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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-03-22
Fine Improved Farm,

$50 acres, II miles from town;
price $1,000. Terms very easy.
Good bottom land adapted to
fruit, hops, alfalfa or general
farming, we'll located for stock
raising, being near range.
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LETTER list.

The following letters remain uncalled for Al
the North Yakima postofilce:
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IN INDIANA

No General Resumption = Miners VIII
nIost "Wednesday and Decide What They
Will Do.
BRizlt, Isp., June 1s.-Tho miners Of
this city met to-day to decide whether
they would return 20 work In body or
stand by the docision Of tho state con-
vention. Az other points Of the county
woro not represented, 1t was decided to
hold o mnss.meetlpg Wednesday, when
q final settlement will ,bo reached, as
both block and biluminous miners will
bo represented. The block mlnera arc
greatly dissatisfied and few returned TO
work to-day, although II is claimed quite
q number will resume work tomorrow.
Most OF tho oporaeors huve e1pseg.ed q
willingness 10 pay the price.
SULLIVAN, 1rp., June lo.-Throughout
this county the minors generally assert
their purpose not 10 accept tho coInpro.
misc scale adopted at Columbus. No
mines arc yot In operation in this
ctunty, although it is the confident be.
lief Of many that work will gradually
be resumed, and that in week or ten
days most oft miners will DO at work.
This is tho evident expectation Of tho
operators and the railroad officials. aa
preparations are being made to resume
fraff1n ~ Is -s1I sH7
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Pennsylvania MINERS
Resdme in Sorno Portions os tho State
Olhor Sccrtoos Idle.

Resdme in Sorne Portions os tho State.
o.hor Sections Idls.
PTrsBuaGu. Pa, Juno 1s.-There vas
no general resumption Of mining opera.
tiohs In the Pi.tuburgh district to-day,
although at most Of the railroad mines
and mdny OF the iron mines the dlRgers
have taken their tools to the pits ana
nre making preparations to start
Thore are many minor disputes 10 bc
settled and twill be several days before
the colleries nre all running.
Along the Wheeling division Of tho
Baltimore & Ohio and in the West Now
ton districts the miners wcro nearly all
ut work. but at tho Montour. tho Wcst-
moreland and thick vein districts tho
diggera wuIe out, the operators refusing
to pay but 90 cents per ton inatoad Of
sc contB, as agreed at Columbus.
In the river districts the men are
still out in tho secoud and fonrth pool.
Tho operatora obiectto signing yearly
agreement, and tho miners will not 60
back until this Is done. At ManoRn
work has not been resumed. but will be
shortly. The deputiea are s,ill on duty.
The settlement OF the great coal atrik5
and Tho return to work to.dGy Of 5000
Of tho 10000 miners in this district
have given an impetus to oil kindn Of
business. and the situation is now more
hopeful than ut nny time for many
months.
Among the large plants IN this city
which resumed to-day after long Idle.
moss were the Carbon iron and steel
compaulea' works, 0livor's Twenty
sixth street works; Zug & Go. . works,
Shoenberger and Howe, Brown & Co.
The latter hea been shut down
for two yeare. and started up
in full, giving employment to 500 mon.
The Black Diamond steel works will
also begin operations this week, and
tho Edgar Thomson steel works will
start as coon US o sufllcient supply OF
coke is received.
At McKeeapoIt everything is quiet,
but 1t 10 thought the tubo works will
start up coon, as many Of tho strikers
have expressed willingness to return
whenever the firm wRs ready to resume.
AT Scottdale the Scottdaie iron and
steel company's plan. resumed in full
after an idlonesa OF several weeks
Il
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CAMDEN AND GoRsfaN
Bcfort tho Sugar Trust Investigating CO
nittce-Sothing Divnlscd.

