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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28

rho pAoule who stay n home loc che
summer. and thos> Who nave on.? - ~
or three weeks yacaton. spend most OF
thoir time devisng means 20 exc ny 1t
rr'n'speotable summer cutting in the Vicinity
OF the city. ,.,.,,.s
Those who are not over scrnpo'o .,
oboI,t The crowd they encounter az 1nS
,oniiiar bathing resorts. 20 mere ana mo
soiace for a few brief hours after Durh-
ing hot day In the office or sales-lO O'hh H., ID.
Il seems hardly credible 10 ore why n ~
sheltered behind q counter or desk I9r
eight hours that he can go down % W
reach and become actually cold On ue
hottest Of days you Will see slrls cotuc
out of the water with teeth chattettus
and Inns blue. And Oh! the luxury OF pad
ding in the soft. salt wafer ana uylns
~ sWin1t Nor s. II all n fruitess eioT''
for after several attempts your motl0fls
become quite frOgl!ke. ana you Wondet
vhy YOU didn't learn faster without 50
much fuss and ceremony But after all
IL wouldn't have been half so much run
without the spice Of adventure about u.
Besides Il affords q good opportunity 10
display your new bathing suit. when you
hesitate A long time before consenting 20
However. some Of the prettiest bathing
suits are worn by the most expert SWIM
mers. 49,.
| went down 70 the beach one of those
cool days which are so rare mat we az
most forget them ana finding the WateI
too cold for a "tendertooL cohtehltn
myself with watching the hardy swirl
merS. III, u,
one girl wore a bright red suit. which
cleaned Tar out beyond the ropes, rs sht
swan off lat her own risk as II say
in the regulations for ba'hers VINO pass
the hemp boundary line. She was TN
"Captain's daughter" and II was not sur
prising that che could swim Well sine,
She was I'm the water every day,
Another girls costume had red sleeve
puffs. which filled with air and showed
above the water as she swan Hei
friends told her that those pufrs were a
sort of lie preserver. and kept ner W
MOI that's nothing but air" and the slim
young man IN tAe party was rude enough
20 laugh.
But one OF the most interesting figures
In view was the young woman who stood
| beside me in long cloak She was gazing
/ enviously at the bathers. but az that very
moment she was shvering with the cold
Ii was a long cloak that she wore reach
ing 10 the bottom Of her dress. and look
| ed very comfortable In the stiH breeze
/ It was a soft gray diagonal material
! trimmed with white braid. and had two
! capes the upper one quite short and
| pointed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
By Ashore.
The People ut Ocean View soen TO be Cool
and HappY.

OCEAN VIEW, July T-(Staff Core
spondence) The news brought by late
corners from Richmond OF the intense
heat there gives the sOjOurners here a
feeling Of considerable satisfaction when
they compare the temperature OF the two
places.
To-day is one Of the hottest of the sea-
son, and while II is unbearable on the
sands. the thermometer at midday on
the broad veranda OF the hotel stands az
- degrees. and n light but steady breeze
blows all the time from one quarter or
another.
and Mr. Thomas l.. owen. Of the Man
chester Leader, comprised yesterday 5
addition to the home club. ana the uuui"cl
OF familiar faces makes one believe th"t IL
IS a Richmond resort ..,.
Mr. D. W. Pratt. the proprietor thl7
season. gave up the lease OF a hQtei IN th'
Thousand Islands Canada 10 take cnaib'
of Ocean View, and Is much pleased WIN
his success He married Nortolk b'I
and came 10 ocean View IN the race %,
many prophecies II financial disaster, pu'
a ffu house at the beginning ana a
crowded one at the closing months ~
the season testify 70 the contrary. Sex
year he hopes 70 arrange TOT seventy NV
additional rooms 90 the hoteI -.
While dancing last evening lahy IoS'
her diamond ring. and had the good lucH
10 recover IL this morning AZ inc HdHu'
Of another lady. who found II on the out
side Of the pavilion -. $500. ,,-.,, a,
some Of the Richmond girls are alread5
making good progress IN learning how e
swim. ana have learned 20 take duck
! ing with good grace .-.,,,,,,. a.. .
The COrcOran Cadets are hhootiuh az Of
thrne-hundred-yard target to-day for th'
seasons medal. and they have invited
number Of guests 70 shoot win them hem
Colonel Phillips and Captain EPpS WI VII
| Try u Ae1P "P J. ID. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
The We>tmor.land Club Portraits.

