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WELDING raw WIREs.
Western Union Company About 10 Prac.
IicAlIy DeVOuF Another RyHleua.


IicAIIy DeVOuF Another EysIeu,.
NRw YORK, May 1.-THE Tribune says:
The terms on which the Western Union
Company leases the Northwestern Com.
pAny have not been made known to the
public. The lease viii! be for ninety.nins
years, but until 1t shSll have been ratified
by the directors OF both companies, the
officers OF the Western Union decline 10
make known its conditions. The agree
ment has been signed by the Presidents Of
both companies, and there is said to be
no reasonable doubt that the contract
will be approved. In fact, the Board Of
Directors OF the Northwestern Company
authorized the President TO arrange such
an agreement before he started for New
York.
President Green, OF the Western Union
Company, declined yesterday TO make
public the terms OF the agreement. He
said the lease had not been approved, and
that until it was the public had no right
to know the terms Of the agreement, He
added: ut Is sufficient to say that the
lease has been agreed on by the officers OF
the two companies, and l believe 1t will
BIZ approved unless some OF our incipient
rivals should offer better terms"
1t Is reported that a new telegraph com.
pany was to be formed In another State
which would succeed to the property OF
the Western Union Company. Similar
Tumors were circulated about the time Of
the consolidation Of the Western Union,
American Union and Atlantic l. Pacific
Companies. The rumor now set ahoat Ia
to the effect that the headquarters OF the
new company will be ut Bayonne, which
ia the home OF the American Gable Com.
pany. DR.. Norvln Green, President Of
the Western Union Company, said yea.
'erday that he had heard nothing about
such company.
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New YoRx, May ia Talladega, Ala,
dispatch says: At a picnic held near there
a little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Toole
strayed away and was caught by burly
negro, who Choked her 10 death. lie
robbed her Of her jewelry and was in the
act Of throwing the body into the river
when detected by the father. The negro
was captured after despesate struggle and
hanged to a tree by the inluriatea men al
the picnic. The body was left hanging.
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warm Enoush For You.

LoUtsvlIIE, KY, May lS.-The temper
ature to-day reached a maximum Of OF
at the Signal Office, and o much higher
temperature has been observed in more
exposed places. This iB most extraordi
nary for 90 early In the season, no such
weather having been experienced here In
early May for years.
CiScISiArA, May 1S.-The temperature
continues high. The signal Service 70.
ports q maximum Of Oh this afternoon,
which is one degree higher than yestet'
day. Three cases OF sunstroke we're re-
ported 10 day. The sky ls clear, though
clouds and lightning were visible In the
north early 10 the evening.
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"The Oil Mans Drunk Again." and Con-
fined In nn English Asylum.


fined In an English Asylum.
New YoRK, May 13.-Cablegrams say
that ]. K. Emmett's condition excites
discussion. For the Gtst three or four
days after his arrival at the Washington
Temperance Hotel, he kept hard at work
preparing for his season at the Alexandra
Theatre. Then he became unsettled and
began 10 drink to excess Monday last
he was Ia cond ition that made II very
doubtful whether he could appear at all.
Th lessee Of the theatre and others man.
aged 10 get him Sobered sufficiently TO 90
through The performance. The next night
he was missing. That afternoon the pro.
ptietor Of the hotel visited Emmett In his
rooms and took with him Mr. X. T.
Booth, an American staying at the hotel.
Booth urged Emmett to reform. He showed
the benefits Of teetotalism, and reminded
him how, on one occasion, they both had
been drinking at Syracuse, N. Y, and he,
Booth, had afterwards reformed his evil
ways and beCame reunitedto his wife after
signing the pledge. ,
"1've done II thousand tines,' whined
Emmett,
All this time Emmett was Crying aud
throwing his arms about wildly. Seeing
nothing could be done with him Booth
Withdrew. On Wednesday Emmett was
worse, having procured more drink,
The manager Of the house finding reason.
Ing In vain sent a couple OF sturdy fellows
TO the hotel and by subtefiugs induced
Emmett 70 accompany them In o. cab Ia
the Workhouse hospital, where lie was
placed In the lunatic ward.
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Railroad Trains In Germany Operated
by ELECTRICITY.

