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TITS agreeable ana efsearioas Tooth pewaoe. -
eabishea BY mors haas tweaty yea = sNpsrtsncA
has received the sanction ~ The msrahsrs IL he
Dental aid Medical prefssslons ~ this city xsses
ally, and BY them II II daily recommended aaa
prescribed. Ii IL ~ pleasant In the application -
d IL sseeiient II ls elects q speedily readers cue
eessh ht.s and smooth, the sums hsaiihfai. rot
and hrm. Acd ~ ffeau.nt viii preserve them
Ia this deasrssie condition. IL gradually bot 81
fpcsnaiiy removes tartar. ans asstrayes the para
sisioai anisa slcsIa whseh NEGLECT may have PER
mittsd to collect and prevents tsefr further sccn-
mutation, thus serving A. . compsis hs.atass
ara prsssrvsr of the teeth Microscopic s1smins
tians have been MADE Of fhs matter Deposited on
the teeth aai gums of individuals ssseeted from
ali classes OF society ana OF every variety of ocfy
eaneiilon and In nearly ever case animaa and
veestAnae parasites we're found 10 ssfsi Ia Hreas
upnbssa Experiments we're made for their 70
ncwA ana tue iagreaenis used In Lnsss iooih
Powder were found 10 Be most snectnaa. Aestsoy-
sng shsn snsiaasiy.
TArough the kindness Arissds - - ~
mites " publish the following
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Inf,ruz.iaa wanted.

II George Gibson, aged about - native
Of En- glsnd. Who came 10 this a9ast IA
1871 tor has representaIiTesA VIII com "A L
nieste with - prior 10 December nefs he
wIll hear Of something 20 his advantage
Leafs A. Groa & Lsfroy, LAWYERS, BRAD
hury building Los Angeles Cal
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Train leaves Seattle foF Vancouver, -.
r,s. sedro. Anaeortes. Hamilton. ~no-
h,u,5sh. North Bend. Snos gaiaie at SO
a IA: arrives ?, IN. Train leaves sof
snahoms.a and Sc&re Al 4 IS p. u anu
arrive. 10 & a IA.
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Card OF Thanks.

". W. Cowen and family wlsh TO return
thanks TO their friends in Seattle and
boulevard for the many ktndnesses ex-
tended during the illness OF the late Mrs.
Cosen. ". W. CoBXs AND FAMILY.
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sIfsu SILVER MARKET.

ENGLISH SILVER MAsxEr
LoSpos, March 5.--Bar silver. I'D; mar
ket quiet
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET
LIVERPOOL March 5.--Whsat-Steady /;
demand moderate; holders Offer moder-
aiely: No. California, Sc iJSd@5s "a /,
No. 2 red Western winter, Is fOt, t9s5s "a
Corn--Duli; demand moderate. new
mixed, IS T1d.
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Steamer state % Wasaingica leaves foF
Tacoma daily a. - IL ans so r. n zee
nag tine card
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BOSTON xrooK xxcnAxcr.
CHICAGO MARKErs.
THE BOARD OF NAM

