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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-12
#CLOTHING.M

0VERC0ATS at prices TINT smash "a b! aI T. foEnS;
orercoat We also have great bargains at $3.50,
$40, SOD. SG.Ij, up to 500.
twill pay you 10 look At these goods.
MEMS SUITS &C. q Isl q si95 81 ws a %
lenders In low p:iCcS. II You can match these
goods for less thnn double the money anywhere
weinyitc you to return the same and yoar money
vii! be refunded These goods inus!Eo
HEN D fANlo $5$ II you want TO Know ii W
the value Of dollar try 10 borrow one. II yon
want 10 know how 10 save dollar or moro look
ut our Clothing Department
BOYS SUITS a. ais, Sc. SIC, Csc 81 IS, SIP up
not last GlwGTS You canuo: match the prices
BOYS PANTS s. Ss! ;s I9s sd S sG S a TRG;s95?
present We have all sizes from TO 10 at these
prices.
HRKiS SH0ES 2: &c. DC. s. 10 SIS 1857.
uIh uuuIo 81 g.. to S!gj. It Is Just ai
wellto save MONEY on Shoes rs anything else,
md we nre RvOy below the market
LADIES' FINE SHOES 8; e g. g; IS 81 $l2 2
S2G- Our success in the Shoe line ia probably
more than we deserve. We presume tho reason
VIC sell so many Is because they don't last long
but people will have thCEl.
CHILDRENS SHOES s ST. i'f S'f ap &C. hif &C. s.?
gains
HENS and Boys Hats &C. g. 21 p S9i s. $ 5S IS
fine silk HIT. which usually sells a;si5O
MEMS Shirts a. l9c Sc ;22c; &?c up to 95c. On
Millinery and Ribbons S I'll BEe Tc cam an
save you lots of money Miss Agnes Clarity viii
give Won pointers on Millinery aud Trimmings
that Will do YOU good EGd will not ovCruharge
you noTsell you old styles
JIndnruaop Undcrhlrts md Drawers Mt &C.
UNutfTtdE. sc, SOC. Sc. Csc up We are al.
WAYS below the market Oh these goods, Us well
ms everything else.
Bed Comforts and Blankets 8; s'?; IS + SIC Sc
We have Just received job lot OF these goods i;
prices that vii! surprise you.
Ladies' COTSHtS a;2oc, a'e, IS: up
Umbrellas a,4sc. Ggc, sIcup
Lace Curtains q: SOC, &C, SIC TN
Crnnerioc - lbs GRADUATED Sugar for 81 %;
uluIulIOo' AEbUcElc'S Coffee. Eic: Grain or
Ground Pepper, Cinnamon, Mustard, Ginger and
Baking Powder, nil going A. &c per pound, or J
pounds for . cents,
EE- 4 Clothing Store, Foot and Shoe
Store, n Hat Store. Il Dry Goods Store, n
Millinery Store, Il Notion Store, u Furnish.
Ing Goods Store, u Hardware and Tin,vnro
Store, n Ton and Grocery StOrc-ninC stores
In one-all complete under one roof.
We have the larGcs; department store In tho
state. 100 20 1905 Main street, Ii 10 81 Tenth
street, and 1901 to lOl7 Market street. Eleven
eutrauceS-take your choice Bargains IL every
department.
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THE TUNNEL pROJECr.

It VIII BE Up Eefor" City Council To.
morrow Evening.
Tho project to cut n tunnel through
Wheeling hill from Ninth or Tcnth
street By the city for the primary OBJ.
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NESBITT & DEVlNE,
Tel Gu. 1899 Market street.
Rents Reduced !

