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THE RIorgRs' --LATEST nREAE.

The first conflict between tho strikers
and the police was short and sharp.
The rioters again gathered in sunbride
street at ten O'Clock tonight. Strong
bodies OF the strikers were posted in the
side streets aud behind oil the boardingS
in the vicinity, and each crowd was we'll
supplied with building materials to be
used as missiles when the authorities
attempted to dispere the gathering.
The police madeseveral charges on the
men, but all their efforts to dislodpe
them from their fortified positions proved
futile. Eventually the police made q
flank movement on the rioters and sue.
ceeded in making them beat a retreat,
hut not without fierce struggle, during
which all the windows OF the building.
on sunbride street were smashed by the
shower Of missiles, with which the strik.
ers sought to repulse the police.
A late dispatch from Bradford states
that rioting was resumed there this
evening by a mob numbering at least
10000 persons. The street lamps were
extinRuished by the rioters, and the mil.
itary, police and special copstables had To
be called out. Repeated charges were
made before the mob dispersed, and
many persons were injured.
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TaR NEWS in BRIEF,

There we're 9.6sg immigrants landed
OF the Barge Office in New York yes.
terday.
Richard J. Hardman, Of Eindlay, O. !,
Chief olthe Division Of Accounts Of the
General Land Office, at Washington, has
resigned.
A deal whereby the tivea trongest wire
nail and tack concerns in the country
are combined has been contaminated.
Thomas ]. Lathrop, OF the Taunton
Tack Works, is It's General Manager.
A Missouri Pacific passenger train
went through tres.!e mile from Falls
City, Neb. The engine and sleeping car
remained on the track, but the remain
der OF the train went down. Strange to
say, no one was injured. Loss, s25, 900.
Detective 0tleY, Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, yesterday at Elk.
ton, Nd, arrested Dr.. George A. Bran,
upon the. charge Of being the burglar
who on Sunday night murdered Mrs.
Granville Richards and seriously
wounded her husband. DR.. Bran Ia q
years old and has wealthy and TespecLa.
J BILE relatives, =
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SEATE RIGHTS AGAIN.
An Interesting Disagreement
Over an Appropriation
DUE S. CAROLINA SCHOOLS
Between Secretary Noble and Gov
crnOr Tillman-How Shall tho
Money be Divided Between
Whites aud Blacks.

CHARLESTON, S. c., April 14.-An
unique and interesting phase OF the
States rights question has Just been pr-
sented in a correspondence which has
taken between Governor Tillmun, Of this
State, and Secretary Of tho Interior Noble.
The subject Of the correspondence IL
the division Of the States share Of tie
Federal appropriation for mcdaniel
and agricultural colleges.
AT the session of the State Legislature
which adjourned last December, an act
was passed providing that the quota to
be received by South Carolina should te
divided into two equal parts, one half 10
be given 10 the Clemson Agricultural
College for whites, at Pendleton, aud
the other to the Clatin College for col.
ofed youth, at OEangeburg. Afew days
ago Governor Tillman addressed letter
10 Secretary Noble, applying for South
Carollna's quota ofthe fund appropriated
under the Act OF Congress approved
August 80, 1890. In reply Secretary
Noble objected to tho method OF division
decided upon by the State Legislature,
and informed the Governor that this
States quota was at his disposal, To o
divided between the two colleges on the
basis OF the proportion Of tue school
population. This proportion, under tho
census OF 1890, was so white and 63S
colored, and the Secretary announced
that 1t was only by pledging division
on this basis that South Carolina could
get her money.
Governor Tiilman promptly raised the
issue that the money was due South
Carolina and that the Secretary OF tie
Interior had nothing whatever to do
with the division OF the fund. Secretary
Noble differed with him and the Cover
nor day or two ago issued his ultimat-
um in letter to acting Secretary Chaud-
ler in which lie says: "South Carolina
has dealt literally with her colored col.
lege in the past and am sorry to see it
by a refusal on your part TO ac-
cept the apportionment proposed by the
State. AS Governor have no authori.
ty to do more, and II had would re-.
fuse to accept the money under the
terms you olGr."
Under the act of Congress the money
will remain in the hands OF the SscretS-
ry OF the Interior until Congress meets
when the State can apply TO that body.
The State authorities announce their
determination to carry the matter 10 the
Supreme Court il necessary. The South
Carolina Legislature does not meet
again until next November, and Cover.
nor Tillman can take no further steps
towards accepting the quota until in.
Structed by the Assembly.
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pudret OF N,ws From W..ton. /.