Before tho Sugar Trust Investigating Com.
understanding Divnlscd.
WAHrSGros. D. c., June 1s.-sen-
ators Camden. Cameron, Gorman and
Washburn wcro among thoso who ap.
peared to-day befors tho senate commit.
tee investigating tho sugar trust. Sen.
ator Camden related tho clrcumstanc
under which he introduced II. O. Have
moyer to Chairman Jones.
Mr.. German was asked the usual
questions about speculation in sugar
stocks and ownership OF them, but he
said he hnd neither held any of tho
stock nor speculated in It In Rny way,
nor uided others in dong 90 by giving
out Information concerning probable
sugar legislation. Tho other senators
denied that they had apecula,cd in or
owned any sugar stock during the pend.
ency Of tho present tariff bill, etc
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CoLUsBue, O.. Juno ls.-Lettera and
kilograms to-day to national hepdquar.
tera Of the United Mine Workers Of
America give unmiatakable evidence
the sentiment In favor Of sustaining
the national ofticera ia growing rapidly.
It 10 believed at headquarters that at
least two-thirds Of tho miners Of Ohio
resumed work this morning, although
no information had been received on
which to bass an estimato Of tho exact
number. President Mcbride 10 Of the
opinion that all dxeept those in tho
Masaillon field will resume operations
p.lor to tho close Of the present wcok.
Reports received from points along
tho Cleveland. Lorian & Wheeling road
this morning chow that work was 70
sumed at only two mines on the entire
length OF tho road These mines wore
at Rock Hill. In tho Massllion district
not man womb TO work, tho Minors
having decided in mass meeting not to
abide by tho Columbus agreement.
They will hold out for 10 cent differ.
ential over the ratio paid in the Hooking
district The militia continues to
guard all bridges and truatles along tho
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling railway.
In connection with tho minors at
Camp Bloc today they stated that ny
long tho difsrential wus withhold not q
pick would bo raiaed, aud that II scab,
were chosen in their stead there would
be the biggest riot in the history Of the
country, and that the militia would be
of little consequences to suppress It,
The miners ID tho New Lisbon district
returned to work to-day On the basis
adopted by tho Columbus conference.
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Shots Fired BY Strikers.

PoNxsYrAwvEY, Pa, June lS.@Trouple
vas reported about nooh at Walston,
one Of the Bell Lowis and Yates mines,
during which great many ehots were
fred by tho otrikers. The railroad COM
pauy ran work train there to repair
the track, aud almost Immediately it
was surrounded by mob Of shouting
women and children. These were fol-
lowed by men With clubs and reyolvere,
who demanded that the train leave the
place at once. accompanying the de-
nand with the firing OF tho pistols.
The train was pulled back 70 town with.
out any one being hurt, as Tho shots
were fired over their heads. ALI is quiet
there and at Horatio. About $50 new
men are now working In the mine.
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EIlKs GRANp nopoE.


Atlantis City Crowd Has tho bulge on
- Their Jntnustown Rivnls.
ssefai Dosp1tch o. Ess IaeliS5emay.
ATLANTIC CrrY;N. T., June la-Down
hare by the sea hero is congregated IN
army OF horned brothpra whose mum.
bers are increasing every hour. II Is
the occasion OF thirlieth annual session
of the grand lodge, B. o. P. Elks, and
notwithstanding the unfortunate con.
troversy between jamestown and this
city as TO the holding Of the session. the
city by the eea has triunpbed and to-
night tho street arc alivo with members
OF the fraternity. Three.fourtha OF tho
lodges are represented here, thus at
testing their loyalty to the grand
trustees. -l.t. 4 Z ~;
The SESSION opens tomorrow Mt 10
q. m. in the Academy OF Music, and
from advices read tonight It will be
attended not only by those hero to-
night, but BY o mighty food OF dis
gruntled ones who will como troopiug
from Jamestown, sndder but wiser.
Mr.. John A. Howar O.. R Tracy, oi
Wheeling. and J. @. Simpson. OF the
Moundsville "baby lodge" are costly
quartered OF the Mansion kouse. Every
indication points to most successful
session. ~, 5, ~ !,
A telegram was received from the
grind treasurer, who nakeu his report
to tho grand trustees at Atlantic City,
statos that he will not pey the money
in hia hands to to tho grand secretary,
Allen o. Myors, until his SUCCESSOR Is
elocted by tho grand lodge at Atlantic
City, as he has over S. 600 in hand, aud
will hold onto It Tbero arc over 800
delegates here. and only seventy at
jamestown. FS-fE
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ARRESTING MINERS
IN Illinois Who Iinve obstructed Trains
Militia Aiding tho u. S. nInrshalp,

