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HORRIBLE cAReoEs.
lie on BoRe-Laden ships Rsadered A
most Tnendu-Eble.

LIE on BoRe-Lacen ships Eeaoered Al
most UnendurSbie-
When the seven-hundred-ton Aus
trian bark Via was picked up at sea
BIZ the Norwegian fruit steamer Breid-
ablik and brought TO New YORK a
souple Of months ago much curiosity
was expressed as to what could have
caused her crew TO desert her. With
the exception Of being partially dis
nlasted, 1t was in perfect condition,
saws the New York Tribune, and the
loss Of its masts might have occurred
after the crew left It. 1t had sailed
from Egypt with a cargo chiefly made
M Of old bones. and no word was heard
OF It until It was picked up OF Hatteras
bv the Breidablik. All the barlS's
papers and every scrap of food had
been taken from it and the fate of its
crew was a mystery. The experience
OF the three-masted schooner Wallace
]. Bovd, which recently arrived at
Philadelphia from MOntevideo with a
similar cargo of old bones may afford
an explanation of the mystery sur
rounding the Villa. The crew of the
Bovd say that nothing could ever in
duce them to ship again on bone
laden vessel. Within a few days afteI
leaving port the vessel became infested
with scorpions and other pestiferOus
bugs. which came ont Of the cargo and
penetrated every nook and corner Of
the craft. Tho men were driven from
their hunks in the forecastle and every
effort TO rid the schooner Of tn c
plague was unavailing. Five or six
times a day all hands were compelled
70 strip, bathe and change their cloth
inc. but the smaller insects held on in
spite Of all this. On day which was
damp and warm the torment was ag-
gravated by the appearance Of large
green bugs. which swarmed over every
thing and continued their ravages
until port was reached 1t IS believed
that the creatures were in the
bones when they were gathered on the
Argentine plains, and the excessive
heat of the hold during the voyage
through the tropics caused them to
breed IN enormous numbers and forced
them on deck 1t is possible that the
crew Of the Via was driven from It by
4 similar cause and met a worse fate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-06

WASHINGTON, D. O., August 5.-The
usual Sunday quiot was brokon to-day
ythe assembling Of the Democratic
tariff coufcrccs at 2:9O o'clock in the
senate committee room on interstate
commerce. All OF tho Democratic con.
ferees were present. except Senator
Voorhees,, who 10 still sick, and Chair.
man Wilson, who had gone to West
Virginia to sec his sick wife Tho
meeting lasted until 6 o'clock, aud was
marked with even more than the usual
secrecy. Tho meeting to-day resulted
in au understanding that report should
bu made one way or tho othor--agrec'
ment or disagreemont-within the next
seyenty.two hours. Thatit 1t would be IN
agreement was not, however, definitely
settled. On this point the conferees
soy they have not yet passed. the danger
point, although they seemed moro con-
hdent tonight that 1t would bo an
agreement.
The discussion to-day again turned on
sugar, iron orc and coal. The house
conferees are proceeding without refer.
ence to tho strong opposition TO tho new
sugar schedule by tho Louisiana soma
tors. This opposition may be over
come, however, by permitting the pres
ent bounty, or portion Of 1t, TO run un'
til January next.
Tho Louisiana senators have said that
they would be willing to accept half Of
tho bounty for tho present yoar in addi'
tion to tho duty on the now CO mpro-
misc achedule.
Some attention hos also been given to
tho income tax, and whilo u final agree
mont has not been reached. 1t 10 prac.
ticaIly conceded that tho senate limit OF
five years will be adopted.
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THEY ARE HUsrLlNG.
Ptttso0rGh CitiroHS' couisnitte" VIII MAXI
tho @. 4. II. u GRAND Welcome.

