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pAHDoSs RECOMMENDED

by the Pennsylvanin Board-Scyeral
Petitions Refused.
HARRISBURG, April 1S.-Dccisiona in
a number Of important case, were an.
nounccd by the board OF pardons to-
night, after n session which lasted
almos. continuously for two days. An
other meeting will be held next week,
in order to clear tho calendar before
the retirement of the pre,ent secretary
OF internal affairs, who gives way to
General Latta on the first Tuesday in
May.
Pardons were recommended for
Joseph Buecher. Of Philadelphia, MUIR
der; John Bradford, OF Allegheny. vol.
untary mauslaughter; Harry L. Schultz.
OF Berks. aggravated assault and bat
terry, and Samuel Walker. oi Allie.
ghouy. voluntary manslRughter.
Pardons were refused to Thomas Il.
Booze, Barks. aggravated assault and
battery. and Daniel Werlidg, Allegheny.
sentenced to be hanged, May 7, Tor
murder. Tho cases OF Fred Mcdonald,
Crawford, murder in tho first degroe
David Altman, Allegheny, false pre-.
tenses Charles Clarke. Allegheny, rape,
and Hugh F. Dempsey, tho Pittsburgh
labor leader, conspiracy 10 poison, werc
held under advlscment.
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a FLUi.ItY ~ WHEAT.

Wild Scramble on the Chicago Hoard OF
rrnde-rhs Hears Oct n had Fright.
CHICAGO, April lS.-1hero was a
scramble in the wheat pit on the board
OF trade to-day. The forces at work
gave the market an explosive character.
At tho best price, made in tho excited
market this morning. May wheat was
up about four cent, In three days. Last
night the price closed after a sharp
bulge at 81 &c selling. First sales to. day
were all tho way from 57lc to 5sc, the
bulls standing on their heads with DO
light aud tho bears were half frightened
out OF their skins. The little shor,s
took their punishment tho first half
hour around 5Sc.
At this point holders sold great lot
OF wheat in grabbing for profits. Eie.
vator people sold wheat heavily. Roam,
who carried his short line early in the
week, sold fresh short line. The
trade watched Ed Pardridge closely.
They count his short line in tho mil.
lions. That plncky plungor pinched
his cigar tighter than eyor and stood his
ground. Brokers said he covered lot
Of wheat for May. but sold double as
much for July trying to stop the ad.
vance. The marke. lifted during a
furry n. midday from 573 to 5Sfc in
about two minutes. Export clearance,
OF wheat and -four reported from the
seaboard we're very large, at $4,000
bushels. The milling demand all over
the country has suddenly become very
urgent Foreign markets were all higher
and cables said this was on American
advices.
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TELEGRApEIC BRIEFS.

The Canadian parliament opened yes.
terday.
The Pennsylvania legislature will ad.
jouru May Is.
An association OF Eplscopalian lay
mon has been formed at St. Louis to
oppose ritualism.
Forest fires near Egg Harbor, n. j.,
have destroyed $4,000 worth OF prop.
crty aud arc still burning.
The old sash. door and blind trust has
been revived at Chicago by thirty firms
representing $50, ,0oO. 900 capital.
Mrs. Bette Wamack, ono hundred
and four years old, died at Vicksburg,
Miss. She was born near Charleston.
S. c., in 1871.
The town OF Tayti, on one OF tho Phil
ipine islands, has been destroyed by fire.
Two Thousand houses were consumed.
Ono life was lost.
Dr.. W. L. Bullard. Of Columbus, Ga,
has been expelled from the Georgia
state medical society for advertising in
4 newspaper. DR.. Bullard Ia noted
specialist.
The strikers OF tho Linwood, Mass.
mill returned to work attor having been
out three weeks. Tho return to tho old
schedule Of wages demanded By the
strikers wns granted.
Tho weoyers In the Westerly (R. l. }
Woolen Company's mills will return to
work on Monday next, Congressman
Warren Arnold, the proprietor, having
agreed to an increase Of wages and
steady work.
President Mcbride says that the start
ing OF the mines on the Wheeling
division OF tho Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road at the sixty-cent ratc, probably
mcans tho miners strike In Ponnsyl.
vauia Is broken.
Tho British govornmout has offered
Umra Khan. OF Jnndol, tho invader OF
CEitral. an honorable asylum tor him
self and iumily and reasonable mum.
bor OF hi. followers, In return for his
unconditional surrender.
There was another violent earthquake
shock Il. Laibach yesterday. It 10 now
found that tho recent subterranean dis
turbnnccs have damaged 9B per cent OF
tho houses at Laibnch and traffic and
business there have beon suspended.
Harry DoWindt, tho welLknown Sibo.
riHn traveller, saya George kennan's
atories OF tho treatment OF exiles were
truo ton years ago. but not now. Kon-
mans Lectures aud writinga have dono
much to secure good ,routment OF Rus.
aiun conviota in Siberia.
A large audience Of Baltimore bnai.
ness mon was addrosand In tho interest
OF sound money last night by Cnngress.
man Patterson, 0f Tennessee. mud John
G. Cownn, OF baltimore. Tho people OF
Baltimore AMI Maryland arc practically
unanimous ugain,,frcs coinage,
United States secret service mon havo
arroi,ei @. 0. Jones. II Newspaper nrt.
lat, oI Chicago. for alleged completely In
countorioiLins tho two.cant stamp.
Another man was also takon Into Gus.
tody, but his Identity was not revealed.
Moro arrests arc expected. Jones has
confessed.
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IN FAVOR OF PORTER.
His Case Against Boren aud Mack III Il
lInIInl Stntna Cnnrt --------