Special Dtspateh to The InteEioner.
WESTON, W. VA, April 1.-THE elec.
ton held here to-day pursuant to the
call Of the Mayor as to whether the town
should bond itself to the amount OF s25,,
600 for public improvements, resulted
in victory for those in favor Of public
improvements. It was q spirited CON
test as It had opposed to II some OF the
most prominent citizens, who fought It
upon the ground Of it not being proper.
iy submitted.
The knights Of PythIas opened theil
new hall here tonight with great pomp
and ceremony, banquet aud street
parade were the features Of the occasion.
The new Asylum board, recently ap.
pointed by the Governor, was in session
to-day. The time was spent in the ex.
animation Of the buildings. Nothing ol
importance 80 far has been done. Mr..
Preston will arrive tomorrow,
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A RUSSIAN WAR SHIP
Stopped by Turkey at the DardAnelIos,
Bat Finally Allowed to Pass.

Stopped by Turkey at the Dardanelles.
Bat Finally Allowed to Pass.
CoNsTANTtNoPLR, April IA RUS
sian warship belonging to the volunteer
fleet fitted up by popular subscription,
has been stopped by the Turkish au.
thoritles at the Dardauelles. The Rus.
sian vessel was proceeding through that
passage on her way TO vladistock, Asia.
near the northern limit of Corea, on the
seB Of Japan. She was loaded with rail-
road material and had as passenpers a
large number OF military workmeu,"
according to the term used by the Rus.
slams who are detailed TO construct the
trans.siberian railroad, which It ia be-
lieyed will make the harbor and arsenal
Of Vladistock one OF the most valuable
ports in Russian territory.
The officer in command OF the Rms.
sian ship upon being brought to beneath
the guns OF the forts Of the Dardauslles,
Immediately appealed to the Russian
ambassador at Constantinople, NJ. De
Nelidoh, who, in turn entered the
Btrongest protests possible with the
Turkish officials OF this city. NJ. De
Nelidof claimed in warm terms that the
action at the DardaHelles was in direct
and aaEraut violation OF the commercial
treaties existing between Russia and
Turkey. After a considerable inter-
change Of views on the subject the Porte
finally came to the conclusion that il
would be unadvisable to detaln the war
ship any further aud she was allowed to
pass the Dardanslles. The action in
stopping the ship was taken on the
ground Of the treaty OF lS4l, concluded
in that year by the five great powers and
Turkey, by which 1t was decided that no
ship OF war belonging to any nation
save Turkey should pass the Dardanelles
without the express permission OF
Turkey all merchant ships being also
required 10 show their papers 10 tha
Ottoman authorities,
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phoebe Runs rhIu . 10 salt HsrasIf.

CaieAGo, April 1.-THE Executive
Committee OF the lady Managera
Of The Worlds fair gaa Miss
Phoebe Couzines, Secretary o.
the Board, nave struck another
rock OF o8ensa, They are nov at log
gerheads over the printing OF the min
utes Of the November meeting OF the
Board, 4 committee was appointed Ht
that time 10 SEQ that the minutes we're
correct, but Miss CouSineS proceeded to
have them printed without submitting
them to the committee, claiming thai
abe had q right 10 do 80. The matter
was eopsidered at q meeting Of the Ex'
executive comnistee to-day and resolu'
tions we're passed deel@lng Miss Couz,
ines action as "a serious gielgtion q
the respect due TO the Lady AsnsgSEs."
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A MINERS, CNNYhNTlON

At Charleston-4, 900 Miners Represented.
mr.. Moran, Of Wheeling, Presides.
Special Dispatch 10 he IttelI0Aer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 1.-THE
frat annual convention Of District No.
II, United Mine Workers Of America,
was held in the K. OF L. hall this after.
noon. 1t was called to order at one
o'clock by President NJ. F. Moran ;
over thirty delegates, representing more
than four thousand mine workers, were
present, and the convention gives prom.
ises Of being q most important and har.
monious one. The session this after.
noon was occupied in the appointment
OF the various committees and receiving
reports. The sessions OF tomorrow will
dispose OF important business, officers
will be elected and other matters OF i'm
portance will be attended to.
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Mept YlrrlnIn pen.Ions.

