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pLouNris MISSION.
lie uns Completed Hts Work 'H Hawaii.
Character OF His Work,

lie Has Completed Hts Work 10 Hawaii.
Character Of His Work,
SAN Francisco, August L. Authentic
adviCes received here state that Minis
tor Blount failed to turn over matters
in Hawaii as far as tho United States
interests are concerned to Commodore
skerrett, OF the Boston, and he will sail
for tho United States on the 9th inst,
without waiting for the appointment
Of his successor, Air, Blount may
therefore be expected TO arrive at San
Francisco about August ~, Meantime
his report, which has been mailed by
tue steamer Oceanic, will have pre-.
ceded him, and by the time tho special
commissioner and minister arrives in
the east the President and Secretary
Gresham will have had full opportunity
to consider It's contents.
The ~intimation that Mr.. Blount has
reiinqulshed his mission because he
resented his appointment as successor
to Mr., Stevens does not appear 10 be
borne out by the facts, The appoint
ment followed Mr., Blount's arrival in
Honolulu as q natural and necessary
feature Of the work placed in his hands,
and the minister's reason for returning
to the United States is his desire to
give attention to his personal atEairs
which Rre much In need Of careful
handling, and the fact that he has at.
ready completed the important part Of
the work Contidel to him justified
him in returning to his home, In
this connection it may be stated
thut tho scope OF this work
was Hunted 10 the collection aud COL
lation OF the actual facts OF the
existing political situation in Hawaii,
II was not contemplated that he should
recommend annexation or a protector.
ate, or that he would endeayor to re,
store the monarchy. He was to learn
all the facts; TO ascertain as nearly rs
he could in the absence Of q popular
vote, which II was not within his power
to secure, the exact strength OF the an.
neXation sentiment on the Islands, and
the position taken that It did not aC-
cord with tho republican ideas, that u
different form OF government should
not DO forced upon q majority Of the
Hawaiian people against their desires.
But he was not empowered to interfere
in the allairs OF the provisional governs
ment further than was necessary to
protect American interests, nor was he
charged to make any recommendations,
and to tho President md the secretary
OF state was to DO left tho decision as to
the future relations Of Hawaii to tho.
United States, MI, Blount's report
forming tho basis for that decision.
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S~lprtlnsburg Notes,

EpSrial Correspondents OF The fWeliJeac.r,
MARTINsBURd, W. Va, July 2a,-Tho
handsomest entertainments OF the season
waa given last night by Miss Flick,
daughter Of Hon. W. II. II. Flick, at
their palatial residence on Main street,
to her numerous friends. Miss Flick
was assisted in receiving by Mrs, silas
Martin, OF Hagerstown, Md, A large
number OF leading society people OF
MartinsburG and other places were
present.
Hon. s. W. Walker has Just returned
homo from q months s%ojourn at Sweet
Springs, W. Va. His %ilancee, Miss
Thayer, Of Charleston, has also been n
guest at tho Springs. Tho marriage
will take place in October, after which
the couple will take Il bridal tour to tho
Pacific coast.
Tho teachers institute was held here
this week conducted by Prois. Klmler,
of Shopherdstown, and Foulk, OF Pied-
mont,
There has been no rain in come
sections OF Berkeley and Jefferson
counties Tor over two months, n IN no
section has there been more than enc
or two small showers. The crops arc
virtually driod up. The corn ia tassei-
ing and shooting and is not moro than
two feet high where it ought to DO ton
or twclve, and unless there should be
copious rains within the next few days,
the farmers will DO compelled to feed
their stock on the acant provision OF
provender laid up for the winter to save
them from starvation. The pasture
fields are az bare and dry as tho roads.
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We offer n hundred dollars reward
for any q Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j.. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known 1,
J. Cheney for tho last 10 years. and DO.
love him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & lTRUAx, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, 0,
wAtpISo KiNNAN & MARVIN, Whole
eale Druggists, Toledo, y.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood anL
mucous surface Of tho system. Testi'
monipls sent free. Price Zoe, per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
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safe, Quick aud Effective.

Tho valuable curative properties OF
ALLcocK's Porous PLAsTEIs are due to
tho employment Of the highest medical
aud chemical skin. They are purely
vegetable, and in ingredients and
method have never been equalled; safe,
quick and effective in their. action
they do not burn or blister, but soothe
and relieve while curing, aud can be
worn without causing pain or incou'
venionce.
Do not DO deceived by misropresonta.
ton. All other so.callod Porous Plas-
tors are limitations, mado to sell on the
reputation Of ALlcOoR'a.
Ask for ALLcocK's and lot no solicita.
ton or explanation induce you to ac-
cept q substitute.
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IL slloula Bo Ln Eyery IIon,n.

