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DOWN TIE RlYEE or.

another Hummer ut Er1mont-Morc New
Locn'lons-lhe Pipe Lino to Plttsburg.
ss'tc'a. Dlspo'ch to The Li.eiliosnes-.
BELMONT, July 0.-Johnston 4 Brock
unirr No5, OIL the shingleton farm, Just
under tho railroad bank, cam4 in this
afternoon and is doing abou, 500 barrels.
The Emory Oil Company's we'll on the
r'ght-ot-way at the railroad station was
drilled in yesterday and has done $50
barrels in the past tweuty.four hours,
The same company has located four new
wells to the east and the DUNCAN seven
more. Harl's well Oh the triangular lot
IN front OF the store is expected 10 case
this week. The French Greek Eur. ka
well on the Dye, ], ,iS0 feet deer, will case
to.morrow. Tho fishing lob GU the
Sheets farm, 1880 feet, ia over and oper.
atoms have been resumed. It is under.
stood that the Standards new main pipe
line to Pittsburgh viii be laid this sum.
mer, to take care Of the increasing prod.
uct Of this field. f;,,sir: sl1'.
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4 BURGLAR Captured,

The Son of Wealthy Tyler County Citizen
Run Down at Sistersviiic.
Special Dhpntch to the Inteuigencer. ..a,
slsrEnsviLLE, W. Va, July 0.-About
two o'clock this morning neishbor
beard some persons in A. and S. This-
ties large store in sistersville, and gave
immediate notice to Charles Thistle, of
the firm of Mccormick 4 Thistle.
Young Thistle woke up his clerk, Mr..
Neuschwinder, and the two went to the
store to reconnoitre.. They tried the
front door and found that locked, but
saw light OF dark lantern inside, aud
upon going around TO the rear door to
examine, Il man ran out and fled down
the alley back Of the store. They gave
chase, firing rs they ran, and near tho
drug store young Thistle overhauied the
fugitive, threw him down and held him
with loaded revolver TO bis head,
Young Neuschwinder catne up then, and
great was their astonishment ut finding
their captive 10 BIZ the wayward son OF
Mr.. William Stewart, prominent and
wealthy land owner, Lying at Stewards
landing. Young Albert has given his
father grea. deal OF trouble and has
ones or twice before this been guilty OF
criminal practices. Tho young mai, has
been regarded us somewhat mentally
deficient, with tough tendencies. In
the confusion two other parties ran Oh.
Of the store and escaped. ;GsT.
Stewart is a powerfully built man,
weighing over 200 pounds, and it shows
well for young .Thistle's nerve to run
down at night and capture, single
handed, such a man at the imminent
danger Of being stabbed or shot. Ea.
trance to the store was effected by going
into M upper window by meaus OF q
heavy ladder, and then going down
stairs and boring through Il door to &c,
into the toreproper. inspect ion showed
that en- attempt had been 4ade to blow
open the safe, and q bottle OF blastin,
powder had been left behind. 1t il
thought that these are the same parties
who tried to break into the dwelling
house Of Mr.. A. Dare some. time ago
and who also entered Mccormick {
Thistle's store last year. sf.lE,
Young Stewart, in bis preliminary ex
animation before Justice Lowther, was
held for trial; and bail, whlch was iixet
at 81 ,COO, was not furnished, .-s:. U. u y. y,
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CuAMrLAlN IlvrEl. IlioIAGED.
The Work of this ~ clone at Diun Poll
= Y 49,. l.uhn I'll IAfe. - ~

The Wprk " this ~ clone nt Diun Point.
Loss oi L.'fc.
PLArrspuRG, N. y, July 0-It is now
stated that the new Champlain Hotel at
Bluff Point was damaged to some extent
by yesterdays storm, and that trees in
the park were injured. A valet named
Valley vas oat. On the lake when the
ssoYm struck him, overturning the boat
and drowning him. Aman named Ryan
living few miles west OF this village,
had one Lex and one arm broken by the
blowing down Of his targ. IIie damage
cannot be yet iully estimated. a large
Sprn owned by Mi. Gorhan,. on Cumber-
land Head, and the large ice houses oi
Brown Bros. and others in this section,
are total wrecks. Camp 1diewiid, on
Grand Isle, was demolished snd Its oG:
cupan,s narrowly escaped. A great deal
Of damage 10 reported from Grand lAle
county, Vermont. There are no wires
working in the Adirondacks, and the
damage in that section is unknown. @
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UNITED STATES COURT.

