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THE GRINDE1wALD

Conference Mt Borns, swItEsrlnnd-Amsr.
lean Delegates Oppose HArcOurt's BiIl.
BERNE, July 1.-The temperance Sss-
sion Of the GrindolWald conference con.
clude, to-day. The American dolega.
tion numbers 15N Tho representatives
Of the woman'S Christian Temperance
Union will leave on Tuesday for Lucsrno
and Paris. Lat6r in the summer the
monster petition Of the Womnn's Chris
tian Temperance Union will be pre-
ssnted to the governments at St Peters
burg, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Rome
aud Athens.
There was q vigorous discussion at
tho conference on tho subject Of the
bills providing for local control Of the
liquor traffic. The American delegates
were opposed to the suggested modiiica-
tions Of Sir William Vernon HArcolrta
bill to compensate tho holders OF OK
pired licenses by funds raised by i'm.
poslng a high license upon surviving
public houses Tho Americana claimed
that tho proposed high license is in the
interest OF the brewers, and is so re-
garded by the American liquor interolt
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COLORADO DEMOCRATS.
Thor Action BoreGonu Conclusion-Th'
Convention Not Important


Thoir Action a BorsGons Conolusion--ThO
Convention Not Important.
DESvrR, Colo, July 1.-The Demo
cratic state convention tomorrow will
DO simply mass meeting, no delegates
being regularly elected and no crOdsn'
tialS required. Tho attendance from
outside Denver promises to be light.
As the Democratic party has boon in
hopeless minority in this state for many
years, not much Interest Ia taken in tho
convention, the purpose OF which 10 10
tsko action OH the silver question.
There is no question but that tho cor
vention will declare IN favor Of tile
double standard and tho unlimited coin
ago Of silver at 10 TO /, independent Of
ali other nation. Tho young Democrats
AZ Whole instlgation tho call was issued
will endenyor TO have the convention 90
A step and by resolution distinctly 70.
pudia,p President Cleveland aud Sccr0-
tary Carlisle. The Office holders and
those in sympathy with them have to
prevent such radical action, provided
they do not conclude TO take 10 part In
tho cOnVontion.
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Tile Woat virginia Educational AHIooiR'
tlon Meets To-day vt shsphsrdatOWn.
Prospects for Large Gathering.
SPECIAL DispGteh 10 me In,slltgcHser
sHRPHgRDTowN, W, Va, July 1.-The
Stald old town Of shsphsrdstoWn was
invaded this morning by the school
masters aud school mRrms OF the state
and tonight they have full possession
OF the city. The exercises Of the State
Educational Association will open In
the morning at 0 o'clock, aud tue rscsp'
tiOn by the citizens will b0 tomorrow
evening, instead OF tonight as was trat
agreed upon,
Everything points to one OF the best
meetings OF the association ever held.
Those now present visited the Antistam
battlefield this afternoon In q body and
enjoyed themselves greatly. The tol.,
lowing representative educators aud
school officers ara present
From Charleston, Hon. Virgil A.
Lewis, state superintendent +. b. HRr'
riV, +. A. Seyely, Hon. II, S. Carr
Morgantown, Or. ], l. Goodnight and
Prof T. o. Miller, both Of the university.
Fairmunt, J. Walter Barnes and WIFE,
q. ". Evans aud wife, Irene I. Myers
aud T. L. Mercer,
Grafton, Misa Mollls Straub, Miss
Fannie Best aud J. s. Cornwell.
Glenyille, \. ]. Hardman, Miss Ella
Hughes and Miss MaliudO Cooper,
West Liberty. ]. N. Dsahl, Misa Bird
Curtis and AIDA GRrdner.
Clarksburg. L. ]. Corbly, Mi9l Isola
shinn, Miss Blanche Parrill and W. j.
Holden.
Buckhannon, II, A. DarnaIl, G. F.
Queen.
Point Pleasant, 7. L Davis.
Huntington, John w. Simpon,
Thomas L, Hodges.
HeySer, Miss Annie Linn.
Salem, Joseph Roster.
Wheeling, D. W. Shields, L. II. Crago.
Parkersburg, S. NJ. Burk, W. NJ.
Strauss.
Benwood, Robert A. Riggs.
Piedmont. w. NJ. Faux.
Martinsburg, A. B. Carman.
Professor KimISr, Miss Pearl Hosis
and others OF the Normal school, Of this
place, are in attendance.
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anEAr MILTrANY DISPLAY.
The Interstate Drlll and Encampmsut
nnaInA ut 81. LnulG.


