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FoRsA.LIE
PROPOSALS
CEALED PROPOSALS.
sUPERISTESDESTs OPFiCE,
WEST VIRGINIA PESftENTiAkf' I
M6uNhSVILIE. ". VA, June B lh!2


Scaled proposals Will be received y ~ seI nI,
intendentnf the West Virginia PenitGh,i"t! ~. i
til Il o'clock meridian. on Wcdneslh! yu ,S,,1
1892 for tho labor OF fifty l6Ol con'IcA '0' 's''
not exceeding Ave years LAO, my or
The Board reserves the right 10 teJey,l ~ ina
all bids. For further information "''''''
undersigned.
Tis-- n. VAN PELT, Superintendent"
SEE CODE or 1857, CHATTER lbj. ,Abbtd
4 Each bidder may state separately in hh D, y,
what he will give for tho labor bil i2t W." ,Ss
without the exclusive right to MANUFACTURE '"'
articles specified .,.,,- ,..oro,aI
4, Each bid shall specify the articles lroPose,a'
TO be manufactured aud the number OF sii,,SJ
feet OF shop room which Will be require, Su,
II steam mower Is required, the amount o. nsr
and the price per day they are WILING !" P''
therefor. 49,,
8. Each bid shall be unconditional. .,,u M
The price per day for each couvIC ~. ..I's,Si
specified, and II different price per gay 10
for different periods, each period ana " "a ths
be so stated that one may DO accep'eu u''
other rejected. A.. ,,,,,uiac.
T. II the person bidding desires TO ma ma y, IA
tuTe different classes Of articles the l9pot ,,'
employed on each class must DO BID loE S'F1
rRtely. ,.-t,L, a h,ud
with suretles 10 the satisfaction Of inc D ,s, a
that the bidder Will comply with me Ieil1 M
his bid II II Il accepted, and be sealed 'hiII
addiessed TO the Superintendent, cndor'eu
for labor" ..,,.,ct,r,
.. The convictS shall labor for the coniFaG IS,,
on an ayerRRe, ten hours day during tnr o.
Sundays and national holidays excepted y.
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WAsulSGroN, D. G., June S.-There
were just twenty-five senators present
during the morning hour, two-thirds Of
them being on the Democratic side.
Vice President Morton was in the chair.
Senator Sherman was the only ono Of
the presidential possibilities present
on the Republican side and did not APP
pear to besworrying over his chances,
but to be, on the contrary, in rather
pleasant humor.
MIR. Call gave notice OF his intention
to addressthe senate next Wednesday
on his resolution for an investigation as
to whether railroad companies inter
fere with, tho election United States
senators.
The pension deficiency bill was laid
before tho senate and referred to the
committee ou appropriations.
The senate, at 1:45, adjourned till to-
morrow.
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NINE IN ONE FAMILY.
Tho Burial of the BinEenhelmerS-Fort
Funernls Mt TitusvIlIe. -,.cn.

Funerals Mt 1ltuSVuIes HgpH
TIrusvlLLE Pa. Juno s.-The work.of
searchingfor bodies is still progressing,
tho search now being directed to the
east end of town, where it has been sup.
posed many have been carried and
lodged under the piles Of rubbish which
has come down the creek. roa.
The funeral OF the Bingenhcimer
family, consisting OF the mother and
eight children, took place at s O'Clock
this morning. The remains were taken
to the Catholic cemetery There will
be about forty funerals here to-day. a.
Disinfectants are being profusely
scattered about to prevent the spread
OF disease. Much sickness prevails
among the people who were in the
water during the excitement and, who
are now Frustrated since the reaction
set in. Provisions are scarce and it is a
difficult matter to get meal. The D.,
A. V. & P. r. R. expect TO run trains
regularly, beginning to-day, the tracks
having been temporarily repaired.
The total contributions for this city
amount to $4,000, which includes the
proportionate share OF Titusville inithe
donation by the Standard oil company.
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HE WAS A PROPHET
And Predicted Disaster In tho OIL Regions.
Jailed for 1t.