An Injunction In nm OIL Cnse-Decreo En-
tered In Famous Land Suit.
Special Dispatch 10 he lnhiiigeneu.
PARKsRsBuRd, W. Va, July Oh
the United States Court to-day, Judge
Jackson granted IN INDUCTION in the cast
OF spillman, Chancellor, ct al, vs
Joseph E. Brown, restraining him iron
prosecuting any suits or orinterfering with
operators on ten acres OF the forty acres
oil tract in the Belmont oil field, known
as the Taylor farm. A decree was also
entered in the cases Dumas vs. D. Mon.
signon, Ut al; l.. Oceutre vs.. Randall,
ct al, and Randall ys. Dresaler, ct al,
authorizing John Il. REED, OF Philadel.
phia, trustee, to sell all the interest,
legal and equitable, in five hundred
Thousand acres Of land granted by the
commonwealth OF Virginia to Robert
Swami, June 8. 1895 Swami acquired
these lauts Wills Living in this country,
but afterward went to France, became
involved and raised large sums OF
money on them. The French creditors
brought suit in the United States Court
TO secure their money. The lands lie in
Logan. Lincoln, Boone, Wyoming and
other counties in this State.
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THE FLINT GLASS WORKERS.
They go Down the hay to Recuperate-The
a'.. u Grecn Bottlp UlOwer,.

BALTIMORE, July 0.-The National
Convention Of the American Flint Glass
Workers. Union abandoned business TO.
day and went on IN excursion 10 Fair.
view, apopular resort on the Chesapeake
bay. This rest Is necessary in order to
recuperate from the effects OF tho enerva-
tion and pros.ration caused by the great
heat Of yesterday aud OF last night. The
thermometer this morning marks two
degrees higher than at the same time
yesterday, but a grateful breeze in the
city makes life still worth the living.
The convention Of the National Trades
district No. 40, Knights of Labor, OF
green bottle blowers met to-day. Master
Workman Lewis Harrington, OF Massi-
Ion, Ohio, presided, with William Long,
OF Lockport, N. y, secretary. About
one hundred delegates were present,
representing fifty or sixty local assem-.
blies scattered all over the Union. Til.
most important question for their con-
sideration will bu the action to be taken
in rettsanc 10 the number OF factories
which have been working rs non.union
since September last. The convention
will last about a week and two sessions
will he held daily. The Green Pressers'
Association, consisting OF about thirty
was also In session to-day,
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LEFT WITH A PREACHER.
Sensational EiOprnient OF n Couple From
Clark hburg, this Stnte.

Sensational Eloprment OF n Couple From
Clnrknburg, this stnte.
Special Dapatch to the fntRigcneer.
PARKgRsnuRd,W VIVA, July 0.-Charles
Echols, u citizen OF Clarksburg, was In
the city to-day on the lookout for his
wife, Mta. Fannie Echols, who left his
bed and board Saturday night, to 20
with handsomer man, or a man she is
supposed 10 have liked better. Mr..
Echois says TINT Rev. Abner Vernon Is
tho name OF the man who won the aifec-
tions Of Mrs Echol0 and eniiced her
away from her home. He leaves Il wife
aud several children and she leaves
husband and some children, all OF them
but one, two.year.old child, whom she
took with her.
Mr.. Vernon and Mrs. Echols came to
this city Saturday night, put up at one
OF the leading hotels as man and wife
left the next day for Ohio.
The police Of this city are cognizaut Of
the facta aud are on the trail. Detective
Mehen thinks the couple arc in Harnar,
Ohio. Mr.. Echols, the husband Of tho
erring woman, went up there today. 1t
Is said that this Is not tho first time Rev.
Ahner Vernon has been concerned in
eseapades OF this character.
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Extensive Oil Pipe Limo.

