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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-08

Special Dispatch 10 the inteiliGencer.
MoRGANToWN. ". Va, June L.
A sentiment In favor OF the restoration
OF DR.. Z. NJ. Turner TO the presidency Of
the University, which has been running
along as an undercurrent for several
days. has begun TO come 10 the surface
and is now open TO general observation
and comment. DR.. Turner Is not seek
Ing the position. but great many OF
his warm friends. who have personal
knowledge OF his splendid abilities. and
OF the really good work which he ac-
compllshed for the University, despite
the Vaccinations Of some antngUnisuc
and Jealous members OF the faculty,
who have since been removed. and de-
spite the most disoouraging influence
from other sources. are here TO speak
FOR him. These friends sincerely be-
iieye that by reinstatlng DR.. Turner
the regents would not only BE- making
TeparaiiOn for a wrong committed by
previous board, but would be giving the
Institution for its head one OF the very
abiest Of the men who have been spok-
en- Of for the position, In the event q
change Is made
Among the arrivals to-day were J.
Russell Trotter. state superintendent OF
schools. and ]. W. Paul. chief mine In
spector The other state officials and
Governor Atkinson and stan will come
tomorrow.
An unusually large number Of alumni
are on the ground exchanging expert
ences. Congressman Dayton Will come
tomorrow for the remainder OF the
commencement season.
The University daily paper is being
edited by A. p. Romine and Z. B. Car
ney. The frSt Issue was quite neWEy.
l. d. Arnett and Paul Mccoy viii con-
duct the AthenAeum next year.
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- nt.nntch % the InteIlIreneer.

spee!Gi Dispatch to the IutsIllgenesf.
WASHINGTON, June 7.-Senator FL
kins and Representative DoTensr were
both at the white houSs to-day. The
former 20 present 60 che President Nr
George n. Bowers, q candidate for the
ofiee OF hah commissioner. and hr. Dow
rnsr 10 perform Q Ike once for Ar. A. R.
Isampbell, whose application for ap-
n5lnfmenf Is . deputy auditor 80 on NE
AZ tie treasury department. GoDd
words were said by beth the senator and
T,presentRttye for both tho aspirantS
named. and * tS believed each Will secure
the coveted position.
Contrary to the generlliy expressed
belief, especially since the appointment
81 N0Tuhal Thompson. 81 now locks as
thouEht T. z. Davis viii not be appoint
"A collector OF internal revenue for West
virginia, and that Mr.. A. B. White Will
b Il was stated several weeks ago
ia. the President was flTorably dis
posed 20 Mr.. White. and II Is said now
that he Wtluld be glad TO Accommodate
b1th eentienent. with the privilege OF
placing the latter IN the collectors oitice,
and Mr. DAVIS elsewhere. As neither Is
making a canvass for any other position
than the collectorship Il Is hard TO see
how that can be accomplished Mr.
Davis friends are greatly surprised at
Ire apparent turn In the tide.
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ST. LOUIS, June 7.-AS sequel TO a
terrible struggle in n llttlc room at sos
Allen avenue. Joseph Fc.ferllck, Will
probably die within twenty-four hours.
and a charge Of murder will lie against
George, his twenty-sevcn-ye -yeAr-old
brother. From storlcs told by relatives
" the dying man, and the Imprisoned
brother. It would seem that another Is
responsible for the crime. Il - one
more case Into which entered that mys-
tcrloug power termed hypnOtism, The
Felferlick family is one OF the oldest In
81. Louis. While In san Francisco one
year nEo George was hypnotzcd az an
entertainment, Since then he has acted
strangely and his crazad attack upon
Joseph ia attributed to this influence.
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CLEVELAND. O., June AT noon
to-day the entire plant OF the Standard
on Works In this city. shut dawn for an
Indefinite period. The foreman tol9 tiie Iie
mon that there would BE- no work foT
weeks and may be much longer time.
The men believe that during that time
another section OF the plant VIII be
abandoned. carrying out the STANDARD
policy Of making IN this city only enough
OH and other products 10 supply the
home demand. Close 10 1000 men are
thrown out OF work by the shu; down. II
ig said that the Standard has an i'm
rnense stock on hand In the KinEsbury
Run warehouses, enough In fact to sup.
ply all the demand In this district until
January /. 1885 or longer.
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RAsHINeIoN TRAeEpY.
An Attorney Shoots His Former stsnoE-
Fuphsr aud Then SOIsidsA