Ptttsb0rEh CitiFonS' CouItnittoC WIZ Make
the @. a. II. GRAND Welcome.
Prr7shvR0u, August 5.-The more
than l,S0O committeeman comprising
the citizens executive board Of Pitts
burgh arc hnstIing for all they Src
worth to mako tho TwCnty-oighth Ma.
tiouaI Encampmcnt OF tho Grand Army
OF tho Republic to bs hold hero Sep
tember 10 10 10 next, q big succesa.
The indications arc for q tremendous
turnout Of Veterans. Moro THAI 5000
OF them have been assigned to Tree
quarters, To say nothing Of tho 5000 to
10000 who have reserved paid quarters
and tho 5000 resident Grand Army
men who will not need to sectirc ac-
commonations. This means that there
vii! bC oycr 5000 Of the ''boysin blue"
In Pittsburgh during Cncampment
woek.
Thore will be three grand purndes-
tho naval veterans, on tho 10th, the
grand army proper, on the llth. and
tho union ex.prisouers Of war, on tho
18th. Pittsburgh will bo more lGVishly
1EENEAtI4 oNGt
Thore will bo about l25 reunions Of
army associations, aud about ton con.
ventions OF national organizations Of
varions kinds. On tho evening Of Sop
tember II there will bo six grand camp
tires, presided ovot By soldiers Of Ee.
noyn. It is confidently hoped that OK.
President Harrison and Governor Nc
Kinley will attend. Governor Pastiacn
and bis stat will DO guests OF honor
also.
Thcro will DO q number Of triumphat
archcs and preparations have bcen
made for such o display OF electrical!
and natural gas Examinations, and lre
works as has nover before been seen in
Western Pennsylvania. In addition to
tho hotels In Pittsburgh, tho citizens
have thrown open thois homes to make
welcome cvery ono Of the 100000
stsaaRara expected that weBE.
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pounds Of refined cOnc sugar wc have TO
make tho necessary allowance, and
arrive at tho truo quantity consumed,
which is l0S.Oj poundA Tho latest Lon
don quotations for 90 degrees contEi.
fugal shows g 03 per 100 pounds, and
for reanod g 81 per 100 pounds.
"This shows o difference OF a cents
on tho 100 pounds. Adding 70 tho raw
sugar price the necessary amount 70
allow for tho quantity actually required
II. E.. l0S.05 pounds OF raw ut g 93-
and you hayo s. II 70 cover the cost OF
the sugar, and 20 cents left over for the
cost OF refining In 100 pounds OF refined
sugar.
Taking tho value Of the raw cane
necessary 10 make tho hundred pounds
OF relned-i. g., S3l7-thc duty OF 40
por cont amounts to 81 2G.S. Refined
costing s. II per hundred pounds at 40
per cont pays duty Of 81 S48, and con.
sequently leaves the American roanOr 8
cents per hundred pounds protection as
o result OF tho straight advalorem rate
on raw and refined sugars. Adding 20
this the ono.cighth OF a cont per pound
gives total Of 204 conts pcr hundred
pounda protection undor tho senate bill.
against one.fifth OF cent per pound, or
20 cents per hundred pounds, as now
proposed" !"
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PLAGUE OF INoEND1AR1Es.
Oak Harser, Ohio, Is Visited With Sumer
ouB and Disastrous Fires.

