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They Were There, All the sams.

LONDON, June 6-The Times correspond.
ent at Paris says Nibiliss communique
has been issued which states that while the
whole force Of the Russian Government
and its most intelligent spies were concern
trated at Moscow during the coronation
festivities, the Nihillsts took advantage to
spread the doctrines and enroll supporters
in St. Petersburg and other centsrs and
says the strength OF the party in St Peters
burg is greatly increasing, and asserts that
there were at the coronation officials
and others under order Of the Mill
lists near enough to the CE4r to have struck
him on the brow il the word had been
given. It was even feared that some too
jealous partszan might throw q grenade at
the Car. ..
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The Marriage Of n is. Edlth FI,h.

NEw YoRK, June 6-rhis afternoon
Miss Edith Fish, daughter Of Mr.. Hamil-
ton Fish, and the last Of Nellie Grants
bridesmaids, was married to Mr.. Hugh
Oliver Northcote, SON OF sirstatford North
cote, Of Devonshire, England, and for q
long period resident English Minister at
Washington: The ceremony took place in
the picturesque little Protestant Episcopal
Church of St. Philip in the Highlands,
near Garrison's station on the Hudson
river and was performed by the Rev.
Walter Thompson, the rector of the church.
The couple will this evening depart on a
short wedding trip previous to their de-
parture from this country. -
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flui1llt{, I 1Qps LINIOElbyt 4IsSS
The Republican party feel encouraged in
this Gibraltar OF Democracy" The fight
for the State lies here. The Democrats ac.
knowledge aud boast that their majority
must be looked for from it. After fair,
square fzht tue party, under Judge Browns
leadership, and with q truce between fac.
tions has shown what it eau do down here.
At the next election they want Republi-
cans in TIE other districts to help them, as
the Democratic party at large will help
their friends TO hold this Gibraltar, which
Is not in the mes. secure condition. An
organization, not only in name hut in fact,
Is 10 be made as soon as the effects oil the
late battle have worn of; factions are to be
hushed, and peace and harmony are to
reign. They feel that they have taken
advanced ground and hope at the
next general attack to capture the
works. In the mean time this reassess::
ment will be working out for the best, and
they say to the Republicans Of the State
with your help we'll make a clean sweep
in lSS4. ]. L.. S.
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BosroS, June Ga statement made on
the best authority says the original draft OF
the Tewksbury appropriation bill, in rela.
ton to which Governor Butler sest spe-
cial message to the House yesterday, has
been lost or stolen from the Governors
room and can not be found. The bill
would have been law because Of the ex-
piration OF the legal limit in which the
Governor mus. sign or veto bills but for
this episode. A new bill must now be
framed and passed, and as the Governor
will not approve it further delay OF ten
days at leas; will be occasioned before the
employees salaries and bills, no" being
overdue, can be paid.
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A SPLENDID dow Of natural gas at Wells
burg, and antoher opposite at Brilliant; Mr..
Reymannis we'll in successful operation in
Wheeling, good volume struck yesterday
across the river at Martins Ferry, and that
at less than three hundred teet-it begins
TO look as though we are in the gas belt
II this be true, as we shall presently see,
what is to be the effect on the industrial
progress OF Wheeling and vicinity? The
cost etboring a well is soIamall that it will
not enter into the problem. Piping is
another small item, and the cost Of opera
ting is next to nothing. Cheap coal has
given US the industries we have-what will
the cheaper gas fuel do for us2 OF course
We must strike our gas before we burn it,
but "a far as the experiments have gone
there is unhroksu success.
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ST. PETERSBURG, June 6.-Pamphlets have
been distributed throughout the city, in
which is reproduced the programme for
seltgoverrment claimed by the Moderate
party. The strong government, in which
the Emperor shall hold the power and his
subjects meet him with loving confidence,
can advance towards solution OF the
greatest Of problems. Such government
only can deal with the work Of completely
Organizing the cnuntrv.
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JUDGE POR.KER.
4 Brief sketch OF the Distinguished
soldier, Citizen and Jurist.

