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Ing can be made safe by putting in stone
piers. Rough estimates Tor nov building
nude TO Architect Gie.ey had placed
tho cost at $4,000 to $4,000. exclusive
Of fixtures and blackbuards. Tho en-.
tiro cos, would be $4,000 to $4,000.
Mr.. Maxwell did not consider tho
passage Of the committcN's report on
Animation Of incompetency. Ito gayo
Instances Of past action Of n similar
character
Mr.. sran,on's amendment was voted
on and defeated by tho following vote:
AYES, Q; noes. q. Tho resolution was
then passed. lie report ~ whole
wa. next accepted by the board,
superintendent Andorson's report Tor
January was then submitted and ap.
proved ~ follows:
sUpERiSrgSDEST ASpEI SONS brrorr
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Fiye-CCnt Articles.

Ladies', Hose, Chldren's Hose. Rolling Pins,
B2xwood Rules, Gun buttons. Tin bucket. Com
hinntlnn Iinss Cutters. Boys Knives Pokcrs
Fans, Richter Harmonicas. Towels, IS Needle
Packages ,spectacles, Dime Cologne Hair Curl.
nrS. School slntcs Lamp Burners, Shoe Dressiny.
Ladies' Pins. Table Knives,
Mani lOCcnt articles In our 5.ccnt list Como
anu take them out OF our wRv
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TnD FIRST ROUND
High School Project temporarily
Knocked Sky-HIGh.
board OF QUOTATIONS. MEETING
Was Olo Of the LO gost on Record
and Worry interesting.
Clay WILL OPEN NEXr MONDAY

lhr -prIn! I" tho HnScncnt Being
Inkrn Car Df-DctnliSo al the lntcr.
uStIns niscnSSion o. the isrp"r, Of
the iIi.h school p 'cltl Committees.
l.mculn -chnOl aud Houses OF u
Eamu-I.ots OF Hu>inc>s Transacted
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MAIN AND TENTH SITS.
WHEELING, W. VA.
One Cent Articles.

G Heavy Envelopes. I good Pen Holders. 4 Steel
Pens, McmomnlumlinOk q Sheets Note Paper,
GSlalc Pencils Loud Pencils. Collar DuttIns,
2hunchrS Hair Pins. Handkerchief ThIuhc
lWptr Pins paper Needles. spoO! SILK Twist,
2dUzun Hooks aud Eyes. i Darnng Needles,
Nutmeg Crater dozen Brass Pants buttons
Hat Pin, box Carp0; TnckS dozen Clothes
Pins Tablet, set Knitting Needles
Lots oil J-cUnt goods going at cent
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RlNERARI & TAT NJ,
TO TFlT-

---
Store room llo3 Market street, best location for
drug store In the city.
store rooms l2!j Main street Possession Of
eitnGr ~ once or April |. 1881.
the city.
ESerteT Hall Best In the city.
SnIcEIld Slx.ToOmed house. bath and laundry,
IL Maryland street; large yard.
SeVcn-Toomed dwelling u South Tenn street.
Room cSpeGln!ly suited Tor mandolin club.
SSi4-rooine9 dwelling. I26 South Penn street.
SiS-looneI dwelling, l2S South Penn Street
Six-roonled dwelling. 2J!7 EoT street.
sSi1,Iooineu dwelling, 10 North York street
rour rooms 2l?O EOf street. second iloor.
loNr rooms third iloOr both gases. water,
anu water closet. a. lfj5 Market street
FNc-F0oned dwelling. III Twenty ninth street,
now empty, for IS
rive rooms hrst floor, 20 Thirteenth street.
riFc'rOomet dwelling. lilG Wood street
Fourrooins' IS Twcnty.Afth street.
-Four roomed dwelling, 10 South York street.
rouF'rnoned dwelling. iG South York street.
IourroOmed dwelling. 26!S Market street
Three rooms No. l3G Alley II.
Lhrec rooms: go National Road. empty nowsi.
=. LI3TTyets' Offices, Chapline street. near City
-Four rooms. Il South York street. possession
now; 81.
First'clnss eiSht.roomcd house, NIL modern
Sohrehlelices' central location. 81 Zano street;
lurge yard.
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Ten-Ceut Articles

