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THEY'RE ENCOURAGED.
Opponents of Chinese Treaty
Ratification.
SOME CHANGES MUST BE MADE.

II Not They Hope to Postpone Action on It
in Its Present shape a Thirds Vote
Necessary to Pass 1.-THE Presence OF
senator White of California AnxiousIy
Waited For.
WASHINGTON, April 10.-The oppo-
nents of the ratification of the Chinese
treaty feel decidedly more encouraged
over the prospects since the treaty was
taken up IN executive session on Satur-
day Previous to that time the friends
of the treaty had claimed that it would
be ratified without much objection, and
those who were opposed to 1t were IN
clined to accept that view Of its dispose
ton. The proceedings on Saturday,
however, appear to have been of char
acter to encourage them In the hope that
they may prevent the ratification of the
treaty in its present shape, or, if not,
that they
7Iny Postpone 1t For the Present.
They have been led TO believe that
many of the Republican senators viii
assist them in opposing ratification. and
they are not without hope of assistance
from the Democratic side of the cham
Ter. The fact that a two-thirds vote Is
necessary to secure the ratification of a
treaty is favorable to those who oppose
this agreement They will first try to
defeat the treaty, and if they fail in that
effort. will then seek to have it amend
ed. The advocates of the treaty will
probably oppose the latter alternative
almost as strenuously as they will the
former, as they fear that if it IS amend
ed it will not be acceptable to the Chi
nese government.
Senator White of California, who has
been quoted as favorable to the treaty, is
expected to reach Washington this week
before the treaty shall be disposed of.
His position, as it will be defined by him.
self, will probably have an influence up
on the Democratic side of the chamber.
Senator Morgan, chairman of the CON-
mites ON foreign relations, is anxious to
have the treaty disposed of as soon as it
can be. but it now looks as if the opposi-
ton should continue. This consumma-
ton will be delayed for some time. and
probably until the tariff shall be dis
n0s,ad nf
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IN coKEpoM.
striIkIng contrast wien the Turbu

Striking Contrast With the Turbulent
Scenes n Week Ago.
CoNNELLsvILLE, Pa, April 1O.-The
quietness which reigns at the coke works
Tuesday was in striking contrast with
the turbulent scenes of week ago.
The Prick and Rainey companies have
resumed at all the plants which were
closed by strikers.
The two Lemont works of the Nc.
Clure company have not been fired up
yet. but will be in few days.
The trouble expected at the Hill Farm
did not take place Monday night. The
company had $50 guards on duty and
the men went to work Tuesday with moi
a striker in sight.
If the Scottdale convention adopts the
Prick scale the whole aspect of the
strike will be changed by uniting the
Prick workers and the others for the at
tainrent OF the same object-a uniform
scale of wages throughout the entire re.
gion.
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The Dalton Gang Again.

WICHITA, Kan, April 10.-The Dali
tons or other train robbers attempted
Monday night to hold up Rock Island
train No. four miles below Pond Creek.
They met an unexpected resistance at
the hands of Jake Harmon, the Wells
Fargo express messenger, who shot the
first man who tried TO break into the ex-
presscar by the use of dynamite. The
other men in the gang then blew out the
side of the car with dynamite, but the
other trainmen came to Harmon's as
sistance and the bandits were put to
fight, leaving one of their number
wounded ON the ground.
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a History OF Crime.