| In Illinois Who Have obstructed Trains.
liilitla Aiding tho U. 5. 1IatslnlB.
NfouSr OLIVE ILL.,, June lS.-The
mining situation at this point is now
assuming serious and tlircatening
aspect Tho Seventh regimout, Illinois
National Guard, Colonel Colby com.
mauding, arrived this afternoon and
are now cncaln ped horb. They are hcfe
to assist the United Statos mnrshals in
arrcstine tho unruly mincrs, who tor
tho past week have been conducting
things hero with such high hand,
stopping freight trains. rloting, break
| ing car eouls and when coal waa found,
not permitting It to bo carried through
tho city, but unloading 1t aud taking it
homo
The grand jury OF this. Dlacoupin
county, laat wook, found indictments
and warrants wcro Issued for tho arrest
OF 10 minors charged with various
offences. Lus. Saturday night United
States Marshal Brinton and oevon
assistants madc an effort TO arrest tho
guilty ones on these warnnts. but 10 no
avail. aa they werD surrounded by tho
ungry min0ra aud forced to release their
priOonon. Owing to tho presence OF
tho militia, however, this evening the
guilty onoa aro being arrested ns last US
found. Twenty-Five havo boon taken
into custody up to s p. m. and cont to
Springfield.
About 400 OF tho miners hold q sucrot
nooting to-day and pnsacd resolutions
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PfrrspuRnu, Juno 1S.-J. S. Coxoy,
general Of tho Common woal army, mr.
rived In Pittsburgh to-day. A populist
headquarters longthy contcrcncc was
hold with Captain Sullivan md Louis
Smith Dlonborc. the ey.Unknowu.
Many local Populists were presont. It
was rninorod that tho appearance hcro
Of Co1ey at this tilno, when several
armics Of Commonwcalorp aro duo,
moans resumption OF actual loadur.
ahip upon his part In directing tho
Commonwpaiers to Washington. This,
however, Coxey denied. i.
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BnoADDUs INSTITUTE,

