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v DUNG MAN. AGED 81, DESIRES A SITUA-
i ton: experience bartendlng and waiting;
good reference. Address g. W., 1907 Market. 3S
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CITU CATION WANTED BY GOOD PRACTICAL
~ gardener: thoroughly understands manage
ment or horses; 10 good driver: can milk aud be
generally useful in private family. Address A
D. box l39, Call Branch once. seq 3t~
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100 TAYLOR-LARGE ELEGANTLY FUR
L IA nished sunny front room, 15x22; also mod
ern housekeeping rooms seS tf
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TOR GOOD SERVANTS OF ALL NATION
i aities, Apply NINE LEoPOLD'S EmpOyment
once 90I and 96l Market. tel. south 25l. iv2I II
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zoo HAYES-4 LARGE SUNNY WELL-FUR-
IUO nIshed rooms with bath and closets for
light Housekeeping; entire second Hoor; nrStclasS
neighborh God rent low to good tenant Apply on
nreinises SEQ 6t WeSuMo
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| DOLYCLINIC AND FREE DISPENSARY FOR
| J the sick poor. I03lh Sutter st. seq 3t*
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WEEKS NEW FOR CENTS THE
"A WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper. for mailing
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IOO1 GUERRERO, COR. TwENTY-FoU URTH-
! ZUl Sunny furnished single and double rooms,
S5 and 81 ssS 2tF
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ID ELIABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION TO
IL do hOusework; good clean COOK and laun-
dress city or short distance in country; wages
S15. 9lS jackson St >.
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Handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS; ALL
IL new; suite or single: sun all cay. S2OB
Geary ST., bet. Hyde and Larkin. se6 It's
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

(lALL AT SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
- Tor swedish and German girls 332 Geary st.
bet, n Mason and Powell: telenhnna a92 anIh NJ
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L'IKST AND SECOND MORTGAGE: PER CT.
} 500 upward MURPHY, 62S Market. 2S Il
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES
N1 Jewelry guns, pistols, ETC., at Plaza Loan Of
fee. 7O2 Kearny e cor Clay: strictly reliable m
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EOJ GOLDEN GATE AVE - BAYwINDoW
OA1 alcovs room, SIS; single room, $40; FUR
nished +. nriyate FAMILY seS 2tS
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DEFINED YOUNG LADY WOULD Luxe POSI-
Call Branch once seS ats
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1JE GOU6H-2 LARGE SUNNY UNFUR-
L y nished connecting rooms: suitable for
light hOuSek eeping. se5 5t~
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SITUATIONS WANTED CONTINUED

NoUNG GERMAN WOMAN WISHES fSITUA-
| tton as housekeeper for widower or a
cham Dermaid in a lodging house; best OF refer
ence. Address j. A, shepard place. off Mason
street. seq 3t%
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100 MISSION-LARGE SUNNY HOUSE
1IZC keeping rooms for man and wife.
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QH0 OE MORE ON PIANOS, NOTES, FIRST
ypOo ana second mortgages; city only. SPECK.
l9 Montgomery ST. auI9 Ct
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FIHh TUSI-NIOEL1 FURNISHED RUOMS
tOO for gents; board optional. seI TT
THE ORIEL-CHANGED HANDS; JUNCTION
L OF Market Page ana Franklin; newly papered
tinted and furnished elevator electric bells
porcelanltned bat tubs; beautiful suites fronting
on Market. with frst-class board for two from $50
per month upward; single rooms for gentle.
men from $25 per month upward: billiards free to
guests OF the hotoI. au23 TT
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HOUSES To LET.
---~~-~~>~~~~>~~
GOO 121a RUSS ST., BET. SIXTH AND
dp ~. Seventh; rooms and bath: large work
shop, suitable for tailor any other light busE
ness. ASHTON & GARDINER, AL Montscm-
cry st. seq 1t
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CoLORED GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO
u assist in houseWOrk or take care OF baby, or
assist in both; wages $40 TO $l2. Address F.. box
Sc. Call Branch Office. seS 3ts
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BOARDING AND ROOMS

S01 POST-PARLoR FLOOR AND DOUBLE
OOf aud single furnished rms: board optional.3*
G)OH SEVENTH ST, Mr.. HOWARD-DOUBLE
-OO front room with board for two in private
family; every convenience; Scotch English
pref erred. seS SIS
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4 MuRpEn MYSTERY
lnroivinE Polish Catholic rnctions-
Story That nonds Litst q Novel.