The BOARD or TRApk
CHICAGO, March 5-Whes,-Mode-a,s
business; opened &c lower, eased Off re
more on increase on ocean passage. lower
cables. mild weather, free speculative of.
ferings. rallied &c on decrease in visible
supply, good buying here and by foreign.
srs In New York and large export
ciearances. and closed steady kc
higher than Saturday. Receipts, q. coo
bushels; shipments. 8 600 bushels. Closed;
Cash, size: May, tssxc
Corn-Higher; cash, 3sJsc; May. 37.c.
oais-sisady; cash, 29c; May, 2s1c.
Rye-451e
Bariey-Eominal.
Fiax-$l36X
Timothy-$ll5
Pork-Lower. MAY, s1i6oH.
L.sd-Lowsr; May. $a.o2k; June.
Short ribs-Lower; July. $500.
shoulders-$6 25dS So
Short clsar-y6. 759 12IS.
Whisky-sll5
VISIBLE eaAIs STATEMENT.
Following 10 the statement fer the week
OF tho visible grain supply at the close OF
business Saturday, IN compared with the
preceding week:
Bssheis Iae,esse Decrease
hseh+ so.tS.41 4b5tsu
Corn. ia.ios,0oo 9aSo0c
Oats ......-... 2,66i.ouo . 10000
Rye 5ln.ooo ........ 2i,oao
Barley. a.ess.1oe ....,... $4,000
LIVE STOCK.
Cattie-Receipis. 20.o00 head; market
slower and lower: native steers, 81 25@
455i Texans. $2.55es305; stockers. 5000
80.
Hogs Receipts. 29,dc0 head: market
sctivs and higher and closed slow and
weak: rough heavy, si50et4 IS; rough
heavy and butchers weights, $50095 10;
assorted iirht, $500td5.io.
Sheep-Receipts, i3,oC0 head; market
brisk and strong TO a uiae higher, fair to
good native ewes and wethers, $3.O093 Is;
Westerns g. 55d13l0
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MINING STOCKS
NEW YORK MARKETs.


SKw Iosx, March A--sugar vas q fea-
sarc Of the dealings on the stock exchange
to-day. and touched 10. which has never
been done since last November. closing
Within !. OF the hest figure. ut gain OF
a. per cent. compared with closing prices
Saturday. Preferred recorded an advance
MAJ Ter cent. when IS VAS reached. 81
Paul shows an advance OF IL, preferred
moving UP IA. Other grangers. of which
Burlington & Quincy were most active,
Participated largely in the general i'm
rroyement. Chicago Gas made an al
vance Of ~ per cent. pisstlling rose i.
peF cent
bonds-Firm.
Government bonds-Firsn.
lssF0ieu AFt{xSs &rrii AT sfke
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rxsTIMoNIALas

Read what your dentist has to Say
about it:
We have carefully examined chs
formula Of LUBIN'S CARBOLIZED
TOOTH POWDER and ind that 10
contains nothing that can In the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. IL has In Its competition
sufficient antiseptic properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
gum healthful and Arm. Its daily
use viii help 10 prevent the forms-
item of tartar and the accumulation
of parasitieal animalcaio % In.
furious to teesh and gum.
W. n. GIDDiNGS. II. ID. 8
GEO. W. BRAGD0N, d. ID. q
GEO. n. FAULKNER. p. ID. q
r. q. ALBIS. ID. d. 8.
i. VI. LESSEY. ID. d. y.
II. v. DEsP0hTEj. D. d. q
ALBERT J. FORREST.
CT. BROWN, ID. D. >.
GEO L. MILLER
JOS. k0UDl.
WE. 5. COYSE, L.D.S&kkCNS
g. @. GRIFFIN.
]. ". FOX.
wv. PUTNAM.
In. PRATAER.
LuBYys TOOTH PowDRR makes
Coed Teeth.
GOOD Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content.
nenE
Content msat makes life worth liy.
Ing.
- cGNTs A soTrL6
SsVart& Holmes DrugCa
wnoLxsAi4 Aouu
0ssssas Wau. waal& vsssas
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For Edmon3s Eyssss. cfistsa. LAaSisv. ceope
Wits itsslksT. FtcAso City. >az<9stss, ssm N.
saifAaysaA r<honss sns Wa esns. leaving sSAst5e
fa@.a1ys Tnarsdays aaa r2ssftars 81 =
ksiarnins lsaTss shste0m VI sdassaays, rrt1AyO
sza Saa1xvs ~ O. 30 . "a. isnai9s ~ GtEy Dqck
THOMPSON E6oA
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returns viii be posted in the ball ~ soon
a. received. GsFrss hrzsnts viii be served.
Va rha-re4
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rzaxrs cnEHALrs

esvss nsragas wssrf daily sxsep. Sunday =
10 s. "a for ssslzht - passage Apply oa boasG
N. l. sEYMoRx. nasssA
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&. u. BRowwsraLp,
Managing owner.