sr, Louis, No., July 1.-The inter.
state drill Rud epoampmout, given pador
the auspices OF tho Fair Association,
opened to-day with crack military com.
m0nds present from different paris OF
tho country. by noon tho mud left by
The heavy rains OF the past two days
had dried up, and the ground WAS in
splendid condition for the weeks drill
Ing. Everyday was graIihed at the
line condition OF the camp and tho
splendid preparations made for tho
visiting troops,
Major A, R, Keys, Third cavalry,
stationed at Jefferson barracks, assumed
command Of Camp Hancock this morn,
Ing, arriving with two troops Of United
States cavalry, He at once put the
camp under strict military regulations,
aud commenced the work OF preparing
Tor the ceremonies OF the week.
The greater part Of to-day WRS spent
by the assembled troops In getting
settled and preparing for the work that
begins tomorrow.
Al o'clock every command was
heAdod Tor the city, and look part IN q
parade through the business portion Of
the town. Governor Stone and others
reviewed the parade at tho Planters'
Hotel balcony.
The following companies and batteries
are in camp;
Phoenix tohio) Light Infantry;
Branch Guards and Company \, First
Infantry. ST. Louis; Bullaue Guards,
Kansas City; Belkuap Rifles. san An
tonic, Texas; National Rifles, Washing.
ton, D. O. Chicago lopsYest Walsh
Zouaves, 81. Louis; Neely Zouayes,
Memphis; Hale Zouaves, Kansas City;
Indianapolis Light Artillery; Battery
A, St. Louis; Rockville Ind Light In.
fantry; Dallas (TexaS) Artillery; Mount
Pleasant Drum and Bugls Corps, Of
Washington, d. O. I; Fiether HouRyes, Of
Little Rock; Aurora (IlL) Zouavea.
This evening after tho parade the
different commands assembled at Camp
Hancock aud were presented to their
respective sponsors and their maids Of
honor,
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BERLIN, July I'M. BougOirol, the
vlco president, aud NJ. Thory, the sec.
rotary Of the French bimctallic league,
have arrived hOre and have had con.
ference with representatives OF tho
German bimStaliie union at which
lIorron Won MirbaCh aud Won KardoG
and DR.. Arendt were present. The
object OF the conference was to agree
upon Joint action for the promotion ot
tho btmetalliC movement.
Before coming 10 Berlin the French
delegates held a conference with ropre'
soniativeS Of tho British bimetallic
lnnplIe,
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INsrnuoroIls on rua DEAF.
The Annual Convention In Session N
Flint Mich.

The Annual Convention In Session nj
Fllnt, Mich.
FLiSr. Micn, July 1.-The iourtoCnsh
convention Of American instructors Of
tho dcRi, which opens here tomorrow
with nm address of welcome by Governor
Rich, will draw together about 800 in.
terestod In this work, many Of them
being educators OF the deaf Of world
wide regulations. Among those now
here are DR.. Gallnudot, president Of the
National Mute College at Washington; /;
DR.. L. A. Fay, OF tho sAmo institution !
j. l. Smith, superintendent Of tho Min.
nesola school; Q. A. Ely, superlntcnd-
ent OF the Maryland school, and DR..
Alexander Graham Bell, inventor Of tho
Bell telephone.
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EXPLOSIVES FOR CUBA.

