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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-15

Yesterday mornings meeting on the
Moundsvillc camp ground was a mcst
profitable SERVICE we'll attended. Among
those who were present aud took part
was Rev. Father BatteIl. veteran who
has served siTty-ouo years In Christs
ministry. His host Of friends gathered
around him with many tokens Of loving
remembrance and regard, fooling that
perhaps this would bC tho Inst time
thoy would evOr meet him on these
grounds
Row J.. Sumner Stout aud wifc had
to leave during tho meeting to tako .
train for Mountain Lake Park.
The sermon at 1890 by Rev. John
Boring was listened to with great intOr.
ost. In it hD tried 10 show the immense
difference between what tho Lord de-
signed for his children and what thoy
actually received, and BY tho aid oi o
diagram aud many passages Of scripture
proceeded TO show tho reason for this
difference. God had placed Rll thinGs
nt tho command OF his people, but thoy
failed to possess ond enjoy them be-
cause, first, thoy did not desire them;
second, because thoy did not pray for
them, and third, because thoy did not
haye faith to receive them to their own
uso. Desiro, prayer and faith wOra
capable OF being SO enlarged and per-
facted as 10 embrace all tho blessings OF
God, aud thus give US all things In
earth and hcavGn.
The young peoples meeting WAS led
by Rev. Mr.. Stuart, and tho lessons
Wero taken from various specific an-
swCrs to prayers found In tho Old Tosta.
ment After reading tho selections, q
number Of peculiarly striking answers
wOro rotated by different persons, and
tho meeting was closed amid tho uni
vcrsal rcgrets OF the attendants. To-
day tho lesson will DO on tho Now Tos-
lamont, and good time may DO ex-
pectod. All persons are invited To this
meeting.
Tho sermon OF Rcv. George Stuart
Monday evening on tho eheefiHGaess Of
tho christian religion was ono Of the
beet sermons ever preached on theso
grounds. He used tho Tooth psalm ns
tcxt, and said Duvid must have written
it In ono OF his happiest moods. lie
said no had been brought up 90 strictly
that no thought ii was almost sin to
laugh in church, but when ho got into
tho full light Of tho gospel he found it
was as religious to laugh rs TO cry, and
ho who could cry over tho SORROWS Of
humanity could as easily laugh and re.
ioico over tho bounti:ul goodness Of
God-God meant We should DO happy.
For man to bo happy ho must be
good, for tho Lord had fixed It up so
that man can't be happy II he is not
good.
Among tho preachers on tho ground
arc Rev. Messrs. Shaw, OF Fulton; D. II.
Denton, Of Benwood; W. S. Holma, Of
Cameron; D. S. Hammond, OF Hunting
ton, aud Philip Policy.
Tho election Of directors Yesterday re-
suited in tho election Of Rev. 6. W.
Grimes, Thomas G. Hammond, John
Leach, Alfred Cams, NJ. Dunn aud
Frank Stanton.
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cbEviiLAND TO WILSON

