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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. 25.-An execu-
ton amounting to $l4O.7l6 has been
issued against the Pine Run Gas Com
pany, supplying the mills and bor-
oughs up the Allegheny Valley railroad.
E. NJ. Hukill is the principal stock.
holder in the company. He lately sold
his Greene and Washington county oil
property to the Standard Oil Company
loF $500 600.
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THE NURDSRRRs SENTENCED.

DuSh and Durr Plead Gullty and Got Seven
Years Each-TsnterS Gets Twelve Years.
Special Dtipateh to he InteQiQeIer
WASHINGTON, Pa, Feb. 25.-Bush and
Ed Burr this morning pleaded guilty to
murder in the second degree.
They were sentenced to seven years in
the penitentisry.
Teaters also received his sentence, as
his attorneys decided to Withdraw the
motion for a new trial. He got twelve
years in the penitentiary, the full extent
Of the law.
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Illiuo,s RIyer BoomIug,

SUMNER, Ills, Feb, 95.-The Illinois
river is oye,flowiug its banks and has
already gone above lis high water marks
Large RATS Of longs have been separated,
causing great loss TO lumber miifs. Great
eforte are being made TO save stock in
bottom lands. Farmers are being driven
from their houses, which are now sur
rounded by water.
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CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. pa meeting Of
the United Car Axle Manufacturers
Association was held here yesterday.
The question Of raising prices came up
and caused lively discussion. The
members are about equally divided. 1t
was finally decided to let prices remain
where they are for the present.
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EnlilIlinr thn rlnn,rnnt

ANN ARBoR, MIcu., Feb. 25.-Jas. L.
Babcock, the young man whose uncle,
in 1883, left him fortune OF $500, 900 on
condition that he marry within Eve
years Is about to take a wife. The BRIDE
elect Is Miss James, a sister Of O. S.
James, prominent merchant Of Wauke'
aha. Wis.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25.-At this
morning's session Of the Department Of
Superintendent OF the National Educa.
tional Association, DR.. James MacAllis.
ter, ex.superintendeht OF Public Schools
in this city, now President Of Drexel
Institute, made most interesting ad.
dress on "Art Education in Public
SchoolB.n
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INDIANS WANT 4 TOWN SITE
The Sioux Want to OuSt White Town
IsoomerS,

The Sioux Want to Gust White Town
Isoomers,
CHAMBERLAIN, S. D., Feb. 25.-The
Sioux Indians Of Lower Burle Agency
have suddenly discovered that they want
to take land in severalty, and many OF
them are daily selecting their claims
west OF the Missouri river. They have
until Saturday next to select claims in
any portion ofthe oeded Sioux lands not
already taken by the white men. Some
Of the Indians have fled on q valuable
town site and propose TO keep 1t, claim.
iny. priority over the white men who
plsttedit. Trouble may arise from their
action. "
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a Ltreiy srrimmnre.

MITCHELL, IND, Feb. 25.-While at
tempting to arrest S. A. Goss, at the
Mitchell House to day, Deputy Marshal
John Busick was shot below the ribs by
Goss, and Busick shot Goes twice in the
thigh. Goss was arrested and taken to
Cambellsburg, where he was wanted for
attempting to murder his iather.in.law.
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AuotI,sr Scandal IN Bri,i.b II,,,,,,.

EDISBuRo, Feb. 25.-Tn the Court Of
Sessions to-day Mr.. Alexander Iaine
Brown, member Of Parliament for Bar.
wick district, Scotland, asked for a
divorce from his wife on the ground Of
adultery with commercial traveller
asnsed Mcknight. Mr.. Brown viii re-.
sign his seat in Parliament In order IN
push hls case before the court.
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LONDON. Feb. 2i-The condition NJ
the docks disputeseemS to bRve cbSnped
to one OF suspended hostilitv 'i'S.
stevedoEes are at work. Ae
The Sailors and Firemon's Upion N,o.
determined 10 llght TO Tho bi,.Ss n .,,a aa'
and the shiP-workers arc furionS At thu
surrender Of the stAvedoras. I'hey I.S s,s'
Cuse the Executive Council Of treacSssv ~
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SAN Francisco, Feb. 25.-The body Of
Capt. John Colird, Of the ship Eliza
beth, was recovered yesterday after two
days search. The body was found at
some distance from the scene OF the
wreck and was almost unrecognizRble,
bearing numerous cuts and bruises,
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IN lr AGAIN.
Sir Charles HilkS will bo Candidate for
Parliament again.


