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Western Literary Movement.
The Outlook.

~ VNTTVVI
The literary progressive movement in the
West continues bravsly. n Chicago paper
states that what was the "'Tammany Ath-
letic Club of that city having come 10 an
end through difficulties with the police, IL
is 10 be reorganized under the name of the
Henrik Ibssn Club. 1t is firmly believed
that even the Chicago police will respect
the mighty name of Ibsen and allow thS
club a wide latitude in it's conduct.
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men have made no attempt TO keep the
camp clean. and IL is now in a disgusting
state, and there is apprehension of ar out
break OF disease. AT a conference tonight
the plan of building a flat boat and float
ing down the Des Moines river to the Mis-
sissippi near Keokuk was seriously dis
cussed by Kelly and his advisers. The mat
ter will be finally acted upon to-morroM.
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oklahoma Soldiers Resolve.

GUTHRIE. O. T.. May 4-The Oklahoma
division of the army of the commonweal
held a grand rally tonight. About four
hundred soldiers were present. After a
number Of stirring addresses a resolution
was adopted deploring 1.-The unlawful action
by the Washington authorities in pre-
Immediate action on the part of Congress
to bring G awful Judgment upon the gull
ty persons concerned in this diabolical out
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Alleged Coxeyites Dispersed.

ELIZABETH. n. j., May 4.-One hum
dred alleged Coxeyites who nave been liv-
ing in huts near North Elizabeth were dis
persed by police of this city to-day. The
men claimed that they were waiting to go
to Washington when the armies from
the West arrive there. They were COM
pletely surprised by the sudden attack and
fed in every direction. All the huts and
their contents were set on fire by the off,
Gers.
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Improvements in lee.
Hartford Courant.

Ice is TO be frozen into cubes the coming
season by a new process. These cubes will
be "cubed' or subdivided to such an ex-
tent that a tap with an ice pick mot a
blow will he sufficient to break them into
regular inch and a half cubes. a dozen Of
which can be dropped into the ice pitcher,
or one into a goblet for individual use.
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Trade Statistics.

LONDON, May AIR. Giffen. the WELL
known statistician, has prepared a table
of comparison Of the trade OF England,
Germany. France and the United States
during the years 1890 TO 1892. with the per-
iod OF 1854 and 1885, showing that the i'm
ports have increased in the following pro-
portions: United States and Germany, each
80 per cent: England IL and France 6 per
cent. The exports have also increased,
many 8. England 10 and France IA per cent.
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Roberts Breaks His Own Record.

MANCHESTER, May 4-Roberts. the
English billiard player, last night made
an unfinished break, with pot barred. OF
1,0SS points, beating his own record by 16
points. Play was resumed to-day and Rob
erts finished his break. placing the total
at 1892 points. thus beating his record by
81 Doints.
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Cnble Nosea.

A cold wave has spread over Scotland
and the district OF Yorkshire. 1t is snow
Ing hard and the cold is intense.
Thirteen Anarchists have Eeen arrested
for connection with the explosion OF dyna-
mite at the residence of DR.. Rensen. in the
Rue lie La Paix. Liege.
The large wholesale and retail drapery,
carpet, curtain, upholstery and cabinet
stores OF Arnott & Co.. Dublin, have been
destroyed b. fire. Loss. Sl.O00,o00.
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he Wise and Merry.

wines. They are the purest and best. Order
some Port, Sherry, Muscatel, Angelica, etc,
only SIS per gallon. Tel. 407.
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Revolution I'm San Salvador.

SAN SALVADOR, May 4-Santa Ana
is in Instruction. The rebels have sur
prised the barracks. Prompt measures
have been taken by the government to
suppress the revolution. and the sinsur-
gents are to-day surrounded by ten thou
sand troops and a large train of artillery.
AS a result the instruction will be sup
pressed within three days. The rebels are
numbering and robbing defenseless peo-
pie and are also committing other crimes.
A battle took place yesterday between
the government troops and iye revoltefs,
in which General EZeta, commanding the
government forces was victorious. Another
body Of Ezeta's troops under General For
rera, has defeated the revolutionists and
is now marching towards Santa n
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Imprisoned I'm a Cavern.