An Attorney Shoots Hin FORMER StenoE
Tuphsr aud Then SuisidsA
WASHINGTON, D. C., June THE
ttronE OF government clerks and 9TH
ers hurrying up Pennsylvania avenue,
near Four and one-halt street, about
ten minutes TO O'Clock this morning.
were startled by the attempted rnunaer
OF Miss Dorothy +. squines and the
suicide OF Charles Barber. patent IN
torney, who bad gained much notorieiy
OF late by his eccentric actions. Barber
shot Miss Squlres. and then turning the
revolyer on himself put a pistol ball
through his brain. causing almost In
a.aut death. Mss Squlres Is still alive,
bu, the extent Of her injury Is not yet
known
MIS- sdulres formerly worked for
him rs stenOgrapher, and upon leaving
his employ he annoyed her with his
nttentldn1s, threatening to injure her II
she would no; permit him 20 call. since
then the girl had received several
thrgatening letters from him, In the last
OK which hc announced that he would
90 something which they both would
Barber came to washington from
Piat,sburg, n. y. and was nssoci1ted
IN a few cases with the late General
Bcn Butler, of Massachusetts.
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YOUNGSTOWN. o.. June Tin anti
cIpation OF the scale conference to be
held here this week a discussion OF the
scale has taken place in several lodges OF
finlshers with the result that mill owners
have decided that unless there IS rapid
advance In the price Of Iron they VIII not
sIgn the amalearnated scale, and that all
the Mahnulng Valley mills win close July
/ Members OF the Am1lganated ASso-
cation will stand for the pudding scale
of 81 %, agreed on az the Detroit con-
ypntlon, The mill owners say they
mould not pay more than s.
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UNIVERSAL POSTAL cONaREss
Arrival Of DisunEulShsd Delegation at
Chicago YsstrrdRy.

CHICAGO. June IA special train
on the Chicago & Alton consisting OF
nine Pullman cars. two dining cars aud
an observation car arrived here this
morning at go O'Clock. with the dele
ratcs To the UalvcrEal Postal Congress,
their wives and friends I'm all about two
hundred people The delegates proper
10 the Congress number about ninety.
The prgtofiiCc officials who accompanied
this excursion were First Assistant
Postmaster General Heath: Second As
sls,ant ppstmusttT Shcllnbnrcer. Cap
tnln White. general superintendent; uf
the United States mail service; Cap
tain Brooks, superintendent Of foreign
United States railway mail service, and
fvr or six other prominent postal OH
cllla. Thc i've American Representa-
tfycs 90 The Congress headed by Genenal
gatEhcll. Whp Is president OF the CON
grssr. were an prlssu-
Tlerc were present also Spencer Wal
pole, postmaster general OF Great
Britain, DR.. Neubauer, postmaster gem
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THE PREsrpEN1,s VISIT
To Chattanooga Arrangements for the
Reception Of the Party Completed.