LONDON, Feb. 25.-The Liberal elec.
tors in the Forest,of.Doan Division of
Gloucestershire have asked Sir Charles
Dixie to be their candidate for Parlis-
ment.
Sir Charles has replied that he assents
TO their proposition provided that he
has fair assurance from majority OF the
Libsral electors that his candidacy will
receive their support.
Finally Sir Charles has supplied the
Forest-of.Dean Liberal organization with
a statement for private circulation
among its members vindicating himself
against the charges against him in con-
nection with the divorce case in which
he was involved several years AGO.
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SPECIAL DllDdlch 70 NC IRltIIl9tNctF'
-wAsuIxaroN, Feb, 25.-West Virginia
pensions have been granted as follows'
original-Hlram A. BIonie, Matthews
W. Fair, Simon Stephens, Samuel 6,
Martin, George l.. Gould, 5, S. Calhoun,
Charles Fonner, Henry Dowdy, John
Mooney and James Harmon. Addition
al-Abner Harrison. 1ncrease-Jamea
F. Envle. Reitsue-Jesse Logson.
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srRrSorlELD, ILL, Feb. 25.-The Re.
publicans retrained from voting for Sen.
ator in joint assembly this morning,
owing to the absence Of three Of their
number. Three ballots were taken, the
Democrats polling their full strength Of
lAl Yotea for Palmer.
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UncIvilirsd Ware OrneI E,lI,t

MAsEILLEs, Feb. 25.-The captain of
a steamship which arrived from MAZDA.
gaacar, reports that as result Of a re.
volt oi natives the Governor Of Moss;
Be, an leland IN the French colony oil the
northeast coast Of Madsgasca, bsS cal,sss
The execution ola hundred rebels and
killed their wives and children.
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ALL TRUE AMERICANS.
The Platform of the Council of National
American Societies,

American Societies.
CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-The Council OF
National American Societies, which
has been in session here since Monday,
completed It's work to-day. The officers
elected are: President. Col. G. G.
Miner, OF this city; Vice President, G..
H. Bartlett, Of Massachusetts,; secre.
tary, James s. Reynolds, of illinois;
Treasurer, WI. Trainor, Of Michigan.
The platform declares in favor OF free
speech, free press, the restriction Of
foreign immigration, educational fran
Chise, free common schools, no appro.
pristions from the National Treasury
for sectarian purposes, and In favor Of
giving public land to actual citizens and
bona tide settlers only.
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Special DiGpateh 10 The IRteGlt0eeer.
PARKERsBURa, W. Va, Feb. 25.-The
city is rejoicing tonight over the pass.
age Of tho bill by the Legislature to ex.
tend its corporate, limits. The popula,
ton ia now 5000. ParkersburH is the
second city in the State and everybody
is happy. Judge Van Meter is already
talked Of as the new member Of Council
from the corEfield ward.
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DEMANDING JUSTICE.

Negroes in Texas formulating PlnnB for
Securing Their Rights.
WACO, TEX, Feb. Pa meeting is
called here for April Z "for the purpose
OF perfecting a movement to secure dis.
.ribution OF equal justice to every Amer
ican citizen, irrespective of race, color,
or previous condition Of servitude."
Tho negroes here are crazy about their
political rights and believe the LeRisla.
ture is attempting to disfranchise them
by making poll tax receipt qualihca-
tion OF voters.
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on,cAoo, Feb. 25.-Prot. H. D. Gar
rison, Of this city, who has held chairs
In various medical colleges in this city
and who at ane time was Professor Of
Chemistry in Belait College, Is dead
irom Brights disease.
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LINCOLN, NEp, Feb. 95.-The case oil
the State sr,rd John N, Taylor vs.. James
Boyd, in the supreme Court, % test
Boyd's citizenship and his eligibility 70
hold the Office Of Governor has been set
for hearing March 8.
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ARanniver AnLnd Enr.

