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For instance, the constitutional lumi.
nary Of the IETELIIGENCER Of this city
now asserts that If an amendment to the
Federal Constitution Is adopted, nothing
is necessary to make il binding on every
petty officer Of . State, but the proclalhd.
ton Of the President announcing the fact.
II this be correct Interpretation Of our
form Of government, then there never wps
any use either Of Federal or State lawG 10
enforce constitutional provisions. -Itgist6r.
We said proclamation OF the Secretary
Of State, Mr.. Unconstitutional Luminary.
But we would remind you ti6tthe ncces.
sity for Legislation to enforce Constitution.
al provisions arises from the fhct that 50
many people, like yourself, will not obey
andrespect them till compelled to by forco'
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The New Tax BilI.--The Tariff IIill
Killed by Mr.. Dawes.
The Ktath Of scl'enck.
H.. 81 o,a rS.,,aa,...,l.l .s

The Rtath OF SclienUIt.
COr.of CfM Commercial. y 'rl'r
WASHINGTON, May IL, 30.
Schcnck offered his long talked of Tax
Bill, and explained It fully. It reduces
tRxation thirty-thrce millions, but retains
the present rite Of income tax, namely,
five ller cent, but increases the exemption
10 fifteen hundred dollars, which the House
will certainly not agree to.
AItGr SChenck's explanation, which wNs
listened to with the closest attention, the
bill was rccommittcC, with permission to
report ut any time.
Dawes then, aS tho fncied leader Of the
House, took the opportunity, very improp-
Crly and grAtuitOusly. rs everybody
thought, to lecture the Ways aud Means
Committee for their delays and slowncss,
und upbraided them for their disregard Of
the business Of the House.
SCheuck replied, with some warmth,
but said he was willing to delay the Tariff
bill for three days, in order tO consider the
Naval Appropriation bill, and obtained
the consent OF the House to close debate on
any subject in tho bill.
Mr.. Dawes took advantage Of Alr.
SChcncRs generosity, and moved to set
aside all special orders, which includes
the Tariff Bin, until all the Appropriation
Bills, about six in number, are disposed
Of, and thu House, not half the members
knowing what they voted on, agreed to
the motion.
This action is equivalent to killing the
Tariff Bill outright, and nobody prcsumcs
that II will ever be taken up again, owing
10 tho fact that the appropriations will rO:
luire ut least three or four weeks.
While every one is glad to have the
Tariff Bill laid aside, as there was no hope
Of passing Il in the Senate, Mr.. Dawes Is
severely censured for the unmanly course
he pursued In influencing the action Of the
House. As for SchcnCk, he was swearing
mRd; md, rcd rs n gobblcr, ind trembling
like n leaf, he went 10 Dawes desk, md,
shaking Ills ClenCLcd hands, said TINT
Dawes action was the "tlamncdCst trick
Of II dog" or words 10 that effect Mem
bcrs who were near the scene said they
hAd never seen SChcnCk or any member
10 turiouSly and untamably mad. The
probability is that nice little Legislative
quarrel will grow up out Of tO.(lay's pro.
Cecdings, with Dawes and SChCnCk cross.
ing swords from this timc hcncCtOrwar(.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May II.
The controversy between Ashbury and
tho umpireS regarding the second race Is
generally thoughtto 10 eunlavorablC to the
former, and II Is considered that he has no
warrant for resisting the decision. AT
the time Of starting It was blowing half Il
gale. The SApphO, Dauntless and GCln-
eyre were the only vessels which ven.
turcd outside anl proved their seaworthi-
ness. II was shown that the American
vessels areablG 10 sail well In the toughest
weather on the Channel. Douglass tGlc-
graphs the SappIIO having been thrice
directed tO around the Cherbourg break
water, unl did 50. claim the cup. To
this Asbury protests.
The weather Is delightful with u light
breeze from the west:
The theatrical fund dinner was given ut
St. James Hall last evening. The Prince
Of Wales presided. Among tue dtstin.
guishcd guests present were tho Duke Of
Sutherland, Lord Darlington, Lord LcnOx
NawanE, Of Bengal, and others 1t was
understood that Charles Dickens was to
bo the orator Of the evening, but hC was
obliged to be absent. The Prince OfWNlcS
in lis speech paid high tribute to the
theatrical profession and closed BY urging
the claims OF the charitable object of the
meeting. John Baldwin Blackstone aud
Dion Boucicault followed with humorous
speeches. The meeting did not adjourn
till y late hour.
The Poor Law Board rules that women
cannot lawfully act as parish guardians
and that consequently Miss Burdelt
Coutts is ineligible to that Office in the
parish Of Bethna Green.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, May n. d"
FLoUR-In moderate demand aud steady; fanI.
lily s 1905 40
GRAIH-Whcat - Unchanged At 81 1O0I l2,
COrn-vGry dull and demand light. Oata-Dul.
but unchanged. Barlcy-ln demand at y0rGG$l o..
COrTON-Dull and dropping; mlddliug S9n
TOBAcCo-ln good demand AMd all grades of
Kentucky 2G3c higher; thu supply Of leaf In not
equal TO tho demand.
WmIsKr-Dull at 81 o. for old process made.
PROVIsIOSH--MCaS POrk-QuIet; held firmly vt
S3O Good demand for bulk shoulders at l9c:
held al l2kc: sides held at l5c, but this Ia Nc
above the views OF bWyers. Dacon-FlrinCr:
shoulders I3AC. held at l3XC, but no sales above
l3k slides sold At lGlilII7x though tho demand
IL light Sugar Cured lluins-l9d4Oc, tho latter
an extreme nate.
,,I.ARD-IR fair demand at lGIc, mostly hold At
lGH; country sold at IBc
BUTTEH-2jitIAc.
EUGs-iJc
lower At 81 9DlLI Is.
GOLD-ll4A.
EXCHANGE Steady.
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HORRIBLE MURDER IN LEWIS
COUNTY.
An Old Nun Murdered and Eaten by
the Hogs.

