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VOLUME XXIX.-NUMBER 24O,


papers back with their grades and their
suspense ia over
ration Day.
W: o; Roberts has put an addition to
his tin shop.
Rev. J. ". TOland was in town Friday
and Saturday.
Miss Julia Frazier, Of st. Olairsyllle, has
been visiting Miss Emma Cochran,
Miss Lee Hills and Miss Abbie Darrah
have been visiting relatives here for few
days.
The street cars on Sunday bore stream.
ers announcing q picnic at Oummins'
Grove Monday.
Alex. Ault intends to quit the grocery
business and devote his whole attention
to the Touring mill
A horse Of Maley's delivery wagon ran
of In the Fourth ward Saturday, but was
stopped safely down Belmont street.
The last ball for this season OF the Del.
phos club was given Friday evening at the
Clnh's hall. Supper was had at Theo-
bold's.
The Second Presbyterian congregation
met In the Gravel Hill Church "a chapel
no longer) Friday night, and after ser.
mon tromIRey. J. G, Black, sent call to
Rev. Brown, ot Allegheny, to be their
pastor at salary Of 81 900.
A young man named Barton has been
IN town Tor q few days making 1t his busl.
ness 10 claim acquaintance with everyone
whose face he remembera-And he seems
10 reColleCt great many. He has fright.
ened several ladies by marching up to
them and proposing to shake hands, and
has annoyed many others. lie la non com.
pos UIentiS.
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DUBLIN, May 2O.-The Kiilmallerick
Land League has started a movement for
presenting Father Sheehy, the Imprisoned
priest, with national testimonIai.
At the land meeting at DunCannon,
county Wexford, to-day, Canon Doyle
said that the land bill was one Of The
greatest Bhams ever passed through the
House oi Commons.
Mr.. Dempsey, farmer who took land
from which tenant had been eyicted,
was fred at from behind hedge In the
county oil Galway, and killed.
A Limerick dispatch says: The rnapls.
trate In charge Of the military and police,
at the recent expedition sent to execute
the eviction DEGREES, has Been suspended
for neglect Of duty.
There will be no formal appointment to
the secretaryshlp OF the Land League.
Quinn will discharge Brennan's duties.
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Conkling and his lrianda have sstlle'
upon this as the best course for them Il
pursue, and tho only one, in lact tina
pronises the iaintest hope Of his reelec
ton. Should an adjournment be carried
without filling vacancies, It will rest will
Governor Cornell to decide upon the TINT
for calling.
ASETTRA SESSION,
aud the Oonkling programme ID SAT-
to be to postpone it until after the No
yember election, when it will be knowr
whether or not the Democrats are to have
the next Legislature, II they should have
it, Conking will have an additional and
very iorCibe argument Tor his reelection
at tho extra session, aud that Is the alter
native OF either eleCling him or turning
the vacancies over to be filled by the
Democratic Legislature. 1t Is a very Gun
nirg aCheme, but in order to be successful
it must have the aCQptesCenCa OF the Gov
eTnor, rs well Rs the steadlast support ot q
sufficient Dumher OF S!alwart members
until tpeir purpose is accomplished.
VANDERBILT on THE REslG NATIONS.
Mr.. W. II. Vanderbilt in conversation
with Tribune reporter in regard to the
resignation OF Senator Conkling, said with
great earnes!ness: "Mr. Conkling made q
grave mistake in resigniHg his seat in the
Senate. He left the State without repre-.
sentation and the Republican party in the
minority. He could not afford TO do that,
have regarded him as 0 man OF ConGid'
erable ability, aud that he should have
made u quarrel with the administration ls
q pty-G very great pity, Still, Conkling
Is likely to discover his mistake. The
party is more than the man, and the
question shall bo submitted to the
people whether TO follow the party
or Oonkling. The people will rally
altogether around the party, ConkllnH
will dad himaef alone. This IL a mere
matter Of politics, however, and that 10 q
trade with which am not very familiar
II ID the conservative part OF the world
which really hold0 the balance Of power
l vote, when | vote at all, for men aud not
for party Isaues. don't think there have
been any great party questions lately. Hut
Oonkling should remember that the Col
leCtorship OF this port is aS much u nation.
al appointment as any office in the gift Of
the President. The Collector is not Col.
lec!Or Of New York alone, but almost Of
the whole country. There Is nothing
against the fitness Of Judge Robertson for
the office. His ability and honesty have
not been assAiIed. OOnkliug should have
known that an appointment to the office
was not dependent on his personal wishes
GONE RACK TO ALBANY.
New YoRE, May 20.-EX'SenGtor Conk'
ling left this evening for Albany.
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HvSNEwELL, KASsAs, May 2Q,-FfonIler.
men anticipate Indian trouble north. The
Cpeypnnpg nOtiaed Agent Miller that they
must be permitted 10 depart In peace With
In twenty days or they would 50 toreibly
They say they CANNOT live In the country
allotled to them aud will return to theII
old homea, 4.4..
Heavy taIns and nne efops throughout
all this BecilOn.
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VIrEInin Politics.