4 Brief sketch OF the Distinguished
soldier. Citizen and Jurisi.
Joseph B. Foraker, the Republican nom.
inee for Governor Of Ohio, was born in
Highland county, Ohio, July 5, 1916. He
worked on farm during his boyhood, and
on July Il, 1862, he enlisted as private in
Company A, Eigtty.niuth Ohio Intautry.
He served in the field with the Army Of
the Cumberland until the close Of the Re-
bellion. The war ended, the gallant young
citizen soldier entered Salem Academy,
Ross county, Ohio.
In the fall OF 1885 he entered the Ohio
Wesleyan University at Delaware, as a
freshmau. He remained there two years,
when he entered Cornell University, and
in 1869 he graduated. In the fall Of the
same year he was admitted to practice at
the Hamilton county bar. In April 1879
he was elected to the Supreme Court OF
Cincinnati, defeating. the then incumbent,
Hon. Alfred Yaple. After being on the
bench for three years he resigned on &C.
count Of i'll health. He has, however, long
since recovered and he is now enjoying
perfect health. In 1870 Captain Foraker
married Miss Julia A. 2. Blndy, daugh.
ter OF the well known ex.Congressman.
Judge Foraker is exceedingly popular with
all classes and he has q high standing
among his professional brethren. His law
partners are Messrs L. G. Black, n. Rock.
hold and ]. A. Foraker. He is liberal in
his views, but at the same time he bas
been an advocate OF law and order. While
he does not believe in sumptuary leeisla.
lation, he'cordially supports the Repuoll-
can doctrine Of the just taxation OF the
liquor trstfic in opposition both TO prohi-
bition and to the free trade OF the past
thirty years. He is a respected member Of
the Methodist Episcopal church.
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to put his revolver up and he would take
Wilson of, which he did, after Siedel had
thrown the weapon TO one side. Mr., siedel
then ordered Wilson out OF the room and
he and his attorney took their departure.
While the men were struggling on the floor
he tried to bite Siedel's fingers, and was
severely hammered in consequence. stedel
was not much Aurt, few scratches on the
forehead and q trihing bruise under one
eye being the only marks OF injury.
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GRAND RAmps, MNH., June 6.-George
Bentley, isuitor Of the First Nstioual Bank
here for twenty years, and also Of the
Fourth National for several years past, stole
Sl5, goo in coin which had been cartlessly
left on the vault Of tie latter bank, and
was arrested this morning with the money
in his possession. He confessed to having
seCreted the remainder in the cellar Of the
First National Bank.
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PrrrsBuRsH, June 6.-Great indignation
is felt among business men here over the
false reports telegraphed hence concerning
q panic caused by the failure Of certain
large iron houses named therein These
telegrams were known to have been sent
by oil brokers, and the Pittsburgh Oil
Exchange held meeting this afternoon
and severely denounced the authors Of the
outrsge and disClAimsd all responsibility
hesetoE.
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LOUISVILLE, June 6.-The body Of a
young woman was found floating in the
Ohio river yesterday at West Point, twenty
miles below this city. An inquest held by
an ignorant county magistrate developed
nothing beyond the fact that the woman
was dead. Reporters for the press Of this
city afterward examined the body and
found fracture at the base OF the skull
which caused death. The body was in
such an advanced state OF decomposition
as TO be beyond Identification. The corpse
had an unusually heavy suit Of black hair,
and was dressed fairly.
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EEw YoRK, June e.-The Methodist
Book Concern of this city, publishing a
volume known as "The Peoples Encyclo-
pedia Of Universal knowledge" on the
llth Of March made an agreement with
Jas. Baker to act as agent in introducing
the work. He Immediately proccedtd d 10
do 30, but he afterwards received notice
that the contract had been resc!nded. He
has brought suit in the Kings County su.
preme Court for 500. 600 for violation Of
contract, and the case is now on trial in
BROOKLYN.
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and then arose to 20 through the same pro-
gramme. Day and night from the time Of
her death until about the middle Of April
these strange actions were kept up. At
about that time Ar. Brewers health broke
down, and he agreed to the removal Of the
remains to vanlt to be constructed on his
own premises and easily accessible, so that
he might still hold communion with his
dead child: It is in this vault, just COM
pleted, that the girls long, unburied re-
mains were Yesterday placed. The cere-
monies were simple and private.
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Fl. WAYNE, Ixp, June 6-Cablegrams
received here show that Rev. Julian Bsnert,
Vicar General of the Roman Catholic do
cese of Fort Wayne, has been named Mon
seigneur and appointed prelate Of the
Papal household at Rome. Father Benert
came from France as a missionary forty
years ago, and Is the seventh priest in the
United States upon whom the honor has
haan confarrad
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Is six years, under its present manage
mezt, the Philadelphia Record has in
creased its circulation from $500 to over
10000. The Record is cheap and good
the largest and cheapest one cent news
paper in this land OF good and cheap news
papers. This marvellous success is due to
intelligent methods and fair dealing with
the public. Philadelphia journalism has
made great strides in ten years, but the
next decade will show greater.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The @ lAkers in Ereland distributed in
CouR,y Donegal 30 tons Of seed potatoes,
thus relieving the distress Of 5000 families
in that county.
It is declared that the riots in St. Peters.
burg during the Coronation were merely
the drunken excesses oil the lower classes,
which are openly licensed on such occa.
sions.
The Belgian Government has intro
duced in the Chamber Of Representatives
a reform bill making complete cour.e Of
primary education minimum Qualitca-
tion for occurring the right Of franchise.
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CbIcngo BrleLIs, er.' strife Ended.