HNAN A4SbOS
From the Ntston DtmoTdt
Formany years past, there has lived in
the upper end Of tllis county, towards the
head.watCrs of Stone Coal Creek, In Lin.
coin Township an old man by the nnme
Of Edmond West. lie was bachelor
had few intimate friends, and, it was sup.
passed. no enemies. lie lived in his little
old cabin in the woods-SCldOm leaving
his farm except TO procure the ncccSsariCs
OF life. During his long life, his close dis.
pOsitiOn-addcd to good knowledge Of
iarning-enabIcd him to acquire a con.
siderable sum Of money, which lie boarded
away-hiding Il IN all manner Of places.
His relatives and friends assure lis that u
short time before his dCHth he had several
thousand dOllars-moStly in gold and sil.
ver-hid about his house, and this Is sup.
posed 10 have been the cause of his death.
On Monday morning, the 9th Inst, his
body was discovered lying in the field
some three or four hundred yards from his
house, by Miffin Montgomery. His skull
had been broken and his teeth knocked
out BY repeated blows with large black.
oak club, which was found lying near the
body, covered with blood and hair. Tho
body wNs In most horrible condition
for, in addition to the terrible wounds in.
tlictCd by the murderer, the hogs had dis.
covered It, and had eaten of the face and
torn out the bowels Of the unfortunate
mAn-rendcring him most pitiablc OBJ
icct,
On the same day Ezra NJ. Owens was
arrested betore the same Justice, charged
with having committed the hcniOus crime,
but after thorough examination he was
discharged
The facts, ns they were related Nt tho
inquest md examination, show that the
poor Old man was seen several times dur.
ing Sunday (tle day on which he was
MuruerrID In company with u man whom
none OF tile witnesses could recognize, and
on Sunday night man was seen ut Vests
house, but not identified. On examina.
ton Of the premises, the sum OF ciChty.fvc
dollars and five cents in silver was ionnd,
but no other money or property Of value,
and It IS supposed that tho murderer "a.
cured some $S,OOOOr $4,000.
.... LATER.
As we go to press We learn tim, two
men have been brought TO the Iail al
this place, charged with committing tic
murder. Their names are Ezra N. Ow.
crs and Horny Montgomery, both neigh.
bors Of Mr.. West.
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WASHINGTON.
Extraordinary Cabinet Meeting.
WASHINGTON, May 1G.


There was quite conlmotlOn among
the members OF the press here yesterday,
on account OF the President calling
special session Of the Cabinet A war
with Spain, trouble with the Fcnians.
Indian question, probable resignation Of
Secretary Fish, that gentleman being alb
sent from the city, and thousand other
reasons were assigned. Tho President,
however, settled it us surmisCd subject
by saying "that he simply convened the
Cabinet, because there was 10 be lunch
party given by Mrs, Grant to-day, Nt, II
O'clock md he desired to attend, and to
give the Cabinet officers with their wives
the same opportunity.
The Reconstruction Committee has
agreed To report bill re.admitting the
State Of Georgia on terms like those ap
piled to Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas,
with the addition that the four States
named are allowed to organize, urn and
CNll into service their respective militia
forces.
The Committee on Ways and Means has
postponed the Funding Bill until next
Tuesday.
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The Weather Yesteranr.
The Uatrn Union Telegraph CO.., BaQGaH.
WHEELING, Noon, May II.

