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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
POINTED PARAGRAPs.

II is believed in Washington that nego-
tiations are in progress with Spain for the
purchase Of Cuba.
II is feared there will be a duel as the re-
suIt Of the wordy controversy between
Major Lacey and Gen Jubal n Early
The condition of affairs among the strik-
inc, miners at Smitht0n, Pa, is becoming
serious. Trouble is expected.
Suits for $3lO, 900 damages will be brought
against the Dunbar Furnace Co. by rela-
tives of dead miners.
English capitalists have bought the works
of the Columbia Iron X Steel Co ana lhe
PENNSYLVANIA Construction co. AT Union
town, Pa.
The coming encyclical of the pope urges
nations to resort TO papal arbitration Ioi
the settlement of social questions ana Ma
tional wars
Emperor William is studying Russian
assiduously in order to be able TO converse
in that language during his visit TO refer
hof next month.
The Apallo House at Apallo, Pa, was
damaged by fire. Loss $1,000.
San Juan. Joe Courtney, Prince tonso,
Soma and Al Farrow won at the Chicasu
roces. ,,..
I = Jacobson and Mrs. John J. Huddert
were drowned while rowing ut Denver
Colorado.
+a,.rible thunder storm at Bangor,
Maine, and great damage done to prop
erty.
4 ls-vear.old son Of the late Commodore
Trnxton was drowned while bathing al
Norfolk, Va.
Fire at Rockland, Mass. destroyed tne
Congregational Church and other property
worth 100000.
The PENNSYLVANIA Republican League
has been called to meet at Philadelphia Oh
September %.
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OIL STILL GUSHES.
THREE GOOD WELLS On THE MAyyIyGTOy
FIELD
And New Ones Expected in Every Day-Tse Boom
Is l0n-SOme Belmont Wells-Geueral STATE
News-Comparatiys Sizes Of
Our Cities.
Special Telegram 10 ne Register.

',Peetdt IeteyFdH 10 ne Register.
MANNINGTON. w. Va. July l6.-The
Dent Co.'S Robinson No. | came i'm last
night and Is flowing at the rate of about
nifty barrels per day, and will be COM
pleted tomorrow. They expect to reach
another pay streak and a good well is
looked for. This well is three hundred
feet west Of the Dent lot No. 1. The
drill was started In the MONTGOMERY.
jackson * Co.'S Fleming No. at four
o'clock this evening, when the well re-
Sponded with flow Of forty barrels.
and In one hour and forty minutes the
well had again filled sixteen hundred
feet with oil. Owing to a scarcity
of water to supply the boiler.
the well had TO be again shut down.
tomorrow. Experienced oil men say il
is good for hundred barrels per day.
They will drill to second pay tomorrow.
Dewitt Il Jackson Co.'S Amos No. is
showing for twenty-five barrels in the
first pay and expect to reach second
pay tomorrow, when they expect an in
crease Of the fluid. South Penn Rymer
No. got big flow OF gas on top OF Big
lnjun sand and had To shut down To
move the boiler. This well with their
Furbee No. ] will be due the middle Of
next week. Montgomery 4 Jackson n
Co. located their Hamilton No. to-
day, and will start the rig at once. Tay-
lor, Burt n LatShaw'S Taggart No. !
will put in the last string Of casing Fri
day, and will be due the middle Of next
week. Several dcrrcks will bc going
M at once
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
For West VIRGINIA Veterans