40. GO Twenty ghth street, four rooms. W
No 20 South York street, three rooms, SIC
No. 2iGl Ma!a street, two rooms, s1UL
No. 3d. Foil street, four rooms, s9C
No. ~ ThiTtv.srvculh street thfco rooms 81 ~
- North Wabash street, three rooms, slo o.
- North Wabash street. six rooms Slnm'
No. 2l0l ChaplnO street, five rooms, sljV1'
No. $40 MrCOlloCh street. frame
No. ljh Market strGot. Office rooms
No. 10 Tenth street. SiorerOom. 81 ".
No. II Ohio Street, second iiOor ifanc' SlOOn
No. q ALLEY :, lower part, $50
No. III Thlrty.thlrd street, five rooms. 500
No. 1927 Alley II. irnInc, five rooms. slO W
No. 2Sll l.Oir street. three rooms, 81 90
Front room on Fourteenth street. suitable Tor
ono or tWOgcntlcmCu.
No. 9Ji Main street, twelve rooms aud bath
, Oaice rooms In Hubbard Block, 1911 Market 81
No ljlh Main street. second and thirl ilOosL
No. 81 Seventeenth street, four rooms
No. 1JJl GhRplLne street. i've rooms. Sl3OO.
Slx.roOmcd frame dwelling At Lclthcrwood
Store rooms on South street, In Hcatne Tab.
cTnaclu building
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FOR RENT

No. 90ll$ South Front street, nine rooms. bath,
laundry, attic, both gases.
NO. 81 Lan0 street. seven rooms, bath both
gases. Cheap.
No. 81 North Huron street. seven rooms, bath,
both gasc'. CHEAP.
No. II North York street eight rooms, bath.
both gases has stable In rcRr. Cheap.
No. 7H Market street, six rooms, nttic, both
gases. Cheap.
No. cid E0r street. tho Hornbroos mansion,
with tenement in the rear. also stable VIII NM
in,good repair. Long lease and cheap.
No. IL Kentucky street. six rooms Kent s;5
NO. ~ seventeenth street, three, four or seven
rOOms Chcnp. va
no. 100 Elm street. six.roomcd house. Rentsl7
:, No 1919 McCol!och street, SIX rooms and ball,
Rent cheap '''-1 AN''
80. 22C2 Main street, SIX rooms, ut SIS.
:, NO. Gs Virginia street, five rooms, both rn,e,
No. 2!l1 Main street. store room aud thea o-
louF living rooms Cheap. -
30: 2oi9 and @oal NUN street. store room, s!zo
No No. 10 South York street. four rooms both
street 'A'N' He"R Eou
s!x.roomcd house n; Park View, With acre of
ground. Kent cheap. "'''' "''' "
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Ladies' COTSHtS a;2oc, aoe, IS: up
Umbrellas a,4sc. &C, SIC up
Lace Curtains a. ao,, &c, SIC tn
E. B. POTTS,
Main and Tenth Sts., Wheeling, ". Va.

Branch stores Mt s,eubeayille BellnIre. New
NGrtIuSy!lle, ParkeTsbuEg sad the Cyclone" NJ
S!SCrsyille- nolD
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. "A "a n 2 i. 7 NJ *
lll5 Mnrket stree:. Telephone6s I. feaO
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

Vel ne annual meeting OF tho Stockholders NJ tho
, mEGelnS bridge mud Terminal Railway Com.
rSny VIII be- held a; the company's ONCE Roorn
d., 20 e. ~ E'ondwny. New York City, on Tues.
tbc o iu aSSn uay OF March, 1891 ut clock in
mr. e'''oo"' r B. FERRIS,
s- Sccrtfary
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TOH RENT.
TTOR RENT.
THE NEW BUSCH HOTEL.

4 splendid opportunity for good, energetic
business man.
This hotel. lately rcmodelel aud with tho now
addition contains ihirty-0nG pleasant and we'll
ventilated he'd rOOlGS. n double dining hall. a
handsome bar md Office. Connected with the
hotel Is siAblinG room Tor eighiy-slS heal OF
horses
The business dOac in the plst ut this popular
hnGSc is inIucrmcnt sufficient for Gny party dc.
s.rOuS Of doing paving business
Any further Information desired can be ilr-
n!'hcd by cHl!lusd busch d Gaus', corner Elov.
cnth ind Market streets, or writing N the owner
ir97 i. BUSCH, Hin Grove
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Real Estate Agent, U. S. Claim Attorney, Col.
lcctor aud Notary Public
Inrj 1912 Market Street.
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FOR RENT,

TOR RENT-STORE ROOM ON
a. Main street Address Lock Box 80. fc97
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-08-24

YASKToS, S. d., Aug. .3.-Thc repub-
lican state convention finally finished i,s
business and adjourned tonight. Robert
J. Gamble of yanktcn and John A. Pick.
Ter OF Faulk county werc nominated for
congress. The remainder Of the ticket Is
Governor, Z, ~. sheldon; railroad COM
missioners. John B. Brenna Of Black
Hills, George A. Johnston Of Dawson
county and Frank Conklin Of Clark
county. Tho platform reafilrms alleei-
ance 10 the national resolutions; endorses
protection; declares in favor Of the use
Of both gold aud silver rs money and con-
demns the present administration.
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A QUORUM TO-DAY.