Asympnthctio Lettor in Which tho Prosl-
don't Exhibits Ills Own disappointment.
Nsw YoRK, August ia World dos.
patch from Washington says:
Chairman Wilson has received o letter
from President Cleveland written i'm:
lnediatoly aftor tho announcement OF
tho decision OF the house to pass the
senate bill
Mr.. Cleveland says that as aoon as he
heard tho Dewa OF the decision 70 pass
the senate bill he Immediately thought
Of Mr.. Wilson and at once eat down to
write him brief noto expressive OF his
ieelings. RealiEing fully tho great ottort
made by Mr.. Wilson to bring about a
different result, he knows bis disap'
pointment must be koen and lasting:
iIe urges him not TO despair, and
saws that ho, too, has felt great dlsap-
pointment at tho outcome.
At one time the President says he
had begun to doubt whether the Demo
cratic party was after oil the real party
CT tariff reform, but he had not per-
mittcd himself to entertain the
thought ,-
At least half Of tho letter is given up
TO admonishing Mr.. Wilson that he
must exercise great caro- In outstanding
his strength and In seeking complete
restoration TO heath.
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WAanIXoroS, August l4.-Tho Demo-
cratic leaders Of tho senute havo occu-
pied considerable portion Of tho day
in trying TO determine what course TO
pursue with reference to tho supple
mental tariff bills. Tho Democratic
steering committee was In session for
two hours after tho senate adjourned
trying to determine upon tho most Rd-
yisabEe policy under tho circumstances,
and previous to tho moOting tho con.
sorvativo senator's had conference on
tho same subject.
Il is understood that tho conserva-
tivos advocate the reference Of tho bills
to the finance committee, whilO tho
steering committee Ia apparently some-
what divided on tho question. Appear
ancOs all indicate, however, that largo
majority OF tho Domocratic senator's
would like TO have the SIlls passed Il
thoy could iocl assured that their pass.
uge would not reduce the governmental
revenues to too great an extent.
Tho interest in these bills, as in tho
main tariff bill, is in the sugar question,
aud it Is TO tho free sugar bill that they
arc giving thoir principal attention.
There is an evident tendency on the
part Of majority OF Democratic sena.
tors towards amending the sugar bill
so as to mako it revenue bill purc and
simple, and 1t Is now the programme OF
tho Democratic leaders to amOnd tho
bill il thoro should provo 10 be pros
poet Of its becoming luw, reducing tho
duty, making it uniform aud striking
OF tho di1erential on refined sugar.
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DIurFEn coRBErr.
10 Wishes to 10 au Actor aud VIII Fight
Only ns a Lat Rc.urt.

OhNg " - AANNt
NEw YoRE, August 14-Police Cap
tain Glori, Of Newark, who is Fitzsim-
mons hacker, received the following
telegram from Vim. A. scholI, Of the
Olympic Club, New Orleans:
Have wired Pugilist Corbott at
Asbury Park offering him a puro Of
$4,000 to meet FitIsimmons. the win
neE 20 take all"
Etzsimmons at onee accepted the
Olympic Clubs proposition.
Tho n0ws that FitZsimmons had &C.
copied tho offer to fight in New Orleans
was telORraphod 70 Corbott this after
noon and tho following answer came
back:
II novor saw tho color OF Fitzaim-
mons money, Why docs he not como
out as q man aud issue q challenge to
the world, backed by cash2 And II no
ono accepts 1t, then it's my duty TO do
so." "JAMEs ]. CoRBErT."
II do not believe that Corbett will
aCreo 10 hght Fitzsilnmons," said pugi-
list Peter Jackson, whom told OF tho
movement 70 bring about meeting be-
tween Fitzsimmons and Corbett. "Cor.
bett wants TO be an actor. and he won't
bo dragged into any moro lights II he
can help himself. l came all tho way
from San francisco to arrange n fight
With Corbett, and SEQ how he has treated
inc. have not boon treated like q
man. Corbctt has boon vcry unfair"
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A MINING SYNDICATE.
Coal Operators IN the MnSsiiiOn District
Organize nn Association.

Coal Operators In the MnSsiiiOn District To
Organize un Association.
CLEVELAND. O., August l4.-Tho Mas.
sillon coal mino operators took an I'M
portant stop at n meeting hold hero TO-
day looking to tho resumption Of work
at their mines. There arc twenty-five
minca in tho Massillon district, and
they employ whom working full about
1900 mon. 1t was decided today to
form o corporation with a capital Of
Sl,0Oo,000, to which oil these mines
will bo transferred and by which thoy
will bo operated.
The object OF tho forming Of tho cor
poratiou Is to reduce tho operating OK.
pensos and to enable tho operators TO
mako terms with their mon, who have
been on strike since February for a
di(Tercntial ratio OF Is cents d ton more
than ia paid in tho other districts OF tho
state.
The operators to-day adopted new
schedule OF wages, based on the GO.cont
rato adopted by tho Columbus conveu-
ton. Il is proposed 10 Choapen the
cost OF minors' supplies 40 that thoy
will save soven cOnts ton, and also to
give thcm their house coHl at lower
price. This with tho 60 cents ton ls
all the operators will pay. II tho
schedule is not accepted by Saturday,
August %, tho operators ngtoO to clear
tho mines Of all tools and declare the
places OF the miners vacnnt and opon to
other workmen. This action is likely
to prccIpitate crisis in the Massillou
district.
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STRUCK Il sNAG.