JyOOD CANAL ROUTE
IL New Pssseusss sssamss
DkLfA
tcarrying y. =. maii) leaves Cosman desk No.
daya Wednesdays and srifavs ~ fs0o = -. ~
kingston. toft 8smh.c. Danger ~ssbecH. HstDnoa
1se~a,to, fassiw.ap Tails Hosaspoyt ana unon
City sGt Intermediate poinss. arriving a. uniuo
lity nj 200 b. sn. Leaves Z nian CITY ~ q ;vQ =
IN. Tuesdays. Thursdays Aad saiordayA arriving
CHARLES MADISON, Msssss
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FINANCIAL.

MoneY~on call easy. q; per cent;
lass loan Ter cent closed a. per cent /;
prime mercantile paper. 5stAa4 per cent
Sterling eNcasnEe-Fsrrr. with sctual eass-
hess IN bankers bills al 81 >>tf l. sssH tor
esmaai, and Sa.sseSAs7'. far IT, days.
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Inc NeekB Dusihoeo opened well, the
volume Of trade showing steady increase.
Much better trade 10 expected this month
than last. Collections are reported good,
much better than heretofore for several
months. But few changes In prices have
been made since Saturday.
During the last few days all grades OF
Eastern butter have declined cents per
pound. This il brought about by the sharp
competition from California where the
dairy season 10 advancing. Fresh butter
IL being shipped here In considerable
quantities. There 10 good demand for
oil dairy products
But small consignmtnts Of California
goods were received by West street mer-
chants by steamer. The receipts were
principally cabbage. caulihowsr, oranges,
lemons, sweet potatoss and onions. no
change in prices II reported on any OF
these articles except onions which are ad-
vancing. being now sold - high ~ 8 cents
per pound.
Eggs are weaker and are now quoted at
Ito Is cents for fresh ranch, while Eastern
are sold 3 cents cheaper.
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Tfexs,s may - sstssssd at the oniss 81 the 80.
eany. a. Ocean Sock sss.,ia
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From san Franciseo. f9s Slosofis ami russs
soand p0rls. AZ q m. March !. .. II. 10, ~
20. 81.
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ror san Francisco via Port Townssad aaf Vie.
tsris At a IN, tpssssnxsrs recsivsd On boas1 -
q M March 4 .. IA -. "a -.
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.oop CANAL RouTR
,vsssrr AxD ssosoxlsx aoura

arEANrR MABEL
Leaves HaiAsids wharf Tuesdays TnaspAavs -
Saturdays Al = m. ser kdmsaas, Mnniiton ~
ststt. Marysviiis. kAst kssssst, lowell ana onos
hAD.sh fAeE TO sykRRrf, 500. TO nNO
aoAisH. Goa ,. A nAff1ELp, Agent
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRE.