Jnlleu Tor 1t
AxDERsox, IND, June s.-The recent
disastrous fire and food that swept over
the oil regions OF Pennsylvania recalls
wildly the prediction made by William
Stoner, colored preacher Of this town,
who one month ago went into trance
on the street corner in this city and
foretold with great vigor the destruc.
ton OF the cities in the oil regions of
Pennsylvania by fire and water. Every
body thought stoner crazy, but the
power and earnestness with which he
talked about the affairs impressed every
one who heard. The poor fellow was
locked up for insanity, and is still in
jail. Nothing moro was thought Of the
matter until the terrible disaster 'befell
the oil regions Monday night, then 1.-THE
prophetic words OF the old darby were
recalled. There are some people in
town who are now wondering whether
stoner is crazy or gifted with prophetic
instinct. Ono thing is certain, his
prophecy has been fulfilled with re-
markable accuracy. -.
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"BoB" FoRD KILLED.
The slayer of jesse James Meets With a
Violent Death.

The slayer of jesse James Meets With a
Violent Death.
DENvEE COL, June s.-A special from
Creede, Colo, says that Bob Ford, the
slayer of Jesse James, was shot and
killed by Deputy Sheriff Kelly in
Ford's dance hall this afternoon. Kelly
and Ford had quarrel in Pueblo in
February last, and ill.teeling has existed
between the two men. Late this alter
noon Kelly was standing in the doorway
Of Ford's dance hall when an unknown
man was seen to hand him q double
barrel shotgun after which Kelly step;
ped inside, the hall and called bob"
Ford, who was about five feet away
turned round, at the same time reach:
ing for his hip pocket, Kelly raised
his gun and fred a load of buckshot full
in Ford's neck and severed the wind
pipc and iugular vein, and he died in
stantly. Kelly gave himself up and re-
fuses to talk.
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BosToS, June S.-Hon. James G.
Blaine, Mrs. Blaine and Miss Abigail
Dodge arrived in this city this morning
at 6:50. The party left the cars about
7:45 and were driven to the Hotel
Brunswick, where apartments had been
engaged in advance. 1t Is understood
that the ex.secretary will seek strict
privacy during his stay in the city,
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ARE YOU troubled with corns or bun.
ions? If so, let US give you little ad'
vice. Pare them down as closely rs
possible without drawing blood; then
soak them in warm water to soften
them. and apply Chamberlain's Pain
Kahn twice daily, rubbing them vigor.
ously for a few minutes at each applica-
ton. 4 corn plaster should DO worn
ior n few days to protect them from the
shoe As a general Imminent for sprains,
bruises, lame back or rheumatism, Pain
Rain Il all that can BIO desired. 30
cent bottles for sale by druggists. Daw
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EMpLoYMENr FOR GOOD BUsI.

Good, energetic business men wanted IN
travel In all parts Of the United States In tina
interests Of the AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE a
society. This society possesses stronger and boz
ter iraternAl aud protective features than anv
other insurance order In existence. No "Shorf.
term" or "EudOwnent scheme, but II perfrct
plan OF protective liie insurance, SAFE, EQrI.
plans arc excellent, readily understood and re.
ommend themselves. This society now number,
among It's members larger percentage Of intel.
liscnt business and professional men. In prS.
order The most liberal inducements as regard,
pay, steady employment territory, ETC., oticn,d
the right men TO act rs special agents. Cali Al
or address,
TIE oFPIcE OF the AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE
1904 Chapline Street,
my2l Wheeling W. Va
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nnrn . IlIcllt no no Thern.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Juno S.-Some
very near representatives OF President
Harrison, besides the recognized politi.
cal lieutenants, are in Minneapolis.
The fact did not become known until
to-day that his two brothers are on the
ground, ostensibly making special
visit to the Presidents sister, Mrs. Nor.
ris, OF Minneapolis. The brothers are
]. Scott Harrison, of Kansas City, and
Garter Harrison, Of Nashville, Tenn,
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New YoRx, June s..-The World
a 40 "a sM..

NEW YORK, June S.'-Ihe W0rIG To-
morrow Will publish the following:
BosToN, WEDNEsDAY EVENING |
JUNE 8, 1892. J
To he Editor otthe World:
sIR:-Will you please state in your
columns that it is utterly false, that l,
or any ono tor me, or in my name ever
paid or offered to pay Mary Nevins
Blaine, or any one for her one cent, or
any other sum for any alleged letters
that she holds.
l have .never heard OF the subject
directly OF indirectly except in the
newspapers. Respectfully,
JAMES G. BLAINE.
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CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS.

