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THE u. s. GOVERNMENT
At WORLDS FAIR At NEW ORLEANS.
Tho Exhibits Of ths ss1srA, DspArin,sats-AF Fine
DIIpisy Promised-nat virslaia poslmAstsrs. +
Tho Basiness OF Cohxrsls for the PrcasAt
Wtsk-voorhssa' Views on tAs TArIn.

WASHINGTON, D. C,sMay 1s.-Followinq
lsan outline Of the exhibits to be made by
the several executive departments Of the
Government at tho Worlds Exposition at
New Orleans. Department Of State, sam.
pies Of cotton, wool and other fabrics and
fabrics made from them in all parts Of the
world. The salient feature Of tho Depart.
ments exhibit will be its illustration OF
the peaceful and economical work OF
tho diplomatic and consular service. The
Treasury department will exhibit the work
Of its several bureaus on an extensive
scale. The War Department will show
models illustrating various works Of the
Engineer Bureau.
The Ordinance Bureau exhibits will in.
clude every variety Of artillery and small
arms, from three.inch before the reyo.
luton to the latest improvements Of the
present day. Manufacturers OF guns and
metallic cartridges will be illustrated by
machinery in operation. The Navy De.
partment will exhibit every variety OF ord.
nance and small armB used In the service,
and those that have been supersoded. The
Postoflice Department will place hand.
somely equipped Office In practical opera.
ton at the Exposition and will exhibit
postal railway car and all tho appliances OF
the mail service. II will also have
machinery in motion making envelopes
and stamps. The Department OF the Inte.
rior will exhibit great variety Of objects
collected by agents Of the Indian Bureau
illustrative otAboriginal lilo and customs
and the gradual progress Of ths.red men
from bsrbarism towards civilization. The
Patent Office display will consist simply Of
groups Of models from its cases, showing
chronologically the advances in steam, en-.
gineeripg, in cotton spinning and in other
industries due 10 the ingenuity Of Ameri-
can inventors. The exhibit OF tho geologic
cal survey will comprise models Of Grand
Canyon, Colorado, OF Yosemite Valley,
Yellowstone National Park, plsnH Of Com
stock and other noted American mines
and mining districts. and models Of the
Great Lakes. '=
The Department Of Agriculture will
make an exhaustive erhibi. Of insects de.
structive 10 vegetation with collection OF
all the devices for preventing their rayagcs.
Besides tho above there will be interesting
exhibits by the Bureau Of Ethnolosy,
Bureau OF Education, Department Of Jus.
tice and Smithsonian Institution. selec-
tions from the latter will include the famous
fish collection. The botonical and chemical
display will be very fine. l-
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That .Morganl,ic Mnrrlu-c.

LONDON. May 1.-THE Emperor VII.
liam, it is reported, is much scandalizsd
over the conduct Of the Grand Duke Louis
w., Of Hesss, in morganatically marrying
Nine. DeKalamire, and in abrosa!ing the
alliance. The fact Of the marriage was
concealed from him for several days. It
is alleged that Baron Starck, the Heesian
Minister who performed the civil ceremo-
ny, the only one that took ploce, was in
splfed from Berlin to protest against the
abrogation. Baron Starck, it will be re-
membered, when notified from London
that the Grand Duke had declared the con-
tract cancelled, threatened to resign his
post unless the cancellation wero with
drawn. It is now stated that the Grand
Dukes conduct has turned the sympathy
Of Darmstsdt in favor OF Nine. DeKals,
mire, whose accepted suitor" he was re-,
Gasded for over a year preceding the cere.,
mony, and that she will be encouraged to-
stoutly insist upon her rights in tho courts,
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Gordon Reltef ExpeditlOn,

LoSnoN, May lS.-Cairo advices to-day
state the preparation for tho khartoum ex-
pedition Tor the relief Of General Gordon
include equipment. for 1900 mon, forty
steam launches, shallow drausht boais and
several thousand camels. Ii is doubtful
whether the expedition will be ready to
start before tho end OF August. Officers Of
the army olEgypt arc getting iu.loughs
until the end Of July. Final negotiations
in regard to the Egyptian conference have
been concluded. France and Italy per-
aiBtently insist upon their right to diacuss
the, general question Of the administration
OF Egypt. Earl Granville IL expected to
announce the programme OF the conference
on Tuesday, ~,
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I A Rrupe Of Ru fIlnus shot,