Special Dispatch to the In.eAsireneer.
New MARTiSsviLtE, IVA, July q
Agents Of an oil pipe line have been IL
this (We,scll county aud Tyler county
lor several days past securing the right.
of-way for a pipe line which comes from
the Monongalia oil field by way Of Mann
'ogton across the head ofthe South fork
OF Big Fishing creek, in this county;
thenca into Tyler county. by way ol
Indian creek, through the Sugar creek
country to tue Eureka and Belmont oil
fields in P|easants county. The pipe
will be sir INCHES in diameter, and there
yill be pumping stalions on'thei route
me company is paying % cents rod
ior tho r'Sht.ol.way and promise to pu,
the pipe eighteen inches under ground,
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Pennsy lynutn vllluyc Harmed

ELMIRA, n. Y, July 9.-The little
town OF Roseville, across the State line
in Tiogo county, Pa, was almost totally
wiped out by fire yesterday. The fire
started in i. G. Avery's hotel and
burned that building, the hotel Burns,
tho Methodist ciiurch, U. B. Hampia's
store and eleven dwellings, besides a
dossn barns. Twenty-three buildings
in all were burned. Part OF the loss is
covered by insurance,
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
The Silver Bill Again Taken Up-NIr. Cock.

Tie Silver Bill AGnin Taken Up-NIr. Cock.
ercll Speaks against 1t,
WASHINGTON, D. G., July9.-The pre-.
siding officer Of the Senate (Mr. Ingalls)
announced to-day his signature to the
bill for the admission Of Wyoming cs q
State. The bill now goes 10 the prcsi.
dent for his signature. On motion OF
Mr.. Blair, The Senate proceeded to ex-
ecu,ive business. The doors were re.
opened at l o'clock, and on motion oj
Mr.. Teller, the sepate bill 10 authorize
the Secretary OF Interior to convey to
the Rio Grande Junction Railroad Com
pany certain lands in the State OF Col.
orado ~ acres in lieu oi certain ether
lands in said State conveyed by said
company, to the United States, was
taken from the calcndar.land rassed.
The sundry civil, appropriation Bill was
reported and Mr.. Allison stated that he
would ask lor it's consideration to.mor.
row. The consideration OF the confer
ence report on the silver bill was re-.
sumed aud Mi. Cockrell continued his
argument against the report.
He criticised the last c.ause Of tho sec.
ond section Of the conference bill and
said that the language therein used in:
dlcated preterencb ior a single gold
standard, The Sec'a:sfy OF the lfeasury
would 90 interpret it,. Until parity bs:
sVeen the ipetals was Established gold
Yonld bp given the preference and the
ieEa! tender notes would be redeemed
III gold. That was the most dangerous
power ever vested by law in Secretary
OF the Treasury.
Mr.. Teller-Doca not the eepator res.
ognlze the s:st ieas under that section
the Treasury can pay for the Treasury
hotes In silver II he chooses?
Mr.. Cockrell-Unquestionab!y.
MIR, Teller-Then it j. s;nplY Il ques.
ton 'of hoT ils Sesre,afytwi exercise
thst dlctetlouS y Z. :? 80 :! "
! e. e. Sockrell-No question ahoat that.
Mr.. Teller-poes Aas tho Senator sup.
pose that the 9eoretary will pay in the
coin which the holder Of the Treasury
notes may desire II he can? Ti7t
Mr.. Cockzell-Certainly. ;.i4
Mr.. Teller--Is that not proper e..
Mr.. Cockrell-I think n6t--not at all
LII. uAier-That Ia the way that
France has maintained her parity be-
tween the two metals. When the holdei
OF paper money wants coin for It, Ii;
c; can MI have eitheF! gold os silver, hs he de
Nj. Cockrell-France is in different
situation from the United States. {
know what the rule is in France. It il
not applicable here at NIL. .ss
Mr.. Jones, OF Arkausas, with the con
sent OF Mr.. Cockrell) read an abstrac
from an article in yesterdays New Yorl
Evening Post "a paper opposed, he said
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Philadelphia, 9; Cincinunti, l (NL
Philadelphia, 0; Pittsburgh, lG (p.L)
New York, 2; Chicago. 4 in. u
Brooklyn, l6i Chicago, 0. (P.L i
New York. la; Buffalo, 4 (P.L M
Brooklyn, 6; Cleveland, 8 = IN. IL /,
noston, 10; Cleveland, 8. "tP. L,)
Louisville, 3; Athletics, l. (Assa,)
St. Louis, s.; Syracuse, l2. (Aaso,)
Rochester, I; Columbus, Q. (Asso.)
Toledo, 0; Rrookiyn, q. (Asso.) e
Boston, lsi Pitthursh, 2. IN. L) 4
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MANSFIELD, O, Jaly "a meeting OF
tho T7i.State League directors will be
held here Tomorrow to take actiou on
the disbandment Of Dayton and Spring
field. Representatives from Fl. Wayne,
Sandusky and Lima will be here, and
TWO memhers will be chosen from those
three. IT. Wayne is anxious to come
in, as the Indiana League is too slow,
and Sandusky has been aching for ad.
mission for six months, Lima, ON ac.
count of her geographical p35i,ioa Is
preferred to Sandusky. The lvague
will contiue Win six clubs, il necessary
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80 = j II
DIs RLRARp " ORDERS
Causes = Colllsiun III AlRbamu-Flve Per
a4Hila.ttr t.Ha nOuE Itii1aL Il =. l..... =

