in such great
numbers as has been stated, and he be-
lieved the other employees OF tho road who
are not already out would for the great
er part remain at their posts. In other
words the strike would not be nearly so
gigantic as the Federation and the
Knights Of Labor would have people be.
lieve. Mr.. Webb did not doubt that
the Supreme Council Of the Federation
would call out the men, but he was Of
the opinion that the number who would
respond would not be 80 great after all.
"The Lake Shore has had four or five
strikes within the last couple OF years."
said Mr.. Webb, "and don't think they
have many men left who belong to any
labor organizations.'
The Third Vice President then m.
uouuced that the railroad was being run
with customary smoothness, and so far
there was no indication OF trouble.
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Horse Thief Arrested,

Sptcldl DlSDGlcE 70 he ln!elligtnctr. wv,
WESTON, W. Va, August 2l.-. Jerome
Hall, Of Fairmont, arrived here tonight
with warrant for r. B. Shore. He ia
wanted in Marion county for horse
stealing. Shore was arrested on the
street Saturday last for drunkenness and
has been in Jail ever aincs. He will bs
taken to Fairmont tomorrow. @
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80 ..
brakeman Killed.

CA,no, Ill, August ol.-The fast
freight train on. the Illinois Central this
morning ran into the rear OF a passen.
ger train near Golden, and Charles
Mitchell, a brakeman, was killed. The
passengers were not seriously hurt,
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West Virginia D. p.,o.i,ns.

Special Dispatch to the Hl,ellgtnc:r. "a, i'a
WAsnISeTeS, D. O., August al
West Virginia pensions have been
granted as follows: p.@3
Original-Henry F. Bryan, Alton; A.
Il. Smith, Clifton; Abraham, father Of
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Ponce In Ceutrul A,n,rIc.

NEW IoHK, August ol.-Ia conf ,,p,.
'lon OF the cable advices from Central
America the following dispatch received
py D; C9nsul IN Genera! Baez, of Guatemala.
!, . fSace concluded. Ayala will assu,n.
s1a.,;ass sne ,i;res'aency of Salvador until Inc
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MIDWAY, KY, August 2l.-John Hen
derson, who murdered Gilbert Satter-
white, prominent white farmer near
here, night before last, was taken from
Jail abouttwo o'clock this morning BY q
mob and strung up to tree on the edge
ofthe town. His crime was particular
ly cruel: Another negro, supposed
accomplice, wGs also arrested and may
be lynched tonight. The negroes are
excited, and swear vengeance on the
whites. N..G. DTm-
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FRANKLIN Markte, Elk River; Elizabeth,
mother Of Hamilton Hunter, Glen East.
on; Elizabeth, widow OF Daniel Storer,
Charleston.
Wheeling Man Appointed.

S'tetal Dtspaica to the lntsLiceer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., August 2l.-Rob.
ert NJ. Straight, Of Wheeling, has been
appointed to position In the Stamp
Division Of the Internal Revenue Bu.
reau, vice George W. Mabis, transferred
10 the Census office,
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Electric Lights for Ruckhnnuon,

Electric Lights for Rucki,nnnon.
Slec,a! Bi,patch to the Inlealigenctr. ~
BucKHASNoN, W. Va, August 2l.-J.
II. silvernan, of tho Edison General
Electric Company, OF Pittsburgh, was
to-day awarded the contract for furnish
ing the electric light plant for Buckhan-
non, said plant to cost $4,000. The con-
tract calls for arc lights for all strccts and
alleys and incandeacent lights for stores
and dwellings. -.l -
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nlr Flrs on THOUSAND 1,lona D.,

!: "ATElnTows, /" N. ~ August ol,-a
.rsclal 10 the Times Gays: thousand Th,,,,s
Island Park Hotel, I've cottages md =
store M on Thousand Island Park. s.. I,as,
iiv"a tense i've river, burned this morning. = M
.o.aa LIVES > were lost, but it is reported TIM, m
tu'ru hs guests were I. Injured. The loss will
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T---T-
Dn.e l;all Games,

Boston, 10; Buffalo, l. (p.L3 /.
ppIllalelphia, I; Pittsburgh, 4. IN, i )
B7rookIlyn, 4; Chicago. Q. IN. L)"[D
rphiladclpnia, s; Chicago, s. (P.L)
Boston, s; Cleveland, 0. IN, ~
cincinnati, 8; New York, 3. (NLl
brooklyn, 4; Pittsburgh, /. 1 FIX
4 sew York, IL; Cleveland, i. In *
Columbus, II; Brooklyn, T. Asan ~
Louisville, 9; Athle,ics, |. sss' 1sss
!, asSs,G dorchester, : a.; St: Lonis, I. (asso. !,
rochester, s. St. Louie, 3, (sscon,, rar,o aT,o
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BRUSSELS, August 2l.-Advices from
Mons state that 5000 miners in the Do.
rinsa district have struck. Socialist
leaders are fomentiug discomfort amoug
the men and 1t is expected that the
movement will spread. ---- = --l-
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Freight and Passenger Trains Collide.
KANSAS CRY, August 2l.-A freight
train ran into the rear OF passenger on
the Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas railroad
at Paola, 43 miles south Of here last
night, killing Pullman conductor Camp
instantly. The engineers and fireman
of the freight jumped from the cab. The
engineer, Woodward, was seriously in
jured by his fall. A brakeman, whose
aame is unknown, is probably fatally
injured. No passengers were hurt.
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Tho Youst IYeil Comes In.

Special Dtspatch to he InxLioeneer. w. tH
WASHINGTON, August 2l.-The well
on the Wesley Youst farm, in the town
Of Fsityiew, four miles from this place,
came in to-day and ia doing three hun.
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THr ttKtp AGAINST cAPeuARr.
When the convention meets next
Tuesday it will be the field against Far.
mer Capehart. But fortunately Farmer
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California Dem ocra,io couventlo,

SAN JOSH, CAL, August 2l.-Mayor E.
y, Pond, Of San Francisco, was nomi.
mated for Governor by the Democratic
State Convention on the fourth ballot.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,

sscbS @A0Suog IL .
In pursuance OF the authority contain
ed in sections 1904 and 5000 OF the Re.
vlsed Statutes Of the United States, pub.
lie notice is hereby given that at any
time before September l, 1890, the Soc
retary Of the Treasury will receive at
the Treasury Department in the city OF
Washington, D.. C.,V or at the Office
OF any Assistant -uaTreasurer OF
the United States, and will redeem
at par ~ per cent bonds OF the
acts Of July Ii, 1870, and January 20.
lSl!, to IN amount not exceeding 20
million OF dollars; and on or Immediate.
ly after September, 1890. will prepay to
the owners OF the bonds 80 received all
the interest on aaid bonds to and in.
clnding August 81, 1891, without rebate
OF interest. The circular OF August 10,
1890, is hereby rescinded. I5sy II
(Signed. WILLIAM WINDOW, (.
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Greatest bargains ever odered-Don't t
fail to attend the sale. N.
". STONE l. TuoxAs.
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It is explained at the Treasury Depart.
ment that the slight delay in making the
prepayment OF interest on the twenty
million Of bonds is made necessary by
the fact that the law does not permit the
anticipation Of more than one years in
tarnstr -. l9rsits srs = ..FfF. Hir
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TO RELIEVE TIE MONEY MARKET.

Tho United States Treasurer will Redeem
Bonds September !. Nh.
WASHINGTON, D. G., August 2l.-The
following circular was issued this even.