Texas Democrats Struggling with tho Sill
ver northumberland Endorsed.
DALLAS, TEXAS, August l4.-Thc Dom
ocratic state convention met here at
noon today. The committee on plat
form stands II for President Cloveland's
financial policy and l3 against The
committee Is having rod bot timo of
it aud will not report tonight. The
FREQ silver question Is producing much
bittcrness in tho convention and II
there is a split 1t will be on this issue.
A recess was taken until tomorrow
morning.
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TonoEro, ONr., August 14.-sincc tho
arrival Of tho nows OF action concerning
tho tariff thoro has beon considerable
SPECULATION rs to it's effect upon Cana
dian trndc. A prominent lumberinan
said to-dny: "What 1t reaIl y amounts
to, is that tho Canadian iumbermani
will get FREQ market Tor his 1898 anu
for his doals II he wants to do his own
cutting"
A prominent wool merchant said;
"At Inst tho Canadian wool mon will
hayO nm opportunity Of selling our
Goods in the Unitod States. For tho
past eighteen months we bavo had TO
min nnd bear Il; now We have chance
OF getting even. AB things stand now.
Canada Peems to hRvo got tho bost OF
tho bargain betwoon tho house end tho
grnntnu
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srAMpEpE ron POSITIONS.
Tho Pullman Strikers Now Anxious &c
Return to Work.

Tho Pullman Strikers Now Anxious to
Return TO Work.
CHICAGO. August 1.-the stampede
OF Pullman strikers continued to-day
aud fully 1000 have applied for their
former positions in tho works. About
1880 mon woro on duty aud tho COM
pany's officials suy that force OF 5000
ia easiiy obtainabio. All dny long
strikers stood In line before tho mana.
gers' office awaiting m opportunity to
onter their applications. The mon free
" admitted that the strike Is broken
and their only anxiety was to secure po-
sitions before tho company's force is
complete. The Pullman officials hnvc
in:imatod that the strikers who return
70 work will not be pushed for overdue
rent and this fact was largely instrumen-
tai in causing to-day'a wild stampede
for positions.
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CHICAGO. Ills, August l4.-Cortcs.
pondents OF tho Prairie Farmer state
that threshing reveals much better
yield Of winter wheat than wns antici-
pated and tho indications are that tho
crop will exceed 34G,0OO,OOO bushels.
Spring wheat ahows decline oi 1.S
points, condition standing at TIA.
Drouth in Nebraska and South Dakota
Ia the cause Of lower condition. Tho
urosGut indications point 10 q spring
spring whoat crop about tho same as
last year whom 10000, 900 bushels were
grown. This makes tho indicated wheat
crop for tho year about 100000, 900
bushots.
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s1AnsmAL1 COUNTY INSTITUTE
Second bay Of the Last weoG-Au Organ.
iEntlOn Formed.