Causes p Colllsi"n III Alnbana-Five Per-
ta.r sons Killed.
lilRMlSonAM, ALA. July 0.-Disregard
OF orders caused a collision between o
freight and passenger train on tho Louis.
vile & Nashville railroad, forty miles
south o; this city, at o'clock this morn.
Ing. Five people were instantly killed
and sixth fatally injured. Killed;
Engineers 1ohn Green aid John Webb,
otthis city; colored fremep jim Arm:
stead and Bob Wilson, and white
pnnp 4aan named Farr. Ben Swope
icolored}, an extra fireman, was fatally
injured. None OF the passengers we're
killed, and 80 far as can bs learned mona
were seriously injured, Tho paase iu nrer
train had orae!9 20 take the siding at
Clea; Greek station for the extra FREIGHT
The order vas not obeyed and a nii,t
beyond the station tho trains cam. IN, m
grther in a deep cut. Both onv,uug
we're broken to PIECES aud It Will take al
day to l,esf the track. = - "
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CAPITAL. NOTES,

The President returned to the House
without his approval the bill extending
the time OF payment to purcha4 era Of
land Of the On,nha tribe Of Indians in
Nebraska. 5s.. =
Conilrmations-Consuls W. II. Hollo.
way, Of Indiana, Slralfortl, Ont ". P.
Pierce, Trinidad; G. D. Joslyn, Wind.
sor, Ont J. E. Hayden, Br-slau; II. n.
Allen, OF Ohio, Secretary Of Legation to
Corea;. G. W Fishback, Of Missouri,
Secretary OF Legation to Buenos Ayres :
A. G. Moore. of West Virginia. Minister!
to Siam. oslmagte.s-fennsylyaniu,
J. a. Elliott, Mansfield; 4. Nj. Solps'
AcIteesport I'm place Of Vim. f Tholnp D.
son, whose nomination was withdrawn
NJ. 6. Bulger, Brownsville: @. II. Hollis:
ter, Mtadyi!le; W. Z. fephell, Duncan
non; I. :. nsu,sey, Vague. :a
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Railroad Tracks Washed Out.

