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EVICT0RS REPELLED.
County Officers Attempt TO
EVict Strikers,
But Are 0~VerpOwered and
Driven Away.
A Young Girl Killed During
the Fighting.

UNIoNTowN. Pa, April 22.-CountY
officers went to Adelaide this morning but
after making two eyictions we're overpow-
cred by the strikers and driven away.
Reinforced by Sheriff Mccormick and a
large number of deputies they returned,
when a pitched battle took place between
the posse and about 300 Hungarian men
and women, in which a Hungarian girl
was killed and others injured. among whom
are several deputies. The deputies were
trying to keep the Huns from carrying
back the household goods thrown out of
the houses in the morning. A big
strong Hun was fighting with
several deputies and Sheriff Mccormick
came to their assistance. The Hun saw
him coming and tried to shoot. The girl
who was killed was the lover ofthe Hun and
was fighting for him against the deputies.
The latter say the pistol went off in the
hands of the Hun and killed tie girl.
Company @ OF the 18th regiment was
quickly brought to the scene and it is be-
heved had they not been every deputy
would have been injured if not killed.
Sheriff Mccormick was slightly wounded
in the hand by a stray bullet. EvIctions
will take place at Leith tomorrow and
trovble is feared.
ScoTTDALE, Pa, April 22.-Four
thousand strikers gathered here tonight to
listen to speeches BY Alex Jones, the
socialist. and August Delaber, inter.
national secretary of the Bakers Union.
Jones made a typical anarchist speech,
referring to the assassination in Chicago
of tho anarchists and the killing OF strikers
at Morewood under the American flag.
He much preferred the red flag. BE
denounced the caIitalistic press in un
compromising language. During the
progress of the meeting one Hungarian
voted to return to work, whereat he was
set upon thrown out and badly beaten.
More mass meetings will be held tomorrow.
, 1891-04-23

David Black, mason. a native of Aber.
deem, Fifeshire, Scotland, aged about 10,
last heard of as residing at CHEYENNE,
Wyoming territory, Is requested to com
municate with John Ross, solicitor, Dun
fermline. Scotland.
, 1891-04-23

buried this afternoon. She had detected
the strong odor of gas on stepping into the
room. and had left the door open unit
she thought it had escaped and there was
no danger in ~relightIng the gas jet The
gas had recently been piped into the
house, and the family were not fam aiiar
with its use.
, 1891-04-23

B. B. David has Just received a large
assortment of ornamental coach and white
demar varnish put up in quart. pint and
halt pint Fan ready for use. Just the
thing for retouching old furniture.
, 1891-04-23

Railroad men will find Arnicated Eureka
Cream superior to salve to heal up sore
and cracked hands. 1t stood the test fol
years. % cent bottles. druggists.
, 1891-04-23

If you prefer the best Rock Springs
coal, leave orders at Union Mercantile
company and @. G. company's store.
Telephone 81. Wm. Murphy, agent.
, 1891-04-23

Wisdom's Robertine is the only thing
now used by fashionable women to per-
petuate a beautiful complexion.
, 1891-04-23

Whitefsh, trout, pickerel, bayish, fresh
herring, pike and skinned perch Al
Thomas Bros. market.
, 1891-04-23

Louisville-Louisville 4, st. Louis o.
Boston-Boston .. Athletic |.
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Ghe QtttelIiaetrer1s
wIlEEL1Na, pEcEMpEn 4. 1854.
Common Thief and Confidence Man.
Edward Field, who has brought to ruin

AhiCA hitl -huth
Edward Field, who has brought to ruin
his firm and family, is shown to have
been common thief and confidence
man. His is not the failure OF bust.
ness man who has fought honestly
against misfortune. He stands in tho
attitude Of a man who has come to tho
end Of a remarkable career Of lying and
cheating.
He robbed his customers, his part
ners and his father OF all he could lay
his hands on, and to his other crimes it
is believed he added forgery.
This man started in business with q
good education. the advantages of the
best rearing, with money to back him
and business and family connections
the most advantageous. He was sur
rounded by all the conditions that
should make man honest and true.
II he had been born in a pigstye and
raised in n gutter he could not have
wound up worse. In all the develop
mcnts up to date there is no suggestion
OF anything in extenuation OF his crimes.
The most charitable theory is that
he has long been Of unsound mind, vet
he went about his work OF undoing men
with all the method OF IN expert brazen
villain. There is no case to equal this
in the criminal annals OF this country.
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Baso Ingrntitudc.