GRAFT, Austria, May 4.-The party of
eight tourists who were imprisoned by a
sudden rise Of water while exploring a
stalactite cavern at Zourach. near this city,
Saturday last have not yet been rescued.
The renewed floods have prevented the
rescue parties from approaching the spot
where the tourists are supposed TO be. A
diver who made two daring attempts TO
reach the people in the cavern was upon
each occasion pulled out in a senseless con-
dition. The aperture through which the
tourists entered the cavern is now blocked
with beams and powders. There seems to
be no doubt that some Of the tourists are
still alive. as blows, as if delivered with a
hammer, nave recently been heard coming
from the interior of the cavern.
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Twelve New Torpedo "a
WASHINGTON. May 4-Senator Nc
Pherson, chairman OF the committe on
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COMING no TERMS.
Tho Italian Governmen. and tho Pope Dc.
coming RecOnoIIed.

Tho italian Government and tho Pope Dc.
coming RecOnciiod.
LONDON, Sept 1l.-Under the caption
"Pons PontIficis" tho Pail Mall Gazette
prints an article with the object Of
showing that Premier Crispi is rapidly
approaching q reconciliation between
the king aud the pope.
Last Thursday, tho article says, Sig.
nor Crispps private secretary had o
long interview with Cardinal Rampollo,
the former being the frat Italian official
who has visited the vatican since 1870.
This visit, the Gazette says, began a So
ries OF negotiations, the results Of which
are shown In the pope's prompt estab.
llshmont OF an apostolic prefecture In
Masso wah, Immediately following which
Ring Humbert gave bis assent to tho
appointment OF Cardinal Sarto, tho
pope's nominee 10 tho Office OF patriarch
OF Venice, concerning which appoint
ment there has been prolonged disa-
greement between the vatican and the
quirinal.
The most significant incident Of all,
however, is tho act OF Signor Crispi 60
ing out Of his way in his speech ut M
plos yesterday to compliment Cardinal
Sanielice, the archbishop OF Naples, and
to summon tho church aud tho state 10
Join their forces against the common
enemy. The presence of Cardinal san.
felice on tho platform, says tho Gazette,
betokened the Willingness Of tho pope
to como 10 terms.
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Hnnan rHIl FuN GAME IN.
Brles and Auti.Brice Factions Fight Over
the Resolutions.

