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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-05

BRADFoRD. PA, June "A down.pour
OF rain this afternoon quenched the
forest iires in this vicinity, and every.
thing Is quiet tonight knsppl Crook,
n. Y, tho town that was threatened
with destruction last night, escaped
with loss Of three dwellings and $50
oil vcll rigs and two tanks OF oil. Bo.
ween Dukes Centre and Kuapps Creek,
200 riga were destroyed, together with
large amount Of standing timber.
The oil fire at West Branch, two miles
from here, was extinguishod by the rain
and all frei In tha. direction are under
control tonight. The total loss through.
out the field will no. fall iar short OF q
million dollars.
A dispatch from Russell City says:
Rain came at 6 o'clock this evening and
Is still pouring in torronts. The firea
in the woods are out and there Is no
further danger in this vicinity. Tho
damage TO lumber and oil property Ia
thOiihousi o'et tuIoo LHOueuiu hSIc5 VI
valuable timber and 100000 worth Of
oil property have been destroyed.
The principal losers are tho Northern
OIL Company, Union Oil Company.
South Penn Oil Company. Elk Oil
Company and Fitzgerald Bros. The
Griffith estate lost number OF rigs at
West Kane. It Is impossible to give
anything like an estimate tonight. No
lives were los. at Coon Run or hero and
the people will return to their homes
in the morning, those who have homes
left.
Elk county, Pennsylvania, has expert
enced number OF forest fires. but those
OF Saturday and yesterday surpa,s them
all. The fire at Russell City last night
was one that drove terror to the 500
people who inhabit the place. The
fame, spread so rapidly that the people
had to leave everything and run to the
clearing two miles distant at Highland
corners. Women with children in their
arms, shrieking and bemoaning their
face, ran and stumbled rs they escaped
from the fire. Many women fell e1-
haus,ed and were trsmpled Oh, but
reached Highland in safety.
Tho woods leading to Clark's mill
were one mass OF fame on both sides OF
the road, and how the people who lived
along the road could have escaped is be-
yond comprehension. There was fire
in every direction aud all effort to check
it seemed futile. Nothing now remains
to show that there was such place as
Coon Run.
At West Kane the fire is under con-
troll. Nine rigs. an engine house and a
dwelling were burned there.
Reports frcm Dukes Confer state
that the entire valley was on frc. Kan
sas Branch, Rixford. Davis City, Sum-
nit City. Dallas City, Oil Valley. Lime
stone, State Limo. Derrick City and Red
Rock are all in it. The sky is black
with smoke and the mountains are in
visible. The heat is intense.
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Miners at Gloucester, Ohio, will 70.
turn to work according to the Colu NJ
bus agreement.
Five more passengers ot tho wrecked
steamer Colima have been added 10 the
list OF survivors.
Mrs. Ncllic Pope, oil Detroit, has been
sentenced to life imprisonment for
numbering her husband.
Yesterdays report of tho condition oil
tho treasury shows: Available cash
bnancc, SiS3,7lS, l25; gold reserve, S99,-
.li4.1SG.
Two French cruisers have beon sent
to demand OF Turkey rcparation ior the
recent assault on tho foreign cons ular
officials.
The Grand. Camp Confederate Nct-
crnns OF Virginia is in session at Char
lo,tosvillo. Yesterday LOO cravcs wore
decorated. Ii
Bills ars in tho Illinois legi,lRtu,h'to
prohibit department stores in Chicago,
rs they arc driving smaller concerns
entirely out Of business.
Tho Home Protective Loan and Build.
ing Association nt Pittsburgh is in re.
ccivcr's hnnd,. The concern had sew
cn,y.six outside agencies.
"rhc United Lawyers Association"
was organized at Chicago yesterday. 1t
looks to union OF all the law firms in
tho country for mutual assistance.
Tho keystone iron works OF Reading,
Pa, and Sciforts rolling mills, ut
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WARRINGTON, June 4.-Thero ia no
Hangar ,ny rea,on.bls aorh, hr, ,h.,
"eN"' 'u' '"a'
sno t'e''aon' uA' iu'1y uetefm'nea TO
ask Attorney General 0lney to accept
tho state department porttolio. Will,
mi, "a an ,,5orh,oj t,o, az,
'".' =" "''o 'o''
'A'n 'aas 'ne sos'aeaI mas not cVon IN
inated to Mr.. Olney that this was his
purpose. To other members of his
.,hi,., h.u... :. +. -
S-'.,' " ioA'"'"' NC W
mas atA'eu III substance 'hat no should
AK MI. Olney to accept tho place, and
that he va, DELAYING the nubli. mn,
r,rrcon,r, I, o,d, ,ha.
.I .s - o'u'' '""s ''o 'n's". AZ
Ine same Time name successor TO MIR.
o!ney a. attorney general.
fetsons IN position 10 know what
Inc fteslaents purposes are anticipate
an early announcement: OF Nj. Olney's
appointment and probably that ot his
successor. lIlsregaraed as quite likely
That senator Gray'a yiatt to Washing.
Ion may nave been in response to n
message from the President aud it is
possible hs may have been oaoscd tho
attorney SeneraIship or Consulted
thereon.
Richard Olney, who is now in all
probability to be advanced TO the first
place In President Cleveland's cabinet,
has won this distinction BY she able
service he has thus far rendered tho
President on all the more important
questions that have engaged the public
attention since the present adminatra.
tion began.
Tho brilliancy Of his legal attain
menta and the accuracy OF his judgment
soon led the President to trust Attorney
General Olney's advice on important
questions. During the great strike at
Chicago Mr.. Olney's services werc par.
ticularly y notable. Hs developed each
step that the coyernmeat authorities
took. and President Cleveland was so
fully convinced OF the wisdom OF the
proposed policy that he give ii thor
ough support and execution.
The new secretary Of state come, from
I.urdy Puritan stock. He was one of
thraa aans 0na nj whom ia a protni nan,
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ALTENuEIM ZEN rEsrAINMEST
This Afternoon and EreniuE-A Pleasant
TImr In store For All Visitors.