opectW ORp41ENW ~ VIC 4HttAWe4boI'
WASHINGTON, D. O., April lives!
Virginia pensions were allowed to-day
as follows: original-Richard v. Moore,
George s. Price, Gideon Martin, Reuben
station, John Hawkins, Francis A. War
then, Beverly Waugh, James E. Jones,
George A. Hall, James o. Shaw, Henry
Montgomery, ChaunCey Wood and
George Bronner.
Additicnsl-George Cottrill, Jonas
Whipley, George NJ. Helms.
Increase-John 7. Walker, John Har-
Rsissued-John B. GOrrell. Francis
=, Original widovs-sarah A, widow of
VIM. Mercer.
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Epidemic Of IpfIuensa 10 England

LoSDoS, April 1.-THE reappearancC
OF influenza in the North Of England
where it appeared in 1889 before any
where else in England during that year
causes great apprehension OF serious
epidemic. In addition to influenza al
ready prevailing In an epidemic form In
Sheffield, the disease ia prevalent
throughout Yorkshire and has reap
peared suddenly at Hull, where the
death rate has doubled during the last
fortnight. There have been many deathl
in Drifield district from the disease. Al
Birmingham the outbreak is Of mildel
character and has not spread so rapidly
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Tng GgRMAN SOCIALISTS
VIII Not Make au S.hour G1mnnd IL Abb
to Secure a IO.honr nnv

WIN Not Make au s.hour GSmnnd if Able
To Secure 10.hOar Day. ~
BERLIN, April l4.-Herr Bebel. the
Socialist leader in the Reichstag, denies
that tho German Socialists intend to
take part in an International strike. He
says, "Where would the money come
from? II We were snre Of the co.opers-
ton OF the workingTnsn OF all countries
we should not want 10 strike at all. We
could get whatever we wanted. An
International OtTike would do more
barm than good. Even general ma
tional strike Is almost impossible"
Since the Belgian delegates hSve 70.
turned to Belgium after ATTENDING the
International Miners Congress- in PariS
and since they have commenced 10 lace
the real problems Of q Wholesale s,riEe
they have become inclined TO abandon
the line. Whatever the future aims
may he tho German sceiallsts' immedi.
ate demands ara moderate. They will
mot yet mako demand for an eight.
hour Law II they are able to get CON.
cesSion OF ten houEB day,
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At Louisville Attendance 2,Sl0
Score: Louisville s; Cincinnati 8. Pitch,
ets, Ehret, McGill and Mains; errors,
aud | hits, 0 and Z; earned, Q aud l.
At st. Louis-Columbus won an in.
teresting game on q wild pitch, base
hit and a base on balls IN the eleventh.
inning. Attendance 800. Score: st
Louis 8; Columbus 8. Hits, l and TO-
errors, 6 and 4; pitchers, Stivetts and
Gastright; earned, 2 each.
4 At Baltimore = Attendance 5000
Score: Baltimore 2; Athletics 0. Bast
hits, 2and Il; errors. Athletics G; pitch
ers, McMShon and WeyhiuE.
At Washineton-Washingto 4; Bos
ton 5. Hits, aud Z; errors, Boston 4
Pitchers, Bakely, Keefe and ButIinton.
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TWO qlOuSANp People
In Jefferson and Berkeley Entitled to Di.
rect Tax RSpaJmonts.

In Jefferson and Berkeley Entitled to Di
rect Tax RspaJmonts.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April 14.-Iu
pursuance to the notification OF the
Treasury Department that it would afford
assistance through its records, for States
entitled to money under the Direct Tax
act in trust for individuals, TO ascertain
who the individuals are from whom the
tax was collected, several States have had
persons employed here in tracing these
accounts. The representatives Of Ten
nessee have completed their work, fpd.
ing that 5000 people in that State are
entitled to an average payment OF Sl2
per head.
Berkeley and Jefferson counties, OF
West Virginia, the only counties in that
State where the taxes were collected di.
rectly, are found to contain 1000 persons
entitled to repayment.
The agents OF North Carolina have
Just begun their examination OF the
records. They estimate that so 600 per-
sons in North Carolina are entitled TO
repayments.
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You have heard your friends and
ncighbors talking about 1t. You may
yourself be one Of the many who know
from personal experience just how good
A thing 1t is. II you have ever tried It,
you are one Of its staunch friends, be.
cause the wonderful thing about Il Is,
that when once given a trial, DR.. King'G
New Discovery ever after holds place
in the house. II you have never used Il
and should be afflicted With a cough
cold, or any ts1o4t, lung or chesI
trouble, secure bottle at once and give
It q fair trial It = guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial bottles
free al Logan Drug Co.'S drug store.
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Natural Gas in California,