Ills Case Against Boron aud Mack III tho
United States Court.
Tho case OF John Porter, the New
Cumberland brick manufacturer. against
Mack and Boren, which has been on
trial in tho Unitel States court hero
throughout the week, came to an end
yesterday afternoon at . o'clock, when
tho jury brought in verdict Of $4,000
damages for Porter. Caldwell 4 Cald.
vol. attorneys for Mack aud Boren,
mado u motion for new trial, which
was taken under advisement by Judge
Jackson. He will rcndcr his DECISION
on this question probably very Ion. 1t
ia said an appeal will DO taken to tho
Unitod States supreme court il Judge
Jackson's decision is adverse to Mack
aud Boron. Iu tho morning $c,terday
tho arguments were closed. The jury
had tho matter undor consideration for
forty-Gvo minutes and ior time several
held out for no damages.
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Tho Belmont county assessors arc as.
soasing iarm products this year ut about
those prices:
lIor.es-4 years old and upward. $40;
8 years, SS0;2 years. so; yoar, $40.
These aro iot sound, ordinary farm
animals.
Ca,tle-Fa. cattle, 4c per pound; stock
ca,tlo, Sc; milch cows, so and upward,
work cattle, years old aud up, SIS aud
upward.
Shcep-Fat. . TO ic per pound; stock,
81 so per hcad; wool. l2c por pound.
llogs-Fal, Ac per pound; stock. DC
por pound.
Whoat, soc; corn. SOC; oats. 40c; ~.
tatoes, U0c; hay, IS; boo stands, s.; oak
and poplar lumber, IS to $40 por 1000;
walnut, $50 to $50 per 1000.
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YOUNG WOMEN CHRISTIANS.
Tho International Association Couvencs
At ptt sbnrgl.

Tho International Association Couvencs
At Pittsburgh
PlrrsDuEou. Pa, April 1S.-The fifth
annual International convention OF tho
Y. ". G. A. opened in this city to-day
with over 200 delegates present. Mrs.
J. V. Farwell. of Chicago, the president.
could not como on account OF ill.hcalth
and Ruth I. Morse, OF Now York, called
tho convention to order. Tho following
otiicers OF tho year woro then elected:
Mrs. Grace Whitney Evans, Detroit.
president.
Mrs. l. W. N. Mcssor, Chicago. and
Miss Macy B, Stewart. Detroit, vice
president; Flora Shank, Indiana, aud
Cariotta Uodding, Wilkcsbarrc, aecre.
tari0s.
The reports showed membership OF
20,4j9 with an incrsase OF 80 assoc ia
tons during the year. Tho oxpendi-
turea wore Sl0,1 for last year and $40. B..
900 Is a,kod for thi, year with an addl-
ton Of S95,0O0 to carry on the intorua.
tlonll work.
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A MINERS RIOT