Reception Of the Party Completed.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. June -
Arrangements for the reception OF Pres
ident and Mrs. Mckinley, and the
members or the cabinet. who viii spend
next Saturday night and Sunday here.
are about complete and changes Will be
made only 70 suit the wishes OF the DIS
tingulshcd guests. who have not as yet
been c5nguItod "a to all the details.
The presidential party " cHpectei %
reach here from Nashville about
O'Clock Saturday night From the Jn-
Ton depot she visitors viii BE- escorted
10 the Auditorium. where short pub
lie reception viii he held, FROM the Au-
ditoriuui the party will be taken TO the
Real House. where quarters have oeen
reserved
Sunday morning President and Mrs.
Mckinley viii attrnd services az the
First Methodist church Il is then OK
pcctcl t1 take the presidential party 70
Lookout Inn f1r luncheon. Many mem-
bers ~ the party win probably 20 10
the Inn earlier In the day. While here
many Of tho visitors are expected 20
yisit the battle fields ami other places
OF Interest around the city
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,Inrrn,nt of gteamlhIps.

NEW YoRR-Arrived; Bowie. from
Liverpool. -.
GIRRALTARSHriv Fulda, New
York for Genoa and Naples and proeeed-
ed
York for Bremen.
cHRIsTIANA-Arrived: Hskla, New
York via Christlansand.
NEW YoRK-Arrived: AlleF, BFN-
men. Patria. Marseilles.
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THE PRESIDENCY
OF the University the Subject OF
Considerable Discussion.
FRIENDS OF DR.. E, NJ. TURNER

Ar'On the Ground and A6vosstlaE Hl'
R'inStAis'uoRt In tbs Event = Change Is
llsds-Ths EI-PrsSidsntiS Is Net SoskinE
rhs PosI,Ion-PrOjsstsd DOrnaitoriss for
IrssbytsriaA and BSPtlSt studsn''.
Competitive Drn Results In Company
3 sSsurnE the Pri1s-NAny Dlstin.
EuiShod visitors Arriving.
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CHICAGO, June Three men and
one woman we're more or less seriouSly
hurt at Twenty-eighth street near the
Park Row station to-day when a rall
which was being loaded on a nat car.
was struck by an express IRAN on the
IIii1,Js Central road. The rail stove
tbyouch the front Of one on the passenger
cnacbes and struck a woman passenger
Who was occupying a sat The other
Injured were laborers. ThoTe who were
INJURED are: Mrs. c. l.. Olmsted, OF CHI
caro; Thomas Murphy, formAn sectiin:
Teyfs Guzza, and IN Italian labonsr'
name no. known. All are expected to re-
f,NyaF
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SHORT SESSION
or Ghs H0uSs-AnsF Two Votes the Body
AdIaurnS UutiI ThuTSdHy'

WASHINGTON. June MIR. Bailey,
Dem. To1asj, the minority leader. was
ln his scat when the house met to-day
Ter the mrs; time In fortnight. Two
hI.7 authorizing the construction OF
bridges over the Mississippi river were
rlesrI. Sir GrogvenOr. (Ohio), then
moved an Adjournment
"A long as the Cuban rcFoluton and
Too bankruptcy bill are undisppsci ot,
interpreted Mr Bailey before the vote
war sBkcr. we feel constrained 10 re-
Hr fBssH m0,iDnE 10 adjourn"
Tho opposition scored rs first victory
iE.f session when on 2 rising vote ihe
W# lion % adjourn was DEBATED it-s1
The opposition chccTed the announce
m.ui, Mr. GrDsytEgr Immediately DO
w1H1c1 the yeas uud NAYS which were
ordered The roll call reversed ikr pre-
F,Ius vote and the motion 20 adjourn
WIS carried. 9l-79. present and not yut-
irF il
AR Terry made the point Of no quo
rum, aud the further point that The
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WASHINGTON. June 1.-The senate
to-day confirmed the following nomina-
tions: William l. PenHeld, OF Indiana,
TO be solicitor for the department of
state; W. W. Brown. Of Pennsylvania,
to be auditor for the war department:
W. Z. Andrew. uf Nebraska. to be au-
dltOr for the treasury department
PostmRsters-WeSt Virginia. J. s.
Posten at ElklnA
ohlo-J. r. Barr. at Cambridge.
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TOLEDO, O., June 7.-There IS no
smallpox scare in Toledo. over month
ago the disease broke out in the Polish
ssttIsmsnt. beginning with some men
employed as ore shovelers on the docks,
The locality was put under quarantine
and the disease has not spread beyond
Inc infected center. There have been
seventeen cases, OF which two died. one
n baby. and the other n woman with In
tcFflnai trouble. Four have been dis
charged and eleven are stlll under treat
rrent but all will recover.
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InrHTR fcEEpuLE PAIsEp
By ths ssaats-Wsst VIrEtnia IntsEOs
HandSOmsly Cared For.