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Further steps have
been taken in the appointment Of a re.
csivsr for the Pacific Railway Company,
which operates the cable road at Los
Angeles, Cal. Suits for claims aggregat,
ing over 100000, have just been begun
are basing promissory notes and ma
taTial and RripDlteR.
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Hnnt pn, FOR Oynrtimn.

spRlNGFlELD, ILL, Feb. 25.-A griev.
ance committee representing the freight
crews OF the Dig Four road has pre-
sented the matter Of pay for overtime to
General Superintendent Peck, who will
give an ansWer March |,
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WEST PolNT, Miss, Feb. 95.-The
Tombigble river is on a tear from the late
twenty days storm, and the whole Coup.
try Tor many niles on each side OF the
river is submerged. Many houses have
been washed away.
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VIRGINIA, luis, Feb. Pa severe
rain and hail storm visited this section
yesterday afternoon and evening. The
ground was covered with hail stones to
a depth Of four inches, and at times the
hail resembled the roaring Of battle.
The streets were streams Of running
water. The crops will be damaged.
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wAsnlSeToS, D. O., Feb, 25.--The
President has spprovei the ae! making
appropriations for fortitication and
other works Of defense, and for the pro-
cuEemeut Of heavy ordnance, the regular
RppropYiation bill.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. .25.--Mr. E. H.
Horner denies that his agent at Chicago
has run away. He says that he is there
vet and will remain, although it has
been decided 10 close the Office there, as
It did not pay expenses.
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Special DlipGlch % the lH8t5l1Vt''et,
WAsulSaroN, Feb. 95.-west Virginia
postmasters appointed to-day: J.W.Wtl'
son, vice J. L. Sellers, resigned, Guse'
man, Preston county; A. 4. MoEris!onI,
vice ]. NJ. Stephens, removed, Lodell'
WonH ronntV,
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pIshop l,addoek Y.rr Sick.

DosToS. Feb. 25.-Right Reverend
Benjamin Paddock, Bishop Of the Epis-
copal Church, Is in q critical condition.
A sudden turn for the worse may end
his life at any time.
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TORONTO, oNT., Feb. 95.-The tivestc-
~ brick warehouse occupied by the To-
Tonto Plate Glass Importing Company,
collapsed last night, Loss $4,000.
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TuEslI,yBR POOICOMMIrrEE
Reports that there was no Evidence Estao'
linhIpg the Charges.

liBhIng the Charges.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 25.-The
silver pool investigating committee re-
ported to the House this evening. The
report gives the history OF the inyestiga-
tion. but does not review the testimony:
Owenby's testimony is discEedited, and
there is no evidence that a silver pool
eYiRtei.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 25.-Re-
garding the dispatch from Pittsburgh
last night stating that the employees OF
the Pennsylvania railroad had present
ed their demands to the officers Of the
company In this city a prominent off.
cial Of the road said to-day that no such
demand had been made here. Further
he said: "The entire adjustment Of the
difficulty is in the hands OF General
Manager Wood at Pittsburgh and no de.
mand will be made to the officials in
this city. Mr.. Wood will settle the
matter one way or the other.n
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DENVER, Col, Feb. 25.-La grippe has
taken possession Of Fl. Logan and Is
playing havoc with the soldiers. Eighty
are In the hospital and four deaths have
occurred this week.
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0o,,nto Vorlr AVnIn.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 25.-The 12O
joiners in the Pullman shops who struck
few days ago returned 10 work this
morninp
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Hon. Charles
Foster, the newly appointed Secretary oil
the Treasury, arrived here tsom New
York at 0:lb O'Clock and went at once
IN the RivVs House,
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CLEVELAND, Ono, Feb. 25.-The
Geyser Oil Company, at Lima, Ohio, TO.
day sold out its refining plant and oil
territory to the Standard OIL Company.
The reported price Is $500, 900.
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ouoer WaI o Csc Powder.