The county tcacberS' institute at
Moundsvillo was opened yesterday
morning with tho usual exercises
Prayer was offered by Mr.. Gilbert Ryan.
Tho weather was worry pleasant, and tho
teachers Cutcrod into tho work in
earnest Tho first branch takeu up was
arithmetic, by W. S. Powell, and the
next grammar, by D. I. Williams. Tho
lesson was on the participlOs and in1ni'
tiveS. 1t was a hard lesson, aud tho
professor succeeded in getting several
pretty badly tangled mp.
After recess Prof. CoTbicy, Of CiaTks.
burg, the new instructor for this week,
talked fow minutes, and then called Il
class OF ton who had been studonts in
atate normal schools and gavO them o
lesson in spolling DO had them write
tho words on paper, then spoil and pro-
nounce them and criticise each other
Ho then pronounced lesson TO the
whole institute, aud had prot, Powell
spell md tho others criticise,
At the opening Of tho afternoon sos
sion Miss Anna Polly rendered n very
pretty solo. Prof. Leo led tho chorus.
Bookkeeping wns tRken MP by Prof.
Williams. and tho books opened the
day before wero continued. At the
close OF the lesson Dir. Harry McCombs
sang n bOautilul solo. Prof. Corblcy
then addressed tho institute on tho sub.
iect Of physical Education for the
Practical Purposes Of Life" His talk
was very interesting ana was highly np.
preciated by the teachers. He showed
in practical way tho benefits Of good
physique.
4 few minutes intormission was
takcn, and many now teachOrs thnt bad
como In enrolled in tho county teachers
organization.
Prof. king talked awhile on tho
teachers' duty. The work Of finishing
tho teachers organization wns then be-
gun, and tho remainder Of tho day
giyon to that work.
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LnnN ouINCY ADAMS,
a Descendant of President John Adams,
Dies mt nulncy, MRss.

A Descendant Of President John Adams,
Dies Mt nuincy, Mnss.
QurScY, MASS, August l4.-lion.
John Quincy Admins died Mt his homo
at Mount Wollaston this morning.
Mr.. Adams was tho son OF the lOtc
Charles Francis Adams, aud a groat-
grcat grandson of President John
Adams.
In politics ho was originally a Free
Soilcr, but no afterwards became DEM
ocrnt. In 1867, 1888, 1859 and 1870 he
was nominated for governor, but was
defeated. In 1872 no was tho Domo.
cratic candidate for vico president with
Charles 0'COnnUr, and in 1873 no ran for
IIo,cnant governor Of Massachusetts on
tho ticket with Governor Castor. Iic
has boon member Of tho Harvard cor.
poratIon since 1877.
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Killed nor Husband.

HAzLEroS, Pa, August 14.-GeorEo
Kohlick, Of Troseow, came hero last
night under tho influence OF whisky,
and began upbraidinG his wifc upon her
infldclity. They wore In a summer
house adjoining their dwelling. Thc
woman deliberately walked into tho
house. secured butcher knifo and
plunged it three times into her hus-
bands body. Kohlick died this ovon-
inc Tho woman escaped.
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BuTLEa, n. j., August l4.-fho sev.
cnth centenary Of Saint Anthony will
be commcmor0lcd hero tomorrow and
tho Rey. Mgr. satolli will celebrate
nontilIcal high mass at tho Chapel Of
tho Shrine. Preparations arc being
made to give the papai delegate hitting
reception on his arrival here tonight
Mt 7 o'clock. During his stay horn Mgr.
SatoIH will DO the guest OF tho
Franciscan Fathers OF ST. Anthonys
Shrine church.
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DEPOT AT mANNINoToN.
Probability That the baltimore q Ohio
VIII Make an Improvement.

Probability That the baltimore Ohio
VIII Make an Improvement.
sus4aI DiIputea TO ths IA:etHszaap.
WASHINGTON, W. Va, August A.
General Superintendent Thomas Fitz-
gerald and K. NJ. sheats, superintendent
OF tho Parkersburg and Wheeling
division OF tho Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road, we're here to-day in the formers
private car, Winchester. Tho visit has
significance aside from tho purpose
announced, which was to direct somo
work now needing douc in tho way OF
extending switches to accommodate tho
constantly increasing buEinesa hero. II
Is known that negotiations are now
being mado for tho purchase OF O site
for new depot, and the visit OF tbose
gentlempn lends color TO tho report that
a now building will soon bo erected for
TINT purpose. II was not learned what
official action was taken. but Il is known
that they arO favorable to tho project
and will probably so recommend.
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A SUSPICIOUS CASE