Editor Of The Times. The Westmorelani
portrait gallery has already IN important
historical Influence IN Rchmond.
We have there portraits OF Lee. fresi-
dent Davis, Joe Johnston, beaureSard'
Stephen d. Lee. Fitz. lee Jackson \; T..
hi. NJ. c. Butler. Stirling Price, Gov
ernor and General Smith and General
Dick PAGE. Busts Of Joe Johnston and
Governor Letcher. Portraits OF lamp
ton. OF Hardee and Admiral TatnaH are
now I'm the hands Of the artist
Many letters have been written for 4
proper portrait Of Forrest, who is regard
"a by many as the greatest soldier OF the
war. but no answer has ever been re
turned Tennessecans are a very modest
people. but they furnished some mighty
good soldiers ana some Of our best gen
erals We have 2 fine likeness OF General
Early General Marcus J. Wright, an non
est gentleman. and promise OF one oi
Admiral Buchanan
We have assurance Of fine likeness Of
Fleet Surgeon Lewis w. Minor. ana nope
for one of Admiral Raphael Semmes
BESIDES. there are many pictures or
great historical interest before the war OIL
the Confcleracy.
Please publish this list and oblige. yours
tguly. DABNEh IL. MADNh
July % 1884,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28

Matthew Brown (coioreD was before
Justice Graves yesterday morning on .1g
charge OF assaulung and taking ny lorSt
a Iot OF provisions from Joseph \ Harris
but is really Nineteen perfect mlIIeL
Harris is a small boy, and was carryinI
his fathers dinner. when Brown ana
some other boys waylaid him, taking The
bucket and eating the contents. This J.,
highway robbery ana .l.0
on 10 the Hastings Court .,.,
Willie Johnson CcOioredl, charged WIZ
stealing papers from the, Masonic Temple
Sent 10 the Hastings Court
charles REYNOLDS (cOlored) was required
10 give security In 800 for thirty days
as suspicious character.
William ClarksOn was nned $ ana CVS,'
for being drunk. and begging In the street
Bob Robinson (colored) was uned 81
for shooting a pistol IN the street q.
William Pegram fcOl0red was hhed ,
for throwing rocks in the street .,
Garfield Banks (coiOred) gave up 81 io'
striking Joseph Hopkins with a rock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
Senator Vests Testimony.

The testimony Of Senator Vest was
important in showing how tne sugar
schedule was finally arranged. lie an
swered ali the catcsorcA questions ~
The negativc. and was asked by Senator
Lodge what he meant by the statement
in his previous testimony that the duty
put on sugar was put IN herduSe me
witness could not help himself. Alter
some explanation about DeinocFauG ~" ~,
ators insisting on ad valorem duties.
Senator Vest was asked 10 tell the names
OF the senator's who so Insisted. he sald
he had no personal reason Tor not El'lh-
names. but Il was against the rules OF
the Senate for him 10 tell what ocourref
i'm the Ftnance Committee. and he there.
for asked Senator Lodge what ne Shouia
do in the matter The committee decidei
that Mr.. Vest should tell, and he an
swered: ..
Jones. Senator NILS. and myself put
about one cent specific duty on raw
sugar 10 be tested according 10 the
polarlscopic strength, without any duty
at all upon refined sugars. We agreed
10 report the bill with that provision. and
II was so printed. IL was graded duty.
on Tuesday morning we were 10 Jay that
bill before the Democratic members or
the Finance Committee. Senators harris
Voorhees,, and McPherson had hothlng u
10 with IT, Senator Mills had taken
the place OF Senator Vance. who was
sick. ON Monday morning, preceding the
meeting of the Finance Committee, we
were Informed that the caucus OF the
Democratic members of the Senate was
10 be held and that caucus was called
by Sir. German. who was the chairman
~ the caucus We went into the caucus.
OF course. as Democrats, Senator Jones
and myself, Senator Mills not attending.
We stated to the caucus what we had
done The caucus remained in session
three days. and we were Instructed. the
members OF the Finance Committee, q
90 hack without the bill, and readjus,
{, SO that Il would be acceptable. II
nosstble 10 ali Democratic members. We
went into our committeeman, ana there
Hrtee. Hll. Smith, Caffrey. Mr.. White
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
l. journalism a = n,in2