By the sSaats-wsst VIrEtnia IntsrOstS
HandS0mSly Cared Fer.
Special Dispatch TO the IntelIigeneer.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. June lin
the eontest to-day over the tariR sched-
uls In tho senate, West virginia inter-
ests were cared for handsomely. The
discussion was on humber items, and in
all hus one the house figures were
rrs.ntaine,i. Senator Elkins Said To-
night that be hoped TO have the e1-
cepted item, plain lumber, restored TO
The Diugley bin rate.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. June The
senate to-day, disposed Of toe lumber
paFaEraph, which has been more stub
bornly contested than any feature OF
the biIl thus far. BY defeatnB the mo-
ton ot Senator Vest. 10 place white pine
On the fire ii5t, yeas 20: nays y. The
contest waS mainly dgnthcant In
brcakind party Hines which have been
ulaintalned with few exceptions during
tie early days oS the debate. On the
NAL vote. eight Democratic penatOfs
voted aEllnSt Afr. NeSt's proPositton::
namely MessTA Bacon and Cay OF
GeOrEia: McEneFy, Of Louisianh: Nc
l.
"A: Martin. OF VIrEin!a: RaWfins, OF
Utsh and white. on the other hand
alr. Carter, Republican. and MessrS.
Canuol, Mantle. silver Republicans.
T0esd for thS Vet motion Following
this, a vote to substitute the Wilson
lumber schedule, was defeated 2i-31,
Dnd the scheduIS was agreed 20 As re-
ported
times very Etroag, owing to the poils-
Ical lines
A SeUeral discussSm OF the future
programme on the bill occurred. oeooFe
me senate adjourned. It led TO a
s;atement by Mr. Allison. IN charge or
the bill, Chat the committee probably
would submit amendments TO the fo-
ear scheduleA For this TeaSon. he an
uouncgd thak tho SUGAR schedule would
be passed over eo-mnTrow, and the to-
bacco gcheiui8 tairen mp.
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APort ofProspsrity.

PHILADELPHIA, June THE vol-
ume Of business transacted at this port
during the past six months has been
phenomenaIly large. the exports OF pe.
trolenum during that time having
reached 2T.ls3,O9S gallons In excess Of
the corresponding period Of last year.
The corn exports are l0,ooo.0O0, and
wheat shipments 100000 greater than
during the first six months Of 1874 Still
further increase OF business with eof-
respondIngiy high freightS is assured.
Shipping men predict an era OF proa-
perity at this port such as has never
been known in the past.
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CHICAGO. June 7,--August Miller an
election Judge In the twenty-eighih pre-
cinct OF the Twenty sixth ward. shot and
Killed himself this morning. after having
been excused for half an hour on ac-
count Of Illness Miller had been acting
peculiarly all morning and was finally
told 10 go home FOR awhile. Without
word he walked out. vent 10 bis room
cot a revolver and. going 20 the barn.
about 100 feet from the house put 4 bull
let into his brain.
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e7z,I OF Austria; Bruno FTiteh, direc-
tor Ealefal % yrosiofcsb and TEL
cgraph OF Germany: Saba Pasta, post
master general Of Egypt; Postmaster
General Stevenson. of Denmark. POST
master HcycTylshl. OF Norway; Post
master GsaeFzl AEEauit, Of France.
p0stmasteT genlrai ClIabeE, OF Mexico.
Nearly every other nation was repFe-
scented by It's highest postal officials.
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WHITE HOUSECALLS
Made BY Senator Elklns and Rep.
ressntative DOvener
N BEHALF OF WEST ylRGINlANS
Who Aspire OFIsh Commissioner
and Treasury AuditOrship.
APPARENT TURN IN THE TIDE