]. B. Wilson, 81 Clay St., sharps.
burg, Pa, says he will not be without
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, that 1t cured
his wife who was threatened With
Pneumonia after an attack Of ala
Grippe" when various other remedies
and several physicians had done her no
good. Robert Barber, OF C%ooksport Pa,
claims DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done him more good than anything he
ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing
like II. Try it. FREQ trial bottles at
Logan Drug Cos Drug Store, Large
bottles, soc. and 81. 5
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uppcr sandu.l,r pank olo,ed.

UPPER sANDuskY. o., August 1.-The
wyandot County Bank, Of this place,
has suspended payment Tho matter
created but little excitement, as tho
general impression IL that the bank Is
thoroughly solvent, lie suspension BE-.
ing brought about by a lack Of conf.
donce by deposltors and tho impossi.
bllity Of convortingit IFS paper into ready
cash. Tho liabilities arc between $40.
900 and $4,000, while tho assets are
about 100000,
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For Malaria, Liver Trou-
BILE, or Ind1ge stion use
BROWN IRON BTTTERS
Ray county. NO., has a creek the bot.
tom Of which furnishes petri6ed horse
Tho Trouble over.

A prominent man in town exclaimed
the other day: my wife has been woar.
ing out her life from the effects OF dys-
pepsia, liver complaint aud indigestion.
Her case bOiled the skill Of III best
physicians. After using three packages
Of Bacon's Celery euro, she IL almost
entirely we'll" Keep your blood In O
healthy condition by the uso Of this
great vegetable compound. Call on
Logan Drug Co., solo ngcnt, md got o
trial package free. Large slzo 6Oc. 4
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LOOKING FOR LEAD.
a Paying vsIn Thought to Have Beer
Struck Near Parlsersburs,

a Paying VsIn Thought to Have Dsen
Struck NsRF Parlersburg,
Special DlTdtch 10 NE MtdliJaeer
PARKgRsBuRa, W. Va, July Sl,-The
Little Kanawha valley is highly excited
over the discovery Of a paying lead
mine that has been struck, The shaft
that Is being dug Is located on the bank
OF the Little Kanawha, u short distance
above Lock No. |. The shaft IL down
twenty-five feet and a vein has been
struck, the ore OF which IL thought to
contain lead, Mr.. BachmRR, the owner
Of the land, and Mr.. Baker, Of Rich
mond, Va, who are interested in the
search, feel encouraged that the lndl-
cations are good for d paying vein, They
will go six feet deeper, where they
think they have located u vein OF lend
orc. They are spending considerable
money in the search,
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On and after Sunday, July 2, train
No. SO on the Cleveland, Lorain 6
Wheeling railroad, which now leaves
Wheeling at l:50 p. m, central stand
ard time, will leave Wheeling ut lao p
M, central standard time. Passengers
for Chicago and the west can now take
sleeper, leaving ten minutes earlier and
arrive in Chicago ut 1885 q. in.
J.. L. Terry, q. L. and P. A,
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wonLps COLOMBIAN EXPOSITION.
Excursion to Chicago Win ohio River Rail.
o

On and after this date, until October
81, tho Ohio River railroad will sell
tickets to Chicago aud return, on &C.
count Of the Worlds Columbian Expo.
sition, at greatly reduced rates. Tickets
will be good for continuous passage in
either direction with final limit for re.
turn passage November 5, 1893. For
rates OF faro, time OF train and other in
formation, inquire of ticket agents,
Ohio River railroad, or write w. j.
Robinson, general passenger agent,
Parkeraburg, W. Va.
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All Aboutn uoundnyy IInn,

oAxAoA, MEX, August 1.--Troublo
between the towns Of MOsaltopoc aud
Tejalpa, in this state, over tho question
Of boundary lines, has eliminated In n
pitched battle. A number Of people
on both sides we're killed and mnny
wounded. A large detachment Of
troops has boon sent to quoll tho dis.
turbance and 10 prevent further blood.
ahnd
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A STORY
Tint the Cold storage Bire Was nj Inoon.
diary Origin.