II was a curious incident which occurred
tbts week In the French Chamber Of Depu-
ties. when reference 70 Journalism as a
traie caused all the newspaper reporters
80 Lave the gallery in which they were
az work and depute one Of their number
20 challenge the author Of the obnoxious
e1nression. Why should they take offence
at hearing the making OF newspapers de-
corded as respectable In the French re-
5nblic as they are In the United states ?
or Iid the members OF the Paris news
naper craft believe that In the phrase
iurked the innuendo that they were yenal
and untrustworthy. accustomed to make
merchandize OF what the public Is asked
TO accept as truthful statements OF fact
aud honest opinions?-New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28

nil should be passed that sacrificed the
interests OF the Louisiana Planters anu
az he had had an Important part !"
Giving them the party's pledges that tneS
should not be unfairly dealt with. IL pe-
came incumbent on him 70 be active IL
occurring TO them n satisfactory duty ="
sugar.
Now IL when German appeared beio'o
Vests committee he had joined WIN W
Louisiana senators in seeking 10 ee'
speclAc duty which they asked TOT
Mica might have been accepted r"'
soon as he got before the conn'in'' 81,
took sides with the Trust In the 10"
eoing on between Il and the piah'e'' =,
demanded that the Trusts request sno","
oven o Increased eleven ana wv
pcr cent. beyond what IL wac ,,,
with. and he fought the H'''' ,"'r,,,,,,,,
ators. so persistcnty ana so ,.,,
that Senator Carery has az '"N' -.
yoodea into declaring In the "e"u''
,be dutv as provided for IS NOT AT an "'''
7 o,,,siena wants. but what has
- y, her by German, Brlce' anu
c,.,t,h as the duty which the Trust wants
r,,nauv how could an honest man hsht
,a,orn vests committee for anything
o,her than what the Louisiana planters
demanded? II there was 20 be protec''o"
n ALL Il was their interests that were u
no protected. That Is a vast interest con
stituting the bone and muscle ana me
blood of a whole State. What was ther
fighting term? Nothing but few rehher'eS
that employ only 1929 persons, inciudihs
officers and laborers. Are the interests oi
one of these to be matched against the
interests Of the other? II is preposterouS
70 suggest It. Germans part was dictated
by a purpose to secure a duty that would
nut between 100000 and $l5oo'V"
year of profits in the treasury OF 'he
Sugar Trust-and there is all that IS IN the
case. We print on this page the testimony
Of Senator Vest. given on June 18TH to
which we have referred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28

any city," and requiring 1t TO delegate
the right To do so by general laws TO the
legislative body OF all cities" This IS
pretty broad. but II requires no paihiui
analysis to disclose its purpose, when y
to give to boards Of aldermen or otheF
municipal Legislative bodies" the regula-
ton OF places Of amusement and OF the
liquor traffic.
If Mr.. Tekulsky could get scheme m
this engrafted upon the organic Ia" 20
the Empire State ne would thereafter ~
a bigger man than Croker
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
EDITORIAL COMMENTS