WAsHlNGroN, May 2S.-The President
and Secretaries Window and Blaine have
had their attention called to Virginia poll.
tics to-day by conflicting delegations.
Postmaster Wilson, Of Lynchburg, headed
delegation OF Republicans, who advised
straight Republican campaign in Vir.
ginis. Wilson states that the president
and both secretaries favored holding Re.
publican convention, and II tho Readjust.
ers want to unite with the Republicans on
terms proposed by the convention, let
them do II but that the Republican party
must not be disorganlEed. Senator Ma.
hone and several leading Readjusters also
called on the President and Secretaries
Windon and Blaine 10 urge the Admins.
tration TO declare In favor OF fusion Of
the Republicans with tho Read Iusters, but
the Administration did not accept Ma.
homes view. Malone is quoted as saying
tonight that he will run q straight Read.
iuster ticket, with Riddleberger at the
head for Governor, and that he will carry
most Of the Colored vote with him, and
thus disOrganlze that party.
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nAILROAD CAsUALrIEs
or the Past Thirteen Years in tho HuCE
eye state.

CoLuMnus, May 20.-The following is 4
statement of the persons injured in Ohio
by railroadS during the past thirteen years
as shown by the forthcoming annual re-
port OF the Railroad Commissioner:
Passengers 43O, employees 2,56S, others
7S0; total 3932. The killed during the
same period are: Passengers POL, en-
ployes l,0i7, others 300; total 3 53S,
Some one is killed orinjured on Ohio rail
roads every seventeen hours and thirty
six minutes. The total number OF persons
killed or injured on Ohio railroads during
thirteen years is GAO, an average OF 4O7,
80 100. The average number OF persons
employed annually by railway companies
in Ohio during the past thirteen years has
been 25.OS4 lhe total number Of en-
ployss killed and injured during that
period has been 1910. The average mum.
her OF employee killed and injured each
year is 277 69'l0O; that is | 10 100 per cent
OF the total number oil employees are killed
or injured each year, This per cent is
much higher among train men. One en-
ploye ia Killed or MANNED every 81 ! hours,
including all classes OF employees,
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HAMBURG, May 2s-The Senate has in.
formed the House Of BurgeaseG OF the ar.
rangement concluded at Berlin, and al
ready sanctioned by Bismarck, which
provides that HsmburgshaIl permanently
remain a free porto DISCREET for the pur.
poses of wholesale trade and export Of
products Of industry, The incorporation
Of Hamburg with the Zolverein will take
place aftet October 9Th.
BERLIN, May Bismarck, at the Par.
liamentary soiree last evening, declared a
new duty on -four indispensable, as tor
eign States are adopting similar measures,
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LOnn I,hCOntcA-D Decoration Dny q e nera
NRWS

Loan IInC0ntrH-DeCOfhiIOn Dly.- General
News.
Wiley 4 Wetherald added new upright
RhOw case TO their booth Saturday,
Lemonade and ice cream were taken
into the Loan Saturday night by the wagon
load.
A sstcDmer hls been stta!ched across
Union s!rG0t at The National House, the
better to point ont to strangers the where
tb)uts Of the building.
The crowd Saturday both afternoon and
evOning, AZ the Loan, was ia the best Of
humor. The roof WAS kept vet and the
tan.bark Of the walks was kept well
spFlnkled, 80 that 1t wAs comfortable even
up stairs.
There was considerable talk Saturday
night and much guessing as TO who will
take the pfiEe for beauty Monday night,
From the variety opinions and the mum.
her mentioned as the most beautiful Il Ia
evident that BellaiFB has no one who can
claim much precedence over her sisters
and yet that there are MANY beautiful
enough to cause mitch indeCision In the
Judges. But perhaps II will not be A
BsIlaiFo lady AZ all. The name Ia to be
Announced a: the ringing cl the closing
bell.
The procession Mondsy will form
on Central Avenue, march around
the Square TO get inifly into line,
then 20 10 the cemetery and decorate the
graves. This will make little marching
and II all take their places elTly the sun
will not he hot Tor the walk mp The Kill
The i'rmen n!q 10 meet on the Square AI
eight o'clock Tor review and ibsnrc,ion
The fags oi the old regiments Nitkbe car
ried 10 the proeeseion aud The I,7an Ex
hibition, with no many CurloBilies ant
relicg rslallrg to the war, will be open fret
10 ell the old EOldiers that will come.
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France.