Involving Polish Catholic rnctions-A
Story That Reads Litst Novel.
CLEVELAND. Ono, Juno 2L-Ever
since Mre. Elizabeth Janickt was found
on the strcct 10 tho Polish settlemCni
on tho night OF May % with her skull
crushed. Rov. A. 7. Kolaszawski, tho
Tobrlljon9 Polish priogt, has declared
that she was murdered, because she re-
veaIcd TO him plots to take his lie,
KoasEowski was, thrOo years ago, the
priest OF 81. StanlBlaus Polish Catholic
church. lin made enemlUi and wGs
obliged by tho bishop to gtvO place TO
Rev. Benedict Rosin'ki, another young
Pole. Since then tho parish has been
rent by d!sscnsion. and sovossl ANAL
riots huvo been engaged in by the
.koIaszcwski aud Eo5irski factiouo.
The Ko!a'zewskj faction solillled. and
calling Kolaszcwski from Syracuse,
concluded to defy tho Catbollc church
authorities. They have Sc. up M indO-
rondent parish and have bull, church.
The case Is now in the hands Of Mon
signor Sa.o!li, and KolaszowaEi aad his
people nrD threatened with ex.con-
munication.
Mr.. and Nrs. JanicEi wcro s!aunch
supporters Of Kolaszcwsti. Tho pricst
has declared under cath, as have also
others who claim 10 be witnesses, tina.
MrE. Janicki received LIST summer from
one I.adis!aw KoZinski confession that
he and another had been hired 10 kill
koIaszcwski In order 10 remove
him as priest Of 81. Stanielaus church,
kola,zCwaki says that all those
in the plot against his life were
sworn TO eccre5y On penalty Of death,
4 short time after, it is alleged,
that kU2iIsk. made the reputed con-
iession to Mrs. Jaricsi, his body
iwss found, charred TO ctnier. in the
ruins Of Polish printing Office on Su-
.pctio- etrcot, which burnOd. Kolls-
,zewski declares thas Kozinski lost his
life tor confessins the plot. Since the
murder CT Mrs. Janicki tho coroner has
been at work on tho case. To-day
through KolasZewski's efforts. two Girle,
Frances Glowna and Pauline Witkow-
ski, Gbou. sixteen years old, werc
brought 10 the coyoGar's office. They
se!emaly said Under cath tina,
on tho night OF Nay IS they
saw John Lisccki q membcr OF
ui ST. Stanialaus church, striko Mrs.
JGnicki on the head with large stone,
and alter she was down, repeat tho
blow Tho sharpcss cross examination
failed to shake their story, aud they
stid that Lisccki had threatened TO Kill
them ii they revealed wha: they knew.
The police arrested LIsecl;i. He denied
being the murderer OF Mrs. JaniCki, but
said he was drunk on :he night she was
assaulted. Hc was locked up in Jail.
Lisecki confeaaos.:o having been in the
Pittsburgh workhoCse for assault and
bat.erY
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ELKs' GRAND LODGE
The Atlaatio City Body AdIou'us After tho
Election Of OElcc-s.