-
This Afternoon and EreninE-A Pleasant
Timc In store For All Visitors.
The philanthropy Of Mr.. Anton
Reymann which gave to Wheeling and
vicinity Al,enheim, tho home for aged
women, in 1890, has every year proven
the wisdom OF tho establishment Of that
institution, where the sole Objects
To rock the cradle Of reposIug age,
and where the inmates shower bless.
ings on the head OF their benefactor.
To-day the annual entertainment, or. rs
it might be called, open house. OF the
institution will bo held, and judgin: by
tho pleasant occasions OF tho past of this
nature the affair OF to-day will bc no
marked exception. There has been no
set programme arranged, but an i'm
promptu concert will be given from 5 to
5 p. H., and at 5 o'clock the Opera
House orchestra will bc on hand to die
coursc sweet melody. Besides. light re-
ireshments will be dispensed during the
afternoon aud evening. There should
be large attendance at this reception.
rs there is no object more worthy than
that which provides comfortable abid-
ing place for those who nre sitting in
the gathering shadows OF the evening OF
their lives.
There have been many Improvements
made at tho home which will readily
be recognized by those who have visited
it on former occasions. y beautiful foun.
tain has been erected in front OF the
building which adds much to tho har.
mony OF tho decoration Of the grounds.
Five arc lights have bcen placed OH tho
promises, and fifty coiOrcd incGndosccnt
lamps have been hung on iron frames.
placed at intervals. which. whom lighted.
will turn tho hillside into 4 perfect
fairy land, and lond to tho handsome
flower beds and grassy slopes now
beauty.
There arc at present seventeen in.
mates in Altnuhcim, thSoe having beon
admitted since April !. There has
been ono death since the homo was
founded. that Of lady aged eighty
years, aud vino was n confirmed in
valid. Tho inmates are exceedingly
happy, having lett the cares and anxio.
hlCb VI tllb NOllll thS e"s
they entered. This condition OF things
is duo in largo measure to the kindly
care and administration Of the board OF
lady managers, composed Of tho follow
ing: Mrs. Anton kcymann, president; !;
Mrs. \. b. Scott. secretary, and Mos
danes Mary a. Franzhcim. L. +. slifeI,
II. T. Bohrsns, George L. StItcl and
Miss Amelia Stamm; and Mrs. Band
man, VINO Is the accomplished mairon.
Tho general direction OF tho affairs Of
tho institution Is conferred In tho board
OF directors. composed Of tho following
gon,leaien: Rcy. DR.. Il. Il. Swone, pre,i.
don't; Hon. Louis +. S,ifel. treasurer;
Paul o. R,ymInu, sacre,ary, aud Hon.
y. Il. Scott, Charles Schmidt, Henry
Biebcrson aud DR.. Cracrait.
Yesterday tho home was presented
with an elegant oil painting by Mr.. Y.
C. Dewey. and for which thoughtful
kindness tho lady managers desire 10
express their sincere appreciation.
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a THREATENED STRIKE