DsnsesatSs LsaAsrs Expsss shs ssesssss
WIN New He 80 usaA.
WASHINGTON. Aug. Alt b sxpes>sd
By the dsmoerptie leaders a the seants
that quorum viii b In the senate To-
morrow. TslsGrams have been resolved
from number Of senators saying they sx'
pset 10 arrive before the next session,
Among them being Senators Nills. Morgan
and Dubois. Senator Camden rsturasd
to-day. Senator Dubois, although 10.
publican, probably will join other rsrub'
leans In making up . quorum. II tho
quorum appears and Senator Lindsay
gets the floor, he will no doubs finish his
sreech before hs allows an interruption
whom the point Of NO quorum could be
made. The objection Of the republicans
70 further tariff discussion In considered
frivolous BY the democrats and they say
they do not care 10 enter into any agree
msnt that speeches shall not b made in
order to transact minor business before
the senate. II 10 said By democratic
leaders that adjournment will follow the
action By the president on the tariff bill
whether spssches are made OF not. %
nothing can hold the senators In WASH
ington after this measure 10 out Of the
way.
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GOLD NEAR LlvlNosroM.


y CIooooopss E1pssss Whos ADDeAes -
Ne Rish Pisssr Digsisgs.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
LIVINGSTON, Mont, Aug. 2a-Coasidsss
abls excitemsnt has been occaslonsd In
Livingston By the discovery Of rich plaess
dlesings within . mile and Q quarter "a
the city. The discovery mas made By r.
G. Rusbsrry. w. 8. Sheard, W. II. Burton
and d. Edwards. Tho digginss are In .
eulch short distance east Of tho second
crossing Of tho Yellowstone. and within .
stones throw Of John Harvat's ranch.
Last spring Q cloudburst occurred In that
vicinity and the water came down the
eulch with sufficient force TO wash tho
ground away In places, leaving the bed
rock exposed to view. Dirt taken from
pockets yielded ~ high ~ 100 eolors 10 the
pan. The gentlemen went out to tho
diesines again yesterday afternoon and
brought back with them several dollars
worth OF gold which they roughly panned
out and bottled. Some good-lookina
quarts rock was found further up the
guich. The discoverers staked out fouR
placer claims Of % acres each. The
diggin9s aro on government land. The
whole country in that vicinity will bo les
Gated within - hours.
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R,c,ue at yerem, PARK.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-M Jerome Park |:
Mile aud one-eighth-Lightfoot won,
Charter second, Governor Sheehan third |;
time. 900. Mile and ne-sixteenth-Live
Oak won. Jack Rose second. W. b. third !;
time, :53. Six furlongs-Sir Dixon won.
Cockade seconi, Utica third; time, l:ls.
Titan course-Halton won, Marshall sec.
opd. George Dixon third; time. l:e2H
Six furlongs and Midstar dead
heat, Redowoc third; time, 1:i9. In the
run-off Midhtar won by q length from
Alberta: time, 20. One mile--Adelber,
won. Terrapin second, Roller third; time.
1 .S5X
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They WILL have TO GO
Tho Day. ise lIlihly Rwt lt Ih.
scala ild KseQ About Ilnbssel
HELENA GOT HER WORK IN
lt Wac Known All the While That
the "Fooai" Poet Would Wine
the othsrs Out. but ths Tenn
porary CAPITAL Was ely and
Didn't Say Very Much About Il
Special Dispasch to the ssandsel.