Brles and AutI.Brics Factions Fight Over
the RESOLUTIONS.
Whom the convshtion roconvonod at 2
o'clock, the committee OF organization
reported In favor Of continuing tho
temporary organization, which was
done
Tho following vico presidents woro
named: John W. Konnon, David Wag-
nor, /. II. Day, James Dunfeo, Matthew
Grconloe, ]. r. Chntlesworth and Ma
riou Hoffman.
Tho committee to select delegates TO
the state convention reported tho FOL
lowing nameB: j. +, Charlosworth,
William Dixon, Thomas Ault, George
7. Nuzum, Joseph A. Henderson, Will
lam Kinaoy, Fred Jones, Alex. Pryor. n.
X. Kennon, George Nealou, Carlos
LeashorWood and D. II. Mtlllsan.
Tho only lifo that was put into tho
convention was whom tho committee on
resolutions reported. Mr.. ]. D. Ryan,
chairman Of the oommittcp. read them
In an unCtlous manor, and thoy wero
W follows:
We the Democrats Of Belmont county
in convention, assembled EOnew our nj
lOgiunco, to ths pSinG5lsa Of tho Demo-
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Tho Democrats OF Belmont county
Ohio. In their convention a. Bridgeport
Yesterday, like the national party, dc.
cared themselves TO DO without prlnci.
plss, with this difference. Tho national
,..,y had q few assorted seconds" but
Violated thcEn, while the Belmont Dem
Ocracy Gnally decided TO have mono at
Al. and this Is how Il came about. The
party In Belmont iS split up in Brico
and anti. Brice factions, and In tho ap-
pointment Of tho committee TO select
delegates 10 tho state convention and
the committee on resolutions, all the
interest Of tho convention conferred. A
faction led by EVorlcigh South, Of
Bridgeport, and who comes from the
rock.rlpbcd Democracy OF Greene Coun-
~, Pa, and George Mckee and Post
master Glass. OF Flushing. have been
stirring up 0 feeling against Senator
Brice, South 10 chairman Of the cleo.
tIon board and, 1t 10 said. has been writ
Ing all over the county with view to
setting up tho convention against Driee,
and this with a view to being caudi-
dato Tor the legislature next year. Mr..
McKoe's humble aspirations do not go
higher than tho Bridgeport postofice.
Il Was presumed that they had tho
committees aud the organization fixed,
but as II turned out Il was only pre-
sumption, Tho slate was broken. The
delegates as named 10 tho staIo conven-
lion stand ten TO two for Brice. But
there was sort OF q saw OF In regard
to tho platform. The committee
brought In an unanimous report en-
donsing Clevelaud's administration and
tho Wilson bill as II passed the house
Of representatives, and condemning
those Who obatructod ita passage. At
this point Mr.. South moved to amond
the resolutions by inserting tho numes
Of the obstructionists, German, Brico,
Smith aud others. Then tho fur flew.
elimination and recrimination rolled
over on the floor together, and even an
intoxicated spectator from Wheeling
had tho temority to put in his oar. And
why shouldn't ho2 He felt perfectly
uuu Dilbsluity " hOA" "A WV "eS
finally ordered on tho amendment,
which stood 40 10 81 In favor
Of inserting the names, but before the
result could DO announced Mr.. A. @.
Darrah, OF st. Clairsvillo, moved TO
table tho resolutions and tho amend-
ment, aud the question being irnmodi-
ately put Chairman Eaton declared tho
motion carried. Then bedlam broke
loose again, many claiming that they
had called for division. and others not
delegates assumed the privileges OF tho
floor, until the celebrated seance boz
tween tho eimlan and the parrot was O
drawing room reception compared to 1t.
but the chairman stood firm and every
thing went, platform aud amendment
10 the table to reposein inoccuous desu-
eiude; and thus II was the Belmont
Democracy refused TO have any princi-
plies at all, leaving themselves like a
king without a kingdom and prince
without people. At this point tho oil
portrait OF Cleveland, resting on an easel
on the stage, was seen 10 wink tho other
eve. Tho remsinder Of the proceedings
yoro tanner than blind dog.
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KNOWLEDGE

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Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
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nEI,MoNr pEMocnAoY.
Convention ut bridgeport Yestcrday-Tho
Preliminary Proceedings.

Convention ut bridgeport fedtcFuuy-Aho
Preliminary Proceedings.
Tho Democratic convention Of Bel.
mont county, Ohio, convened in the
bridgeport opera hou,o yesterday. 1t
was a tamo and lifclcss affair, there boz
ing little or no contest for tho various
Offices, which, taken with the slim at
tendance Of delegates. threo townships
being entirely unropruscntcd, made the
volcanic action over tho platform tho
oulv entertaining feature OF the gather.
ing The O., L. & W. cornet bund OF
Barton with persuasive melody was en-
ploycd to entico the delegates into tho
hail, and at II o'clock when r q. My
ers, chairman OF the county committee,
cIlied tho convention to order, tho hall
was not q quarter full. He called on
Judge Robert Eaton, OF ST. Clairsvillc,
to preside, and Editor David Milligan,
Of the st. Clairsville Gazette, TO act as
temporary secretary. Judge Eaton Is
man Of handsome presence, fluent
and graceful speaker. fIe entertained
tho audience with n recital OF tho al.
legged iniquities OF the Republican and
virtues Of the Democratic party. He
claimed that his purity was the only one
that had principles; that they had been
the samo since tho foundation OF tho
government, and that they Tcro tho
only ones that could perpetuato tho gov
eminent. This little bit Of pleasantly
was loudly cheercd.
Getting Immediately down to bust
moss. tho chairman appointed the fol-
lowing committees:
Rcsolutions-J. B. Ryan, ]. NJ. Brown.
T. D. Stewart, William Dixon and
George Jenninga
State DolegateB--A. @. Darrah, Ever
leigh South. Park Anderson, Il. Eaton
and Michael Linsky.
Permanent 0rganizattou--H. Glass,
i. d. Hoge, William Clifton, Lewis 30.
ger and.J. W. Culbertson.
Rules-J. W. Hingley. George K.
Mitchell and l. @. Loech. Tho convon-
ton then took a recoss for dinner.
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aNornEn REVOLUTION