LAPoRTE, IND, Feb. 25.-Tbe Esna
powder works, near Millers, blew up
This afternoon. No one was hurt but
several buildings were badly shattered
The shock was felt seven miles,
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BoRr Worm, Tx, Feb. 25.-L. N.
Imboden, real estate broker, was given
three years In the penitentiary on the
frst Of the forgery charges against him,
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Deputy sherir stnhbsd Fatally.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 25 AT Rich Hill, NO.,
last evening Deputy Sheriff James Har.
kins got into an alteration with Henry
Chrisman and knocked him down.
Chrisman rose and stabbed Harkins
fatally.
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To be nnnrs,, J, 49,.

PAsIs, Feb 25.-The heirs OF OfMsssonier
nave decided to sell the contents % the
great painters studio Of auction. " '"s
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LONDON, Feb. 25-Ths Iailure OF Prior,
Molten & Co.. timber merchants, Ia an.
nounced. Their liabilities are estimated
at R300,O0o.
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LoUsvhLE, KY, Feb. 2J-Fire at
Scottsville, KY, to-day destroyed S25,-
900 worth Of lumber in Aliens lumber
yard.
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G. GLASGOW, Feb. 25.-Arirs, steamer
State oil Indians, from New York,
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or Every County in tho Forth
coming state Development EdI.
tion of the Intclligencer.
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New state Development Edition.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
CHICAGO FULL OF IDLE wORKMEy.

Chicago, Jan. II (specal).-A local newspaper sup
norting Mayor CreCicr's administration prints long
article to-day showing that there Is great danger
that in the near future there may be such al out
brealx of crime and disorder in the city as VIII TAX
the poce resources Of the city beyond 'heir capacity
Thi, is due to the fact that hosts Oh aDorers nave
becn trooping into Chicago for the last SIN months,
and there are now in the city not less tah oVOo OF
these imported woramen unemployed me cause o.
the trouble II is charged, is the delay OF the "Orhs
Fair people in settling down TO actual work. Ior
weeks and months the press Of the entire country mas
tecmed with accounts Of the magnitude OF te uhder'
taking and the workmcn have Hooked here ioh al
sections only to find that not a hole has been dug
vet. They have been applying singly ana IN deesa'
tions at the Offices of the Mayor and Chei OF fohee
for some days looking for aid advice or transports
ton bac. t. their homes
The worlds Fair directors last night formally rat.
fed the agreement with the Michiganavc. property
owners putting five If the principal Exposition Bulld
inCs i'm the lake front close to the centre OF the eV!
Tie ratification accomplished only alter Ihres
hours fight. portion Of the directors, lea Dy l. D.
Tefery struggling hard to restrict the lake IJht a
portionment to single buding-the Art Palace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
THE SILVER BILL IN COMMITTEE.

Washington, Jan. 81 (specaD.-Thc House Com
nittee on Coinage made a lit lie progress with inc
Free silver bill today. Director Leech. of the MINT
appeared and said that he was ready to answer any
questions which members of the committee desired TO
ask The suggestion of Mr.. Walker. OF Massachusetts
10 grant the application of the opponents Of free com
age who held mass-meeting IN Bose on Yesterday
that hearing be given to their representatives. was
not acted upon because Mr.. Williams OF llllnolS a
Democratic feeconage member of the committee
made The point that the hour of noon having arrived
the committee must adjourn. Another meeting VIII
be held next Wednesday.
The free -coinage men apparently dread discussion
and are dissatisfied because they cannot drive the
bin through the committee and the House without
discussion.
In the House to-day, Representatives Lodge and
Andrew of Kansas presented for reference resolutions
Of the Massachusetts House Of Representatives declar-
ing It's belief In honest money!, asking It's senators
aud Representatives in Congress ito defend sound
currency" expressing its thanks 10 its senators Tor
their opposition 10 the silver Free Coinage BILL
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AN IMPLIED CENSURE FOR GENERAL
MCKEEVER.
WHY HE WAS DETAILED TO DUTY on GENERAL
MILES'S STAFF.

