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Ex.PnEsIDExr HARRISON
Has Decided Views Concerning Iscccu
rRrt1 LogIsIAtion-Is RsticouL

Has Decided Views ConoOrntug Recent
rnriG LogisIAtion-Is Reticeut
GEw YoRK, August Hex. President
Harrison, In the course OF an interview
which the Wonld will publish tomorrow,
says that he has kept thoroughly post
ed about what is going on and has some
very decided opinions as to tho news
from Washington during the past two
weeks. 1t was. however, absolutely i'm
possible 10 induce him 10 express bis
opinions for publication. Whom asked
for reason he simply said that be did
not want to and he considered that rea'
son sufficient
~ shall make two and possibly three
speeches." Mr.. Harrison said, "during
the coming campaign. shall make
them In my own state and very near to
my own home. All that have TO say
about tariff and every other topic that
you want me To talk about will be said
then. I have had numerous invitations
to mako political speeches in different
parts Of tho country, but have resolved
to limit myself to the field have men
tionRdU
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CHICAGO, August 1.-THE strike
commissions Investigations to-day do
velopcd an enthusiastic disciple Of Bel
lamy in the person OF Roy NJ. Goodwin,
director Of the American Railway
Union. Goodwin, after long exam
inution regarding the recent strike, de-
clared that such troubles could be
avoided by Matchmaking railroads and
oil other extensive corporations and In
dustries. Ho declared he was "Bcl'
lamyitc," and beloved that tho United
States should be conducted after the
manner laid down by tho author Of
Looking Backward"
Prof. E. ". Bemis, associate pro-
fessor OF political economy in the Chi
cago University, was also witness. He
advocated, as q striko preventative, a
national and permanent board ot arhi'
tration.
F. r. Mills, q Baltimore & Ohio
engineer, OF Garrett, Ind, was called
and testified that he was discharged on
July !. Since then he sent letter to
". g. Brinson, president Of The Illinois
Steel Company, asking for employment;
Attor q iew days Mr.. Brinson replied
that II the application had been re-
ceiyed week before he would have
been glad 10 employ MilIs but that now
he had been informed Of Mills promi'
nenco In tho American Railway Union
and therefore could not employ him.
james 3. Connors, q switchman who
had worked on the Grand Trunk road,
testified that he had made application
for work to the Union Stock Yards and
Transit Company and was refused. Tho
official TO whom he applied told him
that no man who had ever served on
labor committees would bo given en-
ploymont.
Charles Naylor, firoman and engineer.
and member OF the American Railway
Union, came next. He was dismissed
June 28 from the Pennsylvania lines,
and knew that he was blacklisted bo.
cause general superintendent had told
friond Of tho witnoss that he could not
got work.
Vice President Howard. Of tho Amerl-
can Railway Union, was recalled.
Mr.. Howard desired to call the COM
missions attention to two facts: That
tho United Statos government was now
blacklistiug or boycottinS 5000 ex.em-
ployes OF the Union Pacific railroad be.
cause OF their connection with the
American Railway Union, and that tho
railroads OF the country wero threaten
ing to boycott tho Missouri, Kansas &
Toxas road unless it Withdrew its
present low rate to Washington.
ave think that If the government
can keep its hands of the railways and
let them settle their difference by boy.
colt or any way they please, it should
keep its hands of tho employee as we'll. "
A burat OF applause from tho audi
encc crested this sentiment. Soon after
this the commission adjourned.
There will be no afternoon session OF
the commission tomorrow, and the first
witness Monday morning will be Eu.
pene V. Debs.
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THE IRON MARKETS.

Eroct Of the Tariff DtII-Prices of DosSc.
mer and BIIlets FIrm-ActIvity of Mills
East aud West.
CLEVELAND, O., August 17.-The Iron
Trade RcVieD says: "a tariff bill has
been passed. mud the contingency that
II will foil OF becoming law is exceed
ingIy small. The iron industry hos been
closo to q FREQ trade basis for many
months, and tho putting into effect Of
tho metal schedule with its reduction Of
from 30 10 90 per cent from tho Mckin-
10y bill will not depress values sensibly.
What 1t will do with tho volume OF bus.
inesa will DO discovered in due time.
Since there has been gonOraI predic.
ton OF revival, based on tho settling Of
tho thrift uncertainty, thero will be O
general disposition to assist in fulfilling
tho prediction. To know tho basis on
which they are to operate Is certainly a
distinct point OF gain to manufacturers.
Nine furnaces arc In blast in tho Ma
honing and Shenango valleys, but it 10
yet n question with somo OF them
whether they can havo steady supply
Of coko. On August l thore wore Iorty.
seven moro furnaces in blast than on
June l, and the production was at the
rate OF nearly $4,000 tons q week more
than on tho first OF juno.
"Ihe trmncss as to prices, noted q
week ago, has boen emphasized by au
advance OF 50 cents in the quotations OF
ono southern producer, but sellers are
not paving tho advance. There is moro
inquiry for billets from tho east, and
$td % Philadelphia Is done on prompt
shipment. The activity OF mills cast
and west is an encouraging feature Of
tho situation"
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BYNuNi's PROPHECY
Regarding tho Price of Wheat Undcr 4,
Cleveland Administrations.