0ah hHf"Ntl ~NttG 80 F%0tE"t 1890 S'h''tA0'
ouB and Disastrous Fires.
TOLEDO, ONO, August Soak Harbor,
a village Of 1000 inhabitants about
twenty.liye miles east OF this place, is in
q state Of terror. Within the pnst twenty
hours three incendiary Gres have been
ktndlod, the first entailing q loss Of
about $4,000. It originated shortly
after midnight, in the stavo yard OF II.
II. Miiander, spreading from that point
until It had burned over a patch oi
about twelve acres.
An enginc wns s0nt from this city,
hut whom it arrived, at ESQ this morn.
ing, the tirc had practically burned
itself out. Tho principal Iosera arc: IL.
Fl, Nlilauder, stave factory, $1,000;
George Deals, hotol and livery stable.
$4,000; John Rood, implement ware
house and residence. s., 800; L. D. Link,
carriage shops, $4,000; DR.. uolly, resI-
dencc, 81, 200.
rho ineuranco will cover from ono
third to one.hNlf tho loas. Tho Toledo
engine was returned to this city shortly
before noon, and fow moments aitor
Ito departure fro was diecovercd in the
shaving box OF Roosc's sthve factory.
but 1t was oxtinguishod with q slight
loss. At 3 o'clock a straw stack on tho
property Of Christ Vogel was lighted,
burning his barn and other ANAL
buildings, causing loss Of about 81 900.
Citizens aro fearful Of going to bed, and
many will aIt out the night guarding
thoir property. No clue haH been dis.
covered thus far us to tho identity OF
tho inCendiRriea.
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CHICAGO, August 5.-Atter 4 struggle
oil forty daya against tho united rail.
roads tho American Railway Union in
Chicago has declared of tho strike In
aucurated In bohulf OF tho Pullman om'
pIoyou. beginning tomorrow morn
Ing zach member of tho union who
responded 70 the ordNr TO s.riko will
bc ut liberty to resume work. Tho
strikp is of in Chicago except among
tho pploycs of tho Santa Fo md tho
Chicago & iGaatorn Illinois. By to-moF.
row the strike will bo declared oil along
tho entire system Of railroads affected
BY tho recent movement
At meeting OF tho delegates of tho
twenty.four lorh labor unions with the
American Railway Union this afternoon
II was voted TO declare tho strike OF in
Illinois. Tho action was purely local,
aud the declaration does not even adoct
Pullman. Neither Debs nor any Of tho
other officers were present Mt tho moet-
ing. In fact. President Dcbs had left
tho city for Tcrro Hauto betoro 1t oc'
curred.
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ADEMocRAT1c VIEW
OF the PIuauciai situntiOn-some CheDrfnl
HsI8GtloBs.

OF the PIuauciai isitunti0n-SOue Cheerful
LIsaset!0as.
WASHINGTON, D. q, August 5.-Therc
arc differences OF opinion among treas
ury officials as to tho probabilities Of
another bond issue. Neither Mr. Oar
lislo nor assistant Secretary Curtis is
willing to admit that there is any real
cause for alarm in tho present financial
tho President and his advisors arC watch
ing with eager interest ovory change in
tho financial situation, and that every
phase Of 1t is be!ng carefully and
thoughtfutiy studtod.
Notwithstanding this sOlicitudo II Is
beloved that 1t Is the judgment Of tho
President that tho situation dooa not
furnish any Just apprehension, aud that
bettor times confidently may bo expect.
on soon. Prom this point OF Wow, it 10
argued that tho passage OF the pending
thrill bill 10 sure to result In prompt
and general revival Of business, aud
that in consequence there will be q
large increase in the government
revenues. Rcceipts from customs,
which for many months past have boon
gradually growing loss, 1t 10 beloved,
will show marked improvement from
tho very first, and will continue to in
crease until normal conditions have
boon reached.
Il is contcnded TINT. Notwithstanding
tho fact that tho gold reserve has
reached tho low watcr mark Of about
$52, 900, 600, tho government 10 tar better
able to meet its obligations to-day than
it was just prior to The February bond
iBsue,
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omahn StriGo to 10 ArbltratCd.

OMAHA, NEn, Aug. 5.-The South
Omaha strikers havo 80 far rcceded
from their petition as to be ready to
arbitratc their difleroucos. They held
soyornl largely attended mcetiugs to-
lay. There wasconsiderablo Aggressive
ness, but little riotous denomination.
After discussion tho strikers agreed
to trust to arbitration aud appointed
committee to confer with tho packing
house people and arhitrnto the scale OF
wages Tho strikors called on'tho man
aeora Of tho packing houses and wore
told thcy would DO given Gn' answor to-
morrow.
From other sources II is learned tho
answer was a positive refusal to meet
tho arbitration committee and to refuse
any terms except those first proposod--
a complete surrender and o return OF
tho mon Mt tho old scale.
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CHICAGO, August 5.-Thc board Of di-
rcctors Of tho A. R. U. mot to-day. Tho
meeting adjourned osrly, as President
Debs left Mt + o'clock for Zorro lauto.
Besides tho official business transact
cd, the plans for the long talked Of now
industrial organization were discussed.
1t is understood that Mr.. Debs will pre-
pare documents for tho official iaunch-
ing while away, and that upon his re-
turn to the city he will, with tho assist
anco OF bis colleagues, establish it upon
tho tplaus and method now contemplate
cd. Tho now organization, it is said,
will bear tho name OF tho American In
lnstrinl Union,
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THE "wEALnI.sr r1NEp.