WHY HE WAS DETAILED TO DUTY on GENERAL
MILEs's STAFF.
Washington Jan. 81 SpecaD.-There is an implied
censure in the relief from duty at the War Department
of General Chauncey McKeever, assistant adtutant-
general and mis- assignment 10 duty at Chicago on the
aff of General Miles. The order making this change
also orders Colonel II. C. Corbn, assistant adiuant-
general to Los Angeles Cal, from Chicago and Major
j. c. Gilmore, assistant adjutant general at prcsen,
on leave, to duty at the War Department. These
changes of station the result Of certain proceedings
and utterances the part Of General Mckeever While
acting as adjutant general OF the Army during the
nine months sick leave OF Kelton, as
well Of more recent occurrences.
During General KeOn's illness reports were circu
lated of General KeOn's intention TO be retired, and
on these representations petition favOring General
McKeever for the place of adutant general signed
by a number of Army officers. General kelton took
occasion 10 deny the report and aferward returned
TO duty. He charged General McKeever with an inter
ssted responsibility for the rumors and sought means OF
fastening upon him the authorship Of the petition. Gen
eral McKeever relieved front he duty Of attending
10 Army appointments, promotions and commissions,
and the Office of inspector OF the Military Academy was
revived for his detail. General Williams, who wac
senior TO General McKeever, was ordered TO Washing
ton from Chicago.
Last week a report Of General Miles the Wounded
Knee fight was given TO the representative Of a Chicago
paper Mr.. Rouzer, who was also clerk In the > ate
War and Navy Building The publication naturally
ANNOYED the secretary. who had desired TO send the
report back for certain changes. Mr.. Rouzer re
fused TO dvulge the source OF his information and
was removed from Office. Later, permission was given
10 the correspondent by General McKeever to lay the
responsibility upon that officer.
The order assigning General McKeever to Chicago
wa, made out yesterday and he must arrive at his new
station by February 2S. General McKcever's rela-
tons with General Miles not less diSagrcable than
his relations with General kcOn. During the recent
Indian campaign General McKeever has been out
spoken regarding Miles and has all times displayed
a strong feeling Of hostility toward that officer who
it is said, had taken occasion TO reprimand
General McKeever
While General McKeever consulted In regard
TO the present detail l. is safe say he order not
issued on his suggestion, and there is division OF
opinion among Army officers how General McKcever
Will take his new duty. General Mckeever can 20
upon the retired lis under the law which makes ie-
surement optional with officers who have served forty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
raRDy IN MAKING UP THEIR MINDS.

Colonel william G. Church, the temporary chairman
NJ the Republican County Committee, has received
replies so far from only Of the five members ap.
pouted upon the special committee to which is 10 be
referred the contests In the With and XllIth Assembly
Districts These answers are from Philip V. r. Van
Wyck Of the lid District. who headed the COMMITTEES,
and sherman Evarts. Of the XVlth. Mr.. Van Wyck
declined ITO enter upon the labor attending the CON-
mlttee's investigation on account OF the state OF his
health which he says is unequal to the taSh Mr..
Ev.rts who is the son of Senator William NJ Evarts
accepted the appointment. Colonel C4urch aid yes
erday that he would give the other three Gentlemen
bosan today 10 accent or decline II he d1 not hear
from them during the day he would take 1t TO- grdItd
that they did not desire 10 serve ana "ould name
others 10 fill their places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
MIR. IITTLER IN AN UGLY MOOD.

Chicago, Jan. 81 (Speclal).-David I. Lttler. OF
Illinois, was in the city this evening, and when asked
about the rumors connecting his name with the silver
pool, expressed considerable annoyance. How do
Won know there's silver pool?' he asked. lie was
informed that Mr.. Owenby had said so. lie was also
shown dispatch from Washington about to-days meet
ing of the committee Mr.. Litter remarked that Mr.
Owenby always appeared to know great DEAL and
that it pity he has not gone before the committee
lie added with considerable vigOr: IL am going to
Washington to NIGHT and the first thing III do there
will be to 20 before the committee and rip these rascals
up the back. Dockery says he knew lot III tell
lust what i know, and I'll do it under OATH and you
will then get the information you want. Why, won
de- did Dockery refuse TO be member OF the COM