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Government Parohass.

BERLIN, June l5,-The government has
resolved to purchase six railways, includ.
the upper Selesian & Berlin and Hamburg
roads; estimated cost, s25. 900 marks, in
cluding the Berlin 4 Hamburg road, for
which special arrangements will be made,
The possession or these roads will enable
the government to control the system Of
railways In the kingdom.
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hrkINNEY,

Another villain-Citissns and Oniosrs In
Pursuit.
MCKINNEY, juno i5.-ISpeoial. IA das.
lardly attempt was made Wednesday TO
outrage Q daughter Of Payson y. FARRELL,
residing In the western portion Of this
county. Citizens and oficers are In hot
pursuit Of the villain and should the former
capture him Judge Lynch will preside.
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This evening Charles Cheeseb borough, a
young man between seventeen and eiRh teen
years old while bathing In the Gulf, oif the
ladies hath house at foot Of Centre g.. rot
In suck-hole and Was nearly drowned 6e.
fore he could be rescued. When brought 70
the beach he. was in lifslsss condition, but
By active and intelligent efforts upon thc
part VI the reecusrs he was restored 70 COZ.
eciousnsss and ssnt 10 bic mother's ~.
dsncs, on Twenty. second strool, betvSsu
avsnuse K and L. A lady end two chil.
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ATTRACTIVE FEATURES
SERGE SILK PARkSOLS,

Solid Frame aud Natural Stick, large sizes, at
o.. .25. were 81 rs.
Serge Silk Parasols, better quality assorted
fancy haudle', ats, These have previously
sold at S. Is to g. 70.
A superior quality of Srege silk Parasols.
Bamboo Sticks that were sold at So, are now g.,
Extra Fine Celluloid AM Carved Ivory Han.
dies, on fine Serge silk parasol, 20 inch at
s22 % inch, ESQ; 2i.inch, S2.75 These we're
IS &, SS rs and "a.
A line of dou le.faced Sun Umbrellas, fine
quality Paragon frames, at 81: were IS.
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PARIS, June 15.-Admiral Pierre, COM
mander Of the French feet at Madagascar
in his report Of the Bombardment Of Ma.
junga, May 10th, says he demanded the
surrender Of the place, but received an eva
sive reply. Five vessels opended a fire on
the town and the three ports mounting
thirty guns, were quickly silenced, The
lower quarter OF the town was destroye6.
but the French factory and most ofthe ANN
milton houses escaped injury. The aarri.
son OF 700 men retrcated. Tho French
town are collecting custom, 80
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CLEBURNE,
FOND Father--siok-personsl.

Hvhu
CLRpuRSr, June l5.--[speolal. .l.-Mr.
Yeager, associale-editor Of the Cleburne
Chronicle, lisa fond father Of recently.
arrived nine.poun boy,
Rev. II. o. Todd, Congregatio ion alist,
breaches st the opera house Sunday.
Mr.. James Graham, Of Graham h Lewis,
insurance Y a gents, is lying sick with mala.
niss n Stone. an accomplished young
lady and lighter Of Colonel d. O. btone,
OF thi! OF y visiting homo after three
Xears' OF Nst school In Raleigh, North
Carolina
= "a for Time.
NAN The csss Of Albsr,
Nile q 70 hanged here to-day,
cTi?:h7 Nm NJ NJ II ssll@s court %, and 40 Do
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John Bright.

LONDON, June 15.-John Bright. respond
ing to the speech Of Granville, at . banquet
Of the former at Birmingham, last night :
dwelt on the necessity Of extending The
freedom Of trade aud franchise and tie re.
distribution Of the seats In the
commons. Referring to India, he aid
he hoped the Marquis of Ripon viceroy
would be supported In carrying out The
policy OF wisdom and justice. He reproyed
the course Of the obstruotionists In the com.
mons, whom, he said, were allied with the
Irish party and were doing their utmost to
make 1t impossible for the house 10 do any
work,
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MILWAUKEE,, June l5.-A Hhsboys,n
Michigan, Dispatch sayG The trsmr n.
rested for rsvishing Nsttis Lvon ~ n.
tackled By crowd Who stfSm XVI n ~ u.
him, but ALLIED and ihe priSonsr ~ SssS1
lodged In jail. NV
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Sale of afaansra.

QuEBEcK, June 5.-It isrumored that thu
Allen Steamship company are TO sell their
steamers 10 SENEGAL for 81, 900.
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Races.