From March 4th, 1861, to March
4th, 1898, the Republican party had
controlo this country. Never dur
ing that period were they without
control of at least one branch of our
government, and for almost a decade
and a half, they had possession of all
three. During that period the
Democratic party was never able to
enact any legislation except with the
approval of its rival. twas power
less to repeal any of the vicious and
inequitable laws that had been in
ficted on the people.
Let US see what we have to thank
the Republican party for.
OF our vast public domain, only a
few thousand barren acres remain.
Bona fde settlers have gotten a por-
ton of that which has been sold, but
most of it has been granted to rail-
roads, or stolen by land corpora
tons. Procure the documentary
evidence and see how the peoples
.birthright has been guarded.
The richest man in America, forty
years ago was only worth s., 500, 900;
to-day Eve of his defendants are
each worth s5O,OOO,OOO. The last
thirty years has produced a crop of
millionaires, ten-millionaires, and
Observation-Disclosures, never equall-
ed in the history of the world: Sta
tistics show that all our vast nation
al wealth is rapidly concentrating
in the hands of few.
With the growth of the million
aire crop, we have witnessed the
greater growth of the almshouse
crop, the penitentiary crop, the
tramp crop, the sweat shop crop,
the brothel crop, the anarchist, the
crop of suffering, miserable pauper-
lied men, women and children; bred
and made numerous by laws passed
by Republican Congresses and
signed by Republican Executives.
The panic we are now passing
through, the bankruptcies. the ruin,
the distress, the despair throughout
the land, are the culminations for
which the Republican party is re-
sponsible.
The greatest crime of this politi-
cal age is the theft of the land of the
people, the tinkering with the coun-
try's finances, the tariff laws, which
have every year transferred mill
ions of dollars from the pockets of
the toilmasses to a few protected
manufacturers are enough to mako
it Infamous for all time, without
consideration of the lesser ones,
whose number is legion.
But the infamy of the Republican
party, great as it is, does not equal
it's efrontery. Not satisfied with
having despoiIed the common people
all these years, it attempts to charge
the depression which has so been
predicted as a consequence of its
misgovernment, upon the Democrat
ic party. The time has come, how
ever, when sophistry no longer i'm
poses upon the American people
They know that the Democratic
party could not be responsible for a
condition, which was foreseen by
all observant men, long before the
Presidential election. They know
that the oppressive legislation en-
acted by the Republican party and
that relief is comming with the GER
tainy that the Democratic party is
engaged in the fulfllment of it's
pledges of eternal warfare upon
the men that are under protection
of the government, have been fat
tening on the blood of the
people.-W Washington Telegram.
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A Lovers Crime.

LAKE CHARLES, La, April 10.-R. G..
Howard and wife live ON small island
in the Culcasien river. They have a
Herbert L. Bartin went to Towards
Howard would not consent. Later Bar
tin returned and shot the girls mother
dead, fatally wounded the girl and in
jured her sister. The murderer escaped,
but was captured, being shot because he
resisted arrest
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HAueHEY PLEADS GUILTY.
ZINC 1naIanapolI. BANKER. Af.sr Doing $

Stlh Ou1 On 1dBhS bail.
INDIANAPOLIS, April TO- Theodore P.
Haughey, president of the wrecked In
dianapolis National bank, which failed
for over $1,000, 900 last July, pleaded
guilty to the principal counts in the in
dictment against him in the federal
court.
After the bank failed it was discovered
that the bank had been looted of nearly
$500,0O0 by Haughey, his SON. and the
apolis cabinet works. The court did not
pass sentence upon Haughey, merely
continuing his bond at $4,000.
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WASHINGTON, April 1O.-when the
lake front cases were decided IN the cir
cult court for the northern district of
Illinois, the United States took an an
peal, the title being 1.-THE United States
VS.. the people of the state of Illinois,
The appeal has been dismissed. upon
motion of Solicitor General Maxwell. IL
appearing that the United States had
not been party in the case.
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Wheat-46@5S<c Corn-So@421 Cat
tle-Select butchers, s. S5@4 Is; fair to
medium, 50 O0@3 IS; common, - 25@2 90:
Hogs-Select and prime butchers, IS $50
40; packing, S. 1905 so; common TO
rough. s. 55G5 10. Sheep-Wool sheep,
s. 1904 %; clipped, 81 50@4 90; fall lambs,
wool. 50 50@4 SO; clipped, 50 0o@4 %:
spring lambs, - 5o67 90
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Trustees Sale of Lnmber.

DY virtue of a deed OF Trust executed to me
pthe undersigned Trustee, by George Z.
mentioned, said trust bearing date on the 18th
day OF June, 1888, recorded in the Clerks
oL1ce OF the County Court Of Mason County,
page 2Sd, DC, to secure the payment OF a eer-
tain debt therein mentioned, and default
having been made In the payment of said
debt, and there being now a balance due
thereon Of kf7T.0D) seventy-seYen dollars, and
To do. Will on
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NoTICE.

The following fiduciary accounts are
before me for settlement:
Partial settlement of r. E. Someryille
Administrator of w. ID. Someryille, de-
ceased.
Final settlement of John @. Porter
administrator of the estate of Edward
Hogsett, deceased
Given under my hand this I'd day of
April, 1891
JOHN E. BELLER,
Commissioner of Accounts for Mason
County, West Va. [apr4-2w.
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FOR SALE.