An Attempt Of tie spanish Consul to stop
n shipment SIot with an ob'tnoIs.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 1.-The Earn
limo steamship Earnwool loft this port
tonight for St Jago, having on board
1900 kegs OF blasting powder. 100 cases
Of potash and % cases OF oil OF myrbauo.
The latter, mixed with potash, makes a
destructive explosive. Before tho YES
sol called Spanish Consul Conoostc,
with a searching party, wont on board
with tue intention OF stopping the ex'
portu.ions OF tho explosive. This wag
In consequence OF the Cuban insurgents
leaders declaration that thOy were going
to usO explosives In, the citieI.
Last week the steamship Edeumoore
was stopped and a quantity Of potash
and oil Of myrbaue sei9Od. When the
Spanish consul protested to-day, Cap.
tain Rogers, OF the Earnwond, produced
permit from Marshal Canpos, the
captain general Of Cuba, giving him full
permission TO import such arms. R@ma-
nition and explosives as might be
shipped on his vessel.
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rnoNouNoNn rnnaiArunR.
Tho Rspors Tint tho q, p. s st. L. ROn'
Has Baeu GObblcd.


Has Basu GObbled.
sralSGFtEhD, Ill.,, JuIy 1.-The re-
ports that doa! has been closed by
which the Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis
railway passes into tho hands Of the
st Louis, Alton aud Terro HauIo Com.
pany, commonly known as the Cairo
Short Line. are pronounced premature
and incorrect, Mt tho former companT's
general office hero. The sale will not
be made for several months, II at all.
There are several matters that will have
10 be disposed Of II the sale Is made; the
allure to dispose Of any OF which might
render tho deal impossible.
President George w. Parker, of the
Cairo short line, Waa appointed to-day
by Receiver Bosworth as his agent,
more particularly TO have voice In the
expenditure OF 100000 in betterments
to the property, the idea bsing that II
the sale to the Cairo short line goes
through, 1t shall date from July /, In
tho meantime there will be no changes
whatever in the officials Of the Chicago,
Peoria & St Louis railway, nor In the
methods Of conducting the affairs Of tho
pFoperLy,
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SAD poMGsrIo TRAGEDY.
The wife OF DstaultSr aud Suicide Kill
Ilnranlf mud Two ChiIdren.


The wife OF DsfaultSr aud Suicide Kills
Herself aud Two Children.
JEFFERsoSvILLE IND., July 1.-When
the sister Of Mrs. Benson Bennett visit
cd tho lattor's house to-day sho dis.
covered a horrible sight, Mrs. Bennett
and her two children, Homer, six yOarS
old, and Lolita, agOd twelve, lay upon
tho bod. Tho children werO dead and
the mother waa in tho agony OF deadly
poison. PhySicianS were called, but
Mrs. Bennett 10 probably beyond help.
sha had poisoned tho children, who had
evidently been dead for several hours,
and after watching thom dio, had taken
tho poison herself. Shs IS q widow OF
Benson Bennett, who doiaulted as troas.
urer OF Clark Lodge, Brotherhood Of
Flromen, and who committed suicide
some time ago. Mrs. Bennett had loft
a note sticking under tho door, direct
ing hat sistor, MIRA Ganate, aud tho
coroner, bu notified. Tho note was
dated Friday last.
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FonIsarnILs rNrL.
Tha o dor In ONO WIn Dir for Want ot
YnuUU IttnU1.

Tha o dor IN ono Wln DiD for wnnt of
Young illuui.
CLEVELAND, O., July l,-Grand Ranger
William OclBtrom, Of tho Ohio division,
Independent ForOstorH, announced to-
day that tho order In this state would
probably pnS out Of Oxlslonco within
two or throo dnya A lack Of young
blood 10 given NJ tho cnnAo Of tho orders
failure. aud II IL estimated that tho
members will loio In tho nul0liborhond
Of 10000. Tho poHetNR outstanding
aggregate 100000. Tho oflor was OF.
gAniEod principally Tor tho Insurance Of
nOlnbOrs ON tho assessment plan.
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HELENA, MoNE, July l.-Clay Pugh
vas hanged at Boulder, thirty miles
from llolona, today for tho murder Of
ChuunoCy W. wcst, n conductor on tho
Montana Union railway Tho tragedy
occurred noar Butlo on October . last.
Pugh was stealing rido on Wosts
train and tho conductor put him oil Al
Wost swung around 10 signal tho on.
gineor to 10 ahead, Pugh shot him
twice In tho bnCk.
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CurcAdo, July LII. NJ. MnnlOy was
arrested to-day, charged with sOlinG
United States army positions. Manlcy
Is accused OF representing himself as a
lieutenant In tho regular army, and dis
posing Of "obs" ranging from private
to lieutenant at fOcs from $40 TO $500.
Tho prisoner wears tho United States
army uniform, and 10 said to DO un OK
OllCOE,
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SAN FaAscpco, July /. - william
IIonry johnson, tho iormor treasurer Of
Mn,catlno county, who, II IN alleged,
ombeSSIod $4,000 Of municipal funds
and lhon nod, was brought from Homo
InIu on tho steamer Australia to-day
by II. +. Wylio, shnrilr Of Mn'oniino
county. 10 tho Hawaiian oIllclaB
johnson, whsn afroHtOd, admitted lila
Identity. flo declares that hl'0hortnlc
docs not amount 10 moro than 2g,Ol0
which, ho anyl, was InndO good by his
bOndgmBn,
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NATIONAL sonnu1znNRUND.
A Grand Parade and Dating InRugurRts
tho Festivities at New York.