Regarding tho Price of Wheat Undor tho
Cleveland Administrations.
CHICAGO, August IA special from
indianapolis sayo that William Stanley,
a farmer Of Pendleton, Ind, Is preparing
to sue Congressman Bynum, of In
diana, for $500. During tho last pres
idential campaign Stanley heard Mr..
Bynum deliver speech, in which he
said that II tho Democratic ticket was
successful wheat would be worth 81 25
por bushel. Stanley went home and
sowed whoat extensively and raised q
crop Of 1000 bushels. This no declares
he has been compelled to soil at differ.
ent prices, bctweon IS and so cents
nor buahol. Ilo will sue tho
Congressman for tho difference between
what he ronizod and what no would
huvo received hAd tho congressman
assertions on the strength Of which he
was lod to sow so much wheat bccn
verified. Stanley was formerly DOM
ocrat, but IS now q Poputist.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

Miss Flora McCrassin, Of CodRrvillc,
Ohio, is in Jail for horsc-stenlIng.
Dining room girls in the Union Pacific
hotel at Laramie struck against wearing
uniforms.
Tho sundry civil appropriation bill
was yesterday sent to the President at
Gray Gables.
Three fresh cases Of cholera arc ro-
ported from Amsterdam and ono case
from Rotterdam.
The senate bin for tho exclusion Of
anarchists was favorably reported by
the house committed.
There is no official confirmation OF tho
report that the Central American re.
pubiics arc preparing to combine into
ono largo nation.
Ex.Gov. Charles Robinson, who was
tho first governor Of Kansas, died at
Lawrence, Kas., yesterday. He was q
leader in tho FREQ state.
Prof. Campbell, OF Lick observatory,
has demonstrated by tho spectroscope
that tho planet Mars has no atmosphere,
and that therefore there can bc no life
thero.
Tho London foreign office reports
that no negotiations have occurred for
revision OF the Samoan treaty between
Great Britain, Germany and tho United
States.
Fourteen Indiana who had accom-
panied Pawnee Bill on European tour
last spring returned yesterday as steer
ago passengers. Bills scheme was not
successful and no returned tho Indians.
Elovcn thousand guineas Is now tho
record prico paid in an auction room in
London for Sir Joshua Reynolds por-
trait OF Lady Betty Delma, with hor
childron, picture well known through
enGravings.
Tho Now York Commercial advertiser
is authority for tho 1tatOmcnt that
Joaeph II. Cbontc will accept the 10.
publican nomination for governor OF
Now York, if nominated by the state
convention.
John D. Gormloy, agaicnOe OF OK
Secretary Foster, asks the probate
court to relcasO tho ex-governor from
cntanglomonta arising from tho endorse.
mont OF paper for tirms In which Ito
was Interested. Tho aggregate Of these
endoFacmcntg aro S800,OOO.
Theodore s. Baron & Co. and S. Baron
& Co., manufacturers Of knit goods, Ht
Now York, Yesterday mado assignments
with liabilities OF Sl25, 900 aud Sl50,0O0
respectively. Samuel Baron is intor-
estcd in both companies. and tho failure
OF ono forced tho OthOr to tho wall. Tho
uncertainty OF tariff legislation was one
OF tho causes OF suspension.
The immediate reason for tho non-
appearance OF tho Vigilant yesterday
was that sho had damaged tho houd Of
hor mainaail in Thursdays contest, and
it was deemed advisable TO devote tho
day 10 lncndinG it and otherwise pre-.
pairing tho sIoop for tho mntch racc to.
day. saiImakcra were busy Gotting hor
canvas IN perfect trim aud tho crew
were busy ovcrhOuinG hOr rigging.
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QUEEN OF THE SEAS.
Remarkable spcrd of the Transatlantic
steamer CampAniH.