In tho KanawhA md New River Coal
Eegions-HesoiutionsD ID ma udIng an Ad.
vance Ia tho Wage sGalc.
Special DiipdeAiO pk in,.liganer
CHARLESTON, ". Va, Juno AT n
meeting Of the United Mlue Workers OF
kanawha, Fayette and Putnam coun.
tics, held at Montgomery, delegates
representing 10 mines were present.
The following resolutions were adopted: !:
WHEREAS, Tho miners ot..kanawha
and New River are now and have been
for some time mining coal at less
price than tho miners OF other coal
fields; therefore be 1t,
"Rt'0ired. That we, the minors OF said
rivers. domand au advance OF 10 cents
per ton OF 1000 hounds and cent per
bushcl owe. | 1-ihch screen, said advance
TO take effect alter Juno 10.
"Rs,o'rei. That places unorganixed
hold themselves in readiness to organ
izc at ms early date AZ possible.
"ResOlrei. That another convention
bo held in Montgomery June Is. 1895,
aud that the miners Of every mine in
the three countics be requested TO send
representatives"
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Pensions to Vyost yirglnians.

Special Di,pd'ca 10 he inhliJtnocr
WAsHISGroS, D. c., Juno 1.-The fol-
lowing pensions have been granted to
West Hirginians:
Renewal and incrcase-William N.
Richmond, Kidwell; William Grayson,
Pleasant Wow.
Restoration and additionol-William
Hairless, (deceaseL), Rome.
Observation-Disclosures Boss, Be!levillo.
Original widows, &c-Phoebe j. Nick
erson, Lamont; Sarah J. Hairless, Rome.
Observation-Disclosures L. Brice. Wheel
ing; Samuel n. Swearingen, Oak Run;
Matthew Carney, Endicot; Peter S.
Welch, Fort Gay; Henry Nut;sr. Ben.
son John A. Alyer, Bakers Run: Silas
r. Moore, Huffman; James W. Davis,
Charleston; Martin Brown, Martins.
burg; William b. Holt, Ridgedale;
lIonry Hickenbottom, Clarksburg; Wal
lace Is. Phillips, French Greek; Joseph
Robson, Maiden; George W. Tate,
Charleston; Richard Springer. Nuzuma;
Albert S. Wcels, ClarksburG; Nelson
Durham aims John Nelson,
Shaw; Lemuol Williamson, Holly
Grove; William l. Davis. Riyervil!e;
Samuel c. Lucas, Moundsyille; George
W. James, LaucEport; Murry Shannon.
Ellcnboro; George ii. Wallace, Cor
mania; James w. Blaukcnship, Cox
Landingr John Arnold. Glen Easisn;
Henry L. Wehn. Grafton; George
Adams, Palatine; Rufus l. Barker.
Stone Cliff; John Frederick. Sloopy
Creek; August J. Liober. leopold;
LGwis +. Knight. Windom; John 4.
Mitchell, jana Lew; Francis A. Kernes,
Mddlcbourne; Jackson Smallbridge,
French Creek.
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OHIO SUNDAY SCHOOLS.