PARIS, May 2S.- Gambotta, speaking al
the banquet ut Cahoes to night, condemn
cd the attempts to create Gntogonism be
tween himself and President Grevy
whom he highly eulogi1ed. Abiding tc
the Constitution, he admitted that it ws'
not perfect and would have to be perfect
cd in Democratic sense, but be warned
against doing this hEstily. lie cited pre-
cautions taken by Americans in this re
spect, and urged tho necessity Of waiting
until oil Institutions had, astrOnOmiCally
completed their revolutions.
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POWDER ExpLOsION.
Two Lives Lost and II Number Of SERIOUS
IMlmIlnA IIAnNFIeh

Two Lives Lost and u Number or SERIOUS
InJuIIeA Reported
MACuNdlE, Penn, May ga singular
accident occurred at this place TO day. A
number Of men were engaged in blasting
in the slack oil the MRCungie Iron Com
panys furnace WHOM 8 premature explo.
sion took place, burning two man fatally
In the lace aud breast, named W. Deiburl
and +. Mclaughlin, and iniuring half a
dczen moro. Mclaughlin Is the bosa at
the mine. Deiberl, at the time OF the ex.
plosion had an iron key Ot powder undGr
his arm. The key SaB blown to atoms
The force OF the explosion was terrific, and
was heard at the distance Of seyGral miles.
Almost every article OF ClOthing WAS torn
from Deib0rl's person, and tho body pre-
scented horrible appearance. Both Of
tie men leave famIicG. Deibsrl il about
twenty years OF age, and Mclaughlin n forty
years old. The latter has q large family,
some seven Or eight children, all under
tweve years Of age. The occurrence Of
this accident has oCGSs0nDl much excite
ment In this region, as a new AIne in.
BpsCtOr has Just gone on duty, and II 10
claimed that had proper pFccRntiOn been
exercised, the explosion wonld not haze
taken place. The engine.hoisc, where
the explOsiJ. i occurred, Ia q macs Of ruins.
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CHATTANOOGA, May 2S.-The boiler Of q
Nashville & Chattanooga locomotive ex'
ploded to-day. Tho fireman, Chss. Han.
deman, was blown fifty yards and laBtnnt.
ly killed, The engineer had just stepped
behind the tender and escaped. A piece
OF IRON weighing nine pounds was thrown
bali a mile aud struck J. 9. Finch, car in.
speCtor Of the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia Railroad, causing instant
death. One piece Of iron weighing 200
pounds passed through two cars and then
knocked down the corner OF q house.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., May 9S.-The Of.
hcqrs Of the National Board Of Health
and Of the Marine Hospital service, have
been examining reports received by them
from al! points where yellow fever Ia like:
~ to originate or oCuht. The reports all
Inspire the Board with confidence that
there will not bn any yellow fever In the
United States this year,
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NIuILINIIu PLOr

To Blow Up the IIIInOIH state UnIVeTSiIJ
"A Combination Of Kerosene, DHTmInU
Candles aud Powder.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, May 2S,-A dendish
plot was discovered here last night, sOrI
OF Nihiisic scheme to destroy one Of the
large buiIIings OF the State University
known as the Dormitory building, Some
out sheds were fred near midnight, from
which the window shutters Of tho base.
ment Of the large bnilding caught FIRE, On
breaking into the building u CupuingIy
devised box was iORnd filled with shaw
ings, pihe wood and cotton, all saturated
with kerosene; also, jar Of iuhNmmNbIe
fluid and two burning candles surrounded
with fuses leading 10 powder, all just
ready TO 90 of, It's alleged by some to
be the work OF students, and Ia connected
in some way with a quarrel between tho
senior and lower classes. DR.. Peabody,
Regent of the University, Eaya it was not
students, but plan deViaed by robbers 10
get the people away and then blow up tho
hlrk
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Robbcr, nIllea whIIe Ns.IstLnr Al