over shs cOa,.st fOr ths IntsrnAl RsvO-
M. Colsotsuhlp-It IS OAia the PFss'-
a.nt FavoU h waite fer that Poul-
s,ou, but - An1ioas % DO SonsthiaE
for nr. DaV,s-rho LAItsE's Tr,snds
mswhatSurPrisSd Over tbe chaAEsin
N. situation-LunbOrS Schedule In The
rariR mn PH,O'd By the soHatP-ws't
VirEinla Inisrss,s caESa Fer.
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house oouli not adjourn Tor more than
one dly without = quorum The speaker
Declined 10 hear him, '5,l.rE attention to
the tact that With those prtsen, and not
voting a quorum Was prrseuL He then
announced sha house adjourned till
1shuraAn,.
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URBANA, o.. June T.-sherln nc.
Lean reached home on the Big -Four
train from Springfield this afternoon. He
was met at the depot by Deputy Sheriff
Kirby in a cab and hurried on TO hiA
mothers home. Mayor CANON Wrots .
card to-day. In It he condemns nobs.
He says that all was done by the sheriff
to ave Mitchell that could have been
done. and n more force had been used
men, women and children would have
been killed.
Captain Leonard was In Cincinnati In.
cognito Saturday and Sunday. He said
to Colonel Hunt, his Cincinnati host:
MY business Is ruined and my family
broken up. ] DO not think shall ever
10 back to Urbana. dream Of the ters
rtble occurrences, and awake with q
start NJ night With the din o! that bowl
lag mob In my ears. ! hear that the
father OF Bell. who was killed, has
threatened 70 shoot me on sight. ] an
going 70 leave the city, but my Whefe-
abouts will be kept secret"
The feeling here has subsided very
much. A strong reaction has sex In and
the best public opinion Tonight tavor9
protection to the fullest for Captain Leo
nard and MS company
COLUMBUS. O., June IA special 70
the Dtsp1tch from Urbana. ohic, saygi
There Is great Indignation here over the
published report that Champaign coun-
~. or Urbana Is to be placed under mar
tlal law. There Is no necessity for any-
thing OF the kind. Il IL supposed here
that the report originated with Col. An-
thony. at Springfield, TO whose regiment
the officers and men are Attached who
went 90 protect the fall. and that 10 =
disposed TO this course a. q means q
protection TO them. There iB but little,
II any, disposition here TO say anything
unkind 10 the local soldiers.
Sheriff Mclean returned to Urnana
to-day. He was met at the station by
Deputy Sheriff Kirby. They drove %
the Mclean residence on Scioto street,
instead Of 20 the sheriG's resldenee At
the Jail The return was without inet-
dent"
Captain Leonard, Of the Urbana mill
tary Is here aS the guest OF the Ftato -
the Nell House until he can return homo.
Citizens OF UFbana have telephOned hIEa
to come home, assuring him safety. He
left the jail In buggy and was Eeeog-
n!zed when somebody shouted Hang
him" The horse was put 10 full Epeed.
CINCINNATI. o.. June 7.-GoveEnOs
Bushnell In a letter TO the Commercial
Tribune says: The members Of the Ma
tional Guard az Urbana did their duty,
and are entitled TO the support OF TIE
state. Lamen;Rble a. the results were
their efforts were 20 maintain The ma
jesty OF the law, and they should be up
held by all the people.
Adjutant General AXline says: "a
careful examination at UrbanA fails 20
show that the National Guard's Conduct
was anything but thGt OF couraeeoug and
Obedlent soldiers. and when che pubic v
IN full possession Of ell tie factl and
complications that surrounded Ehat gar.
vice, the unWarTanted criticisms that
have gone out to the world viii b speed-
lily corrected"
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NEW INDUSTRY.