plr1sBuRoH, Pa, May ls.-At IN early
hour this morning Boxey Bray and WIN.
lam lIendershot, two well.knoSn charac.
tiers Of Lawrencoyille, were ehot and fatally
wounded by Policeman McAlease. Bray
aud j Henderihot tried to abduct an
nnsophistocated German girl, and Officers
Eupllsh and Mc4lecae interiered. &
. The,ruiliaus and their triendp turned on
the officers, and In sell.deiencs McAlssse
fired the lstal Bhots. Both men are still
living, but no hopaa srs entertained fol
their recovery. Officers McAlesse ani
Eaglish are badly injured, and It Is fearee
hurt internally, l-i .l5.r,5 ! Saf
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NEWARK, N. j., May 1.-THE receiver O.
the Newark Savings Institution has sub
mitted statement 10 the Chancellor show.
Ing the amount due depositors 10 be Sc, l5e,
o34.. The total aseets, according to iii.
receivers estimate, exclusive Of sSi5,OOC
due from Fisk & Hatch, is 1905, ,336-a
deficiency of7$l,l6l Joy. The bank has
securities and cash on hand to warrant the
payment Of thirty percent to depositora
Immediately. ,,7 ,gl.., >v.,,.l q. b
In case Fisk 4 Hatchars able to resume,
tho bank would lose nothing. And thes
receiver says he will make the most liberal
arrangements possible to enable the firm
to continue business. sa- I-iIs.''s' 't-'s >
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SHOT DOWN
While Working ia tho rleld-Two Hen.
tnchy Farmers Murdered.

p NucNy EaFmefb Mufdefeus
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 1.-THE Courier
Journals Bardstown special tolls Of a dou
ble murder in Nelson county. The mur
dered men are Herbert Armstrong ant
David Brown. They were found In fislt
where they had been ploughing. One wa
shot through the heat and the Other
through the head. The wounds showed
that the killing was done with Spencer
riils. In clump Of bushes were found
two empty shells. ,1a,. =
The supposition Is that the murderer
concealed himself In the bushes and delib.
erately shot the men down. It is not known
who the murderer ie, but man named
William A. Freezs is suspected, and evi.
dence goes 80 show that he committed the
crime. He had had business troubles with
the murdered men. The rifle shells fitted
: Spencer rifle he owns. Tracks leading
from the bushes TO the house were also dis.
covered. The men were all well.to.do
|armera. The excitement ia running yery
high, and it Is feared Freezs will be
nobbed, I.s7TgF rrs0.- |9'T0 III
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Destructive Wn,cr.Spout,

,LEAvRswoRru, KAs., May ia water.
spout washed away the track on tho Mics.
ouri Pacific and Union Pacific roads, south
and west Of here, to-day. On the former
road l5o feet wero washed away, and seven
cars loaded with cattle, and the engine and
tender went into the river, being COM
pletely wrecked. Seventy cattle wcro killed,
and the track was covered in places and In
other places the water wes from two 10
five feet deep. On the Union Pacific hail
fell to the depth Of two inches, and three
quarters OF mile OF track was washed
away. A bridge was carried away further
west. All trains arc delayed and will be
for several hours. The rain was heavy here,
but no damage Is reported TO tho crops. :
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Grant VIZ. Wards Affairs,

NEw YoRK, May 17.-In the petition Of
Julian T. Davies, receiver Of the firm OF
Grant 4 Ward, the Supreme Court to-day
granted an order authorizing the receiver
to compromise certain claims of the firm
OF L. Won Hoffman & Go. and Brown Bros,
each for the sum Of slO2,598. The receiv.
or believes other loaus OF a similar charac.
ter have been obtained by the firm OF
Grant & Ward, and therefore he asked per-
mission to compromise Ill such claims by
tho surrender Of bonds at their par value.
The Court granted authority to comprom.
ise claims,
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oFcouRsE it is fair to blame the Wall
street break on the Republican party. See
II 1t isn't. Under Republican administra'
uon the country is prosperous; the people
nave money above their daily wants; they
Invest some Of It in Wall street and make
business for the sharks. The Republican
pMsy can't give everybody brains or even
ordinary discretion.
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New York, May l7.-C. McCulloch,
Beecher & Co., Merchants, fled an asaign.
ment to-day to Henry Paine Bartlett, giving
preference to Dtexel, Morgan & Co. Of
$4,000. McCulloch, Deecher & Co. are
shipping merchants. Bsecher is q nephew
OF Henry Ward Bsecher. The firm was at
one time agents Of the United States and
Brazil Steamship Line. Their assets are
$500, 900. and liabilities between S25O,OOO
and s3O0, 900. Tne suspension ives caused
by the currency Of Brazil having heavily
deprecated, and the decline in coffee for
the last three months.
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BELLAIRE.
Church N0tcE-The Druids' State Fair.
| OflRr Neuv ..