CHICAao, July 3l,-In connection with
the grand jury investigation into the
cold storage warehouse holocaust, q
local paper prints . sensational story TO
the efIaCt that the fire which resulted
so d%isastrously to human life WIS Of
incendiary origin, the incentive being
a desire to cover up u wholesale theft OF
goods stored in the warehouse. The
story goes that for three weeks previous
to tho fire the big house was systemat-
ically looted night after night by u
ring, composed OF certain crooks on tho
outside and certain parties on the in.
side. On one occasion, it is said, 0
watering cart was loaded and carted
away
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a nortlbIe llNllrond Aooldont

Is a daily chronicle In our papers; also
tho death Of some dear ftignd. who has
died with consumption, whereas, II hO
or Bho had takon 0tto's Cure for Throat
aud Lung diseases In time life would
have been rendered happier and por.
haps saved. Hood Tho wafnlngl II you
have q cough OF any affection Of tho
throat and lungs call NJ Logan Drug
Co, sole agent, and got q trial bottle
free. Large HiEo zoo.
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CHOLERA IN NAPLES.
Many Deaths Despite the DonlaIs of For.
elgu Papers.

LONDON, August l,-Dospito tho dc.
mails that have been made by certain
news organizations as to the presence
OF cholera in Naples. aud information
that appeared to sustain the denlals,
tho Associated Press has obtained the
following figures as TO the number OF
cases OF the disease and deaths in that
city:
From July 20 10 July % there were
202 cholera cases registered in the city
and l57 deaths. The daily average was
81 cases and II deaths. On July %, as
fresh cases and "a deaths were reported,
The number OF cases and deaths has
declined since then.
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p~nn.,nn. TO Nypst yirg,n,nns.

Special DiGpatch to he Hhdligenesr
WAsmNaroN, D. G., August l,-Pon.
slons have been granted to West vir.
g~inians as follows:
Renewal and incroaso-samuel B.
Aver.
Roissue-Francis NJ. Shear.
Original widows, &C.. Elizabeth Webb,
Daniel Shivcly Qathor), Lucinda Chap
man, Jane w. Douglass, Lucinda Kim.
bel, minor OF John Is. Edmonds.
Original-John W. Browning, James
7. Carroll, John Horen.
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Revolution Extending.

VALPARAISO, August L. News ro'
ceivcd from Argentina shows that the
revolution of the Civoco Nationals and
Radicals has extended to all parts of
the provinces OF Duenos Ayres and San
IA FG.
1t is expected that n state OF siege
and martial law may DO declared in all
parts Of tho provinces whore tho revo-
~lutionists havo beon demonstrating.
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Take tho Baltimore q Ohio to Chicago

Excursion tickets now on sale via
tho Baltimore & Ohio at reduced round
trip rates, good returning until Noyem.
Dor 8, 1893. Trains loave Wheeling,
eastern timo, at $3.50 q, IN. and l;25 p.
IN. daily, and Mt $3.50 p, M, ercept Sun.
DAY. For sleeping car accommodations
and other Information enquire Of Balti-
moro 4 ohio agents,
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MRs. WINDOWS SOOTHING sYRUP has been used
for over nifty years by millions Ol mothers for
coss, II sOothOs the child, sOitcns tho gums, al.
lays MI pain, cures Wind collie. and Is tho best
remedy for DlarfhWn, II. viii trllVve the poor
little sufferer Immediately HOld by drngglsOs
bottle, Do GurU aud ask for "Mrs, Windows
Soothing Syrup aud take no other kind.
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MEEgHEg55S5as l..

GONE MERCHANTS would
have you believe that tradc
enters a condition Of tor
pidity about July !, and rc'
mains go till the cool days OF
September wake II to life and
activity again.
But, begging your pardon, that
is not true. There Is no season
Of tho year in which people do
not buy goods; there Is no sea-
son In which they do not want
them. By tho same token,
there Is no season In which II
will not pay to advertise.
However, II your noighborha
this old.iashionod notion, antis
too conservative to advertise
now, thoro is all tho better
chance for you, II you think
people arc not hunting bargains
in warm weather, Try IT,
Everybody Is not out Of town
by a largo majority
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GLOW does the idca OF a corn ban.
quot strike you, anyhow" inquired
the goose, coldly sarcastic. "A corn
banquet Oils tho bill,p cluCkod tho old
hen, pocking away with all her might,
-Chfc1oo Tribune.
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San JUAN DEb Sun, NICARAGUA, Aug.
1,-Nows has been received horo that q
treaty Of poaco has boon signed by rep.
rooentAtivea Of tho Granada government
aud the Leon rovolutlonlsta
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cnrlIsle cnIIcd to Assist.