Special Telegram 10 The Register.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 16-PensiOn:
have been granted West Virginians as fol
lows: Original-Thomas Pegg, Newdale
George +. Brown, Precious; John w
Beavers, Claude; James L. MacIntyre
Respect; Duckett w. Gatzell, West Union
Noah Staats, Clifton; Thos. Moore, Ellen
boro.
Increase-Samuel ID. Hanna, Hartford
City; Robert +. Perry, Regions; Ed
munds Whitehair, ROdamer; Erasmu:
Ashley, Tuunelton Isaac Ash, Marsh
Vile; Saluthiel j. Whitehair, Bridgeport
Joseph Grimes, BecKwith Hugh Jarvis
Weston: John G. Crow, MOundsville
VIM Wilson, Valley Point; John Doss
Gilkerson; James 4. Harrison, Wallace
John NJ Roper, Benwood; Draper G.
Mitchell. Jane Lew; Jasper C.Powell, West
Grafton; Edmund II. Selby, MorgantOwn
John Haymaker, Arnoldsburg; Joseph
Richard, Bruceton Mills; John L. Shaw
Morgantown; John /. Mcdonald, Fair
mont.
Re-issue-Jacob Myer, Raven Rock; Os-
car +. Pauley, Copenhaven Mills.
Original Widows-Almeda, widow OF
Thomas f. Graley, Rome; Harriet Glass
cock, former widow Of John b. Trimble
Wheeling; Mexican survivor, Marcellus
Clark ParkerSburg.
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coNoKEssMAN ALDERsON.
\ Democratic journal Pays Him High
Tribute.

WASHINGTON. July lG-The correspond
ent of the Louisville Comier-JoWndl writes
his paper as follows: As the present
term of Congress draws nearer its close, IL
is evident that the Republican raid on the
seat of Anderson, of the Third Congressio1nl-
hi district Of West Virginia, is practically
defeated. The Goif- Elkins combination has
nom INC polls 10 the Capitol, but his case
has oeen made so strong and its merits
so apparent, and he has presented such
m yindication of the justice OF his
claim. and the manliness OF the man
that ii seems well assured that Mr.. Alder
son win hold his seat. He is 10 be con
rratulated When his Constituency in the The
incorsement which they will undoubtedly
giye 10 his achievements in this contest
Shall return him to the next Congress no
cratic friends. who will dwell together IN
unity. and serve the country in harmony
for the cOuntry's good.
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Washington News.

The House considered the Land Grant
forfeiture bill yesterday without decisive
action.
One hundred and twenty members were
announced as paired in the House yeSter-
day.
MIR. Teller has introduced bill m the
Senate giving pension of S9,OOO year 10
Gen. FremOnt's widow.
The Senate passed the House 0ili TO es-
tablish a national military park at the Dat
tlefeld Of Chickamauea.
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IS THE CENSUS COOKED?
a Probable Scheme to Rob the South of
Its Representation.

WASHINGTON, July l6.-Some of the Re
publicans are proclaiming here and through
their newspaper organs elsewhere, that the
result of the Eleventh Census will show
that the South has lost in population, and
that the North has gained; that under the
next apportionment TO be made, the South
will have fifteen decrease in the number of
Congressman and electoral votes and
the North will show about as much in
crease as the South will lose This Is
simply bald-faced audacity, and
goes fartoward substantating the charges
made by Governor Hill recently, in his In
dianapolis speech, that this census is being
cooked up in advance to increase the po-
litical power of the Republicans Every
one familiar with the development of the
country knows that if the census has been
honestly taken, the South ought TO show IL
handsome increase in nearly every State in
that section. There is a -strong pressure
being exerted TO have Congress at the pres
ent session make the new apportionment
but this can hardly be done. Besides, Con
gress only says how many Congressman Il
State is entitled TO, and the Legislatures
have 10 map out the districts, and where Il
State loses or gains one or more members,
things would be pretty badly complicated.
IL is doubtful, therefore, II the new appor-
tionment can even be made at next winters
session.
The Republican leaders would like to fix
the appOrtionment before the next Con
gressiOnal election; but they can't do it..
They are blocked.
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National League.