steamer CampAniH.
Nrw YoRH, August lT.-Thc Cunard
limo steamer Campania, which arrived
thiu evening from Liverpool and
Queenstown, has earned tho tito Of
Queen OF the Ocean, besides being n
record breaker. Sho left Daunt's Rock
ut l2:45 p. H., on August u, and ar
rived at Sandy Hook iightship at 6:i5
this evening. HOr time OF passage was
I've days, nine hours aud :wenty.nine
minutes, which beats all previous rec
ords by three hours and sixteen MN
uteG
Tho Campania had just previously 10
sailing been in dry dock and was III
prime condition for making fast run.
Moderate westerly wipds were expert
euced up to August II when the wind
yoered TO tho eastward and there was II
fresh breeze. On crossing tho banks on
tho 10Th much fog was encountered and
1t was necessary TO run the engines OF
reduced speed for two hours. The wind
at this timc veored to tho noTthward
and continued 10 port. On tho 18th
tho steamer made tho remarkably good
time OF 645 knots.
The CAmpania's daily runs werc $40.
SIS, 543, US, 545 aud l25. Tho Campo.
nia's beat previous record was made in
October last and was 8 days, Is hours
and % minutes. Tho Lucanin, tho sis
tor ship Of tho Cnmpanin, has held the
best western record between Queens
town aud Now York since November 8
last, when she made tho voyage in 8
DAYS, l9 hours and II minutes.
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CONFERENCE FUTILE.

The Glass Workers Demand Mckinley
Wages UndOr tho Wilson Tarif.
PHILADELPHIA August H.-Although
tho conference between the employees
and employers representatives in tho
green glass trade, Terminated last
night, tho workmen known rs tho
wage committee OF the United
Green Glass Blowers hold nun.
ber OF caucuses to-day aud were
moro determined than over in their
contentious as to q scale Of wages, to
meet the changes in the Wilson bill, but
tho mon desire first thoir former wages,
and otherwise a fair compromise rate.
Tho workmen's representatives Loft for
their homes tonight
Another conference will bc held but
when or where, was not announced.
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A CHOLERA SCARE
Creating Much ExoItomont In Doarboi
County, IndIaun.

Creating Much ExCItOmont In Dearborn
County, IndiAnn.
ISDrANAPoLrs, IND., August H.-Thc
state health board to-day received news
OF cholera scare IN Dearborn county.
The little daughter Of Potter Mann, Of
Weisberg, was taken suddenly i'll with
symptoms Of cholera. Another cklld.
aged eleven, was taken III August II and
died the next day. The attending ply
sician, who reported tho case TO the
health board, visited the family and
found the mother also i'll. The outcome
In her case is not yet known. Tho
deaths have created much alarm in the
county, but Secretary Metcalf, Of tho
health beard, Is not inclined to give
credence to tho cholera theory.
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vicromA, B. c., August l7.-ThC
steamer Empress, Of Japan, arrived
this morning from tho Orient, leaving
Yokohama August 8. War was for
mnlly declared August 3, tho proCIa.
nation being received with Ovory
token OF rejoicing throughout Japan.
An engagement occurred ut Sinkwai on
tho 30th uit. Tho Chinese we're driven
back with heavy loss and the Japancsc
troons continued toward AsNn.
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YoxouAMA, August l7.-It is officially
stated that tho Japanese ACct, which
consists Of sovontoon vcsselO, is hunting
tho Chinese tlcot with tho purpose OF
engaging il in battle. Tho Japanese
troops in Korcn havO boon ordered to
occupy NIL tho passes OH the China.
Korcan frontier aud prevent at all hnz'
ards the entry into Korea OF Chinese re-
iniorCGMOnt,.
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Nav YORK, August iI-R G. Dun 4
Co.'S, weekly rCvicw OF trade, which
issues tomorrow will cay:
Tho new tariff bill, II signOd by tho
President rs expected provides del-
Mic basis for business.
No supplemental legislation 10
thought possible until next year at
least. Large improvement has boon OK.
pCctcd from any settlement, the more
because Of vast amount OF business
deferred from week to wcOk IN the hope
OF more doGnito conditions.
1t is too early to look for cttOcts Of tho
now situation in tho great industries,
but tho gradual recovery which has ap.
pearUd Tor some time is seen in better
demand for products. Speculation in
wool has been stopped, and the sales,
which have been 5,O29,15O pounds for
tho wcok and ll.65+. $50 for tho two
wecks OF August against ), ,3S7 400 in last
year and lG5, ,S55,3O0 in 1892, naturally
diminished on Wednesday and Thurs.
day, and it is expected tho recent ad-
vance may be lost, though no change
yet appears.
Resumption by iron and steel works
which woro stopped by the strikes, con-
tinues to depross prices Of somo
finished products, but with moro fur
mace operations prices OF pig iron are
not lower. Comparisons giVen to-day
show fall in prices ranging from 20 TO
n por cont in orc aud Its products since
October, 1890. which sufficiently ac-
counts for tho idleness Of moro than
third OF tho works.
The failures this week have boon 226
in tho United States, against 455 last
ycar, aud 45 in Canada against 27 last
year.
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Owosso, Mich, August iI-Nfrs.
James NJ. Curwood, ono Of tho leading
women Of this city, was repeatedly Ns.
saultcd Mt hor homo this afternoon.
She describes hGr Assnilant MS stont,
handsome, woll dressed stranger. Sho
attempted TO shoot the villain, but he
wrnstod the gun from her, and remain
ing au hour loft hor bound and sense.
loss. Officers and citizens are securing
tho country, II tho man is caught his
lifo will bo in danger.
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rIre EnrlncerI A..oelntIon.