President Cleveland is at Morehead
City, II. O., on the Violot, Commander
Evans In charge. He had due SUCCESS
Yesterday trolling.
The wiro nail manufacturers OF tho
country met at Pittsburgh yesterday
and decided TO raise tho price Of wire
nails ten ccnts pcr keg.
Hon. Thomas w. Phillips was nomi-
nated Tor Congress by tho Republicans
Of the Twonty-iiith Pennsylvania con-
gresslonal district at Beaver Falla.
At Mayence, Germany, two we'll
dressed Frenchmen wero arrested while
engaged in sketching tho forts at that
place. The prlBoncrs declined to give
thOir names.
In tho Ohio legislature last night BIr.
sleepcr charged that Representative
Lemctt's attorney had olfOrcd TO bribo
him (Sleepcrl 10 vote against the bill to
lease the Hooking canal TO railroad.
Tho matter will be investigated.
The house committee on rivers and
canals has reported iavorably appro-
phations TO survey for canal to cou.
meet Hudson river and tho great lakes
and ono between the Ohio River and
Lake Eric.
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Mrs.. Phnbo Thomas, OF Junction City,
ILL.,, was told by her doctors sho had
consumption and tina. thcro was no
hopo for her, but two bottles OF DR..
King's New Diacovery completely cured
her, and she eays IL saved hex lie. Mr..
Thomas Esgera, lSS Florida 81, San
Francisco, suffered from q dreadful cold,
approaching consumption. tried with.
out result everything elso, then bought
ono bottle Dr.. Kings New Discovery
and in two weeks wa. cured. He Is mas
urally thankful. 1. Is such results, Of
which these are sampios, that prove the
wonderful efficacy o. this medicine in
coughs and colds. Free trial bottles at
Logan Drug Co.. drug store. Regula,
size 5ec and SLIGO.
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souTHERY puEsBYTERraNs.
Tie General Assembly Cunvonos in SasI
Vile, TouncssSc.

The General Assembly Cunvonos in Nash.
Vile, Tonncsscc.
NASHVILLE, Trss., May 1.-THE gen.
eral assembly of the Southern prcsby-
tcrian Church began its annual session
1t tho Moore Memorial church IN this
city to-day. The general assembly will
be in session possibly ten days, during
which time various important ques-
tions will be acted upon. There arc
more than $50 commissioners in attend.
unce, besides many visitors from all tho
southern states. There arc moro than
1900 ordained ministers in the South
crn Presbyterian Church, but only
eishty.two ministers md similar
number Of ruling eldcra are comu,is-
sionars to the general assembly. The
Southern Presbyterian Church has
nearly 100000 communicates, aud tho
foreign missions work has alao boon a,-
tended with great succcss. Theto arc
now 1855 missionaries at work In Africa,
China. Cuba. Italy, Japan, Korea and
Mexico.
Rev. J. R. Graham, OF Winchester,
w, was elected moderator, and Rev.
Thomas II. Law, OF North Carolina, and
Mr.. 7. r. Webb. OF Tennessee, were
chosen clerks.
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DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLE

Il n Dead Letter, Says MIR. Drynu, Onc of
thr Democratic Lcndcrs-iie Tiiults It
TImo to Shut Up Shop md Go Out OF
BuSinoIs-oniy py Hepudiutiug the
Present Party Policy Can Democrats
Succeed.
WAsnIHGroS, D. c.. May l7.-ReprC.
sentative William. J. Bryan, (Dcm.), OF
tho First Nebraska district, has cent q
lot,er to tho chairman Of his congres.
sionnl committee, Judge J. II. Broady,
Of Lincoln. declining to bo u candidate
for reelection. His rcasons for retiring
from congressional liic nrc that he Is
unwilling 10 entor Into contes. which,
TO DO waged successfully, would con.
Ane him 10 hia district during tho cam.
paiVn. Tho district is Republican by
0,500, and In tho last election Mr.. Bryan
won by tho narrow majority Of l40,
and as ho wants to tako O moro
aCtivo part in tho state campaign than
he could do with q doubtful congress
sional campaign on his hands, ho has
decided to decline denomination. In
his letter no expressed somo doub.a us
TO tho future Of tho Democratic party,
saying: "Ii tho President'a policy be-
comes tho policy OF tho party, do not
SEQ auy reason for tho continued oris-
tonco OF tho party, because tho Republi-
caus, having followed that policy longer,
arc bettor prepared than We to support
it. On tho other hand II tho party rc-
pudiatna Mr.. Cleyeland's financial policy
aud renows its devotion 10 tho common
people It may yot become an effective
instrument in tho securing OF good
GoYernlnent."
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AWFUL RESULTS