Railroad Trains In GeTmhny Operated
by Electricity.
BERLIN, May .-Siemans 4 Holske, the
we'll known Berlin electricians, gave to.
day a public trial OF their new electric
railroad, which runs between LiChterielde
and CodsttenhRms, six miles from Berlin,
The trial was an entire success, The trial
was made in q simple tram car, with an
electric battery concealed between the
wheels, 1t was connected through the
rails on which 1t ran with the principal
battery at the station. The rails are
thirty:nine inches apart, and exactly re.
semble those Of al ordinary railroad, the
gauge being narrower. The greatest
speed attained was eighteen English miles
an hour. II necessary far greater speed
could be obtained, but this was not allow.
ed by the police authorities. The railroad
will be opened to the public on Monday
next.
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Big Lawsuit Against the Western Union
Telegraph Company,

NEw YoRK, May l3,-The trial sui
OF VIM. s. Williams against the telegraph
companies to rGatrain the issue ol SIS,
0OOO 900 capital stock to tho Western Union
Telegraph Company, was begun to-day be-
fore Judge Truax In the Superior Court
The counsel employed in the case are ex
judges Fullerton, Porter and Whitehead
A. ]. Vanderpoll, ex.SeCretary Of the
Treasury BriEtow, Everett p. Wheeler
and others. Jay Gould aud DR.. Green
were early In attendance and will be called
as witnesses. II is thought the trial will
occupy the attention Of the court for over
two weeks.
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TuE ISrILLIaGScER Is called on to de-
eide A bet involving 500, viz: as to
vb.hsr The present Czsr Of Russia is the
op or brother Of the lately assAGsinated
Clr. We ought to charge handsome
I,s on such large bet as this, to be paid
bylhs man who was fortunate enough to
u,Ser that the present Czar is the son oi
hsIS,s Car. lie Is the winner
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LlrrLE RCcx, May l3.-A BAlesvllle,
Ks, special says ". y. Marshall and
James Yotk, young men residing neaI
Town, got into a difficulty About a cotton
planter. Hard words passed, when York
stabbed Marshall in the shoulder. Smart.
Ing under the wound, ,;MArshall plunged a
knife into Yotk's side, killing him. Mar
shall gave himself up.
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PHILADELPHIA, May IS AT a meeting
Of the directors OF the Pittsburgh, Ciucin.
natl & St. Louis Railway Company the
following officers were elected: j. b.
Roberts, President; ]. N. Mccullough,
First Vice President; VIM. Thaw, Second
Thos. D. MesBler, Third and Comptroller
8. B. Leggett, Secretary; Stephen ".
White, Assistant Secretary; NJ. O. Spencer,
Treasurer,
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CHICAGO, May 8 From worthinston,
Iowa, Mr.. r. Keoho Just reported that I
storm In the afternoon lifted the barn oI
John pittman, containing elk horses, and
carried IL distance Of half a mile without
injury to the horses. Two barns belong
Ing 10 Z. Baker we're blown distance oI
two miles. No lives are reported lost.
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WAsntSGroN, May 13.-Thermometer
95 degrees. Pleasant bretzs.
NRw YORK, May 10 The thermometer
fell from OIL at 5 r. NJ yesterday 10 IS at 0
O'Clock this morning. Si1 deaths we're re-
ported at the bureau Of vital statistics, a.
having occurred from tho recent heat
To day is Delightfully."- cool and pleasant
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ruGCiy Council didn't evolve anything
orlmO,r,snce from It's inner conscious
,,s on the railroad question last night
4 y.,! amount Of supsrluouG talk was the
oDIy feature Of the occasion. The mem
b,n did wisely to refer the matter back tc
,bs Railroad Committee Tor some real In
l,rmAlion on Tho subject.
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rarRr we're 81 5O7,5OO Of 5 per cent
hand, received OF The National Treasury
yesterday, under the call Of the day pre-
,ion, for extension into three and hal
.,ceDt. Government IOur per cents ad
y,nced =, to MA. This is the highest figure
srS, known in this country for four pei
,.cI ssrnTily,
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stu Seriously Roads 10 the white
HOtihe HiOckhdet.