opeciai Dfspaech 10 The Standard.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 28.-An oflclsl In
the war department dsnied today the re.
port that tho recent strikes have anything
10 90 with tho changes going on In tho
military posts and recruiting stations. He
says the policy now going into effect 10
the result OF conclusions that were
reached few ysars ago In the war dc.
partmsut Il 70 the intention to mass the
treops In cities instead Of keeping them
81 separate points whsee Il used to bs
nse:ss.s. to kssp them on account Of
Indian outhssaks.
u seems that some wido-awake eentle-
men In Helena got wind Of this srranee-
meoss and also gok In thoir work before
other people In Montana realised what
was going on. That u not strange. An
the Helena dslsgasioa has always been
sseooeee IN Washington than the rsprs.
sentatsoa from Butte o. any other section
OF Montana. The Helena people were
nstd o. work % ths post question two
aed three ysars aea Thsy bseams q.
miiiar figures at the capital and they
worked hard. u was we'll known to them
mat eil ths military posts in Montana
The vsr dsusrtu.sst ~ ssst,sS ~. s 49, r"''''
Perhsps ~ eitiss ~, vSs.h ~ H..
taus's poste srs iocstsa A." - ~ ~ 80 % !
stroue in1ecsat IN ~ c,,...,.. S.,s 49,
sult Win b Tat ths -, In - ~ "s.s ~ ~.
departmsnt desi.r.t.s ~. ss.,n ~. w.
q thIns vorth hsv,,s "a Iii
sll the o1her nosss 4. N. 80. s..ou.
That. N Nontsn. N 4. ~. ,.."..,.
keep m ~ ss,r,.". :. As.;.sS.:~ . W
that n nsar shs nritish i,ns n s. :.
that ~ nc.t .A lS,S.c..,. ~. ".I,ys
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In the Houss.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-About 80 mem.
bers were on the floor when the house
met to-day. There was - usual Q great
rush for recognition to pass local bills.
With the report on the armor plate frauds.
Mr.. Cummings presented joint resolu.
tion to authorize and direct the secretary
of the navy TO remove from tho Monad.
mock. Terror, Oregon, Indiana, Massa-
chusetts and Monterey the specified
armor plates and subject them TO the
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AGAINST THE A. p. A.
A Republican National Cennittse mas
Expresses His Opisios.

Lxprssses un Optuio1s
New YORK. Aug. 23.-Richard c. Kerr
ins, member Of tho republican national
committee Of Missouri, whose attempt to
have tho Missouri republican convention,
recently held. place itself upon record ~
opposed to the A. p. A.. failed. Is In this
city. To Q newspaper reporter who inter-
viewed him upon the matter, he said ho
had no intention Of carrying the A. p. A.
question before tho national COMMITTEES.
"rhe A. p. A.'s." he said, "are lot oe
bushwackers and political sandbaggsrs.
They swing back and forth between the
parties and corrupt the ward and city
politics Of both parties. Many fear that
the attempt Of this element, foreign to
the party with its pernicious doctrine,
to fasten itself to the republican party.
will drive away hundreds Of thousands OF
honest votes. The republican party 10
less friendly than any other party to such
doctrines aud will not fail, in my judz.
nlcnt. TO meet this issue. il il can b
called such, manfully."
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Corbeti-Jnek,on Fight.

KANSAS CRY, Aug. "a special to the
Times from Parsons, Kan. says: A purse
Of s25, 900 has been offered by Kansas. In.
dian territory and Texas citizens for the
Jackson-Corbett fight TO take place at
Wagner, I. T., where there are no laws to
prevent such a contest. Richard *. Fox
tonight tclcgraphcd Jackson's and Cor
belts acceptance Of the offer, provided
the money is deposited in New York. The
money was gathered to-nigh, and will be
forwarded Monday, it is said.
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4 Tari1 Ball.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-Auother blum.
der has been discovered In the tariff bill
which b almost sure to cause trouble. In
the free list Of the Mckinley oct appears
these two particular paragraphs: 536-
Coal, anthracite; 6T-Coal, stores Of
American vessels, but none shall be un.
loaded. The new bill, however, unites
these paragraphs In section Al Of the free
list, which now reads: Goal. anthracite
and coal stores Of American vessels, but
none shall be unloaded." or course, &C
cording TO punctuation, the prohibition
contained IN the last clause applies to all
that precedes It In the paragraph, includ.
ing anthracite coal, which 10 intended to
be made free. Az the paragraph now
stands, anthracite coal cannot be I'm.
loaded.
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SHOT AT HIS SISTER.
A Helena Bsy's 0aa Play 1ssssssasly
Proves Net sssssaa