Tho Annual TeachrrI Convention In Ses-
sion mt Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. juno 4.-1he Ohio Sum
day school teachers convened in annual
session here to-day. The convention is
well attended. and much busi ness will
bo transacted. Following the opening
exercises Evangelist D. /. Moody ad.
dressed the convention on "Ilow to
Study tho Bible" Tho address was
marked by enthusiasm and spirit. 1t
caused some discussion, which occu.
pied most OF the morning session.
In tho afternoon President i. s.
Lewis spoke on the subject AFTER
Ihirty-thrce Years" This was followed
by another address BY Mr. bloody on
"Ilow to Teach tho Bible
Committees were appointed during
tho afternoon 10 carry out tho work Of
tho convention.
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IN OLD KENTUCKY.

The Rrpublcans Will Hold tho Great
cst Convention In Their History-Er-
pcct to Carry the State and Put In-
oih,r Holo In tn. Solid SDuth-wiii
Declare for Sound Money.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, June Tito Repub-
ican state convention will meet here at
. p. IN. tomorrow. During tho presen,
generation tho Republicans have been
in such minority in this state that
their conventions havp attracted littio
attention. Las, November, however,
tho vote by congressional districts
showed decisive Republican majority
in tho state, aud il there had been 4
Republican ticket in tho field then il
would havo been elected. Tho Rcpub-
icanS fee that the same conditions cI-
ist this ycar md say they are now COLI
vGn:nu "a tho majority party.
With this confidence in their pros.
poets for the state ticket TO TO nomi-
natod, the delegates and many other
Republicans from all parts OF tho state
arc here filling the hotels with those
who are Contosting for Republican
nominations in Old Bourboun Ken
lucky Tho a.ato commilico to-day Sc
lcclol Judge George Denny. who is con-
testing with Colonel Owens tho former
scat OF Brcckinrldgc in Congress. M
temporary chairman. Congressman
Walter Evans will probably DO pcrma-
ncnt chairman. No opposition has do.
yclopnd to Col W o. Bradley for gov
crnor. Itis conceded that the convcn.
ton will dcnounco tho free coinage OF
silver. favor gold standard Of value
and ronllirm tho national larltT plank Of
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THE CROP BULLETIS.

Tho Weather Favorable to Cotton nui
Corn-wher: Prospects Sot So bright.
WAsrIxGToS, y. c., juno :.-Thc
weather bureau in its report OF weather
crop conditions for the week ended
June ia:
Tho warm. weather OF tho past weok
has been favorable for cotton, which 10
reported q, doing well in Tennessee and
Oklahoma, and is improved in Arkansas
und North Carolina, though still back.
ward In tho last named states. In
Louisiana tho stand has been effected
BY cool weather OF tho preceding week.
bIl 1t has commenced TO grow again; IN
Texas the early part OF tho week was
uniavorabic, but tho warm weather oil
the latter part was favorable for cult!va'
ton, which was badly needed.
Tho warm weather has also boon benC'
Acinl to cora, roplanting OF which over
the greater portion Of tho corn belt Is
about completod and it Is coming up
mud doing vol. Reports from southern
states indicat, that corn in tina, section
Is in excellont condition. In Ohio. In
UlRHa, olIcHlpHh anu oouLilc'H i"'uO'n'
corn would bo greatly bonchtlod by
rain. In Nebraska the crop has grown
well durin. tho week, aud is in excel.
lont condition
Winter wheat il, in less promising
condition IN Ohio. Indiana, Michigan
and Missouri. and rus, is appearing In
Illinois; it is nearly ready to harynst In
kansas and is heading in ponnsylrania
AMI Maryland.
Arknnrrs aud Kentucky report i'm.
proycI condition; prospects IN Oregon
arc oxcollcnt.
Tobacco Is growing nicely in the
CarO!inas and planting is progressing
invorably In Kentucky. Virginia aud
Maryland. In Ohio plania So! out arc
dying from drought.
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SPAIN ApOLUGIZES.