Growing Out of tho Introduction Of Ma.
eh,uery Mt Coal Creek.
KNOXVILLE, TEss., April ls.-A riot
occurred a. Coal Creek mines to-day in
which shots wero exchanged resulting
in tho killing OF Hendricks, a Tennessee
miner. and tho fatal Younding OF
Charles Morgan, mn Ohioan. from Cleve.
land.
The trouble originated from the in
PRODUCTION Of electrical Iabor.saring
machinery in mining from Ohio, which
was obtained at cost Of $4,000. A su-
perintendent was brought from Ohio.
with the machinery. He brought with
him fifteen Ohio miners, all OF whom
were given good places. The native,
called the Ohioans foreigners" aud de.
manded their removal. The superin-
.endent refused.
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HAVANA, April 1s.-Cap,ain Goncral
Martinez Do Campos has issued, from
Santiago De Cuba. proclamation offer.
ing pardon to all insurgents. with tho
exception OF tho leaders. who will lay
down their arms and surrender. He
has made preparations to Immediately
pursue the members OF the bands who
reiu.s 10 come ia under tho proclama-
ton. and tho warfare against them will
be waged vigorously.
Itis stated here that some OF tho in.
surgent bands have taken to torturing
helple,s residents Of tho country dis
tricts, who have incurred their displeas.
ure. At Blanquizal. near Manzanlllo, n
grocer named Miguel Lauredo was sur-
prised at night by Maceos band. He
was cruelty tortured and horribly mu-
tilated, after which he was tied TO a
tree, where he was left 70, tho buzzards
to eat. Manuel IgIesia, a grocer OF
Buecyto. Manuel Retor and an old man
named VicRna, who fought against tho
rebels in the last revolution. have been
murdered by rowing insurgents.
Tho town OF Palma Soriana. province
OF Santiago do CubI, was attacked by
insurgents, who were repelled and pur-
sued by a body OF troops. Tho rebels
found refuge in the mountains. Tho
troop. discovered the place where their
camp had been located and found n
dead rebel in II. 4 number OF weapons
were captured.
Evidence confirming tho reports OF
the death OF the rebel Chief Manofri,a,
was found. Three OF the government
troops were wounded in consequence
OF not carrying out the orders that had
been given them.
Considerable eScitemont has been
caused by the fact that the rebels are
again resorting to the incendiary tac-
tics that caused such enormous losses
to the planters during the last insur-
rection. The Central plantation. Dos
Amigos Two Friends), the property OF
Senior Nicolas Castnno, situated on the
coast near Manzauillo has been burned
by the rebels. Two million arrobas OF
sugar cane were destroyed. Tho ad-
vices do not show whether the machin-
cry OF the plantation was destroyed.
These central factorie, contain very ex-
pensive machinery, crushers. csntrifh-
gals. etc., and should the rebels burn
many OF them, the loss wou Id be enorm.
Gus.
1t is stated on good authority that the
troops commanded by Colonel Sautoilde
have cooped up band Of insurgents in
tho mountains in the province OF Santi-
ago Do Cuba. and that their capture is
only question OF q abort time.
The rebels are making very stout
defense. and very hot fire Is being ex-
changed.
The Cubans endeavored 10 capture
Guantanamo. early Tuesday morning,
the 10th Instant The Cuban force was
$50 men. while the Spnuiards num-
bered $500. Tho Spanish threw
themselves into tho detile on tho
Cuban,, in view. killing fourteen. The
ambushed forces poured continuous
vollev into tho spaniards. Aftor long
stand with heavy losses, the Spanisrds
made cautious retreat from the detile.
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ELLA FoNSYrIIE.
Thought to bs Ono OF Dur ants Victim
Ma ~, r.. H..

Thought to bc Ono OF Dur ants Victims
sIay fct bo live.
San FRAscrsco, April ls.-The story
has been published hero tha. Ella For.
sythe, who disappeared April 5. and
whose name ha, been mentioned in con-
neclion with the Emanuel church mur-
ders as another possible victim, has been
located in San Jose, and another story
has been published that she has been
located in Southern California In both
cases she is said to have eloped, but the
statements do not appear to be authent-
icated and her husband does not be-
lieve them at all. and still thinks his
wife was drowned.
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A FIRE THIS MORNING.
Two Double Houses In tho Second
Ward Burned. |
ORIGIN OF The FLAMES UNKNOWN.
A Worry Stubborn Blaze, though tho
Financial Loss will not bo worry
Large-The Department Docs Good
Work-A Bright Blaze Attracts o
Worry Largo Crowd. N.