PLEAsANToS, OAL, April l4.--While
workmen were boring u well in the Odd
Fellows cemetery here yesterday, and
were at a depth OF abouta hundred feet,
they came upon strong dow OF natural
gas. 1t was ignited aud burned steadily
In pillar OF flame ten feet high. 1t has
been extingulshed and relighted several
times. The supply shows no signs oi
exhaustion.
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Amystery in the RobIA's Run Field.

nFtct15 UIoI111VNV % VIC 4F'tF8lVsIFotI'
BELMONT. W. Va, April 14.-The
Hannon and Berry No. ! well on W, H.
Sheets farm, on Robins Run is now on
top OF the sand and is being played 20 a
mystery. There is good authority for
saying that there is at least q 1000 feet
Of the fluid in the hole.. Operators and
scouts are numerous around the vicinity
and land is commanding high figures.
Geo. Boss 4 %. commenced spuddipg
their No. 2 on the Besspn farm today.
Several other rigs are up and in different
stages Of completion and are only
awaiting the opening Of the mystery
when there may or may not be seen
lively times in this budding field.
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Penrfol Powder eipio.ion.

PeRT1ASD, oRs. April 4-Word has
reached here from Lac Enter Washing
ton, Of terrible accident which occurred
near the latter place yesterday. A farm
er named HolComb had placed some
giant powder in q stove. The powder
exploded, demolishing the house and
setting GTe 10 the rnlnS. Two daughterI
Of Holcomb, aged fourteen and slxteeu
years, RESPECTIVELY, were killed, and
Holcomb and his wiis were seriously, Il
not fatally injured by the force Of the
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Tho OhIoaao 40 non Soy sott on

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE war on the
Chicago and Alton wsged by tho Trunk
Line Association and'the Central Traffic
Association began to-day. The order oI
the Board Of Rulings ofthe two Associa'
tions, forbidding all roads within ia
jurisidictlon, to- do business with the
Uhicago aAd Alton, went into effect at
the close Of business to-day. There are
sixty.seven roads interested in the boy.
colt. all Alton tickets are taken off sale
on these roads to-day. Baggage will not
De checked through on the Alton.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, April Alt became
known this morning that Page McPher-
son, OF the firm Of MCPHERSON, switzer
& Co., general brokers, has been missing
since last Friday. It is said his disap.
pearance was caused by financial trouble
and that he left debts behind him
amounting to fully $4,000. McPhe1son
is leading society man and one Of the
best known young men in the city.
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BISMARCK ON THE CHICAGO PlIR.
He saysths McKtnloy Blll Should not Fig.
nrohn n Enrtnr.

- GaSSoEe
BERLIN, April 1.-THE Hambpge,
Nachrichtn to day publishes an inter.
view with Prince Bismarck, in the
cOuise OF which, referring to the Chi.
cago Fair, he said: "1t will be great
pity and mistake II German
manufacturers allow their dis.
like Of the Mckinley law
to influence them against taking part in
the exhibition. Germany and the
United States have always been good
friends. The two countries neither
have conflicting territorial interests, nor
are political rivals. Besides, Germans
and Americans are bound by ties Of
Gmity, kinship and common interests,
Therefore, it will be regretable II Ger.
many is not fully represented at the ex.
hibition.
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promlnept RaIiroaid!siiF pead.

LOa4ssFoBT, lsp., April 14,-Willia~
Lancaster, one Of the most prominent
locomotive engineers in the West, died
here yesterday after q long illness, oil
nervous prostration. The deceased was
born In England and was thirty. tive
years Of age. Hs was well known in
Brotherhood circles, being Chairman ol
the RAllroaderal CiFleYanee lommlttae.
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BLAcKrooT, IDAHO. April 1.-THE
Rannock Indian who entered an emf
grant camp yesterday, on Blackfoot river,
one mile from the town Of Blackfoot, and
shot and killed two men as they sat by
their camp fire, cooking their meal, re.
turned to the reservation and killed him.
self. II is believed he was insane.
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wEsr YIRGINIAs pIRECE TAx CASE.
Nothing New Developed YeStsrday-Attor.
ney.General Caldwell Wanted in the

Nothing New Developed Gesteruay-AttoE'
ney.aeneral Caldwell Wanted In the
Case.
Special Dtspatch 70 he IatdltGMe1.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 14-There
was nothing new developed in the West
Virginia direct tax case to-day. It's IN.
destood that the arguments before the
Attorney General will not be heard until
some time after the 9th Of May. Ex-
Governor Wilson has some other legal
business to attend to previous to that
date and he also desires to have Attor-
ney General Caldwell take part In the
argument. No further action Of any
kind will be taken in the matter until
an opinion Is rendered by the Depart
ment OF Justice.
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rhs snrnr Agre.ment . Faet.