Nhe Atlantic City BODY Adi1ufnS After tho
Election Of OElcc-s.
ATLANTIC Cry, n. j.. June 2l.-Thc
grand lodgO oiElks, at its afternoon rc1-
sion, received the reports OF commit
tees, uIicr which thoy liked the salary
of the grand socretary at $500 per ycay
and appointed ! comnIttoo to prepare
and report now constitution at tho
next annual meeting. The charsor O.
tho Springfield, Mass., lodge was re.
vokcd aud O charter granted TO Atlantic
City lodge.
L L Squlroa. OF Cleveland, Ohio, who
was suspended By Grand Eminent Ruler
Apperly, wRs roinstato3.
Grand officers wcro then elected as
follows:
Grand exalted ruler, Edwin Z. Ilav,
Washington, D. c.; g-aud eminent lead
ing knight, William 6. Myers, PhilaLol-
phia; grand esteemed loyal knight. B..
II. Allen, Birmingham, Ala. grand es-
teelpcd lecluringkniGht, John ". White,
Chicago; grand secretary, George !.
Reynolds. Saginaw, M;ch. grand trcus-
urcr, William l. Becktel. Omaha; grand
iller, L I. Newkirs, Philadelphia; !;
grand trustees, William c. Van Dersl!p,
Boston; Joseph ". Laube, Richmond,
Va; Peter J. Campbell, Baltimore, Nd. !;
grand chaplain, Eev. Henry G. Perry,
Chicago
Tho grand lodge then adjourned to
meet in this city July 10, 1895.
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WASHINGTON. D. c., Juno 2l.-The
house WAS called to ordor By Mr.. Bailey
to-day, rho speaker being s,ll unable to
bo present.
Sir. AIdorson cndeavorcd TO secure
tho consideration OF Il join: resolution
directing tho secretary OF tho Treasury
10 pay the governor Of Wos. Virginia
tho 0mount OF direct tax levied agninst
that state amounting TO abou. $4,000,
but objection was madc by Mr.. Bur.
rows, OF Michigan.
Mr.. Black, OF Illinois, from the CON.
mittec on military Affairs, called up the
house joint resolution to appoint three
monbers OF tho board Of managcrs OF
the national home for disabled volur.
tcer so!tiers; aud it was agreed to.
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WAsHiYdrOy, D. c., juno oI.-Thero
was n fairly good attendance in the
galleries in anticipation OF tho opening
OF the income tax debate WHOM Vice
President Stevenson called the senate
to order to-day. Some preliminary
routine business wa, transacted. Tho
tariff bill! was then laid before the sen-
ale. As soon as the clerk had read the
first section Of the income provisions,
Mr.. Hill. WHO assumed tho leadership
OF the opposition to those provisions,
took tho floor aud delivered q carefully
prepared arEumcnt against the incor-
poratiOr OF an income tax in the tariff
hill
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Nrw Yong, June 9l.-suburbau Day
Get in hot The attendance, about 25,-
coo. was by no means as great as on
Brooklyn handicap day. There wRS a
long delay at tho post and finally
they're of" was heard aad they were.
0aly two minutes aud sir seconds
elapsed and then Tasal drove Ramapo
In at the head Of the lot. with Banquet
hanging on like grim death to his sad
dlU skirts. The crowd rushed to tho
iockeys' stand aud Taral was carried oil
to his room. Ho was out Of bis silks in
u iow seconds it suomo4 and then before
tho ruco had boon over ten minutes was
out Of the grounds on his way to Chica-
20 to rido Domino in tho American
Derby. His iaco was wreathed In smiles,
as he had won tho triple event and in
good style.
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SERIOUS SITUATION
1t Elk GnrGrn-GeorgeS Crocli Striker
Force Our the Minors.

1T Elk GnrLrn-GeorgeS Crocl Strikers
Force OUT the Minors.
sJsciG! Di,21!ci 70 tx Iu;eg,g:Reer.
PIrDyoHr, W. Va, June o1.-Nearly
20 Georges Creek strikers are q. Elk
Garden and moro arc expected tonight.
They prevented hall of the 800 MIXERS
at Elk Garden IRON working to-day,
and claim the balance vii! stay GU. to-
morrow. Sheriff Dixon has fifty depu.
ties we'll armed and is in commuaica-
tion with Governor 9IacCorkle- The
militia may be called our. The miners
held Z secret meeting in the school
house. Affairs are serious.
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MONTICELLO, y. Y, june 2l.-Lizzie
Halliday, who has been on trial hero
for several days charged with the
killing OF Mrs. Susan J. McQuillan IVES
today found guilty OF murder
in the second degree. There were
pending against her indictments,
for tho murder OF Mrs. Nc
Quillan's daughter, whom she killed at
the same time rs the mother, and for.
the murder OF hor own husband. The
defence wcs insanity.
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johnson EOuud Guilty.