oftho Storm nt KunkIr, Objective Tor.
clone Which Rent Humnn beings In
Twain.
TOLEDO, ONO, May IA cyclone
and hail storm struck Kunklo, Il small
town in Williams county. twelve miles
northwes. Of Bryan, Ohio, at o'clock
this afternoon. Couriers at Bryan re,
por. Eve killed and seven wounded, and
much destruction Of property.
The dead are: Daniel Barrett, righ.
leg broHen, arm torn of and internally
injured; Mrs. Daniel Barrett, lecs torn
from tho body and ertraiIs torn out;
Martha Duso. head crushed, died two
hours afterwards; George Ozingcr,
body beaten into shapelcss mass.
Myrta Dusc, injured; Charles Cue,
fatally hurt informally; Mrs. Charles
Quo, head crushed, will die; Jennie
Creek, head crushed. will recover.
The scene Of the cyclone is bard ono
to describe. HOUSES. fences. trees aud
obstruc,iona OF all kinds in tho path Of
the storm have been carriod away and
nothing left to mark tho spot where
they stood except the huge hole in the
ground.
The sccuo devastated is about q
quarter OF milo wide and six miles
in length, tho great tunnel.shapcd
cloud travelling In an irregular south.
easteriy course, tho great damage being
dono about milo from where II rose
and passing on cast.
The building In which were Daniel
Barrett, his vile aud their two grand.
daughters. Myrta md Martha Duso, Ia
90 completely demolished that not even
O portion Of tho foundation Is left.
Mrs. Barrett, who was tho worst
rnangled, was carried over quarter OF a
milo and dropped In o cemetery, her
dismemberod limbs being found about
one-hundred yards further on. There
was very little left OF the wonah'a body
that reseublod the form of u human
being. Her breast and abdomen were
rent in two and her entrails, lungs and
other internal organs, scattered broad
cnas through three iorty.1ve-acre
fields.
Daniel Barrett was carried abou.
forty rods from where tho cyclone
struck him. His hand was torn off O,
the wrist and scattered to tho winds.
Ho was still breathing when found, but
died soon aiterward without becoming
conscious.
Martha aud Myrta Duse, who were in
another part Of the house, were left
near whore 1t seems TO have gone to
pieces. Martha, the eldest, aged IA, was
apparently injured only about the
head. The younger, uged 10.
lay almost in the arms OF nor sister, and
her bones in all parta OF her body were
broken and ground into tho flesh.
George Oxinccr, hired hand OF Bar.
rett's, was in the field plowing, and
saw tho storm coming and mado
for tho barn. Ho succeeded in
getting his horses inside and
started for tho house, which was about
ten rods distant from the barn and ex-
actly in limo with the storm. Witnesses
say that the man was lifted from tho
ground and whirled into the oil. Il.
least hundred foot
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A GREAT HhIL STORM

At tClcvcland-Dumase Till neuch Thous.
nnds OF Dollars.
CLEVELAND, O., May 1.-THE worst
hail storm that has visi ted this city In
years ragod bore for nearly an hour
this afternoon. Tho storm was accom-
panied by heavy rain and thunder and
lightning. Many hail stones wcro ns big
as hen eggs, and wero driven beforo q
brisk south wind. Thousands OF win
dows oil over the city wpre broken.
Greenhouses were wrecked and several
wrecks were caused by horses trying to
escape the bombardnent OF ice. Several
thousand dollars damage wero done.
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CHARLESTON. W. Va, May l7.-All
the mines in tho Loup Creek Field arc
running to-day. Tho GlualJOan mines.
at which tho mon have been most active
in tho strike, arc working iuIl force Of
about $50 men.
About lJ0 arc working ut Stono Gill
aud ltty at Beechwood. Ono OF tho
most prominent coal men in this vicln-
ity said to-day that every miner in the
Now River district would be working
Monday.
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COLUMBIA Cry, IND, May l7.-Ran.
dall's army arrived In this city this
evening, having trGmpod from Warsaw,
4 distance Of twonty miles. They were
met at the outskirts OF tho city by
Mayor Harrison aud CAPTAIN Steele. and
informed that arrangements had been
made for thom to spend the night In
camp at the fair grounds, north OF the
city. Food was provided. They will
break camp 10 the mosnlng and march
IN For, WhvnA
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A FAILURE.
Tho Cleveland Conference Comes
to no Agreomunt.
THE ULTINHTUN OF The MINERS
Presented Aftor u Dcy OF WranE.
ling nnd Spoooh- Making.
COLONEL REND PLEADS FOR PEACE,