In Bu,avIn, Jnvn-Thc Natives Revolt
Against tho Dutch Rulers.
San FRAxcIsco, CAL, Sept. I'D. I.
Tlnens. q graduate Of Cambridge, Eng
land, who has been travelling for tho
past niue months, arrived hero from
Batavia, Java, in company with several
friends. lIc says thcro is a violent In
surrection OF the natives on tho Island
of Lombok against tho Dutch rulers.
Tho native island king has Joined forces
with the natives, and unitedly thoy arc
doing ali they can to throw OF tho
Dutch yoke.
War Ia in actual progress. How
many havo been killed on both sidos IL
not known, but at tho last engagement
tho Dutch forces wcro fopolied. In
Batavia there was great excitement
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THE ORIENTAL WAR.

The japanese the AEEressorS 10 the Wei
Hal Wei naval BatCIe-Great Safering
10 Korea
LoEDoS, Sept ia dispatch TO the
Times from Wei Hal Wei to-day says
tina. a commission composed Of foreign.
Ors, after examining tho incidents Of
the naval lgh. Of July %. declares that
tho JapenesO wire tho agyressors. The
Chinese, the commission adds, Serc
careful 10 avoid the appearance OF prov
ocatiou, but the Japanese Waylaid the
Chinese, selecting Q good position. Con-
tinuing, tho Times correspondent cables
that both the Chinese and Japanese
armies In Korea arc seemingly Inactive.
The japanese have ordered tho Koreans
70 cut their hair as q token OF subiee-
ton. Tho Koreans refused 20 do 50,
preferriug 10 fight for theIr liberty.
A dispatch received hero from ShanR-
hal to-day says food and ammunition
are said 10 be spelling all along the
route southwark. As u result food is
becoming very scarce in tho Chinese
army. although they are doing their
best 70 live on tho country. But the
country is poor, and although tho
Koreans profess willingness to help the
Chinese they GOnd in worry little in the
way OF supplies,
According TO tho dispatch referred 10
the protenGs OF Chinese naval activity
Is absurd. Tho Japanese are said TO DO
maintaining such 4 strict blockade Of
the Korean coast that not even the
smallest vessel can get through. Hun.
dreds OF Chinese soldiers are reported
TO have died OF want and exposure. aud
much sickness and is said 10 exist In
their ranks.
On the other hand the Japanese orc
said to be much better prepared for &C
tiYa operniinnR
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poAnp OF NAYIGAToRs.
The National Meeting Begins Its Sessior
ut Cinoiunnti.

The National Meeting begins Its Session
Mt Cinciunnti.-
CINCINNATI, O., Sept n.-over one
hundred delegates arc in attendance at
tho annual meeting hore OF the Ma
tional Board Of Steam Navigation,
which lasts thereo days. Tho lakes are
moro largely represented than the riv-
ers, but the latter will DO fully repre-
resented tonight. The annual reports
Of tho president, secretary and treas
urer werc presented, showing tho Or
ganization in better condition than for
years, with balance Of $4,000 on
hand. Tho report OF tho committee on
legislation relative TO the recently
passed river and harbor bill was dis
GUESSED at length. and will DO under con-
sideration till tomorrow. Some radi-
cal action Ia contemplated at the meet
ING
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Glinlpses
America

are through Canada and the New England
States The trip IS to Ottawa. Canada, for a
view of Chaudere Falls as they appear when
the crown of the ice-king is upon them, then
through Lachine Rapids and on to Montreato
participate in the Winter Carnival which Is
held there Thence we journey to Quebec
and take glance at its heights and battle
grounds, then speed away to Montmorenci
Falls, Lake St. John, and the river Of Death,
through region of great scenic beauty. Our
trip is thereafter southwark to the Green
Mountains of Vermont, by lakes, rivers, falls,
farm-Iands. villages and thence on into the
heart of the White Mountains. Here curiosity,
awe, grandeur and beauty are in company
joining hands and holding wondrous region
in their embrace; we travel to the summit of
Mount Washington and look aWayto the sea,
and around upon an army of mountains
scared with vast chasms. garlanded with
heavy forests silvered with running streams,
jeweled with sapphire lakes, wonder break
ing upon wonder aw
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| Panorama.
Glorious to Behold.