suspendcrs, Clothes lines. 2rccn. Jewelrv,
Anger Braces, Stationery Packages Jail PsdIocGs.
Royal Needle Packages. one.haii pound Tea, In.
dies @J-cent Hose. Dolls, 2j-cent Cur buttons
Mirrors. Pocket Knives
We arc constantly receiving bargains md can.
not quote prices, as they are here to-day and
gone tomorrow. It Il or nim TO always have
something new At prices that will mako You buy,
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t|Oli SALE.

NOV IS THE TINE TO SECURE A
IN HOME! 100 FINE LOTS FOR SALE
These lots are situated near Tiltonvillc Ohio,
five miles from the city OF Wheeling adjaccn, 10
the beautiful residence OF Mr.. Wm. II. Robin.
sou and within i've minutes walk OF the deDots
oithe c. / p. and the ". 1: L. {. railroad. The
grounds aye beautifully located. being between
ten and ilitecn feet above the Hood Of .sSI, and
he T,sS q; Whce,nr ThSTe Sss q noqe
completed one OF the finest pot:erles IN Inc val.
ley. clnulOyIns 100 Tnen. and with Othc: build.
ings under cOlstrGci ion. proves this 10 he the
comIu- place These lots will be sold on len (IOl
yearS'Iiinc, with small cash payment and viii
be free from interest and taxes until pail for.
For further Information apply 10 Ii. \. HOW
ELL, Agent, Bridgeport, OHIO. deI5
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Il dozen Buttons, | Fine Comb. bottle Ink.
Pint Tin Cups Handkerchief, Cake Cutters Ten.
Ter Boxes. Langtry llaIr Pins, Carpenter PcnC!E,
CUT Buttons, Pic Pans. Pocket Combs. NAPKINS,
Can OpG,ncra, spool Cotton. Toilet SoaD. Glmlels,
CrimpGrN
wgdenl only In Bargains and give big value
for the money.
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SiX.Cent Articles.

One set Table Spoons. Blank Books, Purses,
LaccE, Sleeve Buttons. Decent EinbroiderIcI
ScrnbblnS Brushes. Gents Hall Hose,
McrchanSinvited. We have buIgGIns for you
AMI Il Will pay you 10 call.
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Eight-Cent Articles.

Monkey Wrenchcs. Whisk Brooms Wash Bowls.
Tin Buckets. Long Handle Fire Shoycls, Rules,
liosigry. Large Lamp Burncrs, Iiox Paper and
Envelopes. Spring Balances. Scissors Blank
Our customers know n good thing when thew
see l. Join the procession 10 our store,
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

No Virginia street. Island, nine-roomcd
mousse bath room: brIcl: house. Chenp.
No. = North From: street with all modern
improvements. nine rooms. Cheap.
"a III southt From street. seven roonS. bath
nni laundry: new house. Cheap.
80 II south Penn st.eet. Island. eight rooms,
pain room and stnblc. Cheap.
40. l2'4 South Font street seven rooms and
pain room; all modern Improvements, Cheap.
30 IL North YorE street. SIX ICONS. bath room
G Gho lauadry; new house, MI improvements.
No. 100 South Broadway street. three rooms
basement and bath room. Cheap.
No. 81 South York street seven rooms. bath
room ana !aundEyi both gases and electric bells.
FOR SALE
business property on Market street. between
Eleventh and Twelfth street Residences farms,
building lots at reduced prices. Call and see
now cheap | Rm selling.
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Nh. c. F. Davis, editor OF the Bloom
field, Iowa, Farmer, says: II can recon-
mend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to
all sufferers with colds and Group. |
have used it in my family for tho past
two years and have found it the best
ever used for the purposes for which it
is intended"
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SeYeu-Ceut brtirInc