Very Listlvss sessions--Taylor, of Ohio,
stIrs Up thu House.
wAsnIxG7ox, D. G., June s.-The
members Of the house we're in very
listless hg8or this morning and ma
jority OF Il few who were in attendance
lolled back in their seats, apparently
lacking energy to read, write or talk
The house went into committee Of
the whole (Mr. Montpomery, Of Ken
lucky, in the chair for the considera-
ton Of the agricultural appropriation
On vefbal amendment diversion
was occasioned by Mr.. ]. D. Taylor, OF
Ohio, who made a protection speech
with vigor OF which he is character:
istic, and he was answered in a still
more vigorous manner by Mr.. Simpson,
of Kansas.
On motion of Mr.. culberson, Of Texas,
resolution was adopted setting apart
tomorrow for the consideration Of bills
reported from the committee on judic-
iary.
Adjourned.
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po.,on colored Mou,s Meeting.

BosroS, June s.-The colored citizcns
of Boston held mass meeting in Ire
mont Temple last night, heard stirring
addresses and adopted strong resolu-
tions denunciatory Of the outrages upon
members OF their race in the South and
in New York and demanding the pun
ishment of the perpetrators. They also
demand that the word whit" DO
eliminated from the Chinese exclusion
hill. u.
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Sonrly WIpod out.

ST.. PErERsBuRo, June Sat Potchin'
ski, in the government Of Mini, Nov
cbod, and 100 miles southeast Of the
town Of that name. a fire broke out TO-
day and destroyed $40 houses; The pop
ulation OF this town is only about 1000,
and the destruction OF so many dwell
inrs has caused much misery.
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Suffering Children

Our girl was beautiful baby, fair and plump
aud healthy. But when sho was two years
old, sores broke out behind her ears and
spread rapidly over her head and forehead
down to her eyes, and into her neck. We
consulted one OF tie bestphyslclans in Brook
Ign, but nothing did her any good. The doc
tors said 1t was caused by q scrofula humor
In tho blood, Her head became
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snondI tho Forenoop oulotly.

BosToN, June S.-Afr. Blaine spent tho
forenoon quietly in his apartments at
Hotel Brunswick. He refused TO see
newspaper men but sent word to the
Associated Press that he should not
leave Tor Maine to-day. General Man.
aver ]. w. Sanborn. OF the Boston and
Maine railroad, called during the morn
ing to arrange for the trip to Bar Far
Dor
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Happy
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Rejoice Because
Hoods sarsaparilla Rescued Their
Child from scrofula. ,'.

For scrofula, Salt Rheum, and all
other foul humors in the blood Of
children or adults. Hoods SarsapaTtlla
is an unequalled remedy. Read this:
ave arc so thankful to Hoods sarsapa-
rilla for whatlt did for our little girl that we
make this statement for tho benaat OF other
anxious parents and
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Juno S.-Thc
Blaine people captured tho contested
delegates in the Alabama delegation in
the committee on contests by vote Of
"a to %,
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are several in the hospital who are not
Coburn, Mr.. Patrick Feeny and two
children; Mary Tesmer. Annie Brunsel,
Edward Hanna and Mrs. Sophia Briggs:
up to II o'clock to-day the relief fund
OF Oil City amounts TO $Sl $40. and for
Titusville $3l, Sl6- In these is included
the So, 900 given by the Standard Oil
company, to be equally divided between
the two cities.
The work Of removing the,ruins was
actively resumed to-day, and 400 men
and 100 teams are engaged. AS yet no
effort has been made to clear away the
ruins along the West Side, and the fires
are still burning among the rubbish.
A local authority gives his estimate OF
the loss at 100000. This is based on q
personal estimate OF the losers and a
careful calculation in cases where the
owners are dead. The relief committee
has already given aid to almost 200 per.
sons, and It Is believed the number will
reach 800. Many OF these will have to
be taken care Of for months.
MORE WHO ARE MISSING.
The additional missing are: James
Rogers, who has relativesin Pittsburgh;
William White, OF the Clapp farm;
James Hawkins, Cornplanterrun; A. 7:
Moran, of Rochester, New York; and
James Baker.
4 body supposed to be that Of James
Baker, was discovered to be that OF
George Reed
The coroner's jury Is carefully investi-
eating the causes, and will not make a
report for some days. AL valuables
found will BIO taken in charge by the
This morning about $500 and some
deeds and leases were found near the
Tube works.
The w, n. Y. & P. road to Titusville
is still i'm passable, but will be in shape
by the end Of the week.
The militia will be relieved from duty
this evening.
The total amount Of the relief fund SO
farreceived is So, $50. ,.s.ai
at 10 this morning the body Of John
Hawks. whose daughter was buried
yesterday and his wife to-day, was
found. lie was one OF the oldest citi-
zens here and G. A. r. man. he al
ways wore the G. A. R. uniform, by
means OF which he was identified to-
day. y III.
it is expected at least six more bodies
will be found in the immediate vicinity.
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Nor1oE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received ut the Mayors ollSs NJ ~
the City OF BenwoOd, for turnLShins o'y nsiitf
and spreading Of two strings o. Des' lfTi,S,l
croSsInr On Ninth street said stone 10 be y ,
so as 10 20 through a 2lS.lnch ring ,s'o ,' Tbs
must be MI In by the 2lst Of June l'-t,IiI
committee has the right TO reject any OF hI w.
JOHN BLAKE, Chhfm9,t
BESwoop. May 81, 1897 u
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ono Complete Sore