WASHINGTON, D. O., August l.-Soc-
rotary Carlisle has been called to Gray
Cables TO consult with tho PreIident
about his forthcoming message.
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ROME, August 1.-The Right Rev.
Joseph Rademacber, D. D., bishop Of
Nashville. Tennessee, has been appoint.
cd archbishop of Fort Wayne, Indiana
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Michigan, Iowa, Vermont, Wisconsin
aud Illinois have no interest bearing
hnhi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
MR.. OLNEY IND TIE RAILROADS

There seems to be no doubt that the At
tornoy-General of the United States retains his
connection as counsel and director with the
Boston and Maine and the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy railroads. 1t is amazing that a
man of Mr.. Olncy'S reputation should not per-
ccivc. without the necessity OF having il pointed
out to him, the grave improperly OF his re-
naming at the same time the chief law officer
Of our Government and a member and adviser
of corporations over which the Government IS
charged with the duty of supervision, and
against which it may be required to take legal
proceedings. That Mr.. Olncy has not seen this
Improperly is dScrcdit and Il serious impair
ment Of his usefulness. The people can have
little confidence in the operations OF the De-
,aitment Of JuSic, directed by man 50 obtuse
on a point of professional ethics. These rail-
roads are amcnablc 10 the provisions of the
lntprSiat, Commerce act. That act was passed.
10 regulate the way they do business. 1t i
an act asserting mastery over them. and IN
tended to c0crcc them 10 do great number of
things that they had always RETAINED from
doing. and TO omit II do still other things which
they had always done. II is an act intended
to defend thc interests OF the public a. against
the railroads. and Mr.. Olncy is the man on
whom the public must depend il il can depend
Oh anybody. 10 see - 1t th1i the rallIc ads are
held up 10 Il proper observance of that law
Could there be greater improperly than is
witnessed in his remaining a patty in interest
in corporations with which H. is officially con
ccrncd in this way?
President Cleveland should lose no time in
requiring Mr.. OlncyS resignation. He cannot
now make amends by Designing his railroad
positions, for it is not altogether the fact that
he holds those positions against which com
l,aint should be directed but that he is the
sort Of man who would be willing 10 hold them.
Mr. Cleveland has taken high ground. from
which, however. he has frequently retired. as
TO the moral character and business association
of his appointcc> to Office. lie has cOmprc-
missed with himself too often. Jle ought 20 Ic-
fleet. moreover, that his former Administration
was cursed with most d>gracoful sandal III
the Department of Justice, the head Of which
undertook T. employ The powers Of his Office
and the authority OF the Government 10 destroy
the patent rights of a corporation, he being
member of a competing corporation which
would immensely profit by the success Of his
Official proceedings. The public will hope that
il is not going 10 have a repetition OF this SORT
Of thing Mr.. Olncy should retire II he
prizes his railroad connections 50 highly rs TO
be unwilling to break them before taking the
cath of Office as Attorney General Of the United
States, ho should be permitted 10 90 back Ia
them.
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AmnscmcnIs.


ACADEMY OF MUSIC-S-The Black Crook.
AMBERG THEATRES hide Sorglosen.
BERKELEY MISUNDERSTANDING Reading
DLJOU THEATRES :l5-A Texas Steer.
BROADWAY THEATRE-s-The Crust Of Society.
CASINO-S .l5-Adons.
COLUMBUS TIIEATRE-S@Joscph.
DALI'S THEATRE-S-A Lesson in Love.
EDEN MUSEE-The World In Wax.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRES :15-Dipomacy.
GARDEN THEATRES :I5-The Poet and Puppets.
GRAND OPERA HOCSE-S-Glcn.daL Tough.
HARRIGAN'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aspirations.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSES :1j-Janc.
HOYTS MADISON SQUARE THEATRES BOA Trip
10 Chinatown.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL-S-French Dancers.
ROSTER BIALS-S-Vaudcyille
LYCEUM THEATRIs-2-S :30-The Guardsman.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-2-S-B mum Bailey
Circus
MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSES :15-Don Caesar dc
Ba71n.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGS-Clarke and Dodge
Prize Pictures.
pALMEE'S THEATRES :20-Lady Windermcre's Fan
STANDARD THEATRES :1j-rhc Arabian Nights
STAR THEATRES 10 Brother John.
TONY PAsTORS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
UNION SQUARE THEATRES l5-!lamlct.
llTlI STREET TIEArRE-S-The span OF Life.
57TH STREET MUSIC HALL-s15-WoDders OF America.
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4 PTINOFORTE RECITIL.