,ColEatGS Palm Soap large Dressing Combs,
dies IinndEcrchicts Mixed bird Seed. White.
wash Brushes. large Tin Cups, Wash Payg. Shears
AT THIS popular price We oder many articles
worth double tho money.
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Three.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Handkerchief, Shaving Brushes, l
dozen Dress BntlonS, Stamped Dlppcrs, Match
SHicS, Machine oil Cans. Painto Ml,Icrs 1 d0zr !
Safety lIng:; pcrtuned Toilet Soap, pair scs:
tors fint Hhhels, Jelly i'lR,c& Curry Combs
dozen Shoe LnccN. School States, DAStinr SDOouy
h.ccnt Tablets. Cork Screws IIarm0uicas, Cal ,
Turner'S. Mouse Tnpa Windsor Tics.
Come hero FOR bargains, We Will not dIsappolnt
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Merchant Tailoring.

Our Merchant Tailoring Department will he
ready In II hort time. our cutter, Mr.. ". r..
Marlowe: will show you all the latest STYLES md
patterns!n this l!nc und We will ave you money,
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TEAS, SPICES, ETC.
Atlantic Tea Co.
r MKE LEFD, :.
Lot Those Who Can Follow i!

llNlNAa A@A'A
Large select Lemons, oach.".."... I
Clothes Pins, por dOzcn....".."""" l
Carpet Tacks, s-ouncc box......".... 1
Largo sack Salt, per sacls.........". .
Choice Raisins, large, per pound )
Choice Carolina Rice, pcr pound. 5
Now Lima Beans, per pound.....". 8
New Split Peas, per pouni........,. 8
toS's Corn Starch, per pound. ".... B
Pctti John Food, per packNgc."... II
Gold Dust, per packnSc"......"." 90
Arm * Hammer Soda, per package I
sopinc. pcr pRckagc.."".."......".. 1
Rolled Oats, pounds"........"..". %
IapIoca, pouuds...."................- %
Gloss Starch, I pounds..,..,."..... 81
Mail Pouch Tobacco, per pound... 9s
Fairbanks Brown Soap, q bars.... %
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In tho German department tho en-.
rolImcnt wns 1879; pupils of German
parentase 2iJ; amour! paid for ins,ruC.
lion $l0j.
The superintendent invited attention
to Il letter and circular from tho state
SUPERINTENDENT Of irco schools aud
recommended that tho board provide
entertainment: ior DR.. Mayo for not
moro than one week. Tho letter WAS
read BY The clerk. 1t asks that DR..
Slavo be brought to Wheeling for n
week; tho only expense ia the board
and lodging Of the lecturer The lee.
lures. said Prof. Anderson, will number
probably ak and they Will not Interfere
with the regular school work. On
motion oil Mr. Stanton the otter WAS
accepted, the expenses to be borne by
tho board.
The librarian reported total circula.
ton in the library tor January, 1852 I;
fiction, G,S2l. and the balance made up
Of photography, POS; noitic. and COM
mcrcc, I; poetry and drama, IS; history.
Ia; biography. %; geography and
travel. 100; science and art, llG; philoso-
ply and education, 10; theology, IS.
The report was accepted.
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@DCLUB ORDERS.-Wc will prepay
freight to any railroad station 200 miles
from any OF our Otorcs on orders amount
lug 10 $40, sugar excepted.
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FO r S A LII.

g OJ0. w ~
House Of cigh; rooms Lind street st.sn n
Ilo!s: OF SIX ICONS, Fol- street, Centre Whsel.
Farm OF % acrc7 az miles oast o! city $500.
SIX lots IN Belycder9 addition. two 'co'ns:
House o. six rooms aad hall. ChapllEc. meas
Twentieth street. 5000
hoNhG Of SIX roOiDS, brick, with ionTroouei
nous uc IN rear. Eoif street. between, twenty
thitu hHd twenty.four;h streets, SOD:
,,. iiOGgs OF iour roOms, Charles street. Ien!''
Iioase Of seven rooms, Fifteenth stree soI1A
iHt chSs cnd fourteenth street. SOL
Ing. 81 go.
House Of four ROOMS. Eighteenth street. sl9n
Ihrce houses. MoySton street, cheap. sIS9l
iouso Of three rooms, Twelfth s;rcGt. ~
Afcc iotl. Jyxl0yJ feet, FIlau, WINE = ua'ta-
GhGt AuIiti ion. 500 ench.
House Of Slx rooms and stable Elshieeata
Three lots In PARK View. cheap. W.,
oh sS6 lot, McColoch street centre wheel
business propeTt? on MasEc: street at rnode''
One OF tho hes. manufacturing sites In tho
city, fronting on two railroads
"
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To cure constipation, sick headache
and dyspepsia Simmons Liver Regula.
tor has no equal.
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&CLOTHING.N