offensive to the smell and dreadful to look at
Her general health waned and she would lay
in a large chair all day without any life or en-
ergy. The sores caused great itching and
burning, SO that at times we had to restrain
her hands to prevent scratching. For 8 years
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Special attention is invited to our new lines
.of.Boys' Mothers Friend" and Star Waists,
Ladies "Derby" Waists, Ladies' Union Silk
and Sanitary Isle Union Suits, also French
Vests, Boys, Misses, Child's and Infants
Vests, Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers.
4, Also a lot of Ladies' Babriggan Vests, reduced
from 75c to 25c We. invite the attention Of
ladies' also to our superiorline of Ladies Cam
brio and Muslin Underwear, made to order for
j our own sales and can with safety be recon-
nended. All these goods in Market street room.
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WANTED-FoR THE UNITE6
w STATES ARMY, able bodied, unmarrs1
men DstWeeh Lne S4gss o. = nnu y years Good
Applicants must be prepared to furnish aid
factory evidence as TO age. character and habit,
Apply at llsl Maln street. Wheeling. ". Va
iapI .v,rAp
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She Suffered FearfuIIy

with this terrible humor. Being urged to try
Hoods sarsaparilla we did so. We soon
noticed that she had more life and appetite.
The medicine seemed to drive out more Of
the humor fora short time. butitsoon began to
subsIde, the itching and burning ceased,
and In few months her head became entirely
clear Of the sore. She Is now perfectly we'll,
has no evidence Of tho humor, and her skin Is
clear and healthy. She seems like an en-:
appearance, from what she was before taking
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puRYING THE DEAD.

After three days Of excitement, VIC.
lent grief and welI-performed duties to
the dead and living, this place has re.
sumed business.
This morning seven unknown and un
claimed dead were buried with fittin,
ceremonies in the relief lot in Grow =
Hill cemetery. This is a beautiful tri
angular lot seventy.six feet wide, near
the entrance, and has been set apart
for this purpose, and in it handsome
monument will be placed. Already
there are ten Unknown Dead" buried
there. -
At 8 o'clock this morning occurred
the funeral of Edith freeman, the nine
year.old daughter OF o. G. Freeman,
travelling agent OF the Valley Oil COM
pany. She was among the last found.
AT later hour the funeral Of Mrs. Mary
Hawks took place. She was member
OF the Royal Templars OF Temperance
and the Equitable Aid Union, both OF
which organizations assisted at the cere-
monies. John Hawks, her husband, is
still missing, and she Is survived by
eight children-Mrs, John Willoughby,
OF Dallas city; Mrs, VIM. Tuck, of Butfa-
10; Mrs. Joseph Swan, OF Loveland,
Colo; Mrs. Z, Lamson, OF jamestown;
Will Hawks, OF clean, and George
Hawks and Mrs. VIM. Monks, of this
city,
day noon have been buried, but the sad
ceremonies are not yet over, as there
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WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED TO TAKE on
"A vERS-sGlRry or commission: steady wo,'.
prompt paw. Write ELLwANGER 4 BARRy
Mount Hope Nurseries, Rochester n Y mylIIi
WTANTED-LADY AS CANVASSFR
w 10 travel with man and wife :A7a5gS
the Eastern States during the summer nopi6s
PoStotiice. Cleveland. o. jeii
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plred Bstis 81
.Esa rafgu.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1892-06-04
UndyIng Fame for "a Cook.