Church N0tcK-The Druids' Stnte Fnfr.
Other Nows.
Bellalrs', visitors to the May Festival will
20 on the Andes Tuesday. 57 y =
Charles satterdeld's new double residence.
on Thirsy.hrst street, Ia. finished.
The new dancing platform and bootb1 In
Blamey's orchard, on Indian run, are now
completed. U-.'-. - '' Nv"
Il. n. Hetss paint works are turning out
all Eastern Ohio. .,u. =
Some ladies and gentlemen Of the Ida Bid,
dons troup made themselYes very couspicu.
GUS during visit here. 6-,-I.
A great many shoep and hogs have passed
I5InIonsa Ieliairs In the lest week for the
Pittsburgh and Eastern markets.
There was large gathering at W, 8,
Hestherington's Fridsy night, 10 celebrate
Howard Hsatherington's sixteenth birthday,
Seventeen passenger trains arrive at Bel.
laire daily, and the came number leaves, not
counting, these that 60 through. Many pas.
ssngsrs also use the local freights.
Oae Of Bellaire'a largest suburbs will soon
be on the crenk vGst Of town. Several new
coal works have been established in the lasl
few years, and houses have been built Ia
nru~s IN "a 'o'oe1' anu ii'ofe are 70 Dc built o.
oIr.' nv. s
The funeral OF Dr.. Grafton will take place
from the Methodist church Tuesday Afternoon
At two o'clock. The p;ctor was one OF Bel.
isiie.q oldest cihS'ns. personal iriesd Of a
gre.t many old cit:z.ns and respected BY
sfe,y oUuy. :,
Inc Noble street Fewer Is fast approaching
ts upper end. At Central avenue q large
branch is to be built; also oae along the D. 80
lIacSs to carry the run that drains that par
o. mo hlii. The First ward sewer will alsc
Dc begun at once, 2 ~, T&
psoplo or in the woods on The hills i sud NJ "
tho hollowsyesterd after wildilowers n nnrt ut
air and exercise. Several families took thsi, ,
dinners TO grassy levels on the hiI,r t ~.
cemetery, too, wss filled with visitors ali
day. -. : - : -
S1u.morrov mor,;,, "a ~. o,,,;, A..
Drni3s, Gtafa FaS Fs;r hs,a 10 'Ie open,ng o! Iht
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soNE o! the newspapers that make q
point Of booming Elmunds by running
down Blaine arc dwelling iondly on the
ethas Edmunds has introduced and the
senate passed bill to put General Grant
on the retired list, where he ought to be-.
Blaine introduced similar bill Eve years
eso' and we remember That his measure
was commented on es a trick to ahelvs
Grant. H,' a
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ANSw YORK jury finds that manager
for whoh' Mrs. Langtry refused TO play on
Shroye eTut tsday, 10 not entitled to damages.
Perhaps tho audience would have been II
she had played. 1t came out that she was
not deferred by religious scruples but by
the shattered condition Of her nervous sys.
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CERTAIN well.mesning newspapers are
printing the portrait Of Ward, Of the ex'
firm Of Grant 4 Ward. The wicked part
ner looks Bowery bunko man. 1t Il
evident that the picture wes taken since
the fall, and was probably intended for
rocues gallery. ....
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wool arowers' Convention.