About half paat o'clock this morn.
ing m alarm OF fro WAS ruug In from
Ninth and Main streets, and tho depart
ment responded with Its customary
promptnes.. The blazo was found to
be In row OF irame houses on Alley g
just below Ninth street. Tho origin Of
tho flames is not known, but it 10 sup
posed to be duo to defective aue.
There was one large double frame house
and a smaller house, also frame burned,
and the fire seemed to start in the latter.
Tho houses wero occupied by 'Laie
Citizens, a foreigner whose name was
given as Ostroskey by his landlady, and
two famiie. named Hill aud Capps.
The owner, Mrs. John Diehl. said she
did not know what the loss would be or
whether ehe had any insurance. Mr..
George ]. Matheson attended to tho
property for her.
Tho blaze was one OF the brightest
sean in Wheeling for q year, aud cre-
ated much excitement. The work OF
tho department in checking the flames
as 1t did won many compliments.
In an adjoining house, also owned by
Mrs. Deh, but facing Marke. street,
lives Mrs. Ashley. the mother.in.law OF
Eugene Birch. who was killed by the
fall OF the buildings on Main street.
Mrs. Birch was in her mothers house,
and when the fire broke ousshe tainted
away, aud through the whole excite.
ment she was hysterical.
The loss will not exceed 5000. The
work OF the department was somewhat
hampered by the steepnesa OF the hill
from Market street and the lack Of good
approaches to the place. An unusually
large crowd Of spectators gathered in
spite OF tho late hour.
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INCOME TAX.


believed Tint tho Total Amount Will
Hrnch Fifteen Millions.
WASHINGTON. D. G.. April 1S.-Tt was
authoritatively stated at tho treasury
department to-day that tho reports Of
the collectors 90 far received show that
tho amount OF income tax receipts no
doubt will reach the estimate made be.
toro the decision OF the supreme court
was rendered. This Is interpreted to
mean about $l5,oOO,00O. No iniorma.
ton as to the number or nmonnt OF re.
turns already reported, will bo given
out. Much to tho surprise and annoy
ance OF the officials, information reached
tho department from several cities that
income tax returns were still being
ofcrod and asking for instructions.
Several returns were otlsrod to tho col
Iector for this city and he WAS instruct.
cd to receive thom subjec. TO whatever
action, might bc decided upon later.
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STATE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
Tho State comm,ttes Selects tho DslcEn-
tion to tho National Convention Mt Cievc.
iand-OutIook for Rspubilcauism Is