LONDON, June 15.-Atthe Hampton sum.
mer meeting to-day at Bushy Park, the
selling Of Walter handicaps was won by
Lady Macbeth; Spring Gun, eeoond:
Keene's Bookmaker, third. Ten stsrters.
The betting was against Lady Macbeth tai
to three and three to one against Boolt-
maker. Lady Macbeth won Ia canter by
three lengths.
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Views Of the Press On The Sentences Of
the Dynamite Ceasplraters.
The German Gevsrnne.t Scoops h SIX
Railroads
At an Estimated Csst Of $sss, 900, 900
Francs.
Particulars Of the Terms Of the Peru.
Gillian Treaty.
Lady Macbeth Rakes In Tie Shekels for
Her Backers.
Other Important and Interesting News.
Rsslxnsd To Contsss.

DUBLIN, June l6.-Hsaly will resign his
seat in the commons for Wexford, and will
contest on the election In County Mona
CHAN for home ruler.
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SrERLISe. 0rr., June ia large nor.
tion Of the business part Of the town Wss
burned. Loss, $4,000. w.
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seem satisfied Of two precise facts: First,
that there is q shortage Of from 500 900 TO
$4,000, or II may even run mp to $l00, ,0O0
aud second, that the conditions and cir
cumstances are such that the road is next
to worthless,
ruxrHKs PARTICULARS.
Sr. LOUIS. June l5.-[Press. l-Applica-
uon was made about 8 o'clock this evening
in the probate court, by the attorney for
Mrs. Mary Manning, one Of the heirs Of the
Ford estate, Of which the missing ex-Judge
Krum is administrator, for the appoint.
ment OF another to take charge OF the es-
tate. The attorney stated he knew from
examination Of the record false statements
and settlements had been filed In the court.
Mrs. Manning in an interview said Krum
nd $4,000 to $4,000 due her; be had
failed ~ make any settlement for three years.
His replies TO her inquiries were all evssiye
etc. Clarence Newcomb Of Thiel's dstec-
tive force. returned tousy and confirmed
his previous statement thar krum had
travelled with him from San FAncisco to
Ogden, Krum was registered at the Palace
hotel San Francisco under the name Of
James Riley; travelled under the same
ticket from Salt Lake. At Ogden he sud
denly changed his mind, and saying he
would 10 to Park city, gave Newcom6 the
slip. Nothing has been heard Of Krum's
Whereabouts since.
A Rapist,g
Sr, LOUIS, NO.. June l5.-tSpecial.l Men
have been lynchedin several states recently
for less crimes than that Of which Miss Kate
Devine, of East st. Louis, the Illinois su-
burbs Of this city, is the victim. Every
precaution has been taken to keep the mat.
ter quiet but the young lady's condition is
such now that secrecy is no longer possible
She may die. Miss Devine is about II
years Of age and arrived In this country
from Ireland only two months ago
About week ago she visited some
friends and in the afternoon took
a skill ride on the slough with Mrs. Peters
Ted Rowley aud another young man
whose name could not be learned. Rowley
induced the girl to accompany him shorl
distance from the bank. his companion re-
naming in ths boat with Mrs. Peters. The
gir's cries for help reached the occupant.
OF the boat, but when Mrs. Peters at
tempted to 60 to her assistance, the othel
young man raised one OF the oars anC
threatened to kill her II she moved.
The girl was brutally treated and hat
to be carried to her home.
Rowley and his companion made theil
escape, and are supposed to have left town
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-27
NO 90,
Tennessee's- DefaaItinE Treasurer Asks
for Continuance which is Refased.

Tenneasee's- Defau1tinE Treasurer Asks
for Continuance which is Refa.ed.
NASHVILLE, TENN, June a6.-The case oi
NJ. 7. Polk, deiaulting State Treasurer was
called in the Criminal Court this morning.
Polks counsel asked for continuance on
the affidavit on account Of the absence Of
his clerk and bookkeeper while Treasurer,
who is his main witness. -
Polk's counsel also made an affidavit
that Polk had placed in the hands Of the
Attorney General Of the State $50, 900, and
bis assurance that $4,000 more would be
paid by another party as soon as he re-
turns from New York he has also placed
S., 900 in the hands OF his attorney and has
sold farm in Florida for S, 900, and the
deed has been delivered TO his attorney to
deliver when the purchase money Is paid, to
the State. The atIiant further states bis
attorney, and the Attorney General for the
State have sold his interest in the North
Carolina property from which $l5, 900 will
be realized to the State; afiiant further
states that the estate Of the late Thomas
O'Connor owes him $50, 600 and the mana.
ger thereof has promised to pay the same
as soon as It can be collected, which sum
under agreement between his attorneys
and the Attorney General Is to be paid
directly to the State. The affidavit goes on
to state that the affiant expects to pay the
State the entire amount OF his liability and
has appointed ]. s. Killhew to take charge
OF his mines In Mexico TO work or sell the
same 10 raise money with which to pay the
State, and Is confident said property will
realize the full sum claimed by the State.
Judge Allen oReruled the attidayits and
the empannelling OF the Jury was begun.
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
INTERNAL REVENUE CHANGES.
III. Total Number Of R.da.tiOa, HAD. and the
Anoaat Saved Coalition ia North CarOllnl.
The Hln Iar.stiss.IOa -s.er,tary Fol. =
z ger cOatradIeh the Architect.