Eijlcla! Lfspct:H @ tls 48LtI!I qcEctr.
sTEUEETvILLE, o.. Juno 2I.-At $40
this afternoon Che jury brouch, in L
verdict Of guilty Of embezzlomeGt OF
city funds as clerk and no. guilty as
agent, officer or servant. Motion for c
now trial wal made. Tho evidence wns
damaging 10 johnson, who did not go
on the stand 10 tell on others, as he
stated he would The charge OF Judge
briggs left nothing for the jury to do
but conrict johnson, and his friends
were surprised, az they hoped for
acuuittal.
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8iartod up Immediately. II their old
mon caro- 10 rrturn thov eau DO so, II
not new men will be 10.
Tho MCClurp Company employs over
5000 noo, and Is tho second largest
concurn In tho region.
II tho company succeeds In ita pudcr.
taking the strike will be at au end.
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HILL REPUDIATES
The Spurious Democracy OF Modern
Apostlea and Prophets,
WHO STRAYED EFTER FELSE GODS,
And Arc Now Leading tho Dono-
cratic Party TO It's Ruin.
SPEECH AGAINST THE INCOME TAX

An ArralgnIncnt of the hdmlnlstra.
'ion aud Its Cuckoos Ior the tic.
pud!ation OF tho Chicago Platform
and tho Pledges Mado 20 tho Peo.
pio-iic Says tho Adoption of the
TariG Aill with the Income Tar IEca.
turc will Drive New York. Now Jcr.
sey and Connecticut Permanently
Into tho Republican Column-an
Interesting Day In tho Senate.
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PrxxsUTAwSEY, Pa, Juno 2l.-Wals.
ton tonight contains abou. 1000 for
eigners who are IN an attitude far from
being pcaccablc. The mine officials are
in town tonight ard tho Italians and
Hungarlans arc running things at Che
mines 10 suit themselves.
IN additional 10. OF fire arms were
purchased to-day and tho hardware
merchants could have sold hundred
WincheRtcrs II they had had them.
Very few English speaking miners are
now in Wslston. Those thai are there
are compelled by tho foreigners to stay,
.or their lives are threatened II they at.
gempt to leave
The citizens OF Punxsutawney and
Claysville are much alarmed at the.
present critical situation aud arc hold.
ing q joint macs meeting tonight to
take come action IN regard to bringing
in guards and undesirable men. The
Italians claim that they have Frouch-
man among them who Is IN adept at
making comba and that they have
plenty OF good ones made.
The punper arc compelled 10 leave
the pumps apd the mines are rapidly
flooding Wits water. John Snyder,
mino superintentcnt ct Walton, was
compelled to leave and has been stay
ing in town. Ho resigned his position
to-day and lett for hs farm IL Ohio.
! company OF militia are expected to-
nigh; IRON Isidgway, and the balance OF
TWO regiments will arrive tomorrow, by
order Of Governor Pat;lsou. who has
detailed tho Fifth End Sixteenth -csi-
ucnt,.
The foreigners understand TINT the
troops are coming, and the railroad and
highways leading from this place into
Wols.on arc swarming with hordes 90
Italians and Hun.ariars wIough. up to
the highest pitch OF excitement.
FOREIGNERS NAY ATTACK AMERICANS.
Tho greatest fear now is tha. thore
will be ca attack upon tho English,
speaking miners and their families.
They have been driven from their,
houscs. and In the darkness fathers and
husbands have been separtcd from thei,
wives and children, and the women and
children are running around crying and
calling aloud for protection. Word hes
lust come to town that the more daring
Of the foreigners want to come 10 this
place and search for the missing Eng
1iah speaking men, and should thov
como it is feared thesn will be bad work
done. The citizens arc greatly excited
and the mo-e timid Grc in terror lest M;
awful riot takes place tonight should
tho foreigners come to town. The
troops will arrive abou. O'Clock to-
morrow.
RuMoRs AND ICNoRs
Al! sorts Of hair-raisins ruuora arc
circulating tonight, mos. Of which OIL
investigation provo to be without
foundation.
One OF tho sensational reports vas to
tho effect that track walker had die
covered evidence OF bombs being
placed along the tracks in such q way :
that the first train load OF soldiers CON-
ing this vny would ignite the explosives
and cause terrible slaughter.
Tho Story has been exploded instead
OF the bombs by an interview with the,
track walker. It is alao reported late
tonight that the strikers are
converting coke ovens along the
line. OF the railroad into rife
pits with the intention of bombarding
the soldier trains when they pass. The
authorities place no credenco in these
reports
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from this tax applies to tho mutual In.
snrnnco companies and ha wua not sure
that tho amcntneats oEIrCI yus.c rday
went far enough 10 this respect This
class OF insurance companies wero OK.
cmpt in Great Britain. Ilc had nunar.
Gus other objections to tho income tax,
no continued, objections no had point.
cd out in his former spcech-its inqula.
i;oriA features and inevitable exposure
Of the private affairs of bualncss mon.
Noue OF these objections had bcea 70.
moved. They could no! be eliminated,
becau9o thCy must liO ggalus. tae IN.
COmn tax.
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SPRINGFIELD, LIT, June 91.-Thc
miners OF the Springfield sub.distric,
this afternoon endorsed the scale adopt
cd by tho miners conference Sunday
and decided that each miner working
pas l2l per cent OF his wages toward
helping those out OF employmun,. 4
aumber OF miners have resumed. Ad.
vices to the officers Of the state miae-s'
rniou state that most OF the shafts in
The Peoria and Canton sub-disiric.s re.
sGmed to-day.
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ITHACA, n. Y, juno 2L.-Proiessor
Herbert Tu,tlc. professor of noderr
European history in Cornell university,
js dead. Prior to 1850 ho was for sew!
oraI years Berlin correspondent ior
New York and London papers. He is
beat known for the three volumes oe
his unfinished work, the History OF
Prussia.
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YoKAroNA. Juno oi.-A severe shock
OF earthquake occurred In thia city aud
ut Toxic Yesterday afternoon. A great
amount OF damage was done TO property
owned by natives and Europeans. Sew.
eral natives were giiled and injured BY
falling houses. As far ss known no
Europeans were hurt.
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NELLY ARRESTED.
The Commonwoat Commander is Held as
u EnEnboud.