From the White Mountains our tour is to
Maine and thence to Boston and down the
Old Colony Road by Woodworth's Home,
where he wrote "The Old Oaken Bucket"
and Daniel Webster's Farm, to the seaside
haunts of Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
We visit Plymouth also. where the Pilgrim
Fathers anchored. view the monumental spots
where they lie, repeat the old stories and en-
10y review of the historic associations of
places and individuals which distinguished
New England annals.
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Evrny houaehold should bo prepared

EVERY household should BIO prepared
for emergencies, for how often, "like q
thief in tho night" Group or whoopinG
cough may comeupona dear child with
out warning and in fcw hours place
its sweet life In balance by slender
thread. Cubeb Cough Cure. promptly
used, will avert all danger. Delays arc
dangerous. Sold by Alex. I. Young,
John Klari, Wheeling, and Bowie &
Co., Bridgeport, Ohio.
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THEY FOUGHT BRlGE
s.lnoas County Democratic oon-
vontion at Bridgeport
PLATFORM LAID OH THE TABLE

ovIus to struggle of tho antI.Drsoo
FACTION 20 Have tho ''consorya.
hyo- Ohio Senator Named Out In
MoctIn' Along With German. Smith
.ud othor rraltors-shrowd Tactics
Of tho price siOn Save tho Day for
Th.m-A spiritioss Conventional
Perlunctory county Tloke. NomI.
natod.
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Harvest Excursion to Michigan, soptem.
her Is, 1904.

Tho Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Railway Company will mako half fare
rates for tho round trip to all points in
Michigan. Stop over privileges will DO
granted 70 any point in tho state.
Tickets will DO on sale September Is,
1894, good for twonty days. This Is q
rare chance to visit your friends and
examine the vast resources and business
opportunities Of this great state. Tick
cts on salo at all stations.
]. E. Terry.
General freight and passenger agent.
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The VOICE of tho people

Procnlms ono fact as ,ruo, namely, that Hos.
tetter's stomach Bitters effects q euro whenCvOr
It is persIstcutly used for tho ailments to which
It Is adapted Among these arc malarial aud
dyspcptIc ailmouts. rheumatism, nervous aud
kidney complaints, constipation md bllIort-
ness. A tablespoonful three times day is about
the average.
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GLASGOW, Sept. 11.-Thc Allan Limo
steamer AssyrIan from Montreal, on
August % for this port, previously re;
ported aground opposite Dunbatton,
has boon hauled of without damage.
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RHEUMATISM, nouralRia, headachO
ands pain Of ovory kind instantly re- c
liovod BY Johnson's Magotlc OIL. 81 %
sIxo 90 cents; 90 cent size % cents
Chas. Il. GOOtze aud W. W. Irwin. e
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. ll.-At
tho close OF buSlncsO to-day tho net
cash in tho treasury was Sl2I,770,OOS Of
which $50, l0G0O3 represented tho gold
reserve.
, 1894-03-10

honorifo cerem onial the Empress, and all
great officers Of the Househ old being pre-
sent, and WAS repeatedly embraced. He
afterwards dined alone with the Emperor and
returned at nightfall to Fr~iedrichsruhe,
%fatigued, but it is said delighted with tbs
cordially of his reception. 1t is officially
announced that politics we're not discussed,
but it seems certain that the ceremonial
was a political event. which has greatly
disconcerte ed the opposition and increased the
Emperor's popularity. Not only is Prince
Bismarck the natural head of the Conser-
vative party, but the Germans know their
history, and think it uniting that any quar-
rel should subsist between the true founder Of
the Empire and his Sovereign, q feeling
greatly deepened by the impression tdat the
ex .Chancellor's health is broken, and that he
is liable to attacks each Of which leave him
f ebler than before. He has a magnificent
constitution, but it has been severely tried.
and the Prince has not the ascetiO habits
either Of his old master or of Count Won
MoItke.