MONTREAL, August l7.-Tho National
Association OF Fro EnGinOcrs conclud-
cd thoir convention this afternoon By
making tho association an International
ono and OIocting officers. Chief Bonot,
Of Montreal, was elected president Of
tho association. Secretary Hill and
Treasurer Larkin woro rC.o!eCtcd. Tho
next convention will bo in AuguOta, Ga.
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NASHVILLE, August 17.-Full official
returns for tho election for supreme
Judges have boon received by tho secro-
tarv of state from every county. Demo.
Gratis, l45,l5S; FusionIsts, l3l ,280;
Democratic majority l3,sG0, u gain OF
9j,03 over tho aggregate opposition
vote for govarnor in 1892. Tho total
votn la lnrrnr thnn was oxpNctOd.
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Special BfSpdteh 10 The lnISut0eheeT.
MARrrNsDuRo. W. Va, August H.
Since tho passage OF tho senate tariff
bill fifteen hundred barrels of whisky
have boon Withdrawn from tho bonded
warehouses OF the Hannis DistillinG
Company ut this place. This outgo is
occasioncd by desire to save tho 20
cents per gallon tux which tho law i'm
nnRnl
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MONTGOMERY. Ala, August T.-The
Advertiser has official returns from all
but three small counties. Tho total vote
for Oates and tho Democratic ticket ia
100, ,o82 and for Kolb and tho Popnlists
S0,3S7. The three remaining counties
will add about 5000 to tho vote aud give
the Democrats a majority OF about
26 600.
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CINCINNATI. o., August 17.-Lodge No.
8, OF tho EfkO. tonight declared in
favor Of jamestown by IN over
whelming vote and demanded an
immediate settlement Of tho case.
Judgc Wards decision was re-
ported. It restorea AIlon O. Myers rs
grand secretary and says no legal meet
ings can bo hold outside Now York.
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A Mmt,IOrer IInngcd.

PULASKI, Va, August l7.--wilNinm G.
Taylor was hanged 1t Ncwburn mt II
o'clock this morning for tho murder OF
his wife. An effort was mOdo to get
Governor O'Fcrrcll 10 commute tho
sentence, tho plea Of insanity being
urged, but tho governor refused,
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WARRINGTON, D. c., August lI-Ro'
ports transmitted to tho atnto depart
mont from Captain O'EoiIt, OF tho
Marblohoad, now mt BluOGolds, fully
Coniirm the prcss reports to tho oiect
that the captain refused 10 protect such
American residents thoro as had taken
10 armI In behalf Of Chief Clarence
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NEw YoRK, August 17.-Arrived,
Campania from Liverpool.
LONDON, August 17.-Arrived, Corona
from Montreal; Missouri from Phila-
delphin.
. HAMnURG, August H. Arrived,
Fuerst Bismarck from Now York.
Hull. August l7.-Arrivcd, BnGialo
from New York.
LIVERPOOL, August H. Arrived,
Nomadio from New York.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., August 17.-Mgr.
satolli has returned from Butler, N. j.,
whore he attended tho recent celebra-
tfon at the shrine OF St Anthony, OF
Padua He will leave Sunday morning
for Brunswick, Nd, TO oficiate at the
laying Of tho corner stone OF new
Catholic church.
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THE MONEY QUESTION.
Yesterdays Proceedings Of tho
American Bi-Metallio League.
THE GOLD STANDARDS The CAUSE,