At Philadelphia-Philadelphia -, Pitts
burg B. hits, Is and 3; errors, and /;
earned runs, Philadelphia . pitchers,
Heard, Sunday, Baker and Smith; um-
pire, McDermott. Attendance 1897
At Boston-First game Boston 3,
Cleveland Is; earned runs and >; hits, 9
and 10; errors, and 3; pitchers, Clarkson
and Beatin; umpire Powers.
At Boston-Second game: Boston :,
Cleveland j; earned runs, ! and /; hits II
and :; errors, , and 8; pitchers Nichols
and Lincoln; umpire Powers; attendance,
3,02g.
At New York-New York II; Cincinnati
IS; earned runs. , and ); errors, 1 and !;
base hits, - and Il; pitchers, Rusie and
Foreman; umpire, McQuaid; attendance,
136
At Brooklyn-C Chicago ,, Brooklyn :;
base hits, and 5; errors, and l; earned
runs, and ); umpire, Lynch; pitchers,
Hutchinson and Lovett, attendance, l,34O
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Choice Collection Of Criminals.

Speeia Teiegran 10 ne Regisfsr.
PARRrRsurRo. July lG.-Circuit Court is
now In session with an unusually long
criminal calendar The Grand Jury began
its session Monday evening and is still
grinding away with a list something hS,
200 witnesses 10 examine. \ number oi
indictments for felony have already been
made. and others will follow. Anohg ln'
important cases which Will proDaoiS D'
tried during the present term are oa,h -! -
,bo irccst deud. Frank ChalfOnt, the one
iegced cx.soldier charged with incest .
o!Brien and Henderson. burglary -Shinc,
preston and McMerny, charged with rob
bing old man Cotton Of 500 at he Q. III X. X
passenger ps depot, Junction line Sc, seyeral FRA,
aPiIcged White Caps were also indicted but
their names are withheld until counts count 'ai
be made. The trial Of the latter VIII D. "'
A highly sensational nature.
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THE MONTAGUE ARRESTED.
4 Presque Isle Murderess Falls into the
Tolls of the Law.

BosTON. July l6.-Detective agents to-
day arrested Ida La Montague, the most
famons female criminal of modern times.
on July ~, ISIS, at her home in Volts
town, p O., she persuaded her brother
Rimi, who was also her paramour and
father of her child, to murder her husband,
Napoleon Michael she assisting, Michael
was shot in the back, his throat
cut, and while still living forced between
two beds and the house set on fire. He
managed to crawl out and expose the crime.
Since then the police have been looking
high and low for her, but they failed to find
her, and the affair was placed in the hands
Of the officers. She was traced to disrep-
utable house at Newton Junction, and after
six months effort was captured this morn
ing. She was tonight turned over to the
United States Marshal, to send back to
Canada Her brother is in Quebec
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A nishop Going Round the World.

BALTIMORE. July lG.-Bishop Alpheus
w. Wilson. Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, began journey around the
world to-day, and for the third time
left his home here to visit the missions es-
tablished by his Church in Asiatic coun-
tries. He started for Vancouver B. c.,
where he will take passage on the steamer
Batavia and expects to reach Yokohoma,
Japan, fifteen days later The steamers
plying between Nokohoma and San Fran
cisco make the trip between the two ports
in seventeen days, 50 the Bisnop has chosen
the former route because he will be two
DAYS less al sea
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C., l.. Il W. MINERS
The National Board VIII Look After
Thelr Case.

CoLrMBrs, O., July 16.-At to-day 5
session of the National Executive Board OF
the United Mine Workers President John
p .Iones appeared and set forth the case OF
the miners along the Cleveland, Lorain
ana Wheeling and Wheeling and
Lake Erie roads in Belmont, Jefferson and
Tuscarawas counties The operators there
are not paying the scale for day labor,
and il was decided by the Board
that General Organizer Patrick Nc
Bride should 90 with Mr.. Jones
TO the dissatisfied district and effect a
peaceable settlement, as the men decided 10
ri,,;l,e an the 2Oth inst. The board deems
this far preferable to a strike, but are at
the same time of the opinion that the oper-
ators there are Just as able to pay the scale
as the Hooking Valley operators. Inc
eight hour question was further discussed
bnt NOT decided. nor was the Illinois ques-
tion reached. A congratulatory telegram
was sent to the meeting of miners at Scott
dale. Pa.
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brotherhood Games.