Tho Captured Hobos cInIm They Wore
Trapped in tho Dox Cars.
USIoxrowx, August 5D-sIxty.dyo
members of JelErios' army Of Common
veal. who wcro captured at Councils
vile Friday night md brought to jsil
hcro, worc givcn houring to-day and
each fined S. for train jumping. Mono
OF tho hobos could pay tho 1ne, md
they wero all sont to jnil for five days.
General 1ctIIries says that his mon
were invited on tho traiu by tho Baltt-
more & Ohio trainmen. who shut tho
doors on them after they woro aboard.
He says they had no idon Of 9toaling q
train. He SAYS the army will proceed
az soon us his men arc out OF jail, and
then added significantly that they do
not intend to walk all the way. A meot-
ing OF tho FREQ meinbers OF The army
aud their sympathizers was Addressed
tonight from tho court house stopa at
thia nlncn
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"SCABs" ASSAULTED
BY Gang of TonGhS-Tho Mnyor'S Swoe
ing Order.


by Gang of TonghS-Tho Mayor's swoep'
ing Order.
BRAZIL. IND, August 6.-David Will
son and Henry Wright, residents oi
Attica, werc attacked this morning by q
crowd Of mon on tho Jackson strcct
crossing OF tho G. 4 E. l., aud horrib ly
stamped and beatop. Wilson will die
and Wright Is seriously Injured, being
covered with bruises, his jaw bone
broken and au ugly cut above tho left
temple. Wilson'S principal wounds
wore informal. Trainmaster Fowler, oi
the G. & i. L. said thoy had come TO
this city to work on bis road, and this
led to the belief that tho mon wore u.s.
saultod by strlkcrs. Tho strikers say
the mon were assaulted and robbed By
q crowd OF touRhs.
Mayor Mccullough will issuc ordors
tomorrow to tho police forcc to arrest
every man aud woman who calls
another "scab." More excitement
prevails horo now than at any timc
ainco tho killing Of EnGincer Barr dur
ing tho miners strike.
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ADlnn.of.Wnr on Fire.

VALLEJO, CAL, Aug. 5.-A flro broke
out on tho United States man.of-was
Marion, about 1880 this morning. and
it was thrco hours before the flames
could DO extinguishcd. The.veasel was
nut in tho big dock at Marc Island last
Monday. Tho FIRE was confined to tho
ward room and tho shell room on the
port sldo, and was very difficult to
roach, It being necessary to cut through
tho side OF tho ship and down through
the dock. Tho vessel is built Of white
oak, and the fire ragged tlorcely. Tho
cause OF the fro Ia unknown, but it ia
supposed to have originated in some
waste. Loss, $1,000.
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agreement this week the report will
frat bO considered in tho senate aud at-
ter being disposed o. thcrc will como to
tho house. II tho report 10 not made
before "Wednesday there Is no PROBABLE
ity that It will got to the house this
week. Whom II docs roach that body
II is not the intention Of tho house
managers 10 allow any protracted dc.
bate.
With the tariff disposed OF, tho senate
could probably adjourn In shree or four
days time. The last OF the general ap-
preparation bill has passed both houses
and majority Of thGin havO been
signed by tho President. Some Of these
bills arc In conferencG still, but II au
argument upon them would bring an
adjournment, 1t would not long be
delayed as there nre no irTeConcilGblo
differences between the two houses on
appropriations. There is no measure
other than tho tarif bill and the ap.
preparation bills which would bo strong
enough to hold tho senate together for
oven day.
Tho probabilities for the week include
report from tho tariff conference COM
mittee and subsequent debate aud also
tho presentation Of tho conference re-
ports on tho snndry civil, river and har-
bor, Indian and general deficiency ap-
preparation bills, and tho consideration
OF the calendar. when these moro impor-
tant matters do not occupy position %
recefye attention. The immigration bill
will come up tomorrow ut 2 o'clock and
10 lieu OF tho tariff may excite considcr-
able debate. Tho Republican senators
aro inclined 10 press tho question Of a
further limitation OF immigration, but
80 lar tho Democrats in the senate have
not shown q disposition to accept tho
challenge and they may choose to por-
NIT the Republicans to monopolizo the
diacnaaion Of the subiect.
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COMPROMISE SUGAR SCHEDULE.