WARRINGTON, D. G., June 2e.-It was as.
certained to-day that the effect Of yester-
days executive order in regard to Internal
Revenue is to reduce the total number Of
collection districts from 1875 to 50, a reduc-
ton Of 10, instead of "A, as erroneously an
nounced at the Treasury Department yes
terday when the infhuation was furnished
to the press. All changes made in the
present system were included, however, In
the detailed statement tslegrsphed last
night The following statement shows the
number Of districts reduced in
each State and the territories: Ala
lama !, Nevada l. Connecticut
!, Georgia /, Dakota /. Wyoming 1, Ari.
zona ], Pennsylvania 1, Virginia 9, North
Carolina !, Tennessee ]. Kentucky g, Ohio
4, Indiana 6, Illinois 9, Michigan 9, Wis.
consin | Iowa /, Missouri 2, Minneeota i,
West Virginia !, Maryland l. MasSachu-
sets /, New York s, Washington Territory
1, New Jersey !, idaho !, Montana ].
Total, 46. It Is stated at the Internal Rev
enue Bureau that II Is probable the trans-
fer Of officers cannot be effected before the
first OF August. An annual saving OF
500 1000 will result from the reduction.
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TIE OHIO UAMrAlaN.
Firing ali Along the Lise Will Begin
After the Fourth OF July.

COLUMBUS, O., June 26.-The campaign
will be in full blast this year alter the
Fourth Of July. The Democratic State Ex-
ecutive Committee will tomorrow to select
headquarters and arrange for operations.
They propose. to, go to work at once, and
the talk Of certain ones about the commit
tee and the candidates being unablet to pull
together is all bosh. The Republican State
Executive Committee has secured the for
mer residence Of General James A. Wilcox,
on Third street, directly east Of the State
House, for their headquarters. This is the
first time they have ever got off High
street, and the change is unex-
planned, except that this puts
the headquarters directly on the
daily path OF the Governor, between bis
residence and the Capitol It is also in
direct line for Chairman 0eleyee between
his office and Oak street residence. The
Republican County Committee will meet
next Saturday 10 call their County Con-
yentiou. It Is understood that the State
Committee wants them TO hold this rs
well as all other County Conventions
early, 50 as tobe able to cooperate for the
State canvass, and also TO head OF the
fights that may come up between local
candidates. It is said that over half the
county conventions have been held already.
The organization Of the parties cannot be
completed till they are all In and the Coun-
ty COMMITTEES appointed to operate with
the State headqaafteFs,
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HILL INvEsrIa ALTON.
Secretary of the treasury Folger Contra
diets Portions OF aiiI's Testimony,

diets Portions Of Aims Testimony.
WASHINGTON, June 28.-In the Hill In
yestigation to-day Secretary Folger fatty
eontfadicted that part OF Hills testimony
where he swore he had shown the paper to
the Secretary containing the story Of the
offer OF $500 to the Manly, Cooper 90. to
withdraw their bid, he did not show the
witness such paper, but stated yeroally
that one OF the bidders had made propo-
sition for the. Manly Cooper Co. to with
draw their bid. As ii was reasonable to
suppose the lowest bidder would have the
contract, no investigation Of the alleged
bribery was ordered. The amount Of 81 800
was not mentioned by Hill, nor was the
name Of the party making the bribery
given. There was at that time no queG,
ton OF rejecting the bid. / certainly un-
derstood that il the. shutters Of Manly,
Cooper & Co. stood the test they were to
havethe contract. In reply TO further ques-
tions, Mr.. Folger said: "tknew before the
contract was finally awarded, that their
Manly, Cooper & Co.'sl shutters did not
meeethe requirements and specifications
in thicknss. Hill made no report on the
Subject. / would not undertake to say,n
said he, i'that they pledged themselves to
furnish shutters asrequired, within twenty
four hours, and that 1t should not inter.
iere with the execution Of the contract, nor
do I remember that he told me the shut
tsrs OF the next lowest bidder were also
thicker than called for by the specifca.
finnan RI ~ ff
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pendent talking at that time.

