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REpuBLIoAN HOPES.

Colonel Coctorill Believes Hnrrison'S
Chances Increase Each Day.
John A. CocEeril, in Moo York Herald tDernl
So far as my observation extends
thoro is steady growth of confidence
all along the Republican lines. The BIO.
lief Of the party in its ability to re-elcct
Mr.. Harrison rests largely upon tho
theory that the recall Of tho Demo-
cratic party to any share in the admin
istration OF federal affairs would mean
turmoil and disturbance. The Glove
land platform is a menace to tho tariff
and the wise, safe and useful national
banking system. Importers, merchants
and manufacturers havo adjusted them.
selves to the existing taritl law, and.
while it is true that Republican SEN
ate stands Ms barrier between the
country and any revolutionary legisla'
ton for the next four years the BUSH
ness interests OF the country must nat
urally array themselves against party
which appeals in season OF prosper
ity and peace for restoration upon o
promise to rip things"
The business man who recalls the
days OF wildcat banking will not readi-
ly vote to destroy system which gives
every state all the banking facilities it
requires and makes every bank note in
circulation as good as gold both at
home and abroad. The foolish longing
on the part OF the wild and irresponsi-
BILE horde OF financiers behind Mr..
Cleveland to return to the old wildcat
state banking system betrays the retro
gressive character OF the Democratic
party. This alone serves TO alarm the
friends OF progress, and is a sufficient
notice served upon the solid business
interests Of the country, / think, to
keep the Democratic party in the state
OF exile which benefits it under its
present leadership.
The feeble cry about the force bill is,
believe, losing its potency already. 1t
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Inviting PostIlenCe.

NCW tVIh SUI"
Just about 100000 Russian and Polish
immigrants have landed in this country
within the last fiscal year. They have
left Russia and Poland under distress
ing circumstances. At least three in
fictitious or contagious diseases are
prevalent in the regions from which
they have come, and are yet coming.
We have learned by the experiences OF
the past year, during which they have
brought typhus fever and smallpox to
our city, that self-protection requires us
to be on our guard against the ships
that carry here passengers from plague
ridden regions, especially from those
regions in which the Asiatic cholera is
now prevalent. 1t may be necessary to
raise the bars against dangerous immi-
grants from Europe. 1t ID criminal to
open our doors to pestilence
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Nh. VAN PELr, editor OF the Craig,
Mo-, Meteor, went to drug store at Hill
side, Iowa, and asked the physician in
attendance to give him dose OF some
thing for cholera morbus and looseness
ofthe bowels. He says: II felt SO much
better the next morning that con-
Guided to call on the physician and get
him to fix me up supply OF the medi-
cine. was surprised when he handed
me bottle OF Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhGS Remedy. He
says he prescribes it regularly in his
practice and finds it the best he can get
or prepare. lean testify to its efficiency
in my case at all events" For sale by
druggists. D&w
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s.H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma.
tism, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected TO an alarming de-
gree, appetite fell away, and he was ter
ribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had a running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
Bncklen's Arnica Salye, and his leg is
sound andwell. John Speaker, Catawba,
Ohio, had five large Fever sores on his
leg, doctors said he was incurable. One
bottle Electric Bitters and one box Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Drug Co. 3
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is chiefly put forth by the wing OF the
party in the north which despises
Cleveland and is yet compelled by force
OF circumstances to keep in step with
the organization. In the south the
shibboleth Of mo Negro Domination"
has political value, but it cannot be
used to secure single close northern
state for Mr.. Cleveland.
Intelligent residents OF the West with
whom have recently talked have an
idea that the Populists, as they call
themselves-th third party-will not
figure go largely in Kansas, Nebraska,
Minnesota, Michigan and Wisconsin as
was anticipated in the opening OF the
campaign. The theory is that tho
farmers have had fair crops and good
prices and they are, therefore, less
resentful than they were few years
ago. 1t is the mortgaged and hopeless
agriculturalist who is disposed to pull
down !the pillars OF the temple.
The proposition to raise here popu-
lar fund for the education and enlght-
eminent OF the West on the tariff qucs-
ton is not meeting with the encourage
ment which its free trade promoters
hoped for. There is nothing cyclonic
about the desire OF the eastern free
trader to furnish salvation to the west
ern heather. That belongs to the pro-
fessional politician who looks for mis-
cash reward in Washington.
Up in Maine the Republicans are en-
tering into the campaign spiritedly.
The Democrats do not seem to regard
Maine as good ground for missionary
work. The sad attempt last spring to
revolutionize Rhode Island has caused
them to rest the eye OF hope upon the
land of the sunset. Names response
next month will convey to Cleveland
and his followers assurances that the
party Of protection, progress and ma
tional integrity is still invincible.
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CHICAGO, August 8l.-Cattle receipts $4,000
head: shipments 5000 head market stronger;
prime to extra natives s. OOa5 20; good to choice
81 5Qai O0 others s. aOai %: stockCrs g lOaS To-
Texans 81 45a3 10: rangers 50 0jai So; COWS
81 65a9 rs. Hogs receipts 1900 head; shipments
10000 head: Inarketslow and l0llbc lower; rough
packing 81 SOa4 30; mixed s. 0Oaj 10; prime heavy
and butcher weights s. 2Oa5 IS; light s. OOab 25:
grnEers 81 50aI ~ Sheep, receipts 10000 head
Shipments 500 hehd; market 25aj0c lower; ma
tives 50 5Oa5 10; fed Texans 81 CO., western 81 Goa
800; lambs s. b0lG Is.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, August 3l.-Cattle. receipts
92i head shipments 900 head; market steady;
prime 81 SOa5 90: fair to good 81 501i 80; common
81 5Oa2 IS: bulls cows and stays 81 0Ja3 OO fresh
cows SIS coats TO- Hogs receipts 2, 400 head ship.
mentS 200 head; market slow: inir 10 best
prlme:i5 2Ja5 10; fair 10 best medium g lORj 20;
best Workers s. 0Oa5 10; graSsers 81 b0ai 50.
Sheep, receipts 100 head: shipments 400 head ;
market very dull; prime 81 75G5 90; iair to good
81 25a4 co. common 81 6Oa2 80; lambs 81 O0a5 5O
veal calves fair at s. 60a6 co. thin and heavy
81 O0aS 90.
CISciSSArT O., August 3l.-Hogs In fair
demand; common aud light 50 75a5 10; packing
aud butchers e 6OR5 10; receipts, 5000 head; ,
shipments 1000 head.
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TITS ARARE DAY