0VERC0ATS n. prices that smash all tOEms;
eyctcost WenlS9 haro great barsainI ut So. 81,
$3.50, So-W, SC.7j, I'D TO sos.
twill pay you to look at these goods.
MEMS SUITS s. s. 8 :, So 81. s;9s
leaders III low. prices II you Gnu match these
goods for less than double the money anywhere
weiTvito you to return the same nnd your money
VIII be refunded. These goods musiGo.
MEMS PANTS s. if v SS &sS, q y IS E Hr 70
tho value Of Il dollar try to borrow one. ii You
want 70 Know how to save n dollar or more look
at our Clothing Department
BOYS SUITS a co SSo Sc o:o. SIl8, sIs7 up.
not last always. Gou cannot match the prices.
BOYS PANTS g. Gsl3S S I9G s &C. G f} TRGs
present VIC have all sizes from ) to 10 at these
prices.
MRN'S SHOES at &c, &c, sllo: SIS: Sl@.
well to save money on Shoes rs nuythIng else,
md we urc away below tho market
LADIES' FINE SHOES sf 49, 81 s. = sl' Z
S261 Our succcsS In the Shoe line Il probably
more than we deserve. We prcsumc the reason
we sell so many Is because they don't list lons
but people will have them.
CHILDREN'S SHOES s s.! s., &c 90 SC sif Si if
gains
HENS and Boys Hats g. g; l2 % S9f g i5 ~;
fine SILK Hat, which usually sells 1T SIjl
MEMS Shirts ss 49, ?2c sc; SOC up 70 sc, Ga
Millinery and Ribbons Il M, FL EEle %s s on
Eaycyou lots Of money. Miss Agnes Garriiy will
give YOU po!n,ers on Millinery aud Trimmings
that will 10 you good agd will not Oyerchargo
you norscll you old styles
IIndnrWaap UndenhirtS and Drawers a: Sc
UbuGl mar. O7c. &c. &c. Csc up Ne nro nj.
ways below tho market on these goods, NJ vol
rs everything else
Bed Comforts and Blankets &c. 'f s. Is S nS.
VIC have inst received a Job lot OF these goods NJ
prices that will surprise You.
Ladies' COTSetS at25c, 3D., IS: ua
Umbrellas at isc, 6oc SIC up.
Lace Curtains at SOC. &c, cup
Eponarinc "Ilbs. GranuIatcd SUGAR FOR 81 %:
UlVIoIIUo' ArbucEles Coffee. &c; Grain Or
Ground Pepper, Cinnamon, Mustard, Ginger and
Baking Powder. all going al &c per pound OF )
pounds for q cents.
fsE- \ Clothing Store, Il boot and Shoe
Store, II Hat store. II Dry Goods Store, II
Millinery Store, "a Notion Store, II Furnish
Ing Goods Store. ~ Hardware aud Tinwnrc
store, II Tea and Grocery StOrG-niHc stores
In ono-all complete under ono roof.
state, 100 10 1905 Main street. Ii 10 81 Tenth
Street and 1901 to 1907 Market street. Eleven
eairanccs-takc your choice. bargains In every
department
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I Ia ny J- Ell NJ x
nENaskes street. Telephonc6s7. Eel
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The report OF the committee was
moved to be adopted bv Mr.. Buchanan.
Mr.. Waiford, OF the Eighth ward, spoke
against the resolution, saying it would
be out oil the question ior his section.
The citizens OF that ward woul rebel at
coming to the location named. He
wanted tho scholars from all parts Of
the city to be allowed to attend.
judge Boyd spoke in favor OF the re-
port. He said the location decided
upon costs 500 front loot. about the
average, and in his opinion it was bet
tor than any. North OF the creek lies
the majority OF the population. five
wards above and three below. The school
building should BIO erected on this piece
OF Ground-there would never be M OPP
portunity 10 secure so much property
without destroying buildings. lie
would contemplate building TO cost
about $4,000. and alter awhile to build
another high school building south of
tho creek. Mr.. Medick SAID if high
school is proposed why not finish
Webster building and the high school
could be accommodated there. Mr..
Waiord said ii the plan is as outlined
by Judge Boyd his views would be con.
siderably changed.
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HIGH SCHOOL, Fight.