E,pert Statements MS to DIfrcrcnco In Pro-
toctIon between 1t and Senate Schedule.
/ WASHINGTON, D. c., August 5.-T. S.
Harrctts, Of the bourd Of general Np'
praiscrs, aud Jacob SchOCnhof, deputy
aupraiscr Of tho port OF Now York, who
haye boon acting as export advisors to
tho senate finance committee stncc tho
bill has boon ponding in tho senate, to;
day, In response to request, turnishcu
th9 Associated Pross with statements
ma 10 tho difference in tho protection TO
refined eusar furnished by tho proposed
suUnr schedule from tho protection fur
uishOd by tho senate sChcduIo'
They united in saying:
"rho price OF raw sugar ls nlwsYs
based on tho nmouut Of saccAaFlHn maj
tor contained In it. Eoet guyar ana
living SO degroos means that 100 pounds
n this clnss Of sugar contains 80 pounds
Of snccharino matter. Hence IT takc0
1893 pounds Of sS dcgroc sugar 10
mako 100 mounds oI rnIincl sugar, or So
called 'GOrman Granulnlod' sugar
"rhc London quotations for tho wear
1s03 averaged tor raw bCct (SS dogrecsl
aS 30 92-94 per 100 poundlla aud for Grr,
Innu granulatcd s. IS 1874 Tor lOo
mounds. This shows m average dtiior'
cnco Of 5i.l7 per 100 pounds. II you
toko this raw sugar prico and add tho
necessary nmouut to allow Tor tIc guam
tity required, you have g 10 ll'2f, TUG
ontlny Tor tho Sugar actually consumed
In making OF tho rO(lnod sugar. This
! leaves 10 6.2J conts MS tho not balance
10 cover tho cost Of rcDninG. :,
"Cnno sugars OF 0D degrees, go'c6,loq
contritugals, give 02l pounds OF refined
sugnr. and to got ut tho cost oi ttS
sugar actually consumed In making 4VV
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PERU, ILL.,, August 5.-Thc resolution
Of tho Spring Valley minors passed in
their meeting Saturday to como to Peru
and compel tho minors here to quit
work OF Monday has revived tho OK
element OF several woeks ago. Sheriff
Taylor has sent deputy shcriiIs to tho
scene Of trouble. The volunteer COM
panies, both here and La satto are un-
dor arms and the crisis is anxious!y
nwnitGd.
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wnrI.IEnown sonhrcttc poan.

NEw YoRx, August 5.-PattI Rosa,
woIl.known aoubrotto. dIod to-day. Tho
romains will DO tnlcn to Chicago by
hcr husband tomorrow, whore tho fun.
crol will tuko place ou Thursday next.
On Monday last It waa found that shO
wGs suffering from severe TORN Of Gp.
noudicitis. ShO was removed to st.
Francis hospital whGrC IN operation
was performed on Tuesday, from which
shn iird to-day,
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Nrw YoRK, August 5.-Fire tonight
partially Quilted the four-story brick
building known as tho VanDyke Stu
dio, tho three lower floors occupied by
Andrew LcstOr & Sons, furniture and
carpets. Tho uppor floors aro givon
over to scoro OF artists.
Frank V. Diamond Ia tho chief suffer-
or. He had ovcr acoro Of picturcs in
his studio. They woro valued at $40,
900. Tho total loss on building and
contents will DO about $4,000 partially
insured. Causo OF fire unknown.
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coNGREssIoNAL AFFAIRs.