New York Sun: Dispatches from III, n,Ji
70 show the Hon. William Writ ErWin
the Tall Pine of Minnesota, III q Debs
mood He is of counsei lol nntvered
gang. In court "his tall frame pu' ,viId
with excitement. His gestures We -
and his voice rose almost 10 S''Ia,or
OF course. As q qulVerer' ST. uonder
and shreker the Tall Pine j. ~, IN ~ the
Of the bar and the admiration pL ~
northwest. His head reaches 10 tne ny
OF the dome. Ills feet are planted III ~
coal bin. His arms are IKE tne 49, 80.
0f some gigantic engine. ms ~ ts
cracks into ice. now bOils mo $50. ~, ar a.,
now thrown at the Jury IKE n"i NM
leaving tho hands Of HickOk, nov ledpS
like thunder heard through the s.i,In -
Of a brewery vault, nov stDPS ii.,,,,o
sharp cultural protest OF ~ - Tn
cable ear kicking against tne olrh ,,.,, ont
plaster drops the nails are drawn ou.,
the Getting TONNES the door says, even
the appalling ianitor trembles IN MS s''P
pcrs. The murmur Of h"non 49,,
the squeak Of a million suIled 10,
the banging Of n mliilon bmt
bay Of a million stags-tneSe are ~
TOYS compared with the Tan Pine ot IN
Minnesota when he shakes his roots WIN
his own storms, and al the plrds OF
prophecy nestle among MS leaves
Network Times: VIII It be possible
for the three senator's who are now held
up 10 the country rs agents any se'
wants. not Of the people OF Thea nite e,
States. nor Of their several States' hoi
yet of their party, but simply an.
solely Of the Sugar Trust, 10 MAINTAIN
that position without begging TO be takel
down? That is the most important qnes
ton in American politics to-day. t my
had had their way they would hoI hd ~
been held up At ALL They would ha AZ
shufled the responsibility for bieaKli !.
the pledges VI their party around IL
committee-rooms and caucuses under tli'
hugger-mugger of senatorial couIte9S
TN nobody could have been idehtiii,e '
for the weary weeks and months Una
the bill was in the custody OF me Hen
ate. When it was released they were
spotted
New York Herald: IN amendlmaenTlt. J.
pending In the constitutional CohVen
lion at Albany prohibiting railway CON
panies from giving free passes u pu".I
officials. The extent of ne . aDuse d
which il is aimed is forcioiy hinstfat'
by the statements made IN iettt
written by Second Nice-president Broons
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY
and submitted 10 the convention y
IJrocf,fant ffb4pfg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
Going 10 Cuba.

Mr.. John d. Hart. president Of the
80 NJ r. 81 Fox. manager Of the Ameri-
can Produce CO., an invitation for a
trim to Cuba free and return.
Mr. Fox has invited The following gen
and thev will leave here Monday. July
g0fh: n NJ Smith. Jr., l.. .. Wenden-
burg. J. H. webb PeplOe, Claiborne Eppes.
Charles Loenler. They 20 on the steam
ship Braganza, which leaves Philadelphia
August lst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
ChiIcren's Null Hats and Caps.

Prices split in hall will no doubt c-'
down the surplus
The SOC Null caps are 10" -. t,.~,
The 81 Childrens corded anu
Bonnet shape Caps are now 1' ...,.,
Null Hats. white and c0ioIed .,.
and plain, round effects. = laIse o',.t
Hats that always sell Tor s. ana ul 80
you have p pick or them today II. AZ ana
All our better grades IN Null tapa, '..
Hats. as well as +. X. Hats ami sun ~"
nets. have undergoue change IN pH9''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
SHIRT WAISTS.

Ladies' White Lawn Waists-tae r-
grade reduced 70 23c
The soc. Waists reduced O. Csc
Those that sold rapidly at zoe. are t.N
sc
The 81. $50. S75. s.. ana SEQ VINE
Mull and Lawn Waists In all tnr nc''.
designs. have AN been reduced
Launderod striped Percalc SHIRT W it'..
that never sold for less than ac -.t
this sens0n. you can pick from "h"'
have now az 3Sc.
The 81 80 French PercaIe Waists aye 3D."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
New orleans' Black Sunday.