or Sickness on Steamship Arrived ut
Now Orleans from Liverpool.
New ORLEANS, August14.-The British
steamship Architect, from Liverpool,
arrived horo Saturday cvening after a
detention OF seven days and fumigation
at.quarantIne. Since reaching horc a
suspicious case OF sickness developed,
and the board Of health experts declared
tho case sufficiently suspicious to war.
rant tho return Of tho vessel, crew and
the sick man to quarantine, and the
steamer started back at noon to-day.
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IN Tnn SENATE.
Tho uousu FREQ Trade DiIIs oficln,Iy Rc.
ported to the Senate.

Tho House. FREQ Trade DiIIs ofieln,Iy Ke.
ported to the Senate.
WAsnISGroE, D. O., August 14-Thero
was but q scattersng Of senators present
today whom the vice president called
tho aenntc to order.
AT 1915 o'clock the roading OF the
journal was concluded, when a messcn.
ger from the house OF representatives
was announced and informed the senate
that tho houso had passed. the bills
placing coal, iron ore, barbed wirc and
sugar on the FREQ list. in which 1t asked
the concurrence Of tho senate.
Senator Hill gavo notice Of amend.
menta to each Of the bills, providing for
the repeal OF aIl income taxos.
Mir. Chandler askcd for tho Considera-
tion of his resolution for tho investiCa:
ton OF the Dominion Goal Company, ol
Nova Scotia. but objection was made by
Mr.. Gray aud Mr.. berry.
At 10 D. m. tho senate adjourned.
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Z Manning president Of the Indiana
branch Of tho league, opened the con-
vsntion with an address Of welcome.
President @. II. J. Taylor, Of the ma
tional league, then delivered hIs annual
address. Between 30 aud IS states are
represented in tho convention, each
state beiug entitled to two delegates,
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LONDON, August i4.-Dnring tho last
fow days over four hundred anarchists
have landed in this city. A special
branch Of tho Scotland Yard police forco
ia very busy watching over tho nowcom.
ere. The Scotland Yard mon are assist
cd by n largo draft oi detectives from
tho dilferont police divisions. Sir Ed.
ward Bradford, the chief commissioner
Of police, is personally directing the
measures taken to watch over and ron
dor harmless tho anarchists just landed.
Thorc is much excitement md great ac'
tiyity In anarchist circles here.
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rhn ElrhI.IIour IlIII Ahnndoncd.

LONDON, August l4.-Tho house OF
commons this evening by vote Of iie
to lO7 adopted y local option amend
mont to tho minors ciaht-hours' bill,
introduced by Mr.. Abel Thomas, mom'
bor for East Cnrmarthshshiro. As 3
result Of tho adoption Of the amond-
mont tho government will abandon tho
ciuht.hour bill and rointroducO 1t at
Llnn mkt ansainn.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala, August 14.--Thc
Tennessee Coal. Iron aud Railroad COM
pauy announced tonight that their mi
nsrs, who have boon on strike for
four months, hsve agreed to so back 10
work on the company'a terms, which
means 37t cents per ton for mining
coal. This gives ., 900 mon employment
in this district in addition to thoao al
roady at work.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., August l4.-Hon.
Clifton. R. Breckenridge, Of Arkansas,
to-day qualified as Minister to Russia to
which place be was recently appointed
bv President Cleveland. Mr.. Breckin-
ridge said tonight that he had two
month"; time before no would ontor
actively upon bis duties at st. Poters.
burg. 10 expects to loavo the United
Statos in about month.
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Tn. WHISKY trust benefits.