NEw YoRk, April l4.-Willett and
Gray, and sthsr prominent brokers in
raw and refined sugaS stale tbPt an
agreement hes undoubtly been entered
into by the independent reRners and
the Trust by which the competition be,
tween them as ended and joint action In
pla cling refined sngats on the market
provided toE. The Wholesale Grocen
Association Of the Middle and Eastern
States are parties 70 the deal, but Its de
tails cannot be Recertained.
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NEW YoRE, April a. Arrived -
Steamer Elder, from Bremen.
GLASGOW, April 14,-Arrived-steame
DevOnia, from New York.
CoPESHAoES, April l4.-ASriyed-
Italia, from New York.
PnILADRLPHIA, Pa, April 14-Ar.
riyed-Bslgenlhnd, from Antwerp.
LoNpoN, April II -siEhtel-feutoniC
and SpARrdan, IRON New York.
'HA9hURa, April I4.-Arrived-Gel
lert, from New York,
QUEENsr0wN, April I4.-AIrived-
Nevada, from New York.
NEw YoRE, April l4.-Arived- -Freis
land, from Antwerp,
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Yesterday morning while the men at
work putting in the first course of stone
for the east wall Of the new Reymsnn
residence, corner Of Eoff and Fifteenth
street, a tiye.foot retaining wall, which
separates the Reymann property from
the Rolf residence adjoining, gave way
and fell into the foundation pit. A
number OF men had heep at work in the
pita few minutes before, but all had, at
the suggestion OF bystander that the
wall was unsafe, left their dangerous
nlaea.
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SPOKANE FALLS, April 1.-THE post
office at Deep Greek Falls was entered
yesterday morning by two 0masked mon
who blew open the safe and secured
about $l0O in stamps. Pos.mistresl
Young, hearing a noise, came out and
was knocked down by the burglars, who
made their escape. Shortly after fire
broke out and several adjoining build
ings were burned.
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. Al.n..lnalea on lho ilrhrnr.

vienna, ILL.,, April II -James II. Ar
nett, a well known citizen, who had
been tried and acquitted three times for
murder in this county, was assaulted
yesterday morning, one mile west Of
here, on the highway. Thes shot was fred
from, cabin near the roadtide. BnTt
Stanley and his son Edward were an.
rested charged with the crime. They
Nve, near where tue tragedy was enacted
and, a. they had made repeated lhreatH
againss Arnet:, suspicion was directed
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An American Sentenced 10 Death

Ell PAso, Tx, April 14.-J. q. Clay
ton, one of the American railroad men
who were implicated in the killing Of s.
Il. Cavatt, on April 2, 1890, was yester.
day sentenced to be shot, by the District
Court, at Juarez, Mexico. An appeal
has been taken to the ChihlahRa sq.
preme Court.
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r,,s 1i,,.srn I,lnn,inn.

CHICAGO, April l4.-FOursssn wards
out Of g total Of thirty.four have been
officially cnnyaSssd up to tonight. The
net rearlt is again Tor the Republican
mayotalIy candidate, HenpsteSd Wash.
burne. He has thus lar an official plu.
rality Of 324. Three 10 hVe days more
will be required to complete the official
aannk
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THe sERlKLNG ENGLI,lI wgAYgRs
At Bradford are PsrsIstent in their RiotIpg
Many Hurt,

Many Hurt.
LONDON, April 1.-THE disturbance
caused by the riotous conduct yesterday,
Of the striking weavers at Bradford, York.
shire, still continues. A large concourse
OF people gathered this morning about
the contested space, the Town Hall
square, where the municipal authorities
forbade the strikers yesterday from
holding meeting, and thus caused the
serious conflict with police, which has
already been reported. There is great
excitement In thetown. The police have
as yet refrained from interference with
the strikers, but the troops are kept con.
fined TO their barracks and are under
arms, ready for instant action in the
event OF q renewal of the riotiug. A
number Of arrests Of strikers who are
charged With intimidating the Teavers
who are not out on strike, has been
made.