Sunday. August q. 1853. Is known as
Black Sunday. In New Orleans. on that
day 3lS persons died OF yellow fever.
The epidemic had been raging all the
summer. and thousands had left the
city. The Creoies and negroes were
exempt as a rule from yellow fever. and
the population being about haif what
il is now it will be seen what a terri
be day II was 10 the unacclmated.
After August 2lst the fever began 10
decllne from want OF more YlctIms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
SATURDAY. JULY % 1894.
AND EVENTS SATURDAY.

Manatoka Tribe. /. o. X. NJ odd-f 'i-
lows Hall. ..,t,,a rrgineers
Brotherhood OF Locoi'o''''
,,iob,o3n5 Lodge 1. a. OF NJ. Eagle nan
iis,',nrnrise Council. Jr. O. L. \. NJ IT.
~ i A. VI. Hall. >-or
richmond College Combination VS.. NOT I.,
tolk College Combination, w eSt-bnu
rlIions vs.. spauldings. Forest Hill Park.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
oear Heads Of TamIlles.
yMeueN

Dear Heads OF Families:
You are probably more familiar ~..,
the amount 81 the reduction ~ v-.-
come than those who spend ~ ~ ...
Why not then caution those wh0 .....
your money for you 10 buy only .l..
the merchant recognizes the faot f-,...
meet the oxigencics OF tho lrt.
M st be satisfied with smaller .-...
for the merchant who IS cut.r-,-
enough to recognize ana put into ..,,,
this necessity Is The one who a... ...
look for profit during these ue.l
months. but sacrifices every'ar. ..
the idea In view Of reducing hs ,...
20 the lowest possible point Tia,
the rule Of our business. ami -.
yourself an injustice 81 you lo r...
wise your family TO take aIu-t.. ..
our present prices. That Tors .t ,...
feilow-citizens are doing This .e a.,....
by the constant business Stir .t
noticeable in our store
MEYERS, 9th and Broad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
DUCK SUITS.

We have on hand 35 Duck Suits
sizes. Some solid white. other.
figured pattern. The prices wee
sos. $50. and s.. To-day you can lI
pick OF any az s. sd.
We have few OF the 1875 DucN Sal.
The remainder Of them VIII bee SOLD -
q o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28

Morris Tekulsky. president Of the State
Liquor Dealers Association and delegate
in the Constitutional Convention, the
New York Times says, has proposed an
amendment 10 the Constitution forbiddng
the Legislature to pass any act " in rela-
ton to the regulation of public amuse-
ment or any business or occupation. or
any property used therefor, or any per-
sons or corporations engaged therein in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
MILLINERY.

You'll come as near buying Hats ari
Bonnets now al your own price as -.
ever will. a word to the wise S. 1901
Client"
our policy is not 20 carry anytnir. F
from one season o. another
Everything in the way az summer H0t-'
gear comes iu under this ClearlnDe 81.
During this sale We viii make N'
CHARGE FOR TRIMMING HATS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
Rink Clearings Tell the Story
PrccautiOn.

PatIent-"I wish 70 consult You tn re-
gard 10 ms utter loss OF memory;
Doctor-"Aw-yes-wh --er-in tilis class
~ cases I always require my fee In ad-
vance Puck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28

Misses Ciemmie and JAMIE Norton, OF
Huntington, W; Va. are visiting HienaS
az Jl3 north Eleventh street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
pOUNps GRAN ULATED So