When Kentucky Doesn't Turn Up With u
Tragedy of Soma Kind.
SOMERSET, KY, Aug. Sl.-A sheriffs
posse in Wayne county yesterday start
ed out to arrest members OF the Foster
gang near steubenville. In fight that
followed Charles Denny was shot in the
side and one of the Foster boys was
shot and instantly killed.
The Foster gang have annoyed the
residents OF Wayne county for several
months and have been implicated in
house-breaking and petty thefts. Two
of the gang were arrested and placed in
iail.
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Why do physicians recommend KloIn's Silver
Ago aud 'DuQueSno Rye Whistles! Because
DIST, they are pure old and rellable-becaus:
they hive prescribed them for their patients
and tone up the system SO rapidly and thor
oughly. Silver Age costs only 81 so PEI full
quart, and DuqucSnC 81 % per quart The bes
hotels and dealers In Liquors keep them for thei
choice customer. Send for complete cAtalogu,
cordlals The most complete and largest houst
outside OF New York city. Address Max Klein
50 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa.
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TIRED OF THE BOSSES.
Tammany Aldermen Refuse Longer to b
Dictated to by Leaders.

Tam many AIdermen IoIuse LongoF TO Do
Dictated to by Leaders.
NEW York, August 3l.-Seven Tam.
many aldermen and two Republican
members of the board withdrew from
the council chamber yesterday and re-
fused to vote for a measure which it is
said Tammany Hall leaders wanted
passed.
Several boilers were asked why they
were 30 bitterly opposed to the resolu-
ton and the answer was that the reso-
luton was made the occasion for show
ing Tammany Hall had some members
of the board who were tired OF being
dictated to in nearly every important
matter which comes before them.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her cAstOriA.
When shswns Child, she cried for CaStOriA
When she became Miss, she chung to CastOrih
When she had Children, thO gave them CastOrIa
BuokIon's Arnios salvo.

The best salve in the world for cuta,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required Iii guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents box. For sale by Logan
Drug Co.
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PECKS BOMB SHELL
Spreads Diamay in the Democratic
Calamity Camp.
CAMPAIGN LEADERS DSM4YED.