HOuHe bIOCHhuous
WASHINGTON, May 13.-MrS. Garfield
was reported 10 be some better this morn.
Ing, hut is suffering from the extreme
heat and from nertous proStfation. The
carriage road leading up TO the White
House haH been baffCRded against car.
fiages and an order given 10 the ushsrs
and messengers 10 preserve quiet about
the house.
This evening Mrs. Garfield is reported
considerably worse, and the Presidents
whole time Is spent at her bed.alde.
The lever has assumed q low typhoid
form, and mn Improvement cannot 30 ex.
ptc'Cd at present, DR.. Boynton, Of Uleve.
land, Ia In constant attendance az the FL.
eCutive Mansion. In conaultAtion with Dr..
popR ard Mira. ElAnn
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rDr imitation Of the currency goes on at
49, ,,,s Of over Sg0OOOOO per month in
,.r J.n,.ci,t.d silver, not counting silver GER
''tr,,e., .tr now amounting to SS5,OOO'OW,
"1i ,Dd mr. eola imporaIionS, and yet tho
c,.snb,ckes a.. are not happy. Weaver
Nil poss about the country like a roaring
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CiSctSSArt, o., May lS.-The Gas,iIt''
Somerset, KY, special states that the dog
Of Mt. Gastinesn, Of the eastern portion
Of the county, brought into bic yard last
evening the head Of man, which on ex'
animation WAS found 10 be the head ol a
stock dealer who disappeared mysierousIy
A.iew daIA" 10. lJ6tss4. ssst:'a .'ad not
Get In. The remainder Of the body has
not been found.
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Tux peopeo Of Marion county are con
sdenbly worked up over the vote mex
Tuesday as to whether the county shal
subscribe 100000 to the stock Of the pro
posed Monongahela Valley railroad. Al
showing the advantages Of railroad com
petition, the following statement is made
ln one Of the Fairmont papers:
l0Od at this: Freight from Pittsburgh
10 WheeIng-0B miles, cents per hun
died pounds; from Wheeling TO Fairmonl
rs miles 80 cents pOr hundred. Attht
former plaCo there In competition, at the
litter there Ia none; hence the difference
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A CAR for transportation oil live Gsh
constructed by order Of the United States
FIh Commissioner, by the Philadelphia
Wilmington X Baltimore Railroad Com
pluy, ariyelIn Baltimore recently. 1t II
furnished with patent refrigerators and
lMenInga twill be supplied with tanks
divided into compartments. The car viii
Dsupd by Prof. Baird !or the tran0porta
ton oI fsh for propagation to every sec
ton o. the country.
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ID, D,Deis are pokluy iru at JEFF Davis
, 'ps Ssv Orleans speech. They ask
'a'I, ~, ,bs Lord's sake to dry up on the
a,I Wv, G.nse. n, or 20 OF into some swamp by
LJt.nJ L1'.J howl to the pelicans. The
Ii /. xnary Of his CAB.
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oouSctt BLUFFS, May lS,-A special
message from Council Bluffs dated May
10th, statiDg that hundreds and thou.
sands Of cattle had died In Western Iowa
and Eastern Nebraska is ialBehood. A
few deaths have occurred among milch
cows irequenting the low bottom lands,
II is supposed from eating some poisonous
,ynaI
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THE State Sunday School Convention
d iwest Virginia is to be held ut Parkers
turH on May Slst and June lat and I'd.
Ex-Governor Stevenson will deliver the
address oil welcome to the delegates, and
Rev. Nj. BArni1, oI thisCity, will respond
Among those who will address the Con
rention on special subjects during the
three days proceedings we notice the
names Of Rev. ", 9. snodgraSs, Rev. O
l. Manchester, Rev. George Nestor ant
Rev. ". y. Thompson. Mr. Barnitz is Il
deliver an address on county organisa
iiOn.
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Renewals Of Five per Cents Pouring In

NEw YoRK, May 13.-The Posts Wash.
ington special says: Applications are
pouring into tho Treasury to-day from
holders Of the FIVE per cent bonds, who
want 10 change them to the new three
and a.halis. Secretary Window says there
Is every indication that reidnding will be
Immediately and successfully accom-.
nliahed,
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Tbs ss,, ArSIns, ssechsr.