They Claim, of tho Present Depressed
State of National Businoss-FrOo
Silver the Supreme Political Issue.
Trust no CandIdatoS Who Havc
Been UnfaIthful on tho Silver Qucs.
tion-GouernL warnor aud Rcpro-
sentative Bland on Top Yesterday.
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DETROIT, MIcU., August l7.-RichNrd
Merrill OF Milwaukee,, who won tho 1.-Two
pigeon international championship
medal in tho Parker tournament yostcr-
day, also won tho ittuo Rock intorna.
tional medal to-day, with u score Of As.
Tho tournament, which was a pro.
nouncod success in all respects, closed
tonight,
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ST.. LOUIS, August IA special from
Danville, Ill, says: Tho Danvilie and
Grape Crock minors, at mass meeting
this evening, declared tho striko Off in
the Danvillo district. The Consol-
idatcd Coal Company will pay tho price
given before tho strike-ffty.lVe cents
q ton for acreonod coal.
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rho cholorn statIstIes.

WASHINGTON, August IA dispatch
received at the Marinc hospital bureau
from Consul Downes announces that
there have been twcnty.nino cases OF
cholera and nine deaths at Amsterdam
in tho past two weeks.
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THE STRIKE INQUIRY.
Third Days Session OF tho National
Commission In Chicago
TACTICS OF RAILROAD MANAGERS

Az Detailed by striI1ers-storIes OF
DlackmaiI - Mon Claim 20 Havc
Been Discharged aud BlackIIsted
For Belonging to Unious-A "BcI.
IanyIte" on tho Witncss Staad.
Their Theories For Settling Rail.
road DInlcultIcs--A Striker Draws a
Parallel.
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LoyDo., August ia dispatch from
Vienna to tho Times says that during
Wednesday and thursday thoro wore 95S
now cases OF cholera and 1OI deaths in
Galicia, anu 81 new cNscs and 2S doaths
in BukowinN,
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against the EicaraguAn government.
The captain gave these men ample
warning that they must not violate the
laws Of Nicaragua II they expect pro-
lection, and in SO doing he acted, II is
said, In strict accord with international
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THE TREND OF TRADE.
R. G. Dun s. Co. 3 Woslily Rsviow
OF tho Condition OF Business.
EFFECTS OF THE new TARIFF BILL.

1t Provides Definite nasls For BusI.
ness. Which Can Adjust Itsolf to
tho Kcductions-rho Iron Markets.
Tho Industry has Boon Close TO u
Free Trade Basis For Several
Months aud Values Cannot bo Fur.
thcr Depressed at ProsOnt.
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Lyons, August ls.-'Tho ailk market
ia tremendously active in view OF tho
massage Of tho United St0tcs tariff bill.
Bic orders have been placed at Yoko.
hama for raw sill; to bo worked up for
tho United SLnLos.
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n.cI,IcL Npt 10 StrIhc.

FALL RIVER, MASS. August 17.-The
Fall Rivor wenvcrs tonight mot at tho
Academy OF Music aud voted, SSS TO
l24. not to strike.
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DALLAS, TEXAS, August l7.-Tho Tex
as Democratic convention is still at
work on tho state ticket, and will prob"
ably hold q very late session tonight.
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For West Virginia, fair; warmer; southwcstOrly
winds
For Western Pennsylvania, increasing clondl.
ness aud probably showers near the lakes;
warmer; EouthwGSicrly Winds.
For Ohio, fair; warmer sOuthcrly winds.
THE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.
nS furnished by G. SGMSETF. druggist, corner
Market and Fourteenth streets.
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Not only do tho forms and character
Of tho blossoms OF tho chrysRnthcmum
vary greatly, but thcro Ia q widcr vari.
alton in tho color than in any other
flower.
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I,oYpoS, August IA death from
cholora has occurred at Battcrsoa. n
portion OF this city, on tho Surrey Side
OF tho ThalpOs.
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WASHINGTON, D. G.. August l7.-Post-
master General BlsaeIl has gone to Now
York to remain few days.