The Commonwcal Coumnadcr Is Ncll as
"a EnEnbond.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 2l.-General
Kelly and his right hand man, Colonel
Baker, were arrested here at 3 o'clock
to-day as vagaboads and placed uuhor n
bond OF $500 each to appear tomorrow
morning d. 0 O'Clock when they will be
tried. Bond was furnished ut once.
Martin Donohue becoming surety, aud
the men were released.
AZ result OF tho arrest tho genera!
did not spoaL; Mt national pari. to-day as
advertised, having been advised bv his
attorneys not to do co.
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ANARCHY RBIGNS
II Consequences OF Lawlcssness OF
Forc!Gnurs at PunxutCwnoy.
AMERICAN MINERS INTIMIDlTED
BY tho Italians and HUNG end AFRO
Driven From Tho!r Homes.
TROOPS ENROUTE TO THE SCENE

Aud Every Indication that There
WIN Bo DlOodshcu Before Nnny
llours-Famillcs Separated and
Flying for Their Llvcs-Thc For.
ciGncrs Prepared Tor n Desperate
FiGht-Thcy Claim to Have an Ex.
pert DomO Manufacturer Among
Them and VIII Not Glvo Up With.
OUT Strus.te-ScnsationRl Re.
ports-GovcrnOr Pattlsou Orders
Out Two Regiments
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P,vrSEURGE, juno ol.-The police
authorities o! Allegheny did not inter
icro in the slightest with the Randall
army on ita march through the streets
tonight. Chief Murphy had announced
earlier that the parade would not be
allowed. Tho reason for the authorities
sudden change Of front is not made
publir
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WASHINGTON. D. c., June oL.-The
will OF eS.Representat!ve Thomas III.
Baync, Of Pittsburgh, who committed
suicide in this citya few days ago, was
filed to-day. Tho estate is left TO his.
wife, Ellen Bayno. 4 few relatives and;
friends received small bcqucs.s. yt
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WITH TIE PoPULISTs.
The American Hallway Ualon Endorse,
Peoples Party Principles.