The special committee on high school
reported they had secured JAIME, A.
Henry to secure options for ground for
a high school building. The committee
recommended the proposition OF Wheat
& Speidel for tho old court house prop
erty. at Chuplino and Twelfth street s,
be accepted: price $4,000, the president
Of the board to execute contract.
Mr.. Hcnry's report showing the other
property on which he had secured on.
tlon4 was read. Tho following were the
pieces OF property named i'll the report:
sIrE no. |.
Situated Mt the corner Of Twcntv.nrst and
Chaplinc streets total frontage OF ISL feet on the
latter thorOhshiare; options as follows:
Mrs Annie T.. Reuter- 81 = Chanliuc street s 100
Mrs Elizabeth Emblem. 2lOi Chaolinc
Mrs. Mary liesSeman. = sChNplInc street GOO
George W. Miller III Chapllnc slrcct 56lO
]. T. wcstwood, @ll6 ChapinO street ......... $50
r,o,,I :, n-n
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The above does not include the hook and lad
dor property. which would have 10 be secured
10 make the site practicable
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Tea Go.
LcsSIwAF
WANTED.

Misunderstanding SALES
w MEN or have fine side line BOUQUET
CIGAE Co, TyuchburI. Va ia2o
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-22

committee OF the American Railway
Union held a meeting this evening and
unanimously voted to declare the strike
off. Internationally. They sent short
notice to this effect to superintendent
Fillmore. The military will probably
remain two or three days yet to look
after a few hot heads who are intimi-
dating workmen.
Superintendent Fillmore said tonight:
1.-THE surrender is unconditional. We
made no promises and will take back
only such men as we have places for,
and whose services we are willing to
accent"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-22
RR1cE DENIES THE REPORT.

Washington, July 21.-There has been
a persistent rumor about the capitol
all day, that conservative Democratic
senators have been in conference and
that they have adopted plan to defeat
the tariff bill If on Monday the senate
does not definitely instruct the tariff
conference to stand by the senate bill
Senator Brice, who is regarded as the
leader of this element, pronounced the
story without foundation. He said 1t
was true, however, that the conserva-
tives have been great deal together,
and that they understood one another
perfectly. He said furthermore that so
far as he is concerned, he has decided
to support Mr.. Villas in his effort to have
the sugar differential striken out Of the
bill, and added that the sugar schedule,
being an administration measure, he
saw no reason why the administration
should not have its own way about 1t
now. He added that If insistence upon
this course should result in the defeat
of the bill, as he thought 1t might, the
conservative Democrats would not be
responsible for the result. 1t does not
now appear that there is any prospect
Of an early Democratic caucus in the
senate.
Senator German says there will be no
Democratic causus between this and the
calling of the senate on Monday.
Villas said he had no purpose In with
drawing his motion to amend the sugar
schedule by striking out the one-eightf
cent differential on refined sugar.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-22
A RESOLUTION PASSED.