JAMESTOWN, N. Y, July o.-Last
nights storm washed out tho Eric Rail.
road tracks TO such an extent that traffic
was stopped. Streets pave been damaged
70 the extent ofseveral thousand dollars.
seVera! houses had their foundations
washed out, leaving them ID u dangerous
condition. ''''
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NEW G. i. L. R,7:IslS.I lVSl
Mustered in Tuesday Nigh. at parkc,r,. "a

sfuStered IN Tuesday Night Rt Parkcra,
hurS-The Ot,,cera.
Special Dispa'cA to hs Ir.tuigencr. .l4rr
PARKERsnuRu, w. Va, July 9.-Last
night at the hall OF Sharon Lodge No.
Is, I. O. Q. F., a new post Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic for tho jurisdic.
ton OF West Virginia was mustered in
and duly instituted by authority and
ai!spensa,ion from Department Com
nander George J. Walker. 81
Capt. q. Al. Clemens was the muster
Ing officer, and be instituted the new
post in true military style and started il
Oh in good shape. I. will be known as
Gettysburg Post No. l05, and is com
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LITTLE Rock. AK July 9.-The Re.
publican State convention met here 10.
day, declined to place Republican tick
cts in the field, and formally endorsed
the Union Labor ticket headed by Rev
\. 3. Fizer for Governor. The platform
adopted is complete endorsement Gi
ihe' administration in power and The
majority in Congress. Z Z - "A
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CLINTON B. FISK DEAD.
The Great Prohibition Leader
Dies in New York.
BRAVE SOLDIER OF THE WAR
anu a Man Of Niany Good Deeds.
HIS Po!!,lealand Busincss Career.
Third Party Candidate rortho %
1sf' Presidency Two Years Ago, su.ss

NEW ionK, July o,-Gen. Clinton B,
Fisk died at his residence, No. lis West
Fllty.eiHhth street, this city, at loEsos.
m. to-day, in the sixiy.scrond year. OF
his age. The funeral ,services will b.
held ut the Madison Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church, on Friday, the ll,h
INST, ut 9 o'clock. The burial viii b, at
bis old home, Cold Water, Mich, en-
Saturday, the l3th inst
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Storm ut ainckinnw CITY,

MAcKISAw Cry, Mich, July 0.-This
section was visited by terrific western
gale lasting from 10 O'Clock until mid.
night. Rain fell in torrents and light.
ming flashed necessarily. A dock 100
'eet IN length belonging to an ice com.
pany was torn away and several other
loca. mishaps occurred. It is feared dis.
asters occurred on the lake.
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Cyrl0ue IN IunlaHa.

INDIANAPOLIS, ISD., July GA wind
storm, one OF the most severe OF the sea.
son, swept oyer Central and Western
Indiana this afternoon. The wind was
very strong here and considerable dam.
age was done to property and crops.
Reports are coming In Of extensive
damage from near-by cities, telling Of
damage done. So far no reports OF loss
Of life have come in,
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Mythical Mining Stock Dsa,. r,

NEW YoRx, July o.-G. W. Rumble
and J. w. "aldrou, who were doing a
aourish'ng business in mining stocks at
81 New. street, under the name Of the
Pacific Mining Exchange, wers ayrrsted
to-day by Police Captain Mclaughlin,
on charge that they were selling stock
in mythical western minca. Theywera
held In $500 bail at the Tombs,
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On the Cunn,iiau Side,

uxBRlpuE. ONr., July GA terrible
electric aud rain storm prevailed in this
section yesterday afternoon. Lightning
stlucS the residence OF Daniel Munro. n
prosperous farmer residing here, and
Killed him. Lightning also struck The
barn Of Joseph Watson, killed his hired
man, Norman Davidson, aud stunned
Davidson's brother. The barn was
M burned with II head Of thoroughbred
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Seven Hundred pyy.o,. IEu,., l.,

oe.e" hahdr'h Prrso"- Killrd Ia n c., o,,n,
MaoscAT, July GA terrific cyrione
mas prevailed here and in the adjucant
country; Great damage was done in tb,,
G'ty aud surrounding country, Msnv
houses both in the city and on The nla,;.
talionB we're demolished. The loss n
itte was appalling. Reports thus lar y. .
celved show that over seven hun,,re
personB were kil)sJ -, uuu1e
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Runners A10at,