PEORIA, HIS. August l4.-Tho Dl'-
tillpg and Cattle Foodine Company to-
day advanced prices three CcntS all
around. This was duo 10 tho big in
crease in the demand for tho production
caused by tho passage Of tho scnnto bill.
The forcO OF gauRors hero mas Doon
largely increased, aud tho r0vollno oON col
Icctions today jumped from $4,000 a
lay 10 more than SlG4.0OO.
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LONDON, August l4.-Tho Standard, in
IN editorial, warns tho public against
rushing to buy American securities
because Of tho houses acceptance ot tho
aonatc's tariff bill. 1t Gays q notable,
beginning haa boon nude in tho task Of
unshackling American industry, but
that many dark hours arc pnsalofc bo'
iorc tbn work ia complDtcd,
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NEw York, August li.-s;cOrngo
tickots for Southampton, ouconstown
or Liverpool can hc purchased for $40.
Tho American limo is making tho ratio.
Tho Whitn Star, Cuunrd and other
British compauicI arc atilI holding to
tho SO rnto.
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LONDON, August l5.-Thc correspond
cnt of tho Standard at Berlin says that
fifty persons hayc boon attacked with
cholera at Johannesburg and twenty.
one Of thon havc died. Two cases OF
sickness, proved to DO cholcra, havc
beon discovered in Cologne. An In
spection OF tho waters Of the Rhlno has
hnnn ordernl.
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GLASGOW, August l4.-ln m inter
Wow Allon i. Morse, United States
cousnl horc, is quoted as saying that
the passage OF the new UnitHd States
tariff bill will have beneficial CtlGct
upou tho trade OF Glasgow, which has
refrigerated to tho extent Of C4O0.0D
per year by tho passage Of tho Mckin.
lny bill. According to Mr.. Morao, tho
trade Of Glasgow will, in 1894 alone, ill.,
croaso GGOO,OOO by the pnssngo Of the
now American tariff measure.
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MALES, August l4.-Arrived-Gallert
from Now York.
QuRgXsrowS, August 14.-hrrivOd-
Majestic from New York.
BREMEN, August 14.--Arrivcd--Saato
from Now York.
New YoRR, August l4.-Arrived-
Kaisor Wilhelm II IRON Bremen; Wes-
terland from Antwerp.
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ARE IN A QUANDARY. :
Democrattc Loaders caucuslug on
What TO Do with "Popgun" Bills.
INTEREST is IN SUGAR QUESTION.

Have a "HuukcrInR" After
Amending tho Sugar Bill So az 70
Make IL a Revenue Measure and
Passing It-No Idea of Adopting the
House FREQ Sugar ProposItfon-Tho
Steering Committee Divided US TO
tho Policy 70 BE Pursued.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, August l4.-Gov-
ernor Fishback today received q tele-
gram from Clifton R, Breckenridge, ro-
Gently appointed minister to Russia,
resipninE his seat In Congress. A spe.
cial election to i'll tho vacancy has been
called for September 8.
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MApRIp, August l4.--Thc cyclone
which awopt over the province of
Ciudad Real yesterday was accompanied
by n terrific storm Of hail. Over 200
persons wOro injured and Rcvornl thou.
sand domestic animals wOro killed.
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PLUNGER PARTRIDGE,
Tho Great Chicago Board Of Trade
Grain speculator,
A VICTIM OF ALCOHOLIC DEMENTIA.

While Confined in an Tncbriutc
Asylum He InaGIpos He Il About
TO bo KiIIcd-His Generous Offers
for AssIstanco-A Multi.SiiIiionairo
Whose Devotion TO the shrIue Of
Bacchus Has Wrought Him Mis-.
ohicf-uis Winnings In tho Wheat
PIT
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FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.

Tho Japanese Fleet Put tho Chinese to
nout In nn Engagement on tho iith
Inst.
YoKAHoMA, August l4.-News has
boon received of baltic which took
place on the l1th instant, betweon jap
anesc md Chiuose fleets. Tho Chinese
were driven OF,