An Official Reply TO thi, Government Eo-
EartinE tho Alliance hnair Received NJ
Last
WAsuisGToS. D. C., June 4.-Tho fol-
lowing official s:atemcn: concerning
Spain's answer in the Allianca affair
was made at the state department. to.
day:
''In the Allianca affair. Spain in its
reply iisavows the act of firing upon
the Alliance, expresses regre. Mt the oc-
curronce itself and assures this govern.
mont that measures have been taken to
prevent repetition Of tho same"
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HIveirn's As.nilnnt Sentenced.

MADRID. June 4-Gencral Prima de
Rivera, captain general Of Madrid, who
was shot yesterday by Captain Clavijo.
i, better. He has been splitting blood
since he received his wound, but this is
decreasing and he sleeps 4. intervals.
The trial OF Clavijo By court martial
began to-day. In his defense Clavijo
stated that hc was driven to commit the
deed by persecution to which he had
been subjected by Gen. Prima de Riv-
eira. The prisoner was sentenced to
death.
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THE PoCAHoNrAs STRIKE.
More Virginia Troops On tho Sccnc-No
sign Ola Let Up.


Sign Ola Let Up.
BLuEFIELD, ". Va, June 4.-More
soldiers arrived 10 Pocahontns to-day.
The coal operators claim that
since tho partial withdrawal OF the
militia the miners hayo grown bolder
and an organized attack was feared by
the operators on the men in the mines.
The output OF the Virginia mines has
been smaller than the average for tho
past ten days. Tho West Virginia men
who are mining have reduced force at
work and the shipments from this
point nre not large. Tho West Virginia
operators have still large guard on
duty TO soc that the mon are not mo-
Tested. No move i, in sight looking to
4 termination OF the strike and tho
sending in OF new soldiers has aroused
the miners.
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ruin upon tho mass OF tho American
pcoplonnd Threaten tho dotruction oilho
principles OF this government; that the
nat ohnl blmotallic conference which Ia
called to meot at Memphis. Jnno l2, Is
In tho interest OF tho money Of tho con.
uliiution aud Is for tho purpose Of
checking tho unpatriotic aud dangerous
cold crusade Just started by President
Cleveland and his Democratic secro.
tarp oi tho treasury"
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IErPErsoS CRY, No., Juno At hn,
developed hOro that friends Of Congress.
man Bland intend to launch q prosi.
dental boom for him in connection
with tho calling Of q state silver conycn.
ton TO mco. In this city July 4.
Tho plan Ia TO havo the convention
endorse Mr. Dland as n presidential
candidate, and his friends iecl certain
that the lrea silver element all over the
country viii take oil thir hats and yell
for "Silvcr Dick"
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ELEHARDr, lSD., June 4.-Word was
received here to-day that the man
Zerby, who criminally assaulted
his seyenleen.year.old niece few
nights 'nge few miles from here
and his wife were stripped, tied to
tree and whipped last night by 4 mob
and ordered TO leave the neishbor-
hood.
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No Truth In II.

WAsufSGroS, Juno 4.-It Is said nt
the agricultural department that there
is no truth in tho published reports
that pork examined microscopical!y Tor
export to Germany aud Franco and
found to contain ,richIuac, is s,alnpci
by tho inspectors IS FREQ from disease
and go transported and sold in inter
state commerce trade.
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DENVER, Coro., Juno4.-Advices wore
received from WalcOtt to the effect that
500 ca..Icncn and ranchmon masked
and armed will advance upon tho camp
Of tho sheep mon OIL Elk Head crock tn-
morrow aud committee will notify
tho wool growers to movc over tLc
Snake river divide, or tho main body
will begin 10 nnnihilnle all tho sheep
that can bc found in California Park.
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WILL BE OLNEY.
Tho Attorney General to bo Pro-
NOTED to Grcsham's Place.
THE PRESIDENT HAS FIXED ON HIM
For tho Premier Cabinet Position n
But Ia Keeping Quiet
UNTIL He SELECTS ANOTHER MAN