1t was reported here last evening that
the Wheeling base ball club had dis.
banded, and later that the Tri.s,ate
League had gone to pieces. The exact
facts could not be learned, but Manager
Fiel left last night for Mansfield to at-
tend a meeting OF the League, and he
said before he left that the Wheeling
club would be in the league rs long as
there was a league. It. is probable that
Sandusky win be taken in in DAyton's
place, and the league so on without fur.
ther changcs. 2sA,s.at
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The NIcGinniE.Alicrsun Case,

optFsd9 Ifs1Idlff % kfc 7diffiJcnctr.
"Asn1soToN, D. G., July 9.-The
elections committee failed to develop q
quorum this morning, and consequently
failed to pass on tho third district case,
The subcommittee. however, has its re.
port ready, and rs soon as qnorum can
be got together the case will be decided
This may be on any morning now.
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After Iufnru,,t,

VICTORIA, B. G., July o.-Hayely Hill,
a amember llHa OF the Imperial House Of
COMMONS, iH,a,n,;a, ls here gathering further IN.
1Ttmallo1 Mr' 41!n about the Behrine Sea claim,
.aa, ma. aia brought the matter before Com.
mo mons th's year, but it was po-,poneS nt
AZ ag.;es9 request o. the Secretary for Foreign
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Four Persons Killed.

SMILEY, ARK. July o.-The outgoing
passenger train on the Memphis & Lit.
tie Rock Railroad was crashed into by q
freight; train Of the Kansas CITY Rail.
road. -Four persona Yere killed, all ne.
grocs. a dozen others were injured,
probably die. " N ~
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SAN FRAsclsco, July o-Tha steam.
,h'p Gaelic di':i''l arrived this morning from
hong kong.< Tho Japan mail sta;es
tnat q fumor was prevalent TINT Russja
G 6aa se'zsd an island on tho coust ''i Of
Gorea, ! or and that His Msjpsty's sbipa m
Leander aud Severn were under orders
10 keep UP steam and be ready to nro.
quired. :s-9--D - ''Os'e' u 10
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Knighta Uf pythlnu.

MlLwAukEE, Wis, July Q.-The 70.
view Of tho pythian army by General
Caruahan this afternoon at the Park
was the event Of the day. Thousands
OF people gathered TO witness the review
and the soldierly bearing and military
precision OF the uniformed Pythiaps vas
the subject OF much comment,
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ATrEMPrEn SUICIDE.
a1anager Hing, Of the y. 8. ,Express Com.
t.fH phuy, Shoots IIiulRrlf '.-.,-.e ;.

NEWARK, N. j., July o.--Charles W.
hing, Manager Of the United States E &
press Company, attempted suicide this
morning by shooting himself through
the head. He was called at 6 O'Clock
and at o'clock a pistol shot was heard,
and when the door Of his room was
broken open, Mr.. King was found lying
on the t!oor With a buffet wound in the
head. About year ago MIR. King dis.
appeared mysteriously for week. His
accounts were examined and found to be
correct. He hes been unwell and de-.
spondent lately. He will probably re.
cover. .T -.
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Another on Cumpppy

The Brown Oil Company Lag aeeu
granted certificate Of Incorporation BY
Secretary OF State Ohley. Tue incorpo.
rators are Pittsburgh parties, who will
operate at Belmont, R:Ya., with:a CAP!
ital Of $4,000. ,.f n ! 'aSl t"F
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A MONSTER BIRD
Tries to Garry or IL Child Mt Washington,

Tries to Garry or Child ut Wnshlnston
..... renhs, lynuia. n...
WASHINGTON, PA, July 0.-While
playing in the buck yard OF his home, on
Chestnut street, yesterday, three-ycar
old boy named Wilson met with re-
markable adventure.
An immense hawk swooped down on
him, and, as the boy AYERS, tried to carry
him away. The cries Of the chlld at
tracted the attention of several neigh
bors, and sthe bird was captured and
killed. A,s. ...l ~ -a55s :.
A measurement showed that its wings
when stretched, were i've feet from tir
TO tip. m.