Robbers Allied white Resisting Arrest
GALVESTON, May 2s.-The Pots New
BpunRlel's special says: Two robberS
named Milton ard King, alias Robertson
we're killed 10 day while resisting arrest
the latter by Deputy u. s. Marshal Mar
lin, and the lormgr by Martins twelve
vhaf.old 1op,
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LOSDoS, oSr, May 2s.-1nquiry into
The circumstances attending the founder.
ing Of the steamer Victoria has oorn.
inenreh, The evidence so far is conflicting,
but reflects In A most damaging manner
on the management Of the steamer.
The number known 10 be saved is l04
The inquest has been postponed until
Wednesday next
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PrrSBuRoH, May 9S.-This afternoon o
riot Of considerable proportions occurred
at a picnic given at Linden Grove by the
Mouldets' Union, About fifty persons
we're engaged Ia Lhe melee, and knives,
pistols and other Weapons we're used free,
iy. During the fight man named John
Carey was fatally stabbed In the breast by
Dan Wagner, q notorious character. The
injured man was removed to his home,
where bis wounds we're examined by a
physician, gh9 pronounced them fatal
Wagner Ia still at liberty.
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RoNE, May 2S.-The new cabinet has
been definitely formed by Deptetis, as
follows: Dspretis, President Of Council
and Minister Of Interior; ManCini, Foreign
Affaits; Msgliani, Finance; HinSrdeli,
Justicei BACcarini, Public Works. BsCe'
letsi, instruction; Berti, Agriculture; Fer
rero, Wat; Vice Admiral Action, Marine
This Ministry does not represent the union
Of the entire Left and will encounter con
siderable opposition,
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GALVESTON, TEX, May 2O.-The Calves.
ton & Pacific Narrow Gauge Railroad
Company have organized a route Of road
from Galveston 10 Victoria, San Antona
and Oamerago.
The News special from New Mexico an.
nounces the killing OF James Bell, a
former resident Of Dallas, while In charHe
Of prisoner.
VERA ORuz, May 20-General Grant
and party sailed, last Dight, on the City Of
Merida for New Orleans.
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DEOoR1i1oN DAY.
observed by the EA.COntCCieraies o.
In1RiAnA Yesterday.

observed by the EA.Coht htCderates Of
louisiana Yesterday.
NEW ORLEANS, May 29,-The graves al
Chalmett we're decorated IosdAy Under
the auspices Of the Association Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic. g. A.
Beckwith delivered an Grafton. The
flower offerings were contributed by the
Ladies' Benevolent Monumental ASsoCia
tion Of Louisiana. The Confederate As
soCiations oil the Army Of the Tennessee
and The Army Of Northern vifginia; the
Louisiana, New Orleans, and Washington
Artillery Uompsniea and the Oontinenta
Guard and Mexican Veterans we're pres
ent. The attendance was large.
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STATUE TO L,NCOLN
,orAted Rt Prospect iPATE, BrOOLIyn,
vaatna.taS

Decorated nj Prospect it'AFh, Brooklyn,
Yesterday.
New YORK, May 29.-The Lincoln
statue, near the main entrance 10 Prospect
Park, brooklyn, was DECORATED sttetuoon
in the presence Of 5000 people. Congress.
mon Hyatt Smith and Professor Gteener
made addresses and the children Of the
public schools sang "The Star Spangled
Bsnpsr," and "Anerica" Several Grand
Army Posts held memorial services In
churches In Brooklyn. In the evening
Rev. DR.. Edward N. Clynn delyered the
pfslion In Cavalry [CatholiCl Oemstery,
where there was an immense throng ol
people,
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VIRGINIA CRY, Mon, May 2S.-John
Douglass was hanged near hore yesterday
for the murder Of Alice carp, from Whar.
ton, Ohio, on March 25lh. The murdered
woman came here about two years ago and
located a claim, but Douglass was 30 per.
Bstent In his attentions to her that she
decided to return East. She had entered
the stage for that purpose when Douglass
rode mp and shot her. The murderer was
indicted, tried, convicted and sentenced
withintwo weeks Of his crime.
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srEURENViLLE COnvENrIoS.
Nominations for cOunty ChjCsS-shoOt.
Ing RCrnpr.