Prof. Waylnnd r. I.eynolds, Formerly OF
tho University, Elected President.
Special D'spn!ch 10 the Intt,ligencet.
CLAnKsuURa, W. Va. Juno 1S.-The
trustcos of Broaddus classical and ucicn.
,itlc institute havo clocted Prof. Way.
land +. Reynolds, A. NJ, president.
Prof. W. NJ. Blair. tho now vice preri.
dent, will arrive In iow days TO tnko
charge OF tho dormatories. The school
will opon carly In September. Tho
now president IL tho only utudont who
over completed all tho coursoa in tho
tho state university before graduation,
thus giving him tho degroo Of 4. NJ.
He ls alao graduate Of tho Chicago
uniy6rglty, 'A
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and was greeted enthusiastically. He
Will DO tho guoat OF oxtC tCommidsiono
John w. Mason at his country place,
ncar bero, Among tho iiost promi.
nent arrivals nt tho three hotels to-
night Hotel Skinner, Mountain City
House and Continental, ete tho follow
ing; Hon. John B. Floyd. Of Charles.
ton, editor Of tho ChaEleston Mdi; Pros.
eeu.ing Attorney Lafollette, OF Grafton; |;
Hon. John Slack, OF Charleston; O. d.
Elliot, OF BrRxton county: John w.
Jarrett, OF Charleston A. B. Maaon, Of
Wndeatown. a fI'f5.
Among those from Wheeling arc:
Capt. B. B. Doyenor, Hon. CIV. Atkin.
son, s. G.. Smith, George I. Caddle,
James a. McAdame, q Col. William
Exley, Joseph G. Brady, Charlcs Bur.
lott Hart, P. B. Dobbins, II. u. pebler,
Secretary James X. Hall, OF tho stato
league; Henry Fallon, William Tucker
and others. ti n
From Moundsville arc b, +. Moishcn,
John W. Burohinul, T. W. Manning, I.
]. Parsons, Col. J. Nf. Hooton. Among
the otboro arc 4. NJ. Thomas, Of Graf
tons J. w. Stuck, OF Doddridee county;
W. IL Hall, Of Warrington; U. S. Davio,
Of kanawha county; +. Fl. Tyree and
Elliott Northcott, OF Huntington /; L. NJ.
Wade. OF Sutton; q. r. Martin, Of Mid
dlebourne; r A. Hall, OF Weston; Will
lam burnside, Of Buckhannon;l Y A, B.
Clark, OF Buckhspnon; II. NJ. Adams,
OF Huntington; WIG. Hyor, OF Braxton,
and q delegation Of twenty-five othera
from that county; Col. R. E. Fast, Of
MoIgantown: @. P. DoEr, OF Webster
county; A. b. White. OF Parkersburg;
Gordon Dayton. Of Philippi. II
A. o late hour tonight delegates orc
still coming in, and the streets ars alive
with people. The Fairnont band Is
serenading the headquarters, and on
thusiasm prevails everywhere. There
is the best of, feeling, and confldsncnin In
the. outcome OF the approaching cam
paign ia written on every countenance.
EVERY PROSPECT PLEAsEs.
Every sign points to q successful con.
vention in every respect There are no
differences among the Republicans here.
All contests arc friendly and harmony
that augurs Of success at the polls per.
vades the atmosphere l55 l5f4
A sianificant feature OF the conven.
tion 10 that it is bound to partake OF
the nature OF Che opening gun OF tho
campaign in Hon. William [ Wilson's
district, and judging from expressions
that are being heard Oh every side it
seems that the Republicans OF the en-
tire state are anxious to take q hand in
the great act Of laying out the distin-
guished apostle Of free trade. Some.
body nt my elbow says the United
States senate has already done that, and
it only remaina for the Second West
Virginia district voteYa 10 give him O
decent burial. accept the ametid.
ment-
I The state committee adjourned at
midnight. The only proceeding given
out was tho election 81 Hon. John D.
Floyd to fill the vacancy in the Ninth
district caused by the resignation OF
DR.. Myer. GA. D.
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MAssrLIos, o, June 1s.-An attempt
was made last night by strikera or tholt
sympathiaers to shoot Corporal sher-
man, Of company K, which Is located
near Beach City, a few miles soush OF
this place. The corporal was struck by
o bullet fired by strlkers or their sym
pathizero, but luckily It hit braaa but.
ton on his coat aud tla,tened out with.
out injury. A number oi soldiers
chased the men and fred volloy aftor
volley. but tho strikere escaped In the
darkness.
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yyINSON FINED

For Pulling n Gun During Democratic
Primarics at Huntington Saturday.
Special Dtspatch 10 he Int<liiyaucer. ;5'.s
HUNTINGDON, W. Va, juno ls.-
George Vinson, tho deputy marshal
who pulled gun in voting precinct
here, Saturday, Mt tho Democratic pri.
mary, waa fined SO in the mayors court
this morning for carrying concealed
weapons. Lator e1-Congtessman Glib.
con. who took the revolver that he
wanted to kill W. j. McCaw with from
MIN, sworo out a warrant ngainat VIM
Hon for felony, bu: on account OF his
prcvloua trial in tho mayors court dis.
charged him. Mr.. Gibson Is fofmulat-
ing charges. it is said, against tho dep
uty marshuls. Ha IN
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SEIRMISHI lines
O! tho Great Political Bastlo to Bo
Fought in This State
Observation-Disclosures
BY tso Gathered Cohorts OF tho
Republican League Clubs.
HUNDREDS ARE ON THE GROUND,