rho State comm,tt.s Selects tho D.iern.
ton to tho National Convention Mt Cievc.
iand-outlook forj Rspubiloaulsm /.
bright.
Special Dir,a.a 10 ne futl,ig.p.sr.
p.pvrpsnrro AZ. Va, Anril Is Tho
....,,.. ...,..,,,,.o ~ ,ha p..,,,,,,n
eAeou'''o eon,,n'''e' y, ''' ,'0puD'''"''
League Of tho State oil Wcst Virginia met
ut tho Dlennerhassett hotel this aitor.
noo, Thero war, nrossnt pro,idont
=, c,,,e. c.. c-.,
y, y. I''''o'', VI sutton oeo'o'a,y ''
w. stuck, ot Wost Union; vice Presl.
don't G. T. Dorr, OF Addison; executive
committeeman M ~ wills We,.
II.''a Nv ~ ,.,, n.',t
ohlon' W. l. ouFnss'ue' nueNnauho"'
J. 6. St Clair. Grafton, and the follow.
ing gentlemen holding proxies: Edward
Manning Nor,d,v,,le. q p Dorr Ad.
- o.,
alson; John Gerf, heysSr; 1onh sues
onafieaIon; H. warren M'iier, 'acNaon'
nur vT, a. .. W Ii'e, taikersours'
Ine principal ou'ineas was 70 e'ect
IMentyIslh delegates 10 .ne Na.iona'
@ hepuoIeam Leaeue Sohveu''on , tn oo " u, pe
~ me'u III CioVelahu, ", '9Iy ~, ", q.
lhe appointment o. inc delegates gave
eisnt az la1Se anu 'our from eaen Gon.
eressioha, district anu ane ~ptEsiuent ~
aha secretary e1-Clhco. inc iolIow'hg
uelosa'es were elected, the nts' Two
named from caeh disttict oeihs ue'e'
gates at large. - -
first diatrict.1. ~ liaI., OIL tho ~
TILLioINcER' noe',nH' ,,i N.A,ieS ~ you,
0larxaoutg; NJ. H. ms; west Union j
.. W. Mathews. nolnasS'ilei .. ".
smitn, Mheehng; y. W. " ha,ainah,
oiiaaleoou,ne. Al.e'ra.ei = tnohia %
" brien, Mhee'inG' george Y, o9Ie'
weston Daniel W. bouShne,, LARK
burg; l; W; Manning. Monnusvlile; ..
+; S1fas. MoilsDutg' !. H. etfickle''
Miau'eooutne.
- eecohu uis'ticl-E a; Mooumatu'
heysef; W; O. Neteait9' fa',thonsi W:
d.Con!ey; farsons; l.. NJ. Laiollelle,utM-
ton W: +. uiS,scocS; MotSantoWh; Ar Az
noiu " ScnerI, Mays'iite. avg W..
f. hesxitt, fiedmont; ,. H. DaKs: bey-
eny; W. II: "ensZ, phnlippi; Nell j.
Fortney. hingwood; 1. u. Adams, hey.
ser; :. II. Gramm, Graitou.
Ihird distrctCA. II. winchester.
huckhannon;s. >. Z. Dana, charleston J..
II. Gaines, Fayo!teViilei T.; L. uood.
charleston; y. /. Dorr, Adalson; Asn
u. Prince, Biueheid. Altsrnates-u.
y. Young. BucShannon; John SLACK,
Charleston; N. V. Galloway. linton; !;
Tom Horan, Nlcholas =. II: ooi oardet'
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Tho Sorthwcstrrn ono rl,ld.

TOLEDO, Quo, April lS,-The number
Of rigs that aro being erected In tho
Northwestern Ohio field Is something
enormous, and II tho prico OF tho crude
prodnct holds up auywbero noar what
It Is now tho oil trade will mako this by
tar the groato,t year In tho history OF
tue ifcnton Limestone fold. On Satur.
gay last tho shipments OF Lima crudo
by the Buckeys Pipe Line Company
amounted to Si,l72 barrels. Tho runs
were 1883 barrels.
The largest aud most important well
completed In the Trenton rock district
during tho past few days |, tho property
Of TAFT K Mcdonald, located on tho
Iwioell farm, near Montpelier. II
started at botter than 800 barrels day.
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Another Miners Convention.

PrrrsBUsGH, April lS.-The miners OF
tho Pittsburgh dIs.rict will hold another
convention in this city tomorrow 10
consider the strike, which Is still on.
President Kcarns is authority ior tho
statement that they will rcatlirm their
demand ior sixtv-nine cents aud will
collect funds from the men now at wor X
to carry on tho fight rhe men claim
they have no intention OF going to
work at tho sixty.cent rate.
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PROG. RICCrs PUPILS
Givo Concert Which is Enjoyed by {
Large aud Cultured Audience,