tho Festivities at Naw York.
New YoRR, July 1.-The German
shooting societies Of America paradod
the streets OF this city to-day, on the
occasion OF the assembling Of the Ma
tional sc6euIEonbund,
A delegation oil rs members OF tho
Philadelphia sohsulzanieat arrived this
morning under charge Of Capt, Charles
Motlers and Lieut. Potter Bon Hardt to
take part in tho parade. They received
quite an ovation aud were loudly
cheered by their brethren from Cali
fornia, Denver, Cincinnati, Chicago St.
Louis, 81, Paul, Rochester, Syracuie,
Albany and Brooklyn, Tho line Of
march was through Eighth street to
Broadway, 10 Union square, where the
paraders were reviewed by Mayor
SChisren. Of Brooklyn, Mayor Wauser,
OF JsTaay City, and Mayor Pagan, OF
Hoboken, thence to Eighteenth street
to Fifth avenue, 10 Madison square,
through Fifth avenue, to Thirty.toursh
street ferry, where they took the Long
Island railroad TO GIandale park, whore
the crack sharpshooters enjoyed them
selves tho remainder Of tho day. There
we're fully 5000 men In line when tho
head Of tho procession passing the re'
viewing stand,
During the progress OF the parade,
National President Wm, v. Weber,
alightod from a barouche drawn by four
white horses and Joined the party on
the reviewing stand. Miss,Clara Bonne,
an actress at the Gormania theatre, was
loudly applRudod from the reviewing
stand for the able manner in which Sho
lad tho New YoFg Independent Schuot'
zen corps. She was attIred iu costume
Of blue aud white with short sleeves and
cut yeBt,
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COY. Young IIroun wllhhrnw..

CwcrsA7I, July LA special to tho
Commercial Gazetto from Frankfort,
Ky., says: Governor John Young Brown
communicated to mcmbora ol tho press
tonight his personal card Withdrawing
from tho contest for United statoa SEN
ntor from Kentucky. Ho says that he
mad decided on this moro than two
months ago, and conHdod the decision
10 his nearest personal friend" Hc
sayI his reasons arO purolv porsonal,
bn. doOI not state them explicitly.
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GnEgN oLAY sAlIrn,s BuRIA1.
Tho Famous "Fighllns PrsAehsr' Borne
to His Last Resting Place.