Paris now has its Culinary academy
or cooks institute. writes a corrc-
spoudent. The members of this hon
orable. If not erudite corporation
have resolved topetition the municipal
council. with the view OF getting a
street in the city named after the Gel
ebrated Carcme. Antonio Careme-
the immortal cook who served 1alley-
rand. the prince regent oil England
the prince of Wurtemburg and the
emperors OF Russia and Austria-was
n real Partisan. He was born in the
narrow rue de BAG in 1884. ana the
culinary academicians accordingly
urge his claims to municipal or urban
honors with special persistency. They
propose that the thoroughfare select
ed to perpetuate the name OF the great
gastronomic organizer should be near
the central market so that the memo
nv of Careme might inspire with due
emulation the chefs and cordons- bleu:
who paw diurnal or periodical visits u
the halles. The rue de Careme would
also serve to engender veneration 10
the eminent cook in the minds oil al
persons connected with or vislun:
occasionally. the vast allmentatloI
mart of the metropolis>-Boston Her
aid
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1892-06-04
Crows Catch Crows.

Wilson, in his Ornithology. says
that crows have been employed to
catch crows by the following strata
gem: A live crow is pinioned by the
wings down to the ground on his back.
bv means OF two sharpened stakes.
Thus situated his cries are loud and
incessant particularly if any other
crows are in view. These sweeping
down about him. are instantly Crap
pled and held fast by the PROSTATE
prisoner, with the same instructive
impulse that urges drowning man to
grasp at everything within his reach.
The game being disergageG from his
clutches. the trap is again ready ior
an experiment; and by pinniug down
each captive SUCCESSFULLY as soon al
It is taken, in short time you viii
probably have large flock screaming
above YOU. in concert with the en-
ragged prisoners below. - Saturda,
Evening Post
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1892-06-04
m. u.d "A Good Time

The average Florida negro sees no
,error in the county jail II anoras
Samho a great desl of fun unless II
Ne in watermelon time. 1t is TO MN
What U1 at going South is to Caucasian II,
". relief from toll and a season oil
cat most thoroughly enjoyed when
Sambo energies from this enforced ,i cd D tut
90 less agreeable sequestration OF 7 ne
;ail he becomes anobject OF interest 70
his d., friends of the house of Ham:
MS When did yo' get out BillP' SAID
o,a of them 10 fellow who had !ust
o ui,hSrawn from months engage
mont with the city.
front half an hour ago -,
What sorter time like dye have"
..Fust rate; plenty TO eat; nice room
a. sleep in-no one there 10 ootne,
70 90 / slep' nigh all er time Hat
n~ White man to wait on me too les
o. had a first class white man tel
s slr; me water an wait on me. I'm
U U in again. ton Y. Ledger
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THIS BEAR WANTED PORK.
So Did the Man-They Fight and Poor
Bruin Gets Killed.

So Did the Man-Tbey Fight and Poor
Bruin Gets Killed.
Abram Mott who lives on Tunka-
hanna creek. near Scranton. Pa, car
ried a half bushel basket full Of pork
to his son Williams house on Laurel
run. two miles distant His route led
through woods and choppings. Late
IN the afternoon he filed the basket
with tools and started for home Near
the edge of Owl swamp he placed the
basket near a tree and went off some
distance TO gather evergreens to take
home. When he returned TO the path
he saw a bear shifting at the basket
He yelled at the bear three or four
times but the bear only glared at him
awhile, and then seized the bale oil the
basket In his teeth and waddled toward
the swamp.
Mott grabbed club and chased the
bear. In the swamp the brute dropped
the basket, faced his pursuer and
growled savagely. Mott was aooat
TO strike at the bear with his clue
when the bear struck HIM on the lett
shoulder and sent him SPRAYING In
the bushes. Instead OF repeating the
attack the bear turned took the oale
in his teeth and waddled of again.
Mott gave chase, overlook the bear
and pounded him on the back. Inc
bear dropped the basket and turneu
on Mott and knocked the club out OF
his hands. Mott then sprang past the
bear; grabbed the bale OF the baske'
and started of on a run. The pear
overlook Mott soon and struck at him.
but Mott took a nail hammer from the
basket and hit the bear q stunning
blow on the snout 1t made MN
vince and stagger for a moment pu
he started after the running man
grinding his teeth and snarling. an'
chased Mott out of the swamp.
By that time Mott had fumbled II
the basket till he got hold OF a pair o
sheep shears. Seeing that the oea
was still bent on regaining possession
of the basket Mott jammed 1t into Tn
crotch OF n sapiiDg. turned on the oea
and stabbed him in the neck with Tn
shears. The bear sprang up and mo-
stabbed him in the neck again. n
bear scratched at the wound with a.
hind foo, and Mott stabbed him on I'd
other side OF the neck the smear
piercing the ,jugular vein IN
last time. The bear made severe
efforts to stand up and then blea
death. Mott skinned the bear u
next morning and left the carcass
the woods. Y. Sun.