PORTABLE STEAMENGINE 10 H.P.
Mounted on wheels, all in frst-class
condition, a SPLENDID engine; cost when
new 81 900, viii take $3.50 spot cash.
a great bargain Call or address
D f. CASEY,
Harrisonville, Meigs Co., o.
march2S-2w.
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Jo,,a , I e; :, ~ In ehanosl

ys: In cllancery.
THE undersigned Special Commissioner
l by virtue OF the authority vested In me
by decree Of the Circuit Court Of Mason
County West Virginia, made and entered In
the above entitled cause on. the ID day or
May, 1873, Will,
On the 10th day OF May, 1894,
sell by way of public auction, TO the highest
bidder at the front door Of the Court House,
Of Mason County, West Virginia. the follow
Ing real estate situate In said county In Coop
er district, containing one hundred and
twenty-six acres, more OF less, and the same
land conveyed by Simon Grimm and Rachel
Grimm, his wife, 70 the said John ]. Grimm
by deed dated the LIST day OF May, 1673-
TERMS OF SALB-Cash IN hand as 70 one
third on day of sale, and the residue IN two
equal fnstalimenfs In one and two years with
interest from date. With notes or good seeu-i
rity and retaining the title as further secu--
rity for the deferred payments.
w n. TONfLINBOE.
Special Comm Missioner.
Bond with approved security has been
given by the above named Special Comm r.
sioner as required by law and the decree OF
sale IN the above entitled cause.
Z. y. MITCHELL, Clerk.
aprIItd
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THE MARKETS.
Review of the Grain and Cattle Markets
For April 10.
Pittsburr.

Cattle-Prime, 81 50@4 60: good, s. IS
"a 10; good butchers, So 50@4 10; good
fat cows and heifers, g 5o@3 .; bulls and
-Philadelphias, IS 40@5 so; Workers,
s. 3095 80; good heavy sows. 81 O0@4 so;
stays and rough sows, s. 25@4 co. Sheep
Extra, - 1904 60; good. 81 1904 30: fair,
g 25@3 40: common, s. 25@3 90; lambs,
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Monday. Nav the 9Th. Is94.

commencing at O'Clock a. M, on that day,
or as soon thereafter as may be, AT the places
where the lumber may be, to-wIt: ON the
ridge near Charles Kincaid's on the late mill
set on the land OF John Potts, on Devon's
branch, and at Crab Greek Station, all in said
county, proceed to sell said lumber by way OF
public aucttons for cash, to the highest bid
der, SO conveyed to me by said trust deed, or
so much thereof as may be necessary to sat
isfy and pay said f77.Oe and the costs and
commissions OF sale. RJ.NE5ALE,
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All the mills and factories around
Wheeling are resuming or have re-
sumed work. So are the mills and
factories all over the country and
everything indicates that we are
going to have a prosperous spring
and summer all over the country.
The republicans will soon have to
shut up their calamity cry.
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Kicked to Death.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 10.-Clemens
s. Highley, 3 prominent and highly re-
spected young farmer residing nine miles
northwest of the city, was kicked to
death by a horse. He was to have been
married the next day.
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Thomas E. Benedict, of New
York, has been nominated as Public
Printer by the President, and his
early confirmation by the Senate is
confidently looked for. After his
confirmation, those Republican
printers who have been feeding at
the public crib for SO long may be
expected to fold up their little tents
and, Arab like, "steal silently
away"
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ChIoroform KiIIed Elm.

KNOXVILLE, April 1o.-Dr. Charles
Cawood, ex-city physician, was killed by
taking too much chloroform while un-
dergoing an operation.
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SEVEN MEN KILLED
BY the Derailnent of Logging Train in
Michigan.

Michigan.
SHELBY, Mich. April 10.-Seven men
were killed Monday morning near New
Era by the derailing of logging train.
The locomotive struck tree which had
been blown down across the track, and
was thrown down an te1nbankment.
Eight men were thrown into the wreck
and were terribly scalded by escaping
steam in addition to their other iniur-
les. Only one, Fred Chalker, escaped
alive. sTe
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sPHCIAL
commissioners Sale.