At Boston-Boston 10, Buffalo 0; earned
runs. 49, hits, % and :; errors, and D
pitchers, Gumbert, kilroy and Cotter; at
tendance, l,l22.
At Philadelphia -Philadelphi :, Chica.
20 10; earned runs & and { hits, 10 and
10: errors, and l. pitchers, Bu1inton,
Cunningham and Barston; attendance. ,,
26j.
AT New York-New York $ Cleveland
;. errors, Is and (; hits, Ii and = earned
runs, , and l.; pitchers, j. Ewing and
Gruber; attendance, 626.
At New York-Brooklyn -, Pittsbure
3: errors. and Il; earned runs, > and /;
base hits, Is and I; pitchers, weighing,
Hemming and Maui; attendance, 300.
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Advice to Mothers.

MRs. WISsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP ha:
been used by mothers for children teethine
for over fifty years with perfect success
II relieves the little sufferer at once pro
duces natural. quiet sleep by freeing tho
child from pain. and the little cherut
awakes as bright rs a button II is very
pleasant to taste, sOothes the child, softens
the gums, allays pain, relieves wind, regu-
lates rhe bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea. whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
BELMONT OIL.
Recent Developments OF Very Great Inn
portance.

Special Elegrdm 10 he Register
BELMONT, July lG.-Thc situation
here continues to grow more interesting
daily. A dozen rigs are going up along
the line Of the railroad and as far as
French Creek. Operations are very
much retarded for the want Of work
men. Men are very scarce and in great
demand.
The Simpson Oil Co.'S well began
spudding to-day.
The Prince Oil Co. have their rig up
and will break ground shortly.
\ well belonging To some New York
Co., located a mile and half up French
creek came i'm to-day II is shallow
well and is doing fifteen barrels.
The Johnson well, near the railroad
and just opposite Two Bros. well, was
shot this afternoon. and Immediately u
column Of the golden lluid shot way mp
over the derrick. 1t Is said now 10 be
good for over 400 barrels.
The private roadway which borders
the Acre and Half Company'> terri
tory, and which runs from the railroad
to the river, sold for $500 on Satur-
day. 1t IS about l3 feet wide by $50
feet long.
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PLANS FOR THE FAIR.
The Centennial" Director Nav BE at Its
Head.


PHILADELPHIA, PA. July lG.-The
subcommittee on permanent organiza-
ton of the Worlds Fair Commission
held its first meeting this morning at
ten o'clock at ten o'clock at the Con-
tinental hotel. The committee will
hold daily meetings here for the next
two weeks, 1t being their desire to meet
the gentlemen who were at the head of
the Centennial Exhibition Of 1876, and
as far as practicable profit by their eN-
pericncc in the enormous task Of organ
izing an International Exhibition.
Mr.. Widlef, a member of the commit
tee, said that he had an interview there
yesterday with General Goshorn, who
was Director-General of the centennial
exhibition, and that General Goshorn
said he would be here on Monday to
meet the committee. Mr.. Widncr in
formally broached to General Goshorn
the idea of his assuming the Director
GencralShip of the Chicago fair. Cen
eral Goshorn did not seem to look upon
| the matter as adverse to accepting a
proposition. The committee hope to
prevail upon him to undertake the
Vorl,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

Your distressing cough can be cured
We know it because Kemp's Balsam WIN
in the past few years has cured SO many
coughs and colds in this community LIS
remarkable sale has been won entirely o!
lis genuine merit Ask some friend w. wno
has used it what he thinks OF hemp
Balsam. THERE'S no medicine so pure !, none u.
So effective. Large bottles soc and 81 al
all druggists.
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JR. %. 1. 4. VI.
The state Council at Psrkcrsburg Com
pletes Its Work.