BALttAoRE, May l9.-Ths attorney for
the Agricultural and Mechanical Society
OF Western Maryland has flled bis decls.
ration In the stit against Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, Ior bis failure to deliver
q lecture according 10 agreement, claiming
RtO nm damava.
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burgh or any other manufacturing centre
as soon "a the question oil cheap coke is
solved. The more ore aud coal opened
up to commerce the better for her. 1t
will cheaper both, We want to see every
part Of West Virginia opened up by rail-
roads, We have got out Of our swRddIing
clothes here, and all we SAX is fair show
in the competitive race,
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BurFA1o, N. y, May lS.-Ths Buffalo
Pipe Line Company have sold to the Rock
Civ Pipe Line Company all their real
estate in this city and Erie and Niagara
counties, together with the improvements
Of eli kinds, Consideration $4,000.
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A aWEEf rRto
TO Preath About aOnIee IirOkefs" and
L CFitieiSs Their Fellows.

I CfItIeiEs Their FeIioWA q
gsN 4:ss1,-MsS3as-eoAsSS,,! !eAa'Tsa
Forney, Of Philadelphia, leCtured tonight
before the Tammany Society in TAmmany
Hall, on "The Life and Services oi
Thomas Jefferson. "General D. E. sickleE
followed, and described the present Office
holders "A a set Of miserable Office. .btokels,
the only question sinCe the new admins
lFation being "a 10 whether Oonkling o.
Blaine was the bigger man, John Kelly
made the closing addEeas.
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CHlCAoo, May lS,-over four thousand
immigrants arrived here yesterday, and
most Of them will 60 to Western towns and
farms. This 10 the largest days arrival Of
immIgTanta on record here,
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executive session followed, during which
the following business was transaCted:
COMBINATIONS.
The Senate, after short discussion, con.
firmsd the nomination OF Daniel A. Par.
dee, to be United States Circuit Judge OF
the Fifth Judicial Circuit, and G, K, Gil.
mer, postmaster at Richmond, Va. Also
the following postmasters: ]. H. Fee,
Adrian, Mich; ]. U. Dickey, Marshall,
Kansas, and W. W, Lambert, Brackets.
vile, Texas,
Malachi Kiebes, Receiver oil Public
Moneys, BoyCe City, Idaho, Moses NJ,
Bane, Receiver OF Public Moneys, at Salt
Lake City, Utah.
The President sent O message to the Sen.
ate withdrawing the nomination Of Lewis
Wallace, Rs Charge dAfairs at Paraguay
and Uruguay, Rt his own request,
Efforts were made 10 secure q reconsid.
Grafton oil the confirmation OF Stanley
Matthews, but they failed.
The President nominated Charles Henry,
of Ohio, as United States Marshal of the
District OF Columbia. and Frederick Doug.
lass as Recorder Of Deeds Of the District
Of Columbia, vice George A. Sherman, re.
signed. The nominations were appro.
priately referred.
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HAR4ro RID, Cr., May lS.-The Trinity
College students have been dismissed
owing to the presence Of case Of Va.
Fioloid.
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LANCASTER, o., May ia big cooking
main took plaCk just outside Of the cor.
pofation limits last evening. II was the
largest and most exciting main i1t years:
Over Sl,50O changed hands, and 20 dead
cocks and as many crippled Terminated
the batbafoiis spoft.
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nn. nar 10 l,.l l,ld ntn 1.nnni.