For any one 10 give n recital OF lfanoforte music
In New York City this Is very much like flying
In tho face Of Providence. Vet last night 1t WAS
done by young man hom NewBedlord. who had n
more than sufficient quantity Of hair, eAactins the
public have brcomc In this respect and Il name which
none but the irrcvcrcnt will mention with levity.
The vcnturcsomc gentleman Is Rudolf Gott and II Is
said that he IS the Of musician formerly hand
master I'm Massachusetts. BESIDES cltvating sngii-
lar4y OF appearance and manner, Mr.. Colt permitted
himself to be- officially introduced TO the public
as the American exponent" OF Beethoven. Brahms and
other eminent composers dead and alive. The former
folbc Is easily paIdond, the latter proceed rs set,
A standard OF judgment which more experienced.
possibly more modest, player would have avoided.
Mr. Colt has merits which would ordinarily cnttlc
him to II fair measure OF praise Ills touch. for
Instance. is suggestive Of really sympathetic mlsi-
elan who has studied earnestly and to good purpose
but he l. altogether too unrpc player 10 figure
exponent Of the uttrIances ol the giants In
M
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L1rS FOR BROOKLYN AND ELSEUHERE.

L1CS FOR BROOKLTN AM UHEhE'
r. was \ custom of the late Professor Dwight
in conflicting an explanation OF certain de-
cisions of the highest court, 10 say This,
Young gentlemen is the law ana the reason
ubv II i rho law is-cr. well, the reason is, and
tho only reason 50 far as | can perceive, that
tho Cont Of Appeals says so" Persons who
road the decision of the Court of Appeals up
holding the outrageous Scrf!handcr act by
which the last Legislature reapportonCd the
State of New-York in senate and Assembly
districts and who turned rom that to the
cou,t's decision. rendered on Monday, annulng
the nrococdinc Of the Kings County Super
visors. who did with regard 70 their county
precisely what. and no more nor less than, the
Iegisrlture had done with regard to the State
at large. will consider that Professor Dwight :
remark finds immediate application. Fair
minded citizens will, OF course, be pleased that
the court did net inhict upon them a second
wrong. in order to be consistent with Il first
one. They will profoundly regret, however,
that the court could not prevail upon itself to
apply t. the legislative gcrrymander those prin
ciples of law and logic which, applied to the
Brooklyn gcmymandcr. have resulted in the
enforcement OF JiS'lcc
Mr.. Hugh NIcLaughlin's Supervisors accom-
plshcd the unfair and unequal division Of
Brooklyn by packing tho Republican portions
of the city int large districts and by creating
much smaller districts in the Domocr ratio por
tons Precisely the same device worked the
same result in the state. The Court of APP
pcals says that it is null and void in Brook
lyn but entirely legal elsewhere. The division
which gave DutcncsS County, with 1913 in
habitanrs two members of Assembly, and St.
Lawrence. with sO,679 inhabitants, only one ;
and which gave Albany, with 1JG.7iS in
habitanrs. four members, but Monroe, with
1s1,23O inhabitants. only three, is no more
just. and. we venture 10 say, ought - be no
mono legal, than the division which made one
Assembly district in Brooklyn composed of
IS go pcol |, and another comp sed of 33, iO6.
The division of senate districts was similarly
dishonest. With every opportunity to apply a
fair ratio Of division. 50 that all the Districts
would be substantially equal. the Legislature
created discrepancies Of from 10000 II $50.
600, and did il with such dcliberation and skill
rs t. render certain the election of a majority
Of Democratic senators.
Partsanshp * good and Us 'ru quality, bat
il is ont of Place in III" Court Of Appeals. We
are glad it did not operate u the injury Of the
Republicans If Brooklyn. We aIc sorry it did
oIcrac t. tho injury Of the Republicans of -.
Lawrence and Monroe. The laws ought to be
equal. and they ought to be- consistently in
tclprctc1 and equally applied.