To Fill tho Attorney Generals Olicn,
Which Would Thereby bo Made
racant-Hunora as to Who witt be
Called TO tho Cabinet-h Report
That Don NJ. Dickinson VIII be
Samod-Mr. 'Olney Has Earned the
rretcrnont-The Presidents High
Opinion OF Him.
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IoUSGsrowS, O., Juno IA call was
issued to-day for q national convention
Of the Finishcrs' Union OF Iron and
Steel Workers TO bo held in Cleveland,
beginning June 10. 1he object Of the
meeting is not stated, but it is believed
to be for the purpose OF fixing the scale
nj Uap0s
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specidI DlspcIcl 10 INC 4n'sIIgencer.
FMRNoSr, W. Va. June Tho
dwelling OF Neesou MusgrOve. on Paw
Paw creek, with tho most OF his house.
hold goods, was burned to-day, caused
bv detective flue. Ho has policy OF
5000 in the Fire and Marine insurance
company OF Wheeling on the house.
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OSCAR WILDE INSANE.
4 Report That II, Has Lost His Mind an,
lin n Padded Prison.

Is In n Padded Prison.
LONDON. juno At is reported hcre
this evening that Oscar Wilde, who
was recently sentenced to two years i'm.
prisonmcnt in Pcntonville, at hard
labor. after having been convicted OF
Gro-s indecency, has become insane
and is confined in padded room Of the
prison,
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AN ASSAs SISATIOS.

4 Former italian Cn biuet Onlcer Killed
by Socialists.
LONDON, June IA special dispatch
received here from Rome announces
that Coun. Ferrada, formerly under
secretary OF state for foreign ailaira has
been mortally wounded BY Socialists at
ppmapi
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WE'LL ATTENDED.
Tho Meeting Of tho ProducsTs Plpo Lin
Cnmuuuy.

Compnny.
WARRES, Pa, Juno i.-Thc meeting
OF the Producers Pipn Limo Company
held hero to-day was well attended.
There is much enthusiasm among tho
mombcrs. The old board OF managers
was elected by an unanimous vote. The
Independent has control OF over threo-
fourths OF tho capital stock. There was
no opposition present At tho meeting
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RAIN CHECKS
Tho Forest Fires In tho Pcnnsyl-
vania OIL Regions
AFTER IMMENSE DAMAGE IS DONE.
A Million Dollars Loss In the
Vicinity OF Bradford.
MANY SMALL PLACES WIPED OUT,

And tho Money Loss Tremendous.
Families that Flcd from Their
Burning Homes Return TO Flnd
Thom Conc The Ruin Dono at
Husscif City - Tho Northern OIL
Company Loses Many Of It's Rigs
and Many New Derricks arc Burned.
Tho Rain Stops tho Flames.
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HOT SHOT
AT Sonntor Drlco Delivered by
Chairman Allan Thurman,
Or OHIO DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
Delay In Calling tho Stnto Con-
vontlon Charged to Him.
SOME PLAIN TALK INDULGED N

degrading the Methods of tho Brlcn
Machine - Thurman Declares tho
Senator ~ Working n Scheme to
Gain Iimo Until tho Ohio Demo.
Gratis arc over tho Frno Silver Craze.
Tho First Gun Fired In tho Fac.
tionnl Fight That Bids Fair to
Mako Things Lively.
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For West vitGIna, rain; cooler; westerly
winds.
For Western Pennsylvania showers cooler In
southern portion: souihwcilOrly winds.
For Ohio. showers In casicrH, inir IN western
portion: cOole: In extreme EASTERN portion;
tou,hwcstrrly winds
TIE TENrERATrEE YESTERDAY,
as furnished by &. SCUSErr. druggist, corner
Market and Fourteenth streets.
"a. m........,"......... TO 3p. m."."...-.... loo
On. rn...........,......,..- 81 y. in."",...""-M
" D. m......-,..........?9i. IL Wcuihcr-Fair.
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A DARK VAR CLOUD

In tho orlcnt-rurkoy's Reply to tho lie.
mnnds Of th" Power. iu tho Armenian
Matter un'atisfnotory and Borco v III Bs
ussd-An English Fleet Already oil the