Mr.. Mills stumped Ohio for Campbell
and the whole Democratic ticket. He
was honest enough to declare for free
trade and an income tax-just what the
Ohio Democrats demanded through
their platform. Now II is said that in
his fight for tho spcakorship no will
have but two Of ohio's fourteen Demo.
cratic votes.
Could there BIO bascr exhibition OF
ingratitudc? What II the speeches Of
Mr.. Mills did help to defeat Governor
CampbcllH They were on the direct
line OF Democratic policy MS laid down
by the Ohio Democrats themselves.
Moreover, II Mr.. Mills was not wanted
in Ohio no should not have been asked
to come there.
There should be something. like re-
clprocity in these things, and since Mr..
Mills did all he could for tho Democrats
OF Ohio they should reciprocate by do
ing better for him than to give him
two votes out Of fourteen.
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A Hint to New York.

Since New York's Grant monument
committee cannot get along with itself;
and since the greatest public service it
seems to be capable OF performing is to
20 to pieces as fast as it can; and since
there is no probability that the monu-
ment will BIO built within the present
century; and since the tomb OF the il
lustrious soldier has served its purpose
to boom real estate speculation; and
since the country is ready to build q
monument over the remains if they be
inferred in Arlington; New York will
save herself further trouble byabandon-
ing her opposition to removal and al
lowing the country to have its way.
II New York desires to see a Grant
monument this is the way to get it.
From New York to beautiful Arlington
is not far cry, and as often as the
metropolis may go there she will have
some creditable emotions aroused.
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Two Striking Thoughts.

At the meeting Of tho Shipping Ex-
change in London two striking points
were made: First, that the President Of
the United States presidcs over more
English-spcaking people than are under
the rule OF the Queen OF England; and,
secondly, that tho two countries to-
gether can whip creation"
There is genuine Yankee bounce in
the second thought. 1t is a fact that
the English-speaking people of tho
world represent the worlds most pow
erful agencies. They represent the
greatest strength in manufactures, in
commerce and in fighting force. They
lead civilizations procession.
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PERSONALS.

Sir Edwin Arnold says he has written
5000 editorial leaders, each OF them
averaging over hall column in length.
He enjoys editorial work greatly, and is
never happier, he says, than when peg.
sing away with pen. lilo always
smokes u pipe when writing.
IN a rambling and inconsequential
dissertation OIL tho joys OF ceibacy
Bessie Bramblo advances tho astonish.
ing argument that love makes q man a
"blooming idiot" 1t would be interest.
ing to ascertain what kind OF men Bessie
has been associating with.
Ex-senator ingalls, declares that
there is not, there never was, and there
never will be such thing as impromptu
oratory. We'll, ingalls, ought 10 know,
but no has often tried to create the I'M
preston that there was.
The latest plan for the promotion OF
tho comfort Of Mrs. Jefferson Davis is
to make her tho president Of tho col
lege Tor girls which it is proposed to
establish in the south as q memorial to
southern women.
Colonel John s. Mosby, the notorious
Confederate guerilla, and once tho ut
torney for tho Southern Pacific road, is
in Washington. His hair is now as
white as snow, but his eye is as piercing
US Il ginlet.
La MARKETABLE Booth Clibborne raised
81 900 the other night to devote to the
conversion OF Franco, but, OF course,
that was mere drop in tho bucket.
The conversion OF Franco is pretty big
contract.
There is ample food for reflection in
Colonel IngersolPs observation that
every orthodox minister in the United
States is listened to just in proportion
to the amount OF heresy he breaches.
Ono OF the interested spectators Mt
the fale-Iarvard football game in
Springfield was Mr.. W. D. Howells.
Possibly the great sport is to be en-
balmed in literature.
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Bricc and His Taxes.

Let us suppose for the sake OF argu.
mcnt that Calvin S Brice is a resident
of Lima, and therefore an inhabitant OF
Ohio, as he says he is-why doesn't he
pay his taxes there? The question has
been put before and never answered
satisfactorily by Mr.. Brico or any OF his
advocates.
He cannot plead poverty, for he had
the cash money to buy his nomination
from the Democratic caucus. Less
would have paid his taxes and left him
balance. Brico may get into the SEN
ate and stay there, but he cannot show
himself to be the kind OF man who
should represent scli-respecting PEG,
pie.
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Tho Reporters viii Be Tberc.