" Circuit Court of Mason County, West
Virginia, made on the Sd day of March, 1891,
in n certain suit in Chancery therein pend
ing wherein r. w. Sterling is Plaintiff and
the Sterling Furniture Manufacturing Com
pany, q Corporation, a. Keib, Louis w. Lou
RE, Lizzie Iulley, Annie Sterling, and others
are Defendants, the undersigned Special
Commissioners Will, on the
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BUENos AYREs. April 1o.-The in
surgent admiral, Da Cana, made his es-
cape from the Portuguese warship Min
dello at 2:15 p. m. Sunday, and arrived
at the Buenos Ayres quarantine station
Monday evening. The Portuguese sail
ors made no resistance to his leaving the
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LOGAN, o., April 1o.-Ralph Perry,
an old colored ex-slave, died at the
county infrmary at the age of 122
Yeara.
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CycIer Fatallv Iniure,l

DENVER, April 1O.-James h. Hudson,
aged 81, prominent English capitalist,
owning large mining property in Mexico,
was fatally hurt while bicycle riding by
colliding with a hack. He leaves 3
family
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TaIodo

May, 605Sc: July, 6sISc CornINo. 2 cash
and May, sec bid. Oats-No. mixed, 33c;
No. 2 white, 3411<c Rye-Cash, soc bid. Clio
verseed-Prime, cash and April, IS 65; Oc-
tober. q 90 asked.
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The Democrats of Huntington
won signal victory Thursday.
Mayor Neale was reelected by a
handsome majority and six out of
the nine Councilmen are Democrats.
Other States may turn their tails on
Democracy, but this election indi-
Gates that West Virginia will re-
main true to Democracy.
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warned to Keen ont.

WASHINGTON, April 10. President
Cleveland has issued Behring sea
proclamation warning persons against
violating the recent seal fisheries act of
roy,oress
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Chicago.

Hogs-Select butchers, IS 25@5 IS; pack
ing, s. COOS 25. Gattle-Prime steers
Sc 5o@4 50; others, s. 50@4 10: cows and
bulls, 81 1903 so. Sheep = s. 2505 40;
lambs, g COOS 75.
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If some of our exchanges really
believe what they say about the
effects ofthe Wilson bill, if passed,
things must look awfully blue before
them. They had better be making
their "calling and election sure, !"
for they will starve to death sure
and certain. They can't live on
this "wind" long.
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Fire al Bluefield. w.ya5

BLUEF1ELD, April 1o.-The Rorer
building, five stories high, occupied by
stores, offices. dwellings aud lodgerooms,
burned. Loss, $4,000; partially Insured.
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9th day of Nav. IS94

at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder; on the promises of the
said Sterling Furniture Manufacturing Com
pany, in the Town of Point Pleasant, West
Virginia, the following property situate in
Mason County, West Virginia, wit: The
leasehold, boiler, engine, shafting, hangers,
leather betting, pipeing, pulleys, emery
stand, saw-set, tenoning machine, moulders,
pony planer, hand Jointers, cut or saw, rip
saw, inch moulder, Whitney planer, boring
machine, hand-sander, bed clamp, scroll saw,
swing cut on saw, band saw and oscillatfng
sander, which property compose the lease
hold, factory and structure of the Sterling
Furniture Manufacturing Company. The
said property will be offered in separate lots;
upon which there is a first ana second lien,
save and except that property that the Ran
die Machinery Company has third lien
upon, the property that the Page Betting
Company has third lien upon, and the
property that Cordesman, Meyer & Co, have
fourth lien upon for their claim of $1S2.3S,
which said first lot consists of the following
property, to-wit: The said leasehold, piping,
pulleyS, emery stand, saw set, tenoning ma
chime, cut of saw, rip saw, inch moulder,
bed clamp, scroll saw, swing cut on saw and
sist of the property that the RandIe MACHINE
cry Company has a third lien upon. which
consists of the boiler, engine, shafting and
hangers. The third lot consists of the prop
erty that the Page Betting Company has
third lien upon, which is the leather beltIng:
and the fourth lot is the property that Cordes-
man, Meyer d Co., have a fourth lien upon
for their claim of $lS2.33, which consists OF
the following property, to-wit: One hand
Jointer, hand-sander, boring machine, band
saw, two moulders, Whitney planer and
pony .planer.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH as TO one-thfrd of
the purchase money, the residue payable in
two equal installments in one and two years
respectively, the purchaser or purchasers
ferred instaIlments, said notes bearing inter-
est from their date.
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respass ~ office.