The Forecast OF tho House mud Senate
I,ustuuus ThtS HV"ok.
wAsnrseroS, D. G., August 5.-Tho
house will proceed this woOk' as 1t did
last, with n fixed programme, Tho
houso ia simply awaiting tho AaRl Fo'
noTt on tho turin bill. All It's routine
husinegs hns been trnnaactod, and 1t Is
uimply waiting. ,-..oI
Tomorrow, howcvGr, Ia to hc deVosou
tn tho Settle. Williarna coni9atod GrSc- %
tion Caso from North Carolina. Iho
remaining days will bo assigned TO tio
routine business of tho committees
subject always to conference reports.
Ii tie contercss on tho tsTil roach On
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CHICAGO. August 5.-Tho attikiug en-
ploycs Of tho stock yards company de-
cldod tonight at their meeting to rO-
turn to work md report individually to:
morrow morning. It was also decided
to assess those who 90 back Tor the
benefit Of those who cannot got back ua-
iii tho latter can secure employment
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THE CuiNEsE SIDE

OF tho story of tho Eight between Thnt
Country and Japan.
SHANGHAI, August 6.-Tho rumor cur
rent to tho effect that the Japanese
fleet had captured three mcn-of'war has
not been confirmed. It is believed hero
that tho report is possibly rchash Of
Tho reports Of tho prior engagements oi
the fleets.
Az yot there has bccn no disorder in
Shanghai growing out Of tho war bo-
yond fow tritlinG encounters bOtween
Japanese and Chinese rowdlos.
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LONDON, August 5.-A dispatch rC'
cc1ved In this city from Shanghai re.
ports that serious rolts have occurred
at Kobe, Japan, and Taku, China. In
tho lattor place tho Chinese minister
insulted mcmbors OF tho Japanese
embassy. Tho ugunt at Taku, It is adj
ded, has forbidden the steamer Smith
to land munitions Of war intended for
trans.shipmcnt to Forosa. Tho Smith
Is Chinese vessel flying the American
ilar
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THE STRIKE is OFF.
1t Is So Doc!nred BY tho American
Railway Union
AFTER FORTY DAYS. STRUGGLE.

Tho Trouble InnuEurntOd BY ProSi.
don't Dcbs Is Virtually AoknowI.
edged to Havo Been Losing Con.
tcst-Tho Embargo on tho Santa Fo
Railroad, However, Is Kept Up-A
Purely Local Matter With tho
StriIIcr&
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Movomcnu of Steamships,

Erw YorX, August 3. - Arrived,
sparndaNm, from Rotterdam; Arrania,
from Liverpool.
souruAMrrox, Auguat 5.-Pa9acd, Al
ler, Now York, for liromOn.
i.oxpoS, August 5.--ArrIvol, Lydiaa
Monarch, from New York.
HAynE, August i.-hrrivOd, l3 Uour-
Gognc, from Now York.
LlvrRpooL, August B.-Arrlvcd, Boa
toniau, from Boston.
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ARE STILL At SEA,
without a Compass. and No Port
In Sight.
THAT SUBTLE SUGAR SUBJECT

Istho Rock on Which tho Democracy
VIII Finally spiit-rn seventy-two
Hours 1t VIII Either Bo Agreement,
or No Agreemeas-The Discussions
Yestcrday-The Trinity, Sugar, Iron
and Coal SELL Porplcxiug tho Minds
OF the confereos.
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OMAuA, August 5,-~Roports indicate
tho presence OF frost In several Ncbrnska
counties ycstOrday morning. The To-
culltics wore mainly those In wlIicl, tho
lroutl was scvOro aud littlc vegetation
was loft to be damaged. Dodge county
suffered chiefly,
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CmcAoo, August 5.-In to'day's run
OF the Century Club from Chicago TO
Elgln aud Aurora aud roturn tho record
for 100 milo, was rolucOd by tittoon
minutes, !, +. Gunthor, OF tho Lin.
coins, making tho run in afx hours and
forty.Oight minutes