Tho Famous "Fighling PrsAohsr" Borne
to His Last Resting Place.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The funeral OF
Gen. Green Clay Smith occurred this
afternoon, the remains being inferred
at Arlington, aitor brief services at the
Metropolitan Baptist church, The Ger.
Omoniea wero Of the simplest character,
in accordance with a request Of General
Smith. Delegations from the g. A, Il.
and Union Veterans Union were pres.
ent, and the Washington Centennial
Lodge Of Masons had charge OF tho
funeral. The church services were
without sermon aud cousiated only Of
hymns and reading Of prayers.
The honorary pallbeaFers were Justice
Harlan, Of the United States supreme
court; Judge Haldorman, Judge Embry,
Rev. DR.. EaSton, Col. Baxter, Col. Knif:
len, Rev. r. r West aud Rev. Hez
Swell. Thus they presented his personal
friends, his military associates, his
colleagues in the Baptist church aud
the ministry Of other churches, who all
loved the Fighting preacher fondly for
qualities OF head and heart.
Friends Of Gen. Green Clay Smith are
commenting on the TACT that his death
occurred on the same day aud month as
that OF his distinguished relative, Henry
Clay, who died June 20, 1852,
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pmtApnruA, Pa july l.--For tho
nitll consecutive timo SIncc tho present
tocolyOr,hlp, thu philadelphia & Road
Ing railroad to-day dolhullol upon tho
IhlUroil duo upon tho genera mortgage
bonds, hat maid all prior llonM Tue
only OlhOr default waa upon tho pflh'
cipnl Of $4,000 Bchuylklll navigation
bonds,
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POISONED ioE ollEA n.

Eight Hotel Guests Taken Ill After
Eating Ii.
owrSsBoRo, KY. July lat tho St.
Cloud hotel hero eight people arc Ill
from ice cream poisoning yesterday, one
Of whom, Lizzie Tucker, may die. The
poison is claimed by physicians to be
tyroloxlco aud II iS claimed that the
milk was Impure. Tho cream was
served at noon Yesterday and at 4
o'clock In the afternoon eight guests
we're taken violently III. Physlcians
were summoned and anlidotes at once
administered, aud by midnight all were
resting woil save Miss Tucker, whose
case stubbornly refused to yield to
treatment 1hOro is but little chance
for hsr recovery. There Is no meat aud
milk inspector here.
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CmcAoo, July I'D. X. POarsouS, the
gtout patron Of colleges and institutions,
lslo giyo $5OOO0 to tho Whitman col
lego st walIa WRlla, Wash. FrIeuds Of
tho institution arO now collecting tho
Sl6O,OOO for tho college necessary 10 80
euro tho $4,000 gift. Mr.. Poaraons has
with this giyon away 100000 to various
lnBtliutlona
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PrSprn, Nrn., July 1.-1'horO Ia icAr
of n repetition Of tho ba''e't.see''
tragedy u' n result Of tho WInnobngo
land tfoublO. A nccrot meeting Of sot'
tluts, II 10 Clalmod, was hold TO-
ulghi, at which a plot whi
cniorcl into to ''romovo' por'
sons obnoxious TO tim hctttrra on
nccnnnl oil thuir activity In tho land
troublo IN favor Of the Indians. The
proceedings wofo absolutely secret, but
enough lonkod out TO mako tho Ponder
people apptOhcnllyO,
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WASHINGTON, July mo surprise
was manifested at tho state department
over tho reported seizure by tho Rush
Of tho Saliva, n Canadian ssalor. Tho
fact that there iaR scaling feet In tho
prohibited waters and that tho 0illcorg
Of tho revenue cutters have boon in.
4trnrlcd to prOvcnt illegal sealing, indi.
Gates. tho officials say. thHta gsoNt many
seizures aro likely 10 occur before tho
season is ovor.
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Ex.MARsnAL YINsoN,s TRIAh

For the Killing of FriEzsl Continued
UntlI November.
'pstia Diipdteh 10 &s Ia,eIigmer.
HuxuSGroN, W. Va, July 1.-The
trial Of ex. United State, Marshal s. v.
vinuon. charged with killing James
FrIzzell in Wayne county last sepsem.
Der, during the political excitement,
and brought here on change OF venue,
was this evening continued until the
November term OF the criminal court.
Mr.. Vinson was ready aud had crowd
Of attorneys with him.
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The Nav whlsky Trust.