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
HELENA, Aug. "A 5.year-o6 soap %
Detective n. r. Waters found Q revolver
under . bed tick In his fathers house to.
day aud playfuliy pointed II at bis s-ysar.
old sister. The eun went on and Unlisted
slight nesh wound In the girls fcssAead.
The police court room was crowded 10.
night With butchers who testified In rsla.
tion to the charge that the Helena Meat
company had sold diseased meat. The
examination was held bsfose The city
health board and the council sanitary
committee. Cheis Antpiss, ths cosnplsin.
Ing witness, had formerly bssn manager
for the meat company, and Acknowledged
that he had tried to rent . market occu.
pied by the company. He said he saw Q
piece Of pork In tho shop that In his opin.
ion was unfit for uss and had pointed u
out to member Of the health board. The
company produced . number Of witnesses
who swors that the pork Was all right and
that no diseased meat had ever been sold
ut tho place In question.
Private Secretary Keith returned to-day
from Portland, where no attended the
head camp Of the woodmen Of tho World.
BY hard work no succeeded In securing
tho next meeting In Helena. He was also
made member Of the executive council
aud presented with . handsome gold
medal.
w. S. Bickford, clerk Of tho state board
Of land commissioners, left for New York
to-day on vacation and will return with
. bride.
Articles Of incorporation Of the Mon.
tana Paris Plaster company were filed
with the secretary of state to-day. Busi.
ness 10 to be transacted at Joliet, Yellow.
| stone county. Tho capital stock 10 $i0O,.
600. John +. Mercer. Il. Z. Lamb, r. L.
Taylor and Benjamin Urner, IT,, gro the
incorporators.
Tho funeral Of Cyrus T. Collier took
place this afternoon near Bedford, JeiFer
son county. Mr.. Collier died at ST. Pc.
tors hospital in Helena on Aug. 22, aged
nearly 67 years. He came to Montana In
1866. and owned and operated placer
ground on Indian creek since that time
lie died Of heart trouble and leaves q
widow and ono son.
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lows: Commandsein-chisf, william Z.
Bundy Of Cincinnati, senior vies-eou,-
mandsr.in-chisf, T. A. Barton ef Provi.
dencs. r. l.; junios viesoommAndsr.lu
chief. Louis ullsy of Davenport. Iews.
Col. Edward Holm Of Ainnsapoais aud
Col. George II. Hurburt Of Bslvidsrs. ILL.,,
were the other candidates for the ofilos Of
cnmmandss.in-chisf. Knoxvillc, Tenn,
was selected % the next place Of meeting.
The past rank Of Commander.iu.Chisf
Payne. court mArtiAlsd, was restored.
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SARATOGA. Aug. 3.-Four out Of six
favorites wsre successful to-day. Perkins
rode the winning horse In every race but
one. Five furlones won. Lady Rich.
mond second, Sallio Woodford third
time, 1:02. Mile and one-sixtsenth- Lch.
man won, Victorious second, John Cooper
third; time, l:4sH. Five and one-haif
furlongs-Nsedah won, Rossmar second,
Picaroon third; time, i:osX. One mile
Ducat won; Figaro second. Selma ID.
third; time, 1:l2H. Seven furlongs-
Promenade won, Miss Dixie second, Leon.
ardo third; time, l:2s. Six furlongs-
Eliza won, Nick second, Soundmors third
time, / :l5.
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DO NOT FAVOR FRss COINAGE.
Dsnssra.s sf cailiers,s ssAiy ia NssA
ef EAucaslou.