CiScIESA1i, May l3-Isasc Cain last
night shot John SAverbeCk, his tenant, the
'.sssSl.A,sH8S&sg0 - balm. Savefbeck is
alive, but cannot recover. Cain wanted
him 10 vacate the premises, hence the
nhAtKhL
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v..,,.Ippl man puts it thus; "At the
.', ~'I .oIiclta,ion Of those to whom
a'ass' aonsy | have consented to become q
:" ',,Js,p for county treasurer"
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ERiS, Pa, May ls.-FAther Malonsy,
the exposed miracle worker, refuses to be
suppressed. He offets 10 wager 1900
that he can perform 4 miraculous cure In
the public square oi Etie"
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- n,,tures make lat cattle. Beef
tA' A, hs cheap and juicy these times
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MANCHESTER, W., May 1S.-william E.
Chandlst denies that he IL about TO with.
draw from the contest ior the Office Of
SoliCiiof GenetAl,
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THoRALD, oSr., May l3.-The atst
water vas lot ipto the new walIand canal
today,
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The answer to Vice President Keyser's
letter by the railroad committee OF the
City Of Wheeling will be RuxiOusly looked
for, The hour Of supreme opportunity
hiss now come to that enterprising city,
With the granted priviegos-to say the
least OF it-there is gain without them,
. moments reflection sees an irreparable
loss. It is very simple, financial ques.
tion, and no doubt II will be promptly and
favorably answered. ClayWIllC, Pa Senti
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sr. PETERSBURG, May l3.-Gsneral Nell.
koff, Commander at 81. Petersburg; Minis.
Ter OF Finance, Minister oi Public tnstitu.
tlons,and Minister ol Foreign Offices all
rendered their designations to the Enpe.
fof on Thursday,
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Vice President KeysOr'a letter is all well
enough in its way, ss presenting the B. &
0. al de Of the case, but it does not present
Wheeling's side OF 1t. The City Council
can be relied on to do the Ialr thing by the
railroad, but the "suprems opportunity"
must include both sides OF the case this
time, The coke question Is the supreme
consideration with Wheeling In this busi'
ness. All negotiations with the B. 4 y
for the rights oil way will turn on that
issue. This Is plain statement that may
as well bs made first as last. The people
Of Wheeling will not enthuse on the ex'
tension until they know just what the b.
& o. intends to do on the coke queation.
The short cut to their enthusiasm is a
guarantee oil equality with Pittsburgh.
There Is no other way oE enlistlng real
interest In tho project.
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Cts gntelIigEltfer-

.,-.., SOS. Is and n Fourteenth stree.
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NO PROGRESS
TOWARD AN AGHEEnEAF HEr nADE
NJ the RSpeblies4 senatorial Caueus-
Several Important COMBINATIONS
YesIOFdAy-PuliIe AIIOmpIa 10
RecOnsIdeF MaIIheWS' Case,

WAsHENoToS, May lS-Wheu the Sem
ate met to-day, 1t was resolved that when
1t adjourn 1t be TO meet on Monday. An
executive session followed, during which
the following business was transacted:
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TRADE TALK.
CONDITIOE or VARIOUS MARKErs
For the Closing Week-BrIsk business
man the Principal CIIIsB-Tho
Iron and Other OuIlOOks
Up ut Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May l9.-Businesa
was quiet and slow during the past week
with no material change from the week
preCsedIng.!sprng trade has fairly opened
but not Us satisfactorily "a manufacturers
and merchants had expected. However,
they are still hopeful ol the near future.
The iron market continues dull AMI un-
satisfactory for manufacturers, whs com.
plain Of low prices, The glass trade 10
fair for flint and lime glass, and dull and
unsettled for window glass. Factories OF
the latter class are preparing for the usu-
al summer suspension, Manufacturers
hope by cutting off the supply to increase
tho demand.
Petroleum was unusually dull, with no
particular cause assigned, The lowest 6g.
nra reached for United certificates was
7SI and the highest SIj, The market
closed easy to-day at sos; sales and re-
sales G000 900 barrels; shipments SAC, 900
barrels.
Coal trade quiet and active, the river
shipments for the week amounting to
3 200 600 bushels; railroad shipments /,
500, 900 bushels.
The live stock cattle market opened Ac-
tive and closed quiet at 25 TO 40 cents low
er, The feeling is not good. Receipts
5406 head through; 1912 local. Hogs
Ceipts 1890 head. Sheep quiet; prices
ranging from $3 rs to S. l5; receipts l5,-
400, decrease OF 1900 since last week.
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stored at KielT. The people who suffered
most are mechanics, small traders
and retired soldiers. There are 1900
destitute families at the barracks
The wife OF Governor Genera
Drenteen has formed q committee iol
their tbliei. Disturbances also occurred
at Boyarkia and VasilkoG, The mob
threw stones at the train bearing Jewish
refugees, and tho engineer declined Ia
proceed, fearing the train would be upset
Reini0rcementB Of infantry and dragoOna
have arrived in the disturbed dlstriCtH,
Most OF the necessaries Of lie have risen
To high price,