CHICAGO, June 6,-six hundred union
bricklayers had a session las: night, and
after long discussion, it was decided the
men could 90 to work wherever they
choose at four dollars per day, provided
they refuse to work under non union fore.
men. This practically ends the strike. and
Il Ia REGARDED as a collapse OF the onion.
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Special Dtpaith % ut IaicllQeaeer.
PARxERsBuRo, W. VA, June 6.-E. P.
Goodwin, train dispatcher Of the Chesa,
peake & Ohio Railroad, at Huntington,
was married this evening to Miss Beulah
Maddox, of this city. The wedding
was very quiet, none but the immediate
relatives being present. The couple were
the recipients OF numerous and costly
presents. They left on short bridal tour
South. Their future home will be at Hunt
ington.
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Dr. Pierce, Batfalo, y. Y: Dear sir-Your
Golden Medical Discovery" and "PurSAtiys
Pellets" have cured my daughter OF scrotu.
lOuS SWellingI and Open Sores about the
Ne k; and your "FAvorite Prescription" has
accomplished VOL derA in restoring to health
my wife who had hNsn kedtast for eight
months from Female Weakness. lam with
grateful feelings, yours truly, T. II. LoAG,
Galveston, Texas WAy
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WooSsocKEr, 4. l., June 6.-James
Dolon, pardoned by Governor Butler, Of
Massachusetts, on the plea that he was in
"a diving condition." was arrested this
morning for breaking and entering a
liqnor saloon. A dozen burglaries and
assaults Of late led the police to
believe that Dolan was the leader Of the
uapU
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Ais.r prtr,n mamma

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, June 6.-Mlle. Marie
Lilta, prima donna, who was brought home
here yesterday, from Michigan, in critical
condition, is no better tonight. She is very
dSngeropsly III, her malady being nervous
prosIation, rheumatic trouble, and Is
threatened With eeIebso spinal meningitis,
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Mr. HExDRlcxs insists that he didn't
know he was being interviewed. The in
,erviewer protests that there was no breach
o! confidence. And Mr.. Hendricks is still
solid for the "old ticket" Hisproud spirit
vas not broken by the publication Of the
intsruiaw
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Cardinal ncCIo.k,,. Health.