Specidi Isie9rdm 10 the RegisfeT.
PAEKERSBURG, w. Va, July lG.-The
State Council Of the Jr o. /. \. NJ elect
ed the following State officers last even
ing: State Councillor, 5 K. Warful.
Wheeling: ). Y. G., A. A. ESkey, Sisters
Vile: State Treasurer, T. +. Amick,
Wheeling: State Conductor, +. ID. Lap
pert. New Martinsvillc; State Warden.
l.. II. Alum, Cameron; State Inside
Sentinel. Theo. Burkman, Wheeling:
State Outside Sentinel. j. w. Gandcc.
Raycnswood; Representatives to Na-
tional Council; j. y. Hall, Wheeling;
Y. T. Steyan. Auburn.
The Council had a grand parade
during the day and an excursion 20
Blennerhassctt lslnnd, which was
largely attended boy members and Wis
itors. Many ladies were present. and
the day was one Of festivities and pleas
urc. The visitors made many friends
in the city.
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BRIBERY SCANDAL.
Beaver Republicans VIII Cut Nominee
Mcdowell.

BEAVER FALLS, Pa, July lG,-The
New Brighton Valley Ne'CS, in an edi-
torial. says that the Congressional bri-
berry charges should be Siftcd to the
bottom. and the guilty parties should
be punished to the full extent of the
law. There is great rush for proxies
among absent county committeeman.
f. II. Cunningham and numerous other
men have secured proxies. The Young
Mems Republican Club of Beaver Falls,
though not large in numbers, are known
by the work they do at the polls, have
called meeting for Thursday evening.
Many Republicans ayow that they can
not vote for Mcdowell and will not 60
near the polls on election day, rather
than vote for a Democrat.
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PARKERsBURG BUDGET.
Burglars Go to the burning Springs
Gas Well.
Special Tel,Dam 10 me Register.

Special Ttlegram 10 me Register.
PARKERsBURG. w. Va, July lG.-James
Connell. alias Bryan and John Connell
alias Henderson, the burglars who robbed
Knights store, were sentenced TO one year
each at the Penitentary to-day. Both con-
fessed
The Col. d. A. Roberts gas well at
Burning Springs has been accurately
measured, over four million cubic feet Of
gas every u hours is the capacity Of the
well The gas will be piped TO this city by
a company already organized.
A freight wreck occurred on the B. x O.,
near Central Station, this morning \
number of ears were dcrailed and badly
wrecked No lives were lost.
Frank Wilson. farmer on Little Hook
ing. near mouth of Hooking. was overcome
by heat while working in a field this morn
ing and died from the effects.
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Association Games.

At Toledo-ToledO :, Rochester 10; hits,
II and Is: errors > and ); earned, and q;
pitchers. Cushman, Smith and Barr.
At Louisville-Louisville 3, Syracuse .;
hits. Q and l3: errors 9 and I; earned runs,
Syracuse 3; pitchers, Meakin and Casey.
At Columbus Columbus 9, Brooklyn .;
hits lG and ): errors 0 and ,; earned runs,
Columbus ; pitchers, Knauss and Daily.
At st. Louis-St Louis 9, Athletics :;
hits. % and 9: earned runs, and >; pitch
e,.s Ramsey and Whitney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

cperiql C0rfSSp0ndeaee ~ 'he H'''e-"
p,pgrH-BrRc. July l6 The East EndSr
o,.,. me most enthusiastic Democrats III ine
a.. Tbeir club has been permanently ~,
o,.SsanileJ o,,s and is now in fighting trim j ne
club is already a very large one ana prom.
;ecs 80 to he still larger daily. The following
a.o - ,5e permanent officers President
ar 1n,os sHf Flnire. Vice President J. F. JACK
Son 11'.' Secretary. VIM. Franks ENeeu'la'
Committee. +. r. Prince. james 1snH'''s' ~
, OiI'i.sls,e Ciege Wm. Roser, ; II. MURPHY
The club have adopted a reso.ul'oi' ''''P'
~ Tho American system Of voting
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The Glass Factory Options Extended.