They Know That tho Calamity Howl
Can no Longer be Raised in the En-
pire state, at Least.-A Sumner for
Democrats -. Chairman HarrIty
Mum-Feeble Efforts of the Free
Traders to DiscredIt the Report.
Our Own William L. Wilson Dis
appears.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
Q Table No. s, 10 take eject l2:0l u m,
Iuiy 81 1872

July "a, 1892
Leave wheeling--t5:JO t7:l5 t7:3O, $500, 1880,
1915 5000, 9ll:0O a. M, tl2:Ol, "l2:lO bl;OO,
$500 $500 $780, $780, "l:55, $500, t7;l5, 1850,
Leave Peninsula-t6:56,t7:2L t7:Ss. ls:Os, :3s,
tg:5l, "l0Os ell;0S a, m. tl2;OI 'l2:lS, ol:0s,
ls:O6 tg:66p M.
Leave W. & l.. z Junction-s557 t6:Os, $3.50,
tl0:i2 a. m. 1852 Is "a, t645 1871. tl0:l2 p. m
Leave Laughlin's Mill-'j:So p. IN.
Leave De HGsS CroSsing-t7:5J. t9:9j a. m.
sl:27 1921. '5:32p. N.
Leave Martins Ferry.-96:OS, t6:l4, $780, es:5s.
so:SO, elO:SO, tl0As, Sl1SO a m. 1880, "l:3O.
1880 1880, 1850 Ass, t5;3S S5:S5, $3.50, t6:52.
1880. 1889, tl0:4s p. IN.
fDaily except Sunday. sDaily SUNDAYS ONLY
All trains will rim on Eastern Time Clock in
the Telegraph ONCE at Wheeling, is the stand
JE TAUssIG, Superintendent
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
AhhAAiLASAS St@thAS NAU~
UNION STOCK YARDS, CLAREMoST,
MONDAY, August q. 1892,

UNION bTOLk lAKUSl NLANENONI,
MONDAY, August 29;lS9l I
swine-The market was heavily supplied
with hogs this week. the number being more
than $500 In excess OF last weeks numbers, aud
trade Is extremely dull, with a decline OF fully
90c per 100 lbs, from last weeks sales. We quote
the range for strictly prime western cornied
hogs ~ 81 OOa6 20 per 100 lbs. gross, with most
sales from S. 90 TO 10; grassers sold ut 81 GOA
at IS 0Ja5 - per 100 lbs gross.
Sheep and LRmhs.-The market Is slow, and
but little or nothing doing, sheep are quoted
at 3Nl}s cents per ID. gross, and lambs at 3aiIS
cents, and iCw extra nj cents per ID. gross.
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NEW YORK. August 3l-There was an active
business In petroleum, resulting from switch
ing September contracts into October. The
market opened steady, declined 5Ic and closed
steady. Pennsylvania oil, spot mono. septom.
Der options opening and highest bSHc; lowest
aud closing 5i94c. Sales 2250J0 barrels.
on CRY, PA, August 3l.-Opened and highest
55iSc lowest and closed at Csc; snles 100 600 bar
rcls; clenranceS 2l9.0O0 barrels; shipments 1884
barrels; runs llG,s2O barrels.
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RcDnbIicnn Platform. Democratic Platform
We believe that all We declare 1t to be a
articles which can Northumberland principle
be produced In the Uni OF the Democratic party
ted States, except luxu-t that the federal govern
rIcs, should be admitted ment has no cOnStitu-
free OF duty, and traditional power 70 impose
on all Imports ComingIRnd collect tariff duties.
into competition with'except for purposes OF
the products OF Ameri-lrevenue only.
can labor there should
be levied duties equal
70 the difference be.
tween wages abroad and
NJ home
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~, 7ennsylvanla Stations.
N lBRRRSgIVdRia lines.
Trains Run by Central Time.

rIcKE1 OTTIcEs At PENNSYLVANIA STATION OF
WGTGU ST, Foot or ELEVENTH BT,, WHEELING
Al McLuRE HousE, WHEELING, AND AT IiiE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. BRIpdEPOItf'
SOUTHWEST SYSTEM" PAN HASDLE ROUTE"
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Metals,

NEW YORK. August 3O-PIg iron steady; Amer.
icnn sl3 GOALS o. Copper dull; lake Sli lOa
Il 90. Lead firm; domestic 81 l5nie0 Tin steadyi
straits go S0A20 30.
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RAILROADS.
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad

On and after Wednesday. June l. 1892, trains
will run as follows. city time:
LEAVE WHRELISG--"6:00 a. M, 200 a. M. 200
a. NJ, 900 a. M, 1000 a. M, Il GOA. IN, 1900 m.
100 p. m, 200 p. M. 800 p m. 400 D. M, 800
p. M. coop. m, 700 p. IN, 500 p. M, $3.50 p
LEAVE ELM GRovE.-N6:Ol a M 700 a H.. 500
a M. . GOA m, 1000 a. m. HOO a. m. 1900 m.
100 D. M. 800 p. n.. 800 p IN. 400 p. m 8: %
p m, $500 p, m, 200 p. M, S; 90 p. m, 9lC p.
M, 1910 p m.
SDAily, except Sunday
SUHDAY-ChurOh trains leave Elm Grove at
e;dS a. m and Wheeling al 1917 p. M.
L. T. WEISGERBER,
myg7 General Manager.
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Cotton.

cxerxxAu O., August sl.-cOttOn steady
middllng nc
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BROWN S IRON BITTERS
cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion 6 Debility.

Children Cry for Pitchers Castotla.
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rINANcE AND TRApE.
Tho Features of ths Money and stoo
linrkata.

Markets.
NEW YoRK. August 3l.-Noney on call easy at
a. percent, last loan per cent closed offered at
81 per cent. Prime mercantile paper iaG per
cent Sterling exchange quiet but steady at
81 seat IS. Sales SOl.ssi shares.
Dizziness continues to be the principal char,
Acteri5tlc of the market except In the lew stocks
affected by particular Influences. The under
tone OF tho market remains strong however, and
despite the occasional short salestor quick turns,
the existing short interest remains so large that
supported influence Is never lacking. me 1!,
market opened with a firm temper and generally
at higher figures heavy selling movement
set In In New England and Immediately preclpl'
lated drop Of rs per cent In is price anu GraS
ged the whole market, including sugar, win IL
Only Reading, 81. Paul, Burlington anu Etie
showed my animation, however and their
losses were confined to small fractions me
trading during the day, however, was entirety
professional Reading was active In the AFTER
noon The market closed weak al the lowest
figures as u rule.
Railroad bonds dull.
Eaynrptnart tnu1s n and etPnfy.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co,
SnuTH HOUND.

On and after Monday, April ., Passenger
Trains will run as follows; "Daily' fDaliy Elk
cori sunday Central Time.
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sEpIOrS RIOTING IN RRAZIL.

Rio JanarO. July A meeting Of Italians was held
in sac PaulO. yesterday evening 10 protest against
the recent action Of the police Of Santos in maltrea
Ing some Italian sailors at that place. \ number Of
persons addressed the meeting and all Of the speeches
were Of the most heated character
At the close OF the meeting the Italians formed In
procc sion ard paraded through the streets. defying
the authorities. They tore down Il brazilian flag
which was fvng from building on the line OF march
The police attempted 10 disperse the howllnG mob
but compelled to call upon the citizens for a.
sistancc.
The fighting LASTED until early the following morning.
and the place whore the conflict mged looked like Il
battlefield. Several persons both sides were killed
and a large number were wounded.
A greatly excited crowd Of Brazans then made an
attack on AN Italian restaurant and also the Offices
Of the Italian journal Roma" They wrecked the
buildings and everything which they contained. Ii
is feared that the end OF the trouble is not yet.
Rome July An reply 10 laly's protest against
had treatment Of italian sailors at tho port Of santos
thc brazilian Government has offered TO make salts
factory reparatOn, and cOncatOry negotiations have
been opened.
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TIE sr1zr-RE OF TIE Coo1ITLAN.