Another murderer is to be touched off
by electricity at Sing Sing, and the war
den says he will give the able reporters
less show than they had in last July
which, the gentle reader may remem-
Der, was precious little.
All the same the reporters will report,
and tho more trouble the warden puts
himself to in his efforts to keep them
out of tho news the moro pains they
will be at to get the whole story.
The law which enyelops these affairs
in an awful mystery is folly of very
high degree. Every newspaper in the
state OF New York has detied it, and it
remains to be seen whether a jury can
be found to agree with the legislature.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Tho natchalnik (chief OF police) of St.
Petersburg has prohibited all factory
owners and contractors settling accounts
with the laborers they employ in n
saloon or any place where spirituous
drinks arc Sold 1t was found that
many contractors had made it a prac-
tice to pay their laborers ut such places,
where laborers got inebriatel and arc
cheated out Of large portion OF their
wages.
The ministry Of war will soon after
New Years begin building strategic
railway limo from Batoom to the Mich
ailoyskiy fortress. Tho object OF that
line is to facilitate the mobilization OF
trans-Caucasian troops and to establish
direct communication between that
fortress and the headquarters OF the
Caucasian garrison. ~
Compressed mir is used in the Union
Pacific company's shed at Portland, for
removing dust in railroad cars. It is
delivered from flexible hose with a
small nozzle at q pressure OF fifty
pounds to the square inch. 1t is very
elective in cleaning plush cushions.
A great obstacle to the manufacture
OF lead pencils will soon arise in tho
scarcity OF soft cedar wood. At present
the wood used in all the lead pencils in
the world comes from Florida and that
supply is expected to be exhausted
within five years.
The missionary work OF the Greek
church IS very successfully in Japan.
according to tho latest reports OF the
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st. Petersburg synod there arc at present
10000 converts to the faith OF that
church in Japan.
The encouragement OF Irkootsk has
declared that the families Of Jewish ex-
lies to Siberia have no right OF residence
In the Siberian districts and must be
transported back to the pale OF Jewish
settlement,
Tho marble chips left over from the
construction OF st. Patrick's cathedral
in New York are said 10 have furnished
marble dust for the manufacture OF "a
OOO,0OO gallons OF soda water.
The longest and heaviest train ever
carried over any road In this country
consisted OF 225 loaded four.whcel coal
cars on the Lehigh Valley railway.
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Special Dispatch 10 Lkc Intt9lQenccr.
MARrlNsBURG, W. Va, Dec. 3.-David
Jackson was killed short distance
from the Opequon bridge to-day. Be-
yond a note thrown from IN engine,
stating that there was dead man be-
side the track, little is known rs to how
the man met his death. His head was
badly crushed, and the supposition is
that Jackson was struck by train. An
effort will be made to gather additional
information. Jackson was quite we'll
known about Martinsburs and was seen
here by 4 number OF people yesterday
morning.
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The effort OF the federal oilice-holders
to mako believe That they are opposing
the nomination Of Blaine and tearing
their official hair for Harrison, may be
called one Of the humors Of the cam.
paign. Very few Of them have any hope
ofdefcating Blaine, but they seem to
think it necessary to make a show OF
supporting tho President.
The otllce.holders who prefer Blaine
and have the courage to abstain from
going into tho Harrison pleasantly, are
in q better position. If tho convention
SHAH SEQ fit to. nominate Harrison it will
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West yircinin Pensions.

Special Dispatch TO he InteliiScnccr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 3.-West
Virginia Pensions: Original-Ennis
Riass, Cuspen NJ. Stone, Ezckial Boycc,
Charles Yarrow, John w. johnson,
Thomas Powell, John G. Brain, Charles
D: Reckley, Wesley Polling, George +.
Dillon.
Additional-Charles Atkinson.
1ncrcase-Wilson Laraway, Marcellus
Yeeters, Isaac W. NJ. Perine, Meredith
Pricketts, Michael Deem, Thomas ].
Lockhardt, Christopher n. Lyons VIM.
II. Bowman, Levi W. Starkey, Joseph
Hartilly.
Rc-issue-Jamcs N. Fauve-.
Widows-Elizabeth Frem, Mary Z.
Wilson, Catharine Wigner.
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Good Things to .Hnvc.