THE Supreme Court Of Ohio had plain
niling when It came to the Scott liquor
Aw The Constitution prohibits license; q
tar is not a license; therefore . law TO tax
is constitutional. The Democratic leaders
iu0hio held that II tax was not . license
twas a good enough howl anyhow, and
with one accord they began to scream
about 'sumptuary legislation, which meant
that they would like to have the votes.
d everybody who believes that the bust
nss Of liquor selling should be the only
Oaeto escape taxation. The decision in
avO, Of the consitutonality Of the: law
tts the wind out oi their sails; but they
viii continue to say that the court was
packed to support the Legislature, and the
people will continue to disbelieve them.
At the same time the decision will help
TIE Republican party, for it says in effect
4tthe Republicans, in their desire to doa
rsht and polite thing, did not 90 outside
dAe Constitution to do Il.
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.. MRS. GAINES JUDGMENT.
Few Orleans Greatly Excited over thu
- neeIaiou of the Court.

'i47 Decision OF the Court.
NEw ORLEANS, La, June 26.-The decis.
ion of Judge Billings Of the United States
court directing the issue Of a mandamus
compelling the City Council to forthwith
levy and collect special tax for the pur'
pose Of paying Mrs, Gaines the amount oi
the judgment against the city rendered
by him, some s., ,00o, 900, has excited pop
ular feeling in such manner as has not
been wrought up before for many years.
The press are unitedly opposed to eniorc.
ing the decree, and not member Of the
Council will dare to vote TO obey the order
OF the court. There Is even talk Of hang
ing Judge Billings in effigy. It has been
decided by the city to appeal
the case provided the court will
accept reasonable bond; II not
the policy. Of the city will be one Of pass
i've resistance to all orders Of court. The
aggressive movements must come from the
court. aud they will be firmly met. An
effort to commit for contempt OF his au-
thority on the part OF the Judge will be of.
set with q refusal to obey, and II the court
cails on The Marshal to enforce its orders
the city will call on its ewn police, and
thus force will be met with force. In
briei, the order Of the court to levy the tax
will not be obeyed, and no one shall 60 to
jail for disobediencs in the refusal. rsa
Not the least interesting Of the develop,
menta in this case Is the fact that Mis-.
Gaines was on the street yesterday trying
to borrow money with which to pay her
way back to her home in Washington. In.
cidentally she stated that she had not o
dollar OF interest in the proceeds Of this
judgment, as it was all going into the
hands Of syndicate Of lawyers and spec
plators.
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nRRlEF rgLgoRAMs.

The Rubenstein Brewery at Ottawa, Ill.
burned yesterday; loss $4,000.
Richard Ingold, Missouri desperate
while evading arrest yesterday, was shot in
the back and killed. ,l5 li5cS
Patrick Farley, father Of Mayor Farley
Of Cleveland, and one Of the Oldest MAsonI
in the country, died ,yesterday. y ~
A heavy storm yesterday inundated {
large part Of the town Of Bedford, Pa, and
caused much damage TO- crops In The sec
ton.
Frank Moore and two eonfsdsrstes were
arrested last night at New York, for steal
ing large amounts ot'valuable silks from
the freight cars OF the Pennsylyania rail
road. sliGIEs1a
James Jewell. colored, Of Lebanon juno
ton, KY, was shot In stwentysJeven places
last night by an unknown enemy. Ht
leaves wife. No cause for the murder Il
known.
Stephen Alexander, L. L D., emeritus
professor OF astronomy, OF Princeton Col
tege, died last night, aged76 years He
had been connected with the college nearly
half century. SslGs. slsls5-, 7
A Young girl named Kate Murray, o.
Louisiana, No., was knocked senseless BY
o negro yesterday, bound and gagged anc
assaulted. A negro named Joe Brown hal
been arrested, and lynching Is talked Of.
"A fast train on the New York, Pennsyl
vania & Ohio road yesterday afternoon
struck buggy containing three people
lSo miles northof Mansfield, o. Wm
Woliord and vile were severely, and 8
child fatally, injured. Ts
Governor pattison, Of Pennsylvania, filed
three vetoes yesterday, giving Pittsburgh
new charter, providing Tor the asSessmenti
OF costs for the Improvement Of streets II
that city, and defining the duties ot direci
tots Of the sub school districts Of Pittsburgh
EN- Aylcsworth, formerly Of New YorE
city, employed as steneogrspher in thu
louisville / Nashville railroad ettiee, o
Louisyille, Ky, wound mp q debaueh yes
terlay BY taking an overdose ot chlora
and was found dead in bic bedroom. HI
has q young vile in New York.
All the Christian lawyers at EyreehsEa
Hungary, where the trial OF Jews charged
with numbering Christian girl is proceed
ing, have adopted q resolution attacking
the conduct OF the public Prosecutor be
leauBe be scarcely conceals his belief thal
ths case was fabricated BY persons opposet
no the Jews '
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The sand pump and the fishing tool
were still last in the gas well at the Central
Glass Works last night. The men expected
TO work all night, however, and were con.
fdent that It would be ali right by this
by the mishap. The boring Of the @ well , on
this side has heretofore Been very fortu.
nate, however, this being about the first
serious stoppage the men have encounter
ed. At Martins Ferry the reverse has
been the case. The borers there were
in continued bad luck till recently.
Mr., burst remarked one day last week
that everything had fallen down the well
but the derrick, aud he would not be sur.
prised to hear Of its falling down at any
time. Two small veins Of gas were pierced
there yesterday, and the work goes steady
on. Mr. burst charges his bad luck to
faulty tools, and says as soon as the present
lot are worn out he will Try new make.
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yellow Fersr On nexieo.