ID OAK tOr.....-.......... ''''''
Nrlght yellow sugar per pohhd--+t'
Sr.ssr-fured Shoulders, per pound.
picking spices. per pound.'.''''''...
Carolina lice. per po0n4 ,..'''''''''' II
pork Shoulders. per pOuna...'.-..- -,
Arbucble's Ariosa Coffee. per po"Hu- =
Fresh soda Crackers, per pound;,,.. a.,
rsufornia ciaret Vine. per Sallon.. -
. Cans California Apricots for..;....,- -
Fresh Country Butter. y: pSuhIlS l0s Z"
enov Flake Patent Family flouf .o
Der barrel. 49, "a
or per SACK. ...'..'''''.s.s'' -
Cal, Po,t per pound. ..,,........... o
BE- Eat Mackerel. per dozen. 49,. ~
tp"re old cider Vinegar per gal9on.. -
sea Sail, Tor bathing purposes per o.,
pound 49,. .,oo ,or ...,',,,,,.,,,. Is
800 y q MOiasses, per gsiieh. a.. %
silver King Minneso,a Patent FANNY ?,
Flour, per barrel .'''''.'''''''''''''s' Is
or per sack. .........s,; ss'''' =. e.,
roasted Laguayra Coffee. per l ronns, q
po9, CIV Meal. per bushei ;.s 49,, 80, "
best N''' y ULLMAN'S SON.
Phone $40 ssso-iSzs east AAin street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28
BEGINS
TODAY.

All our SUMMER GOODS must be r.t-
ten rid OF Immediately. First IN .le
comes the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28

MEYERS, 9th and Broad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-28

,.,,oo ~ the Supreme Court, who
now 1ust,S SENATE. and had been APP
w was "a but had not taken his seat on
- bench.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-17

INDIANAPOLIS. June 10 The diStgics
board If tie United Mine Workers met
he.e today a. per order OF President Nc
Bride, bat the operators failed 20 meet
them RESOLUTIONS were passed 90 the
effect that they would Eot resume WORK at
any price without first beiDg rscogu zed a.
union men A. they have received no re-
spouse from tue operators ia thrir call
they expect the operators 10 make the nsxs
move.
BRAZIL. Ind, June rs All the miners
who met At the different places ga this
vicinity have voted 10 accept the scale aud
resums work. for the appointing delegates
TO the Terre Hauts oonysatlon aud -.
sfructiEg them as above. All the meet
ings were secret. Several operators ia
this district have ALREADY ordered the Fail-
road eompaRie. 10 deliver cars ~ taeir
mines mex Monday moruiBg. believing
that the strike il AZ eud.
TEaRE HAUTg. Ind. Ju0s ~. BY a two
thirds vote t4nigbt the Indiana joint eon-
vention Of block and bituminous mlBsfs.
representing the COO miners Of b0th CLASSES
ia this state. resolved 90 ignore tbs agree
meut made at the Colum 0us cGnysst!gB
aud e. continue the ststke.
PETFRsuU re. lad. June t. Most %
the strikers bave returned 20 tbs Littie
Brothers coal mine. Several otasr miaes
waii start scOn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-17
SUMMARY OF SITUATION.
In Ohio


CINCINNATI June ga Commercial
Gazetts special from she mining regions
reports:
AT Coshocton-Ainers parsded today
anJ listened to speeches faVoTing accept
ance CT the Columbus compromises \
meeting OF miners of this county nSxt
Monday will take action on the eomprc-
mise.
At New Phiiadelph!a-Two hundred
miners met and unanimously resolved
TO hold CUT for the 20 cent rate. Both
old parties were denounced aud Governor
Mckinley ceasurrd Tor calliag out troops.
IL Is believed, nevertheless, the miners 10
this county will accept the Columbus
compromise, II the more violent amOag
them do not prevent
AT Trimble-Ths situation here tonight
i graver than at any time since tbs strike
commenced, Toe men are determined 20
fight fog the 10 eent rate. aud President
Adams is making vigorous efforts 10 hold
all his men in line The operators are
preparing TO resume Monday.
MASsILoN. o., June i6--Ine miners OF
the Msssiion district today voted against
endorsing the Columbus agreement. de
mSndlug taat there shall be 40 national
compromise. and also that the local differ
entail OF - crnts per ton shall be main-
tained. Everything Is quiet along tie
Cleveland, Lorraine and wheeling aud
Wheeling aud Lake Erie roads.
BELLAIBE. o., june io.-The great strike
here Is about ended. The compromise
made at the Columbus conventioa will
prevail aad all the miners ia eastern OHIO
will 20 20 work uexL week, the scale baT-
ing been adopted tooight