0ne-cent letter postage, three-cent
telephone messages and ten-cent tele
graph messages, says tho postmaster
general, are near possibilities. Como
on with them, and the sooner the better.
The cheaper the means OF communica.
ton the more the people will use them,
and the more the people communicate
with each other the better for the coun.
try. Everything Is worth while that
will bind more closely the great popula-
ton Of this country and the greater
population that is to come.
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OF the following striking thought:
MILLS, PLATFORM.
Absolute f,te trade.
An Income tar.
C2trtlGnd lt any cost.
And Tainmnny, OF course, OF any price.
There are Democrats who will not like
to see it put this way, but the trouble
with them is that they can't stand the
cold truth. Tho Herald should add in
justice to Mr.. Mills that whoever shall
BIO tho Democratic choice for speaker
he will have to 60 his party's way bn
tho tariff question.
What that way is will be found in
the recent tariff planks. tariff bills and
tariff votes OF Democrats representing
the party. 1t is way which gives
great comfort to foreign manufacturers
and to their repres entativcs in this
country. 1t is precisely not tho way
that leads to the prosperity OF the
American people.
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THE JAPAN EARTHQUAKES.
Seven Thousand Lives Lost md Hundred
of Thousands Homeless.

OF IhorsaEus homeless.
VANCOUVER, B. c., Dec. 3.-Advices
from Japan by the Empress OF China
give later news regarding the great
earthquake Of October IS. Careful
figuring now places the number of dead
at 1850 and injured at 1920, with
$3.50 buildings wholly and 2S,G25
partly destroyed. Over 100000 people
have been rendered homeless and desti-
tutc.
Decent burial has been given to most
OF the bodies recovered from the ruins
in larger towns, but horrible scenes are
presented in the country where the
people are unable to inter their dead.
Foreigners have come forward gener-
ously with gifts OF money, clothing,
medicine. etc.
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NoBoDY who reads the INTELLrGEScER
needs to be told that Christmas is COM
ing The advertisements OF enterpris-
ing business men tell the story. They
are ready for the fray and eager for it.
They are prepared to supply every.
thing that money can buy, and tho hol.
iday shopper who gets at it early will
do good stroke OF business.
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If it can be shown that our sailors
were dosed with bullets from the rifles
Of the police OF Valparaiso, Chile will
find difficulty in clearing her skirts.
The end OF that murderous incident is
not yet.
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be- because Blaine is not to be had and
because the party takes Harrison as
second choice. 1t will not DO because
OF any "finc work" now being done in
tho Harrison interest.
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TITLED English society is having its
own troubles. Presently the world will
be forced to the conclusion that the
society in question is made OF an un-
commonly mean kind OF common clay.
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WHETHER it be q correct or an incor.
rect estim ate that one-fourth OF the car
rier's time is wasted in waiting for per-
sons to come to the door Tor their let
tiers, it is true that very much OF his
time is SO wasted. To promote the gen.
cral eilicienc: OF the delivery system
every householder should be glad to
place letter box within easy reach OF
the carrier.
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TIE Wheeling Building Association
is still open for new members. Meets
Saturday evenings Mt Office OF Franklin
Insurance Company, No. 81 Twelfth
street. #
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Hills Job.

II Governor Hill would wear mask
and arm himself with dark lantern
and the other tools OF his trade he
would look like just what he is Ono
New York Democratic newspaper, the
Poughkcepsie Enterprise, gives his job
its right name and characterizes it as it
deserves.
1t is the most shameful thing ever
undertaken in American politics. The
methods OF South American dictators
are respectable in comparison. Hill
processes to observe the forms OF law.
The South American way is to proclaim
state OF war and go into it on that
rough-and-ready basis.
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The Now York Herald's editorial page
is plentifully peppcrcd with repetitions
OF the following striking thought:
MILLS ri lrponM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-03
Cleveland and Hin.

Why should anybody expect HrL and
CLEVELAND TO be embarrassed because
meeting at the same dinner-table2 Why
should anybody expect hnything to be said
on such an occasion unworthy of two such
post-prandial speakerss Nay, unworthy OF
two such gentlemen We hope there Is
not CLEVELAND man in Virginia who
would decline to compliment HILL as
CLEVELAND complimented him last Satur-
day night, nor HILL man in Virginia who
would not compliment CLEVELAND as HILL
complimented him on the same occasion.
In word, HILL and CLEVELAND always
consult the proprieties of life. and 1t is
reflection on them TO expect them to yio-
late those proprioties anywhere or on any
occasion.
All this has nothing TO do with the de-
sire of both these men to be President OF
the United States. This is praiseworthy
ambition. The fact that in speaking OF
each other publicly they
"Praise where they cen, condemn where they
must"
IL to their credit. SAUL and DAVID OF old
may have acted in like manner. So, per-
haps, did PoPE and ADDISON.