ETBVNENVTILhI MHy sUI
special D!spa'ch to tho lhte!lIgsnccr.
At the Republican primary election
held yesterday In this county, the follow
ing candidates received the nomination
Representative, Robert Love; Probate
Judge, ". V. B. Ctoskey; Sheriff, b. II.
Sharp CLERK, 7. b. Coul'et; Treasurer
s. B. CAnlpbell; Prosecuting Attorney
John NJ. Cook Commissioner, AHos Par
son.
Larry Boutwell, shot at Policeman Me
Eney about seven o'clock, the ball glaa
ing bis right temple. Boutwell, Is a noted
character.
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A CoMPosIroRn CRImE,
lie Kills His wife aud then Ends HI
own WoFIhleRH RxIHt0noe.

lie Kills His wife aud then Ends His
own Worthless Existence.
New YoRx, May 29.-Edward Dezendorf,
Compositor, living with his wife, mother,
sister aud brother at No 1874 Prince street,
Brooklyn, today shot his wife, inaicting O
mortal wound, and then killed himself. II
seems that Dezendorf has been drinking
much Of late and had frequent QuarrelG
with his vile. This morning he arose in
a bad humor, and after quarreling with
his wife, went out and did not return until
the afternoon. lie entered the basement,
whsro his wife and sister were talking,
and pacing the door moodily few times
he asked his vile to step up stairs, as ho
had something to say TO her. As they
went up to the psrlor the sister went into
the kitchen. The husband and wife
renewed their quarrel, and the sia.
ter occasionally heard the wife tap.
ping on the floor with her foot.
Soon after, she heard a pistol shot, fol.
lowed by heavy fall upon tho floor; she
ran up stairs screaming and calling 10 her
brother. The paflor door was locked, and
she ran to tho back stoop and looked In at
the window. AT that momeut abe saw
her brother raise pistol 10 his breast and
FIRE. The screaming Of the girl brought
her mother to the spot, but they were IN.
able to get into the room until an officer
living in the rear, oif duty, scaled the
fence and broke open the door. Dezen.
dori and wife were both lying on the floor
In pool of blood. He gasped few times
and expired. Mrs Dezendorf was unCon.
sCious, and bleeding profusey from q
wound Just over her left breast. The ply.
sicians are Of the opinion she couldn't
long survive. The murdered woman and
suicide leave three children.
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Postal Regulation.

WAsnISGToN, May 9S.--During Post.
master General Keys term, he received
from . friend in Tennessee complaint
that some information written on a postal
card by himself and addressed to his
attorney, in u suit then pending, had been
read by the postmaster Of the town in
which his attorney lived, and by him
communicated to his opponent, and that
iu consequence thereof he lost hls case.
Postmaster General Key, inCenHed at
this occurrence, promulgated regulation
forbidding all persona employed in the
Postal service from reading the contents
Of postal cards. This regulation Ia still in
force. The law presCribes penalty Of not
less than 500 and not more than 81 900
for each case Of disobedienCe TO tho
departmental regulations. The postal
official who read the postal card sent by
Carmichael, OF Virginia, 10 Senator Vance
IN. C.) asking for a copy Of his speech ION
that damn dog Moh0ne" seelns to have
rendered himself liable 10 the penalty
referred to. Counsel for Carmichael, ex.
Representative Eppa Hunton, was not
smart enough to think OF this until the
trial WAS over. Carmichael is son.in'law
Of Representative ]. Randolph Tucker, OF
Virginia.
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DESSIsoS, Tx, May 2S.-psrtios favor.
Ing the opening OF the Indian Territory
to settlement have succeeded in securing
home organ, by the purchase Of hall
interest In the Herald NsWS OF this city.
Dr.. X. II. Saunders, who has until short
time since had charge Of tho Orphans
Home School in the UhiCkGsnw Nation,
WAS the purchaser.
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MoNrREAL, CAN, May 2S.--The reduC.
ton Of The tolls on tho canals has already
largely increased the trfde via the 81.
Lawrence to the west Large quantities
Of gooda from ElroUe to Chjcpgl formerly
shipped via New York, ero now coming
tltu
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GETrYsaURa, Pa, May GA telegram
has been received from the Secretary OIL
State saying the condition Of Mrs. Garfield
though hopeful and promising, Ia still
sufficiently serious TO prevent the piesi
dent from leaving Washington 10 attend
the celebration at the battlefield here.
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WAsnlSaroS, May 2S.-John @. Thomp'
son tolcgraphed to-day that he would
leave Columbus al once for this city, Il
ascertain, II possible, who SlarteG what ht
calls the "outrageons Bllndef on HIM
about his accounts with members ol Con
nyaus