A Ii persons are hereby notified not
a to trespass ON any of our lands in
Cologne and Cooper districts, Mason
County, West Virginia, by travelling
over, fishing. hunting. cutting timber
or IN any other manner, without our
written permission, under penalty of
prosecution. j. & w. YAUGFR.
Debby, w. Va, Apr. II, '94.4w.
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Trustees Sale
OF Valuable Farm in Union
District.

District.
by virtue OF Deed OF Trust exeentec TO
Durham and sarah r. Dunham, his WIFE,
dated on the 18th day OF March, 1888, and
recorded inthe Clerks Office OF the County
Court or Mason county. West Virginia. IN
Trust Deed Book, No. 10, folio d6I, &c. TO
secure the payment q a certain pronis-
therein, and In which Deed OF Trust the
undersigned, =. i. Harris was substituted
stead ofssid los. II. Holloway. Trustee, by
n certain order OF the Circuit Court OF Mason
OF February. 1891. and default having been
made in the payment thereof, and being
required 50 70 do by the holder OF the said
Friday, May 11th, 1894,
commencing atll O'Clock A. NJ, at the front
county, West Virginia, proceed 10 sell by
way OF public auction, to the highest bidder,
or - much tereof rs may be neeessarS 10
satisfy said Indebtedness secured by said
Deed OF Trust and the costs and commissions
Mason county West Nlrginias one lot con-
tainfng 100 acres and l5S poles. and Is the
same land conveyed 10 the said Jesse b.
Dunlaaln by Anthony Grimm, by his deed
and OF recorSISin the Clerks ONCE OF, the
County Court OF said Mason county. In Deed
Book No. 43, TO which reference Is hereby
made for more null description OF the said
tract or parcel OF land. The second lot or
parcel of land contains 81 acres, and being n
part OF the tract OF 100 acres and l5S poles,
conveyed TO the said Jesse Il. Durham by
Anthony Grimm and Peter Grimm; by their
deed bearing dateOn the 9th day OF February,
lSSs, of record IN the Clerks Office aforesaid,
reference IS hereby made for a more full
description OF said tract.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
Title good, but selling as Trustee, WIN only
convey title as such. z. l. H4ARItlS,
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;wheat-May, 64S<@655kc Corn-AIay,
441<@44sEc Oats = Western, 4094Ic.
Cattle - 81 50@4 %. Sleeps 1905 %.
Lambs-s4 0095 IS.
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GIGANTIC ROBBERY.
Burglars Loot a Jewelry Store Of $40, oot
Worth of Stock.

CLEVELAND, April 1O.-Burglars en-
tered tie store of the Home Security
company ON Ontario street, and cleaned
out the stock of the establishment The
goods stolen consisted of watches, dia-
monds and jewelry valued at $4o,0
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Trustees Sale.


DY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust ex-
date on the 20th day OF February, 1882, by
Ephriam Herdman and Mary Herdman, his
wife, and which deed OF trust is of record in
the County Court Clerks office of Mason
county, West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book
No. II. page Ia, &C., and default having been
made In the payment OF the debt secured by
said deed OF trust. and the owner and holder
of the notes evidencing said debt so executed
by said trust, and having requested me,
the undersigned Trustee, so 20 do, shall ON
the
18th day of April, 1894,
at 10 O'Clock n. m. on the premises herein-
after described, sell the following described
real estate conveyed by said deco OF trust,
viz: One certain piece or parcil of hand in
Cologne District, Mason County, West Nir-
ginia, ana bounded and described as follows,
to-wit. Beginning NJ a white oak corner TO
Hyatt and with his line 8. "a, w. los poles to
a stake corner TO A. Ridniger. and with his
line s. 4Ge, l.. GO poles to a stake and one red
oak, thence n. f2e 30, E. IS poles to a poplar
ON a steep hill side, corner TO A. Gnin, thence
n. 45e 30, W. leo poles TO n dogwood, S. 209,
w D poles TO the place of beginning, estinl1
ted to contain So acres, and being the same
tract OF land conveyed by said Herdmnn and
wife 10 said Trustee, by snid trust deed above
named and described.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third of the pur-
chase money cash in hand, one-third ofsaid
purchase money with interest In one year,
and the residue thereof with interest In two
years from the day OF sale, taking from the
purchaser his notes with good security for
gal title as a further security.
Title good, but selling as Trustee VIII con-
Vey only title as such.
Given under my hand this Goth day OF
March, 1894.
IL