But There IL no Pcacc--ThD Division
in tho Rauks OF tho Coal Operators
Responsible For tho Failure to
Settle thc Strlko-Tho Miners Ask
tho Payment OF Living Wascs aud
an Advance in tho Price OF Coal so
That Operators Can Mako a Fair
Proflt-So Compromise Proposition
Observation-Disclosures Arc as Bad
as Ever.
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RED Wing, MIMI, May l7.-De;alls
are Jus. received Of Tuesdays storm
across the river in Picrce county, Wis.
The Rush river rosO high above It's
banks, carrying out every bridge from
its hoadwaters to the Mississippi. At
Martelle, FL Paso, and other places,
Touring and saw mills wure swept
along by tho Good, onsailing hoavy
Losses.
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INVESTIGATION
or Charges OF Bribery and Gonoral
Crooliednoss
IS TO Be MlDE IN THE U. s SENATE.
Inquiry Ordered VIII Take tho
Broadcast Scope Possible.
CONTRIBUTIONS OF SUGAR TRUST

10 tho Democratic Campaign Fund
IN Consideration For Certain Pro.
Visions In tho New Tariff Eli IL
Subject of Investigation. as Well as
tho Alleged Effort TO Bribe Senators
llunton aud kylo-A Resolution
That Causes Senators TO Fall ovor
Each Other in Their Suspicious
Eascrncss to Adopt lt--An AL Night
Deadlock - Republicans Fight n
Gag Rule.
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Death ut n Tcn Party.

Slhcl2l DspuicA 20 tls IRtt!hcHIcu.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, May lT.-MrA.
A. Thomas, leading society lady here,
rendered her ludy irIeuda n tea party
this evening. Whom the party were
entering tho dining room about s
o'clock, tho hostess fell to tho floor u
corpse Her husband is the secretary
for tho Ensign Car Company.
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KEosAouA. L., May 17.-It is au-
nounced to-day that General HOLLY will
perhaps no to Washington from Kcokuk
to take charge 0! the commonwea! ar.
mics Of tho United States. The army
expects to reach keokuk Saturday.
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OPERATORS STATEMENT.

Tho coal operators met tonight aud
adopted n statement OF the result from
their rstandpoiut. It declares that tho
opora.oIG Of Pennsylvania and Ohio re-
apoudod to the invitation to consult
with tho mino workers in good faith
and did oil in their power under the
present trade conditions to effect q set
tlomcnt OF tho strike, but that the nine
workers, in secret seaaion, rofuIod to
agrce upon any terms whaIeyor, and
ended the conference on tho ground
that tho Illinois operators were not
present,
Tho statement declares that this action
OF tho mine workers ia not In accord
with thois professions OF peace and con-
ciliatlon. The Ohio operators will meet
in Columbus next Wednesday and tho
Pennsylvania operators in Pittsburgh
on Monday.
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For West VirEin!n. fair, cooler; west winds
For Western Pennsylvania. showers ind prob.
ably thunder storms, cooler; high winds, shift
inC 10 west winGA
For Ohio. showers md probably thunder
storms Ia northern portion. cooler; high west
winds.
TIE TEIprHArvIE YESTERDAY,
as furnished By Z scaSErPi druggist, oosue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-18

New YoRx, May 1T.-Arrived-Lahn
from Bremen.
SOUTHAMPTON, May II. = Arrived
Normannia from New York.