washington, July 21.-There was a
slim attendance of members Of the
house today. Bowers damanded a regu-
lar order on a resolution proposing an
amendment to the constitution provid-
ing that senators be elected by direct
vote Of the people. Although two
thirds vote is required for measures
amending the constitution, the pending
resolution was passed, 1877 to 40, with 10
votes to spare. The announcement was
received with Democratic applause. The
house disagreed to the senate amend
ments on the Indian appropriation bill.
Holman, Allen, and Wilson. (Washing-
tom were appointed conferees.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-22
INGALLS, POINTED TALK
Cleveland Blundered Onto One
CommendabIe Act.
THE volLAnT VICTORIOUS.
Brice Denies a Conspiracy Has Been
Formed to Defeat the Tariff
Bill.
THE vloILANT VICTORIOUS
Associated Press.

Fredonia, Kan, July 21.--A battery Of
big guns fired the opening salute OF
the third district Republican campaign
Ex-senator ingalls,, Hon. Bernard Kelly,
and Col. Dick Blue spoke before vast
audiences this afternoon and evening.
ingalls, received with enthusiasm the
brilliant ovation always accorded him.
He said in the course of two hours
address:
II am here today to make Repub-
iican speech. Your chairman, in intro
ducing me, said that 1 had retired from
public life That is a mistake. 1 was
retired. My retirement was purely in
voluntary. The campaign waged against
me, unjust as 1t was, was the most
scientific in politics. 1t resulted in
throwing me higher into the atmosphere
than anything else that has been re-
corded since the COW jumped over the
MOON"
Getting into his speech, Mr.. ingalls,
said that there is one thing worse than
a Populist 1t is a Democrat. For the
condition in which the state finds itself
today, the Democracy is strictly and
wholly responsible. The great question
before the American people is not the
tariff, but whether we are to have any
government in this country at all. This
question is for the Republican party to
answer, because every other party has
shown itself incompetent to handle It,.
Mr.. Ingalls, spoke at length of the re-
cent strike, bitterly inveighing against
the attempt of worlSingmen to prevent
Others from attempting to labor at
wages they refused.
For the condition of affairs in Chi
cago, no man is more responsible than
Cow Altgeld, but when he pardoned
the anarchists he said it was safe to
burn, pillage, and shed blood. Grover
Cleveland, in telling Altgeld the United
States must protect its citizens, blum
dered on to the first serviceable act of
his two terms. The question of the hour
is the survival of constitutional govern
ment among men. Unless the Repub-
lican party is able to accomplish this
task, l tell you 1t is gone"
He announced that he was opposed to
woman suffrage because his mother,
wife, sisters, and daughters, do not want
to vote. He said he is bimetallist.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-22
NOT HEAVY ENOUGH.

Tacoma, July 21.--Chas. A. Barnes, ex-
chief clerk of the Northern Pacific
freight department, and secretary Of the
local American Railway Union, was con-
.victed Of contempt in the United States
court today, and fined $50. James d
Creighton, Of Pasco. was convicted OF
contempt and sentenced to thirty days
imprisonment. Robert Lining, of Spo'
kane, got sixty days. and L. d. Scho.
field, of the same place, ninety days
also for contempt. All three tried tc
derail cars, and threw stones at the
officers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-22
A. DISASTROUS SEASON.

San Francisco, July 2l.-Advices
brought by the Asiatic steamer from
scalers in Japanese waters are not very
encouraging to the managing owners.
Skins are worth only $14.5O each, and
that means that each schooner must
have at least 1900 on board to pay ex-
penses. The average comes away be-
low that. All in all, the season has been
a disastrous one. Four schooners are
known to be a total loss. over eighty
men have lost their lives-four can-
tains among them. This catch is the
only medium one so far as reported.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-07-22
WOOL sMUGGLERs.

Malone, N. Y July 21.-Hon. Allen S.
Matthew'S, member oe the assembly
from this Franklin) county, has been
arrested charged with smuggling wool.
Recently the asscnblyman's father p.
A. Matthews, aged 80 years, was arrest
ed on a charge of smuggling aboat lOO-
900 pounds Of wool, the duty on which
would have amounted to $4,000. Other
arrests will follow.