The American Hallway Ualon Endorses
Peoples Party Principles.
CHICAGO, June2l.-The Peoples party
and its principles wcp endorsed by the
American Railway Union convention
to-day, and BY q unanimous rising vote
the delegates placed themselves and
their constituents to support the Peo-
pies party in its platform and liza can.
.didates. This action was taken after C.
stirring speech by Presidcn; Debs. and
= set OF resolutions was at once adopted
with great enthusiasm. The delegates
also declared themselves unanimously
in favor Of tho government ownership
OF railroads. II is stated that so many
delegates have already received instruc-
;tions from their constituents regarding
the proposed boycott OF Pullman cars
that the boycott is assured.
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SI>ct1l DEsS,'rh 10 nc IRsGltGcEcCT
iUGTISG-oS, W. Va, juno 2l.-Tho
following officers were elected at the
grind lodge Of colorod Maqocs hero to-
day: Grand master, A. P. Slaughter,
Hinton; deputy. q. II. Winters, Mar
tins Ferry; scaior warden, J. c. Jack
SON, Huntington; iuuior. L J. Holland,
Morcantown; secretary, George Hughes,
Huntington; treasurer, Free, Porter.
field, Charleston.
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BuDA Pgs7. June 2l.-The house of
Inagna,es to-day passed tho long dis.
cussed civil marriage bill by inaiority
Of four. The crowds assembled in the
streots about the parliament house were
enthusiastic when the result OF the
vote was made known.
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TREATED TO BEER

.lftcr EGin: Evic,cd-Thc Way It was Dome
Mt Spnluah.
PoMERoY. O., June o!.-Pourteen fam
lies OF union miHcra wero evicted at
Spillman, ". Va, to-day. ard their
places in the miues taken bysixty south
crn negroes. Eleven armed non.uniou
men are nov working there, that beiu:
the only ,aino In operation. Alter the
eviction the miners wcrc paid for their
gardens and treated to several kega Of
beer,
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THRICE VICTORIOUS.
Tnrai, tho Uncrownod King Of
Jocsoy9, WING tho Suburban.
RRMlPO Vas PUSHED VERY HARD

BY Old Banquet aud Sport, but by tho
Finest of Driving Camo Over the
Tape a Wiunnr by Hoad-rho vi c.
torloug Jockey IIocolVod an oSa-
tion-Tho Raoo in Dctail-Sport's
Remarkable Effort to Win-other
News OF Sport.
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LIVERPOOL, June 2l.-A,sived, Males.
tic, from New York.
EAMBURG. June 9l.-A.-ived, Grimm,
from Now York.
SOUTHAMPTON. June q. - Arrived,
Fue,st Bismarck, from New York.
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A BOY BANGED

1t ths Columbus PcnttcutiaTy at an Early
Hour This Morning.
CoLungus, ONO, June 22.-William
Whalcy, colorcd, aged nineteen. was
hanged In the penitoatiary annex this
morning idr the murder OF Allen Vii.
son, in Green county.
Whaley went through the trap at
l9:l4 and life was pronounced extinct
n sixteen minutes, death being from
s.Tangulation. Whalcy met his fate
withou. tho least sign OF nervousness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22

Z,yEsvlLLE, ONO, Jupe 2l.-Tho Re.
pubiicaus OF the Fifteenth district to-
day re-nom!uated Il. @. Van Voo.his
for CoNylcsa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22

remarks woro out Of order. The Gues.
ton was left undecided Rnd tho senate,
Gt o o'clock, went into executive session
and thcu adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 2l.-F. c.
Knoppe. bookkeepe, Of tho Chicopee
National bank, is an enbczzler to the
amount OF So,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-22

lIr. VrlSoy, ONO. Juno 2l.-Ths
Republican congressional! convention O:
:he Fourteenth district nominated Win
field 5. Kerr, OF Mansfield, or the 235.h
bo1io.