Which Gives Assurance of nm Unex.
amplcI outpourins of tho Members
Of tho Lcasuo--All soctions Of the
s.s;o VIII DO Roprcsontod--Har.
mony Will Iseign Supreme and q
United and Determined Front Will
Dc Presented to the Enemy-A Con.
Adcns Feelins of Success in Novcm.
bor Pcrvados tho A,mosphcre--Can.
dtuatcs for tho Offices and Delegates
TO Donvor IN Friendly Contest.
Prominent People Present.
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ton mines, Gays tonight that mines No.
Q md will staTt at that place to.mor-

toW. HNlIH ...'g. 81 IAN 'ftla.t el
LAsALLE, ILLa, June la-No miners
arc at work to-day In tho minea Of La
sRlle, 0glesby or Peru, and tho leaders
declare that tho men will not work un-
le,a last yoar's pricea arc roetorod. The
coal operators Gays they cannot pay Tho
prloes named by the Springfield oonven.
tioh boause thoy arc proportionally
higher than those adopte for tho 0hio
coal field. A passoneer train had mar.
row escape from b0ing wrecked on the
Illinois Central road Just north Of this
city last night. A number OF ties had
been placed across the truck, IL 10 cup
posed by striking coal miners, who wero
nnpered at tho Contral for having hauled
coal over It's line. Tho locomotive
struck tho obstruction. but did not
leave the track. Beyond being Bsverely
shaken tho passengers wore not in
iured.
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wnl A.cenn 20 Lofty ns,rl,,s.

OwEssnoRo. Ky, Juno 1s.-When
Gen. Kclly's industrial nrmy, 100
strong, reached tho outskirts OF tho city
tho mayor refused to allow thcm to
land. They got contributions Of food
aud s,urted TO Louisville. Kclly aaid
ho would roach Washington by tho
third Of July aud procued to ask Con.
grcsa for help for tho unemployed. He
proposes to 80 up In q balloon on tho
morning Of tho Fourth and speak to
tho crowd from lofty hclghk
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A Dynamite Eizzlo.

BrRMiNauA,l. Ala, Juno ls.-A mum.
Der OF armed s!rikera drove the watch.
man from bridge on the Georgia
Pacific railroad near Coalburg at mid
night. and placing dynamite under the
bridge exploded IL. Tho dynamite not
having been properly placed little dam
age was done. A largo meeting Of
strikers is being held at Adamsville To-
day and trouble is feared,
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ohio Judro Attcmp,u sa,r,ao

CAMnHrpor, o.. June 18.--Lot 2. Hoos.
icl, csprobatc Judge os Guernsey coun-
ty. attempted suicide to-day in a
wooded ravino renr horc, cutting hia
thront. Hc waa barely conscious whom
discovored, md taken homo whore ho
liea dying tonight Financial troubles
caused 1t. 81 Z. is h. M
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THE BIG COAL STRIKE.
Two-Thirds Of tho Ilsers in Ohio
Resume Work Yesterday.
.MlSslLoN DISTRICT HOLDS OUT.

Only Two Mines on tho Cleveland, Lo.
rain 8 Wheeling Road Arc Work.
ing-There Was No Gonerai Ho.
sunption ia PenuSylvania. But Is Is
Thought Most OF tho Minos win DO
in Operation in a weok-Arrosting
aIiucra in Itrinois For obssrtoiinE
the Railroads.
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WASHINGTON, D. @, June 1s.-The
aenate after somo routine morning bus
iness to-day catered on tho twelfth
week OF the tariff debate. Tho tempsra-
ture wus sWelterins, the Thermometer
atnndine elghty.oIe in the chamber.
Some private bill. we're passed, and
whilo the acnato was discussing q bill
which had been introduced by Mr..
Pefier, and favorably reported by the
committee on agriculture, to pay s, 800
for an invention that would utilize
electricity Or gaseous vapor as a motor
Tor agricultural machinery, THE tariff
bill ca.no up. Mr.. Harris. however, al.
lowed the passage Of a Joint resolution
directing the SECRETARY OF war to ap-
point commission OF engineers to ex.
amino dnd report upon the cost Of
deepening the harbors Of Superior and
Duluth. The tariff bill was then laid
before The senate. At the request OF
Mr.. Plat the two paragraphs 29S and
o99 Of the silk schedule passed over
Saturday were again nassed over to-day
and schedule-''pulp, papers and books"
was taken up. Mr.. Frye offered a
protest against the first paragraph of
tho schedule placing a duty OF 10 per
cent on mechanically ground wood pulp
and chemical wood pulp, bleached or
nnblenchea 1s.sl l5h9
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HILL FOR FREE COAL