SAN Francisco. Aug. ea-This vas The
third day Of the democratic state couvsu-
tion. During the short session held this
morning the convention agreed on the
order Of business and tho manner OF
forming the state central committee. The
afternoon session was taken up In con-
sideration Of the report of the committee
on platform. After . spirited debate the
platform - reported was adopted by .
unanimous vote. Tho platform endorses
the administration Of President Glove
land, declares devotion 70 the principles
OF the national democratic platform Of
1889 and consntulates the people upon
the fact that Notwithstanding the opsu
opposition Of the republican party and the
conduct Of . fow pretended democrats, .
substantial measure OF tariff reform
has been Effected" The financial
plank Of the platform favoss
the retirement oe all gold colns and
paper currency below the denomination
OF 80 and the rsopenine Of the mints to
the coinage Of both gold and silver on
such basis 80 will maintain thslr parity.
In regard 10 the indebtsdnsss of the Pa.
cific railroads, ths platiosm declares that
any extension of time o. paymsns Il this
Indebtedness By the so-cslled Reilly ex.
tending bill o. any similar Measure would
entail upon the people Of Califosnia tho
principal burden Of disehargine this debt
and would result In confsrrins additional
benefits upon the private ownses os roads.
The platform resolves that every demo
cratic nominee fer consrsss Ia California
shall subscribe 70 the following pledge,
"lf elected 10 consrsss VIII oppose any
attsmpt and vote ssalnst any bill 10 sx-
tend the time for the payment 10 the
government Of the Pacific railroad dsbs,
and ! will favor and vote for Q
measure 10 foescloss at maturity the lien
OF the government on thcse roads and "a
have them bid In by the eovsrumsat and
maintained % national highways for the
benefit and In the interests u The people,
and 10 enforce against the stoekhol1sss Of
said roads the collection u any payment
for the deficiency that may result upon
said foreclosure, and will favor aud vote
Tor all legislation nscsssary 70 sRscuats
thsss snds."
A determined attempt vas made 10 com.
mit the convention In favor of free cola
ase Of silver at . ratio Of 10 to1. A ma
josity of the dslssatss, however. wsss
stronGly against the proposition, and ths
resolution was overwhelmingly defeated.
The demoofatic convention made ths
following nomination: For suprsms
court justices. long torn. jackson Templs
and James E. Murphy, short torn, Judgs
Bsidssford, Of Coluss. The convention
then adjournsd tili tomorrow moenins.
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Ths DspAPtmsss's Piaa.
special Dispatch to the New York Sun,


WASHINGTON. Aug, 1s.-war depart.
mont officials say there 70 no Significance
In the orders issued yesterday increasing
the sarrisons at New York, ST.. Louis and
Columbus, and that this action hes no di.
rect connection with the recent strikes a.
indicating the necessity Of having larger
bodies Of troops available ia the great
cities. The new order, Acting Adiutaut
General Vincent said to-day, 70 . stop In
the line of policy recommended several
ysess ago b. General Sehofleld. When Il
was decided to establish . number Of
large military posts, such - Forts Shsri.
dan, Logan and MePhsrson, the question
of sbolishins many OF the minor posts and
receiving stations was also considered. II
10 deemed sdvissbls By the war officials,
in the interest Of seonomy and good ser.
vice, to have these large pests 90 strongly
earrisonsd - possible.
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Ihs britannia Wins.

WEYMOUTH, Aug. 23.-ln n race under
tho auspices of the Royal Yacht club toe
day the Britannia defeated the SatAnita
by quarter of a minute. The course
was from Cowcs to Weymouth.
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The Talk Ia New Yerk,
The New York Sua. Aue. n

For some time Tie var department has
bssn carrying cut the policy Of placing
troops at Soeal points. The latest move
msnt IN this line is the establishment Of q
central post ct Helena. Other military
posts In the adjacent Indian country will
b s6andoned and The troops will b cen.
tered at Helena. Fort Kso9h, near the
Chsyenns rssesvatiea, Fost Custer, near
The Grow reservation, and Fort Missoula
will be deserted. Fort Assinaboins, which
10 near the British line, will bs main.
tsiusd - . frontier post. The policy has
been carried on By degrees with reference
to the othse sestions Of the fer West
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ltiotine strikers.

GLASGOW. Aug. 25.-In connection with
the coal strike serious rioting has &C.
Cured and several pits have been
wrecked by disordcrly mobs. Donaldson.
leader Of the strikers, and five others have
been arrested.