New YoRx, June 6-The report that
Cardinal McCloeky is seriously Ill is pro-
aounced by Vicar General Quinn wholly
without foundation. The Cardinals health,
he says, is as good as usual, and except for
ieebIeness attendant upon his increasing
years he will be able to perform all his
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BISHOP ELDER, OF Cincinnati, admonishes
Catholics that there must be no round
dancing at any time, and no dancing Of
any kind alter dark" at picnics or other
public places. Ifthe Bishop is wrong his
error is on the side Of good morals.
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wrary two days two deaths have re.
suited from rat poison taken with suicidal
intent /. is worth considering whether
deadly poisous ought to be sold indis-
criminateIy because they come under the
,,nnr;e,ory head,
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SESAroR SHERMAN can do his State and
his country better service in the Senate,
where there is greater scope for his sa
gscity and experience. But this will not
prevent his helping to make vigorous
campaign for the State ticket.
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GOOD way to keep cool is to get mad
,.;,b N. man who frets over what can't be
helped. For second choice turn the family
-. - r,ssm freezer for hall an hour before
II ,,aaI
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TgrGovernor Of Pennsylvania is bound
to have reapportionment bill passed,
and 50 he tries bis hand at an extra session.
Rnt suppose the Legislature continues to
hil m asree-what then?
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Tur Republicans OF Ohio, the State OF
u,v.s and Garfield, give the administra-
,ion Of President Arthur cordial endorse.
msnt. ANY Republican can do this with
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BosroS, June ga cable dispatch from
London says: General Hicks has just
gained a great victory in soudan over
5000 Arabs, killing 500. The Arabs fought
as braveIy as sacred knights, but their
spears were useless against shells and
cannon. General Hicks loss was two
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At PhiladeIphia-De,roit, 1; Philadel.
phia, 20.
At East Saginaw-Peoria, /; East Sagi.
nav, 3.
MISUNDERSTANDING, At l; LOUISE s.
Notwithstanding 8; Providence, IL.
At Camden-Merritts, Is; Columbus, S.
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CHICAGO, June ga Waverly special
says: The Barber boys were captured last
night while eating their supper in house
about six miles south OF Tripoli, Ia, after
desperate fght, in which the BARRIERS
shot and severely wounded four men, two
OF whom are mortally hurt
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Tar Impeachment OF the Chief of Police
NJ Erie is another reminder that police
Saoartment has opportunities, asd some
1oIicsmep are human. Lsw.brokers often
or.bid well.disposed taxpayers.
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that for pare, sweet Bread. Rolls and Hot
Cakes use Vienna ltormsri5 PheaIxl
Pressed Yeast ItiS always ready and never
fails ALI dst class grOceIs and bakers keen
It White Label" None othsu gsnnins.
hXGl
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ro,x c, BRowS, OF steubenville, will
'Sa 'Ua poOd run and good State Treas
. n. The leg that he hasn't got won't be
:, the EAv.
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on,o .ounds clear and ringing tariff
.,a This is the tist Republican reply to
NV IY, Lodging revenue plank of the Democ-
~, ~ IN the State Of Henry Watterson.
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,,,,.,rT 1.lzEL1 was heard from, and II
t" ,, !. had dish be had to set before the
.orrpntion.
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tration to increase State taxation attests
the wisdom, care and economy Of the I'D.
ministration OF Governor Foster, and is an
assurance to the people OF the State that
their best interests are TO be subserved by
the continuance OF the Republican party in
uoWer
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p,,.ox "A a blow for Irish liberty is even
". ,bsn dynamite. But perhaps the
W., wv, .,orv is campaign slander.
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tn, Ohio Republicans have the courage
:, ,bsi, convictions. There was 40 back
:. 9.rr , when they got to Columbus.
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,,oo,I ticket fellow Republicans oil
~. w. ,,s the IxrE1LGEScEE is going to
vl',, % IN lis mite to help elect it.
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NOTES.

Governor Jackson is reported to have
said in this city recently, after reading the
structures OF a rural exchange, that the per-
tinacity with which he was attacked was
remarkable, and If half were believed, by
the end OF his administration even decent
dog would shun him.
Reports from Petroleum are to the effect
that new oil wells are being found. Land
is advancing in price and immigration is
increasing.
Prof. sraus OF the High School, will
spend part OF his vacation here.
It ia not expected that any msterial
changes will be made in the corps Of public
school teachers as 1t is now constituted.
One OF the distinguishing features OF this
city is the unanimity with which people
allow their hogs to run the streets. Que
cannot walk half square without seeing
from two to half score Of the nasty thirgs
roofing about. QuELP.
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THE TICKET COMPLETED.