It was not until coal was reached
that opposition developed. The house
bill pluced coal on tho FREQ list. Tho
finance committee amendment placed q
duty Of 40 cents por ton on bitu,ninous
coal and shalc, 10 ccnts OH slack and
cultn, and Is por cont nd valore,n on
coko. AS soou US the clerk had road
thia paragraph Mr.. Hill and Mr.. Potter
jumped to thoir feet. Tho Now York
senator wna recognized and he sent to
the cl0rk'a desk an amendment 10
relegato bituminous coal aud shalo to
tho FREQ list.
Ele supported his amendment with a
speech. 1t waa useless for him to On ter
into longthy argument. lie simply
wanted to call tho attention OF his
Democratic colleagues to tho fact that
tho country expected a Democratic con.
gross in any tariff rotorm measure to
place coal on tho FREQ list. 1t had been
demanded by tho Democratic platform,
and by overy Democratic senator who
had spoken during tho campaign OF
1872. II there was anything to which
tho party was pledged it was FREQ raw
matoriale, and il thero was any raw
material it was coal. !
Mr.. Poaor followed Mr.. Hill in sup.
port OF FREQ conl, although on a differ.
ont limo. lle raised laugh at tho out.
aet by stating that no had "a much
stronger reason for advocating treo
conl than tho demand OF tho Democrat
ic platform. II huvc moro respcct,"
said he, "for tho Democratic platform
lhantho DomotrntB themselves hnvo."
vEsr ATTACKS. nm.
Mr.. Vcst sufd he understood MI. Hill
wns opposed to this bill on account Of
its income tax feature. Yet ho comes
hcre this morning, said Mr.. Vogt md
nska who compelled us to place a tax
on coal Wo arc hero to givo informn.
tion, but not to those who know us
much about this matter as ourselves.
MrHilpapurpose, tho aenat or thought,
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Plato d'nss Works Sold.

Inwis, Pa, Juno 18.-Thc ponnuyl.
vaniu plato glass works nt this place
WINS ,aoid by tho shoriil to-day for
S287, 900. Tho purchaser was w, L.
Kann, of Pittsburgh. ~
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Hills RESERVATION
As to Els Vote on tho Tariff Bill
Dramatically Expressed
INTHE SENHTEDEBATE YESTERDAY
WIN Not Commit Himself Until
tho BIZ is Completed.
The COAL SCHEDULE is REACHED,

When tho New York Senator Moves
toPlaco Il on tho Froe List, But His
Amendment IS Overwhelmingly Dc
foated-vest Grows Sarcastic at
Hills Erpenso-A LOSING Fight for
tho Wood Pulp Iudustry-Peffer
Cots in an Amusing Lttelo Remark
on tho Indinsrcnco of Democratic 70
tho Chicago Platform.
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Dlncroncou Botwo on Kentucky oou,iornOr

VAHcEnUno. KY., Juno Is. Woo, os.
borne killed Hiram hdnmo yoatcrdny.
SIX shots worc exchanged. William
Pritchard. an innocent byotnndor, .waa
dangerously wounded. 1t va, tho out
come OF an old quarrel. Osborne Ia
Btill nj largo, 3}
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, Juno 49,
Though the Columbus scale had no re-
ference to West Virginia, yet the minors
Of this region arc resumiug work, and
the strike is practically ended.
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For West Virginia. showers; south winds.
For Western Pennsylvania showers. probably
slightly cooler In north portions winds becom.
ing nos.hwcstcrly.
carly morning In east portion; variable w!nda
THE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.
as furnished by q. SclSgrr. druggis,, corner
Market and Fourteenth streets. f5t'E.}7 s.