FINDLAY, O., July lG.-The agent Of the
English syndicate that had an option upon
al the flint glass factories OF this city, and
which expired on the tenth Of this month,
has succeeded in getting the option extend
ed until October TO- before which time he
assures the owners of the glass houses
their property will be accepted by the
English syndicate at the figure agreed
upon The option on the window glass
houses has been extended until September.
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MARSHALL DEMOCRATS
Called to Meet In Convention on Ausu

Called to Meet In Convention on August :.
Special Tsl,gram fO me RsgisioT.
MorND>vIGLE. W. VA. July lG.-Th"
Marshal county Democratic EXecutl'c
Committee met here to-day and decided
TO call 4 mass convention 10 meet in
MoundSvillr on August ., 10 nominate
delegates 10 the State Congressional ana
Senatorial conventions. aud attend q"
other business that may be- necessary.
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nominations confirmed by The Senate.

WASHINGTON. July l6-The Senate in
secret session to-day confirmed nomina-
tions as follows: Charles II. Ham, OF
Illinois: James 4. Jewel. Of New York
George II. Sharpe. Of New York; George
T. Ticheuor. of the District Of Columbia;
Joseph g. Wilkinson. of Louisiana, mem
bers of the General Board of Appraisers.
aud Thomas X. Irwin, Postmaster at Car
fnnrp Mo
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Increased the Capital stock

R,vryswoop. W. VA, July lG.-At a
,,ae,ino of the stockholders Of the Ravens
wood. Spencer and Glenville railway com
nany Yesterday. the capital stock Of SAID com
pany nam, was raised to s25O,0OO. Work Is now
being pushed on this new road ana ~ Is Is
evnected to have seventeen miles completed
- r,-infnr
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Little Washington booming Herself

NTs-II I.--ITIHI y f1t H1Il5'fT-
WASHINGTON. Pa, July l6.-The Journal
tonight starts of with subscription of
500 towards "a popular citizens fund which
DO is proposed 90 raise Of s25,toO. Ihe
money. 10 raised, viii bee used towards
purchasing land for manufacturing sites
and Industries of various sorts.
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American Cricketers Win.

LONDON, July 16-In the international
Cricket match, Canada Us. United States.
the Canadian team yesterday finished their
first inning, with total Of 14l runs. They
Immediately started their second inning
and made only % runs. This gave them a
total Of 23S for the two innings, or 81 less
than United States made in its single in
nings Monday. and the latter team is there
fore an easy winner Of the match.
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SUIT BEGAN.
The Republican Bribery Scandal to he
sifted to the Bottom.

New BRIGHTON, PA, July lG.-Dr
David Mckinney, of this place, to-day
entered suit against MeSSrS. Tate,
Shaffer, Downing and Wallace, of the
late Twenty-ffth Congressional Con-
yention. for violation of the law against
accepting money as bribe to effect the
election of Mcdowell and the defeat of
Townsend for the Republican nomina-
tion. The attorneys in the case are
Kurtz Il Son, Of New Castle, and the
information was made before Justice
Leslie. also of that place. The matter
will now be- Sifted to the bottom.
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II R,iped Fish at Little Washington.

WAsnrNGToN, Pa, July l6.-The Storm
that swept over this place last night was
one Of unsual severity. Considerable dam
ace to crops and bridges throughout the
county is reported One of the features OF
tbe storm was that several fish were pick
cd up in different parts of the town. Some
of them were Of considerable size.
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rlnck.. Fricnd Exonerated.

NEw YoRK. July l6.-The report of
Frederick liz Coudert, the referee appoint
sd to take testimony in the disbarment
proceedings begun against LAWYER Benla-
min Wright was presented TO the Ienerai
Term Yesterday. The report entirely eX-
onerates Nr Wright. Lawyer Stickney
win soon ask the General Term 10 confirm
tine report