The ticket was completed as folIowt:
Lieutenant Governor, wm. G. Rose, of
Cleveland. Supreme Judge, long term,
w. H. Upson, of Akron, present in.
cumbent; Supreme Judge vacancy and
long term, John Fl. Doyle, Of Toledo,
present incumbent, both by reclamation.
CLERK of the Supreme Court, Dwight
Crowell, OF Ashtabnla county, the present
incumbent, by acclamation. Attorney
General, N. B. EaIuhArt, Of Miami county.
Auditor, John F. 0slevee, Of Clark county.
Treasurer, John G. Brown, Of Jefferson
county. Commissioner OF Common Schools,
D. F. DeWolie, OF Toledo. Member Of
Board Of Public Works, Leo Willz, Of Viii.
mington.
The State Central Committee was au-
thorized TO fll any vacancies that may
occur OF the ticket, and the convention
adjourned at go P. N.
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y.s,rKR ir.t and foremost! Fair field
md no iavoL.
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Chs gHtslIigE'tter.

=. a.. 70 spd n Fourteenth stree.:
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Controller Lawrence. Congratulations


telegram was sent this afternoon:
WASHINGTON, y. G., June 6.
Chairman Of the Republican STATE Committee,
Columbus, Ohio:
cordially congratulate the convention
of the people OF Ohio Ou the nomination Of
Judge Foraker. The Republicans Of Ohio
cannot be defeated two years in succession;
sober second thought will give us certain
victory. [Signed.1 WM LAWRENCE.
WASHINGTON, D. G, June g. 7
Hon. J. B. Foraker, ColumblLs, o.:
hereby congratulate You on your nomi'
nation aud will give my best energies III
the campaign 10 insure the success OF the
whole ticket. The Republican party in
Ohio Is and will be unit, solid and in.
.vincible for the candidates and the CAUSE" !"
[signed WX. LAWRENCE
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A gentleman who resides about nine
miles east of the city, to-day gave me the
particulars Of sad affair which occurred
in his neighborhood yesterday. A young
son Of James Shaw, small iarmer, was
riding horse to water when the animal
became frightened at some object and
threw the boy of, breaking his shoulder
and one leg. The horse in attempting to
jump fesce inpalsd itself on rail, in
juring itself SO badly that it had to be
killed. The msn's wife Is lying i'll with
lung fever, and altogether the family seems
10 be in hard luck.
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OHIO PULP MILLS.

I braved the heat this afternoon, and
went ~ to see the Ohio pulp mills, which
are situated on the Ohio river about one
mile above the city. There is no material
difference between the process in this mill
and that in the one described in your issue
OF Tuesday. The mill, however, is larger
and the output is ten tons per day. Owing 10
the superior quality OF the water from the
Ohio, and It's absolute freedom from olea.
ginous matter, it is claimed that the pulp
made at this mill is whittier than that Of
other similar mills. Buckeye wood is oC-
casionally used here. The manufacturers
OF wood pulp in this country are not, they
say, very greatly benefited by the tariff on
wood pulp. imported from other countries
for the reason that there is duty on soda
ash, which is one OF the important factors
in the manufacture OF pulp. 1sdeed the
manufacturers here would be willing 20
have the tariff taken off if the duty on soda
ash were removed. The old style paper
makers fight the pulp makers, because they
see in it formidable and in all probability
q successful rival. From what / am able
to learn after giving the matter as careful
study as nay limited time here affords, |
should say that the manufacture OF wood
pulp chemically prepared, is sure to be
success, and that manufacturers Of rag and
straw papers would do we'll to adopt its
use as fiux for rags and straw and thus
avoid forcing the pulp mill to make paper
as well as pulp, in which event the pulp
men would have the advantage.