victoria, 3. c.. July 4.-ThcFe K much excitement
among owners Of scaling vessels over the seizure o.
the Coqutlan. From all accounts, the Coqutan
has no case against tho United states. She did not
enter Port Etchcs harbor until after sending somc one
TO reconnotre and when she found no United states
warshp there, she then steamed In. When the Cor
win came in she steamed up TO the Coqutlan ard
put Second Lieutenant Quinan board with a prize
crew OF six and ordered the COQutlan's crew 70 get
steam up and sail for Ska. some slight accident
10 machinery caused a short delay. when Captain
Hooper, OF the Corwin sent word on board: II YOU
don't leave the harbor within hour We will dis
mantle YOU"
The Scalers' Association Of British Columbia ha'
received a long dispatch from Ottawa stating that
tho matter Of the seizure Of the British steamer
C0quitan, at Port Etches. has been placed In the
Governor Gcneral's hands ard that immediate step
were to be taken to have the vessel released. The
Sealers' Association asserts that the seizure took
place in the North Pacific not in Bclring sea, and
eau, therefore. nave bearing the mOdus vvcndi
Washington, July no official report regarding
the seizure of the Biti,h steamer COQulan has vet
been received at the State Department, but the
officials of that Department have 10 doubt whatever
Of the accuracy OF the press dispatches on the sub
icct The question OF Illicit scaling Is in no wise in
VJVpd the
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CYRUS ". FlELD GKOUING UEAhER.
THE END THOUGHT TO BIZ NEAR-HE i UN
CONSCIOUS MOST OF TIE 1IME.

TILE END THOUGHT TO BE NEAR-HE i UN
CONSCIOUS MOST OF TIE 1IME.
Cyr1rs ". Field Is surely diving at his country home
near Dobbs Ferry. Dr. Coutant, who /, attending the
sick man. said late last night that his patient cone
not possibly recover. and that death might OVertahe
him at any moment. Mr. Field may live until ms
evening but 1t +, the opinion of the doctor that he
cannot survive the day. Yesterday the worst day
Mr. Field has had In his recent Illness. lie was nm
couscion. most ~ the time aud the only nouri>hmem
he took wa, II little milk About m, he recovered
Consciousness after having been In a state OF coma
for several hours. and at that time he TocoShzn
several members Of his family who are constantly al
his bedside lie calSt some Of his relatives by nams
and told them not to worry about him. lie Temaln"
conscious for only fifteen minutes however ana tho"
lap,ed Into his former state
About IL O'Clock Mr.. Field rGaincd CONSCIOUSNESS
and called several Of his relatives to his bedside IL
was with dlrcuty that he could speak, but he sad he
wanted TO dictate & dispatch 10 be sent TO the HeV
DR. Arthur BroOl who Is at Minnequa springs iehIi
lie said he wanted the dispatch 10 read that lie WA
much better. lie also requested that his name DO
signed 10 the telegram About O'Clock In the aitor
noon his condition again changed for the worse' ana
Il, gradually grew weaker. Al O'Clock the l"'leiN
uas ~ weak that his pulse-bcas could hardly De ieII
!, vV,s thought by the physician that the end was
,car hut Mr Field rallied little later lie wa
vncon scious at = late hour last evening.
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CMnaryonShirc, Arvon Division ". Rathbonc uAb-
crab: LccesterShre, Melton Division the Marquis Of
CRANKY ConScrya,lvel; Rutlan1shire. G.. II. Finch
VOnseTvatvc), Bcwdlcy Division Of Worcestershire
A. Baldwin Conservative; Cambridge University.
Professor Jebb and Sir John f. Gorst both Con.erva
tivcs) Edinburgh and ST. Andrews Universities Right
Hon. Sir Charles J. Pearson Conservative: Glasgow
and AbeNlcen Universities. Dr. james 4. Campbell
(ConServative): Belfast East Division. G.. W. Won
lConScIVativel: Belfast. North Division. Sir Edwin j.
lIariand ConServative): Belfast. South Division Will
lam Johnston (Conservativc).
London. July "A Jn0UiSt meeting which was
being held at Peterborough to-day broken up by
the political opponents Of the party. and a free fight
cnsued during which the benches and chairs were
smashed and the hall in which the meeting was being
held was much damaged. \ number of who
were present sought refuge on the platform when
the disturbance began, and finally fed 10 the street
several persons were more or less injured.
Mr.. lalfour made three speeches in Manchester to-
daN. In critcising uttcrances Of Mr.. Gladstone he
said Mr.. Gladstone had said that he no objection
TO the Linon-Smmons negotiations. Mr. Gladstone
himself when in Office was in close diplomatic
rc>pondence with the Pope. TO whom cOmmunI-
Gated the views of the English Cabinet sort
of question. civil and religious Mr. Bslfour charged
Mr.. Gladstone with distoring history when he com
pared Home Rule 10 the star Of promise. Home Rule.
he said really like gaseous meteor. destined to
vanish after brief but brilliant flourish.