GALVESTON, June 26.-An Associated
Press representative to-day interviewed
party who possesses peculiarly favorable
opportunities for obtaining the latest and
most trustworthy information from Vera
Cruz, and it is learned that the estimated
death rate oi fifteen per day at that port
from yellow fever is exceedingly low. 1t
is probable the correct figures are even
higher than the ones given. The fever, as
was stated in previous dispatches, is Of q
particularly fatal type, the percentage Of
deaths among the unlortunates stricken
with the disease being much greater than
usual. The informant definitely statesthat
Of every seven who are taken with the In
lection fully six die. His report creates
great excitement here, and the most string
ent measures will now be taken.
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NORTH CAR0LIaA,
The President IL said 70 App, oye III,
Coalition Movement I'm that state.

The President ~ said 70 Approve tho
Coalition Movement I'm that State.
WASHINGTON, June 96.-The President
has indicated to several North Carolina
Republican politicians, who have been in
Washington for several days, his entire
sympathy with the coalition movement in
their State, and his intention to aid its de-
velopment and make It entirely successful
by q proper recognition Of the services Of
the men who are its chief promoters, The
President sees no reason why q coalition
between the Republicans and Liberal
Democrats should not be brought about
and made as effective in fighting the DEM
ocratic part, proper as was the movement
in Virginia headed by Senator Malone.
Persons who are doing all they can to make
coalitions successful in North Carolina say
that the movement has now the hearty
approval Of all the Republican leaders,
whereas until q recent date quite a
number OF them were not disposed to
regard It with favor. The fact, however,
that the President has evinced much inter.
est in bringing the liberal element, hereto.
fore allied to the Democratic party, into
working harmony with the Administers
ton party, has not only silenced the oppo-
sition Of these Republicans, but brought
them to point where they see that Il Is
for the best interest Of the party, in a
National sense, to Join in and make North
Carolina Republican State. Next year,
West Virginia and North Carolina working
in the Republican harness, there does not
seem to be any good reason why the liber.
al movement should not be extended in
the Southern States. There are Republi-
can politicians here who believe that with
judicious management Louisiana, Florida,
North Carolina and Virginia will cast their
electoral votes in 1884 for the nomination
Of the Republican National Convention
next year. iH
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CHICAGO, June ~. B. Bensley, re
ceiver Of the broken firm Of McGeogh,
Eyeringhan & Co., places the liabilities at
more than 100000. OF this sum about
81, 900, 900 are due Chicago banks, which
are secured by lard as collateral. The re
mainipg liabilities Of one TO two millions
are adlstribnted in large and small sums.
The largest liability TO any one individual
is sl2e, 900 and there arc several Of Sl0, 900.
This estimate does not include tho money
due Milwaukee parties Only week before
the failure SS50,000 was received from
Milwaukee by the firm and all swallowed
uS in margins. For settlement Of accounts
outsids the banks Mr.. Bensley says there are
only assets Of $780, 900 and office fixtures.