oiNo u SouCbES " Is LHlO1un py q
Large aud Cultured Audience.
A good audience, made up Of the most
fashionable and cultured musical peo-
pie OF the city, was present last evening
at the Odd Fellows hall to enjoy the
first musical recital given under the
auspices OF Prof.. Riccardo Rtcci. The
programme was one OF artistic orcel-
lence, every number being heartily Gu.
cored, number OF tho participants be.
Ing compelled to respond. The pro-
gramme was as follows:
Quartctte-"Comc, FIJI No a Flazon" Leslie
MeArS Lloyd, Bell Hughes aad o'NeiIi
song-"Call No BRcE'- ,;:.;.;...,.;;; .....,.Dens
soug-"Still is the Night
ArIctta-Notte eGiOEuo,........ -........-..MoHatt
Mr.. Riccl.
Plano solo-iRWpToRRP,s Ricc LS'ehc'l'Ay
Sous-"M!gnon'' t6y request ).-...::-....-..Thom
Miss Grace updcgrnf.
Sons-"rm Roamer'. .".:...........Mende!ssohn
'''"' Mr., Lille D. WoSiwort6. : ~"
Ducn-"Thc Moon Has Raised Her Lamp.
McsSrs. Lloyd and Hughes -
Mandolin Solo-"Ln Joyeuse". Clnta Ross
Dy the Composer.
Bnllad-"onec Again. Sullivan
Mr. Lloyd.
SolG-"Sight iu June. 80. ..........Goriug Thomas
Miss Grace UpdcSraf. ss.f#.,
a. "ArmouEcr's Song robin lioodl-
Songs [De Kovcn
b. "or to Philadelphia "-......Haynes
Mr.. Rlcci, saEf
Misunderstanding" ...............,. schtlling
Messrs. Lloyd, Bell, Hughes aud o'Scill.
Mr.. ,Ricci was in splendid voice and
won warm applause. Interest naturally
conferred in Mrs. Ricci's piano solos. one
Of which was OF her own composition.
She made decidedly good impression.
Miss Caldwell aud Miss Updegrai also
Increased the good impression they had
made before, and tho entire programme
was creditably rendered and highly en-.
loved,
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1 ATLANTA, GA, April ls.--Collector Of
internal revenue for Georgia, Paul
Trsmmol, has tolcgraphod tho internal
revenue commissioner at Washington
TINT tho total amount to bo derived
from tho income tax In Georgia will bo
about SS5,0O0.
BosroS, Mass, April lS.-Internul
Revenue Collector Edward J. Donovan
has wired tho treasury department At
Washington. estimating tho income tax
from tho diatrict OF Massachusetts at
Sl.25O,ODO,
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A Draw Flight.

ST. JosErn, NO., April lS.-C. H. Car
yer and Harry Ward, two young mon of
this city, who have bcOn paying alton.
tions to tho same young Indy, fought
with barc knucliloi Inst night under
London prizo ring rules to determine
which should givo way to tho other.
Thoy fought In II grovo near this city,
and nftor an hours fighting wero com.
PEELED to dosIst from sheer exhaustion,
Both principals wore badly bruised.
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ANNUAL LIQUoE LICENSES.
The Council Committss gocs over Thcm.
No Protests yet.

The Council Committee COOS over Tnem.
No Protests yet.
Last night the council committee on
petitions and remorstrauces met to ex-
amino tho annual applications for sa-
loon licenses. There were on the list
four applications for wholesale license,
ten for ordinaries and ITO for coffe
houses, a total OF l24. which does o.
indicate that many hare dropped out.
There wore no protests preseated, and
the question arose whether the list
should be printed in the papers. This
has been customary. for the informa-
ton OF the public, but the committee
could not find the legal authority for
doing so, and directed the clerk to LOOK
it up. Most OF the applications are
merely for renewals.
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CAMPO'S CAMP AIGN
Begun by IN Offer of Pardon to oil
the Insurgents d.
WHO WILL LAY DOWN THEIR ARMS
And Surrender, tho Leedera Only
Being Excepted.
THE CUBAN REBELS IN 4 BAD WAY

And Resort to BarbarOus Method OF
Misunderstanding Helpless Rcsi.
dents OF tho Country Dtstricts-Nu.
mcrous Instances OF Cruelty-An
Attack on tho Tow n of Palma Sori.
ana Rcpclicd- War win bo Wagcd
Vigorously - News of Mantrltn's
Death misunderstanding Tao.
tics Again Pursued by tho Insurrcc.
tionists-Latcst from Cuba.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-19

WASHINGTON. D. G.. April lS.-Thc
comptroller OF tho currency has author.
led tho Second National Bank Of St
Clairsvillc. Ohio. 10 begin business with
n acapital Of $4,000.
The application Tor authority to or,
ganizo tho East Piltsburg National
Bank. OF Wilmording, Pa. was to-day
approved.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-19
A STANDARD MOVB
10 GobblO Up Certificates Alleged
Secret OF tho Break.
H'lEAST BRADFORD SPECTATORS
And somo Othors Wow tho Slump
IN OIL That Way.
THE RECOVERY MADE YESTERDAY

Wa, Remarkable In Some l;cspcots.
Tho Standard Advanced tho Price
and tho Speculative Market Again
Took a Leap, bat for the First Timo
Credit balances Commanded Pre-.
MUM over tho Speculative Price.
a Story That Bucket Shops Engi.
ncered the slump-Tho Tremendous
Profits OF tho Standard since tho
Rise Began.