WHEELING, Noon, Muy IT.
CSCNSNTI-ClCar; wind southeast;
thermometer 20.
SrIIxGFIELD, Mo.-Clcar; wind south.
east thermometer 70. b
WAsIIINOTON.-Clear; wind northeast;
thermometer 70. ="
BALTIMoRE,-Clear; wind southeast
thermometer 72. N.r
MoBILE-Clcar; wind northwest; ther-
nomCtcr 70.
AUGUSTA Clear; wind west; thcr-
ulometcr u. 1w
CIIARLEsToN.-Clear; wind southwest;
thermometer "a. .mI .a..
PHrLADELpIA.--Clcar; wind north.
east; thermometer 20.
KEY iWEsT.-Clear; wind east; ther-
mometcr 20.
TALLAHASSEE aud dry.
RlCHMoND.-Clcar; wind north; ther.
mometer "a.
WHMINoToN.-Clear; thermometer u.
FORTRESS MONROE Clear; wind west;
thermometer 20. Ii.
New ORLEANs.-Clear; wind south
west; thermometer 10.
NEW YoRK.-Cloudy; wind northeast;
thermometer 81.
CnlcAoo.-CIcar; wind nor theast ther-
mOmeter GO. u.
ST. LoUls.-Clcar; wind southeast; ther-
nometer TO-
CnEYENNE.-C Clear; wind southwest;
thermometer 20. IF.
OMAlLA-CIcar wind south; thermom,
cter IS.
BUFrALo.-Cloudy; wind northwest;
thermometer G2.
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NJ. e. CHURCH SoUTH-GENER-
AL CONFERENCE.
MEMPHIS, NIay II

MEMPHIS, May Il.
General Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Bishop Doggett pre.
siding. A largo number Of reports Of
committees Of no general importance were
introduced and laid over, Memorials
from Louisville and St. Louis in reference
to the removal OF the Book Concern was
rcDortetl back for uction and after u
lengthy discussion was Withdrawn, the
Baltimore delegation insisting on its re-
moval TO that city in protraCtcd debate,
during which DR.. Bond, OF Baltimore, In.
timalGl that the Book Concern was like
nm old ship, il moved It would fall to
pieces, and that It's condition would not
bear investigation, which was repelled BY
Drs. l!cdfOrl and Greene. The whole
question was finally referred to q com.
mttCO Of nine.
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Tm reported lease Of the Ohio & Mis-
sissippt Railroad by the Baltimore " Ohio
Company is denied. The New York
Commacial 1dcsrtiser says: eg.
With reference to the report Of the lease
Of the Ohio md Mississippi Railroad tOLle
Baltimore and Ohio Company, we learn
upon the best authority tint the proposal
has never been entertained by the Ohio
and Mississippi Company, and that the
rCport IL without foundation.
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Odd Fellowship in Missouri.

The Grand Lodge of Missouri Of Odd
Fellows met here to-day. The attendance
was very lArgc. large aCcesslons TO mem-
bGrship have been made during the year,
and tho Order is in very prosperous cOn-
litiOn. There Nrc 1856 Lodges in the State,
with . total of contributing members Of
$780,. Total assets, $211.S46; increase
for the year, $33,977. The annual Grand
Encampment meets on Thursday.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

oAN TNANUI8VW' .IEHJ IT.
Hicks & Spear, bankers, were victimized
out of $4,000 by IN erased check The
perpetrators were arrested and portion
of the money recovered. The rascAls are
from New York.
At billiards yesterday Matt and Little
tied. They play again tonight. The
winner takes tho championship Of the Pm.
ciilc coast and silver cue. McClury
challenges the champion.
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S. S. CoSvESTloS.-Thc annual con.
vention Of the Ohio State Sabbath School
Union will I've held at Springfield, Ohio,
on Wednesday and Thursday, June tst
and cd, This Convention will be one Of
great interest and profit to All Sabbath
School workers The usual halchre ar.
will be made by the railroad
companies, and the hospitality of tho in
habitNnts of Springfield is rendered.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. May IL.
COrT0S-LowCr and heavy; sales 1850 bales nI
&c for mIddling uplAndE
FLorR-ClOscd dull and E(El0c lower.
RAIS-Wheat-DulI, heavy and lower al 81 Ii
al 70 for No. spring, and 81 2Slbi 81 for winter
red and amber western. Ryc-Sominal. Oats
Lower and heavy ut 6iC for western In store,
C0rn-DuIl at a 6SaI I2 for new mixed western.
Provisions s-rOrk-SOmInally unchanged. BeCi
Firm and quiet. Cut MCNts-FIrm with fair
demand DRcOn-SOninAl.
LAKD-QuiGt at l6'SC on spot, aud lGHdiG';c,
seller months.
EOda--Quict and unchanged.
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TuE prospect Is that the R4yi*ter'"
ycarning for Congressional law" 10 en-.
force the the XVth Article of the COnsti-
tuition will soon he satisfied AN Act
having TINT object has pissed the House
of Representatives and is under discussion
in the Senate. ~ M Y . @'S
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Large Reform Meeting at Charleston.