srnNaFiELb. Ills, July 1.-The sec.
rotary of state to-day granted licOu'e
ior tho incorporation of tho Void
whisky trust under the name OF the
American Spirits Manufacturing Com.
pRny, with the principal office in Chi
cago, Capital stock S35, ,0OC, 900, 5000.
900 OF which IL preferred and tho bal.
anco common stock. The oIncorporatora
arc Charles Il. Holden, Alfred s, Aus.
triau and NJ. Henry Gucrln.
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'sJNca' Diipich 70 Ne htiiemetr
CnAmrsroS, W. Va, July l.-losOph
aud Bon Morris wOro shot by man
named Cook on Morris creek, last oven.
inr. ThCro had bOcn n previous din
Guilty bOlWOOn tho parties, but parlicn'
lars Of tho shootingRru mongrp. Joseph
Morris dOd almost instantly mud NJ
brother cannot recover Cook escaped,
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LoSpoS, July 1.-The Yorkshire Post
aays that Mr.. Gerald William BNlfOnr,
brother OF tho r. Hon, A. ]. Baltour,
Arstlorl Of tho treasury, has been APP
polntcd chloi secretary ior Ireland.
Mr. durald william Baliour 4 mom'
bor Of parliament Tor COntrOl LeOds.
lIe was born In 1858 and educated at
lIton aud Trinity college. Cambridge.
llu married Lady Betty eldest daugn'
Tor OF tho carl OF Lyitpn in 1881
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WASHINGTON, July Lit ia said as tho
state department to-day that no official
notice has beOn tnkon oi tho reports Of
tho marriage Of Consul j. Lamb Doty at
at Tahita.
Tho department, Tia stated, has no.
thing TO do with tho marrlagoS oi iiG
rnnhnit
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CoLoN, CoLoMUlA, July l.-ThO UnitOd
State, wamhIp Montgomery, having on
board tho UnilOd stalOS commission
appointed 10 report upon tho roulu Of
tito Nicaragua canal aud tho possibility
Of digging that proposed water way, has
arrived hOrO from San Juan dol Sur
lGrOytown) Tho commissioners lnyo
Visited San JUsO, Costa RICa, nnd will
inspect tho route Of tho Panama canal
tomorrow,
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wAsutyoroS, D. O., July lin tho
assignment Of tho naval cadets TO duty
IL il found that thnro wero lhrco Rradu.
ntos for whnm thefn woro no yaeancIns
IN tho limo Under tho statute Of 1894
surplus graduates Of tho naval ncndOmy,
IN tho limo, can hO assigned by tho SOC =
rotary oil tho navy Tor department duty.
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PHILADELPHIA, July la morning
papor prints a table ba'Od on a canvass
Of evOry county in tho state showing
that Of tho 37s delegates In tho coming
Rspublican state convention u Is Osii.
mated that Senator Quay will control
III, tho nntI.Quay pOpplo lao aud 10
arO claIi0d nv doubtful
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BLOOD WILL FLOW
If an Attempt is Made to Collect
tho Railroad Tax.
KENTUCKY MOUN1AINEERS REBEL

Against it aud Arc BittOriy Deter
mlusd-ooIlcctor Peck Preparing
to Make tho Attempt to Got tho
Money aud WIN Go With Armed De-
putlOs-Thrco Months Agoa similar
Effort Almost Resulted in a Tragedy
aud a Lynohipg,
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THE pERr sFArgMENT.
Condition Of tho Publlo Debt RtthS Close
ofthe Fisoni YcRr.

Condition VI tho Pablo Debt Mt the ClntS
ofthe Fiscal YcRL
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The monthly
statement OF tho public debt, issued to.
day, shows the debt on June 80, 1895,
the end Of tho fiscal year, to have been
sl,O96,ol3.l2O. exclusive Of s597, ,2O7, s63
in certificates and treasury notes in cir
collation. offset by an equal amount Of
cash in tho treasury. Nor does Il In.
cludb S3l, 1911 in bonds Of the last
issue, which have not yet been dOliv-
erod to London purchasers. The cor
responding debt on Juno 30, 1894, WAS
81, ,0l6,S ,S97, SIG, showing an increase for
tho year OF, including bonds not yet
delivered In London, Sill, T3,0jh.
The cash In tho treasury. however, has
increased during the year from Sll7,.
5si, ,i33 to slO5, ,24O l53, a gain Of S7I5jj, ).
III Tho true public dobt, including
bonds not yet delivered, less cash In the
treasury. Is therefore s822, ,S2o.fH, an
increase for the year OF $50, ,5l1337.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-02

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