A PIttSburgh MAn Wants 10 Build . BIG
Electric Plant In Wheeling.
Nr. W. S. Yates. OF Pittsburgh. rep
resentnE the Electro Specially com-
papy, was In tho city yesterday and
vim remain here several days. he u
endenyorinE TO interest local people IN
the movement 10 remove his company'e
factory from Pittsburgh To Wheeling.
The company conoeInpiates erecting .
factory that would employ several
hundred men II sufieient local encour-
Ngsurent Is given the enterprise. Af.
Yates says ten acres OF ground VIII oe
wanted for the enterprise.
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spccInl Dlspatch 20 The InieIITE0nccF'
CHARLESTON. W. Va. June 1-Jen-
ME Mitchell and Ella Ice, alias BLACK
Ella" have been arrested aud brough;
here on the charge OF the murder " John
Cochran, who was supposed to have been
murdered last February near Mont
gom,ry. He was missed At the time and
about one month afterward the body
WaE found
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EVE PERsoNs KILLED
And -Four Badly IpJursd In a Wreck At
HadsOB, wiSeonSin.

Hudson, WiSeonsth.
HUDSON. Wis. Juns Tive men
were instantly killed md four were bad
Is injured by a collision on the Omaha
railroad. near Hudson Junction this
nfts-pa1n. The trains were running
M high speed and met on q sharp
curve, affOrding tlle crews no possible
escape. ,..L
TsISlt.beIsar lahJreF: Thomas Reilly,
iab57er; MIIDn Swain. laborer; all OF
Eau Claire, WIS: Herman Reoy' nTe-
man.
The injured: Brogan, engineer; head
bruised and face injured, owens
James. conductor slightly hurt' selt'
rnInee. wis. legs badly bruised and In
ternaIly injured, Will probably die.
ThRyer. Frank. Altoona. Wis, fireman.
fatally injured internally.
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BITTER FEELING
Eugsndered Over the Lynching Of
Mitchell at Urbana,
ESPECIALLY AGAINST MILITIA.

Is coOiInE Down-A StrOnE Rsasllon Hes
Set In FsVor4nE the FuiI''s PrOtsOtion
for Capt. Leonard snd His Company.
Pttlablo Mental COnditIon Of the EElIod
Captain. who Is ne Guest ofths stntp a
coIumbus UntI He Can Return Hons
with Sahty-Gov. BushnsII says 81.
diss DIa TAsIr DutV.
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RsvoIting sPanIIh Atrocities In the Phil
IIpPtBs IIIandS.

VANCOUVER. 3. c, June THE
officers OF the steamer Hupeb. which
has Just arrived from the orient. states
that when in the Philippine Islands on
thelr last trip 1t was learned that the
spanish government had captured
twenty-nve Roman Catholic priests,
supposed TO be in sympathy with the
rebels and Rad roasted them.
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PITTSBURGH. June THE story
leaked out late tonight that extensive
negotiations have been goinE on IN this
county Tor the perfCCiinE 81 brewers
trust. 20 be called the Pennsylvania
state Liquor League.
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COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, June !,
The plans submitted by urchltec;s Of
this city for a new $4,000 hospital for
the Union Printers Home In this city.
have been accepted. and It's construction
win be begun Immediately.
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,,,nrnrr Hnn,. n.tnT,Zo YsaEu.

PITTSBURGH. June Nv. H. House.
ez-asslstant city attorney. convicted q
enbszzlement Of city funds, was sent-
enced to-day 10 two yearS Imprisonment
In the Western penitentlary,
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For West Virginia. Western Pennsylvaai
and ohlo--ShoWers IN the early morning,
followed by rain. fresh variable WtndG
Local Temperature.
The temperature yesterday a. observed
by L. Schncpt. dr1iEgiat. corner Fourteenth
and Market streets. was as follows;