Large Reform Meeting at Charleston.
CHARLESTON, May II.
One Of the largest meetings ever held
in this city occurred last night, under n
call for citizens Of all clAsscs, colors and
political parties to inauguratea movement
for rctrcnChncnt and reform In the State
Government. The officers Of the meeting
and speakers were both chiefly colorcd
persons. A delegation was appointed TO
represent Charleston in the State Reform
Convention at Columbia, July 18th. Great
enthusiasm prevailed.
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4 serious break In the Eric canal Oc.
Cured yesterday morning one mile above
One boat was carried
through the tow.path, and one hundred
feet Of track Of the Central railroad was
carried away, No trains can pass until
the damage Is repaired,
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The PriE0 Ring-.ChalIengc from an
Eminent BTuiSeT.

Tom Allen who signs himself champion
Of America and by permission Of Mr.
james Mace, champion Of the world, has
issued u challenge to all professional
bruisers except Mace and llGenan, 10 fight
for 81, 900 or less and Is particularly anxious
that Coburn will accept. Mr.. Allen
admits the defeat he received ut the hands
Of his antagonist near New Orleans.
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IT secms we were in error in saying no
time had been proposed for holding the
tax convention Of supervisors ut Grafton.
1t lsprolnss,l that II be held on the 14th
Of June. ----
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Commercial and Financial.

Tho Adams Express Company an.
nOunces quarterly dividend Of t'ro per
cent, payable on and after June lst. The
transfer books close NTay 95th, and re-
open June Cd
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SPAIN.
Madrid, May II.

MADRID, May II.
'Espartero has written letter to Mar.
sllallPrim declining the candidacy for the
crown on account Of great ngc.
The COrtcs passed n bill authorizing
civil marringe-149 yeas to 80 nays.
The press continue TO urge the settle
ment OF the throne question, md the
anxiety in political circles is daily incrcas'
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VIZ were assured yesterday that tho
Riverside Mn, which Inns suspended
work for the purpose of repairing machi-
merry, will he able to resume work In about
ten days.
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New York Money and stock Market.
.NRW YORK. Nav II.

MONET-ENEy ut SOB per cent on call.
STEnLINo-Flrn At 10gS9l09S; asking i99!E
1094.
G0Lp-FIrm: opened at IlIIS. and closed at
l14N6ll5. Carrying rates 304K per cent.
ClClrInCes $S3, OK, 900.
GnyERNNHNT BONDg-StrONE
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BENo REPArRED.-Thc sidewalk on the
bridge is undergoing repairs.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

AVE-" IVhh' muy 4ts
Tho market was very quiet Int prices never,
lhulcss arc without important change.
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As We so to press We learn that two
men have been brought to the Iail at
this place, charged with committing tho
murder. Their names are Ezra N. Ow.
es and Horny Montgomery, both neigh.
b0rS Of IF. West.
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TO YOUNG MEN [

This eoHniFy Is bsing crossed with numerous railroads
aching oi every diFeetlsa to Sioux City Iowa. Six
failrOads will be completed 20 this city within year
One IL already In operation connecting with Chca
70 and the y, Z. Railroad, and two more will he com
pleed this city within year connecting with Du
bpque and bieGregor direct. Three more will be
pletod within year connecting ~ direct with - Paul
Minn, Iankfon, Da., aud Columbus, Neb., ON u. r. r.
X, The MssonFf River gives ~ the mountain trade.
Thus t viii be seen that no section of country offers
such Unprecedented advantages for business rpecnla
hon aud making fortune, For the conntry Il being
populated aud towns aud cities are being bLt almost
beyond belief Every man who takes a homestead
will have railroad market at his door Aud any
enerprsing young man with a small capital enlab
hsh himself IN permanent aud paying business, II he
selects the gh location aud the right branch OF trade
Eighteen years reeldeneS LA the country and
lDgs portlOn Of the time employed a. mercantile a.
gent 70 this eoaEtr9 has made familiar with the
branches Of hnsiness and the best locations OF this
country. For 81 Femtted 10 me. l will give truthful
and dshnite to all questions on thIs subject de-
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4 neglected. Address DANIEL SCOTT
BOX 1850 B. c. Com, ef Emigration
iylOh0 HiosN City. Iowa
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i HE House and lot on Prospect Street
known AZ the Capt Pratt place. Also the Millinery
store and heuse, lately occupied by Mrs. 81 Fuller,
enquire OF II. l.. MORRISON.
Feb 2ith 1910. 1O25
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ing TO make home and iorune In the rich lands Of the
west. | will send one " those printed guides TO any
person sending me ~ CENTS. The information alone
which II gives l. worth ~ To anybody. Men who
here iwo aud three years ugo and took farm, are TO-
IA linda