Cnlc4d9, May lS.-Ths Ohio delegates
to the National Wool Growers Convention
which will meet here tomorrow, had a
caucus to-day and decided to present to
tho convention resolution to the ef.
ect thct Tho wool.growers Of the
United ! States viii support no
candidate for Estionsl, State or
other Office, OF whatever party, rnless
pledged to the immediate restoration oi
the .srir OF 1867 on wool. They set forth
that there Is Oyer one million wool Rsowers
in the United State, controlling two million
votes which, they say, Is the RalenGe o.
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were neatly dressed, which showed tha
they wero not tfamps. There were NJ
names on their clothing, nor anything te
indicate who they wero. 1t Is supposed
that they belong to Allegheny, as The cal
came from that point on tho West Penn
railroad. The unfortunate victims had
concealed themselves among tho lumber,
and had been crushed to death by ils shiit.
ing 10 and fro while the train was In mo.
tion. The bodies were taken charge Of by
the. railroad authorities. - : =
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CONGRESSMAN CONVERGE, 30 report says,
isis danger Of being defeated for renomi'
nation. Notwithstanding his good fight on
the tariff side half a dozen small Demo
cratic politicians are after his seat, and AL
Ieno' Myers is one Of them. 1. is pretty
Tough clubbing for a proteclionist in the
Democratic party. =
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Mn. TlLDES is credited with directing
the work which Randall executed against
the Morrison bill. Yet some Of the Demo.
Gratis who aro ienouncing Randall are
willing to take Tilden at any price. 1t is
true, Randall has no "bar'l."
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a Horrible Discovery,

ALTOONA, Pa, May ia horrible dis
covery was made this morning on open.
Ing freight car filled with worked
hmber. The bodies OF two boys were
found dlying among the lumber, but crush
ed out 81 ell semblance to humanity. The
boys seemed TO DO about 20 yeara old, ant
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A NOTABLE article from the Louisville
Courir.Jounal, on murder in the South,
isep,oduced in another column. 1.-THE
Southern press will do enough talking in
that vein, murder among Southern gentle.
men will come 10 he a loet art.
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Ono COUNTY wool growers set good e1.
amps to the wool growers Of the State
They will support Tor Congress and the
LEGISLATURE no man who is not with them
on the isriti question. There is no use Of
having ballots Gnd throwing them away.
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Iron Scale to be SIuped.

PlrrsBvRau, May ia numbe. Of iron
manufacturers are reported TO be in favor
ofacpeptipg the Amalgamated Associations
proposition to continue work at last year Q
wages. Tho scales will be preaented to
manufacturers Saturday week by the Iron.
workers committees, and II not signed by
June !, general strike will result. II
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The DIs,,strons Miil Fire,

WORCESTER, MAs,., May 17.-Only one
death occurred from the Pakachoag Mill
lre, tho yictim being George Snow, a lad
Of fifteen years. The wounded are all re.
ported as doing well, A report that the
doors Of the mill were locked IS uniounded.
The electric lights were extinguished, and
g rsnic among the girls followed, the
flames meanwhile spreading with terrific
90 p,d;t-.
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West vIrglptn POstmaaters.

From Our Special C0TresyoHdtnl. v y
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 1.-THE fol-
lowing West Virgins -postmssters have
been commissioned: Irene V. Watson,
at Bootbsville; Nelson II. Brown, Shiloh,
Tyler county; Mary A. Martin, Belmon!
Howard q. Arnold, at Arnold, Taylor
county; Jss7e A. Lawson, at Oragnoor,
Hsrrison county; Maggie III. Gray, at
Mount Murphy, Pocahon.es county. The
poa!oliics at Floyd, Gilmer county, has
been discontinued. .v,t, g.i .9a
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NArtIlrz, Miss, May 17.-ColonelJ. F.
H. Claiborne, the historian, died thin morn
sippIi several terms IN Congress. His late
years were devoted to the preparation Of a
history Of Mirsiasippi and the Southwest.
The manuscript ot the last volume was
los: in the fire which destroyed bis real
dence q few days ago. g7!3
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Doy'r be! on ,hs adjournment Of Con-
yre,s before July l. Speaker Carlisle
ssys you will get left. The Democranta
want to keep up the hip7odromc until the
clans begin to gather at Chicago for con-
Yent;on No. g.
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Tus craula,ion, Of the noted surgeon, au'
,bo, and professor, DR.. Gfofa, this own re-
'rss, @ il rivinc nen' impetus toa practice
xl xhica is steadily gaining in favor. No
ho,lv s,specf1 tha. 80 able scientist was q
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PEN PlOrURES
or tho Newly Elected Bisl0ps-Where
-"-, They Hall From. s.sf.-E E

or the Newly Elected Blsllops-Where
They Hall From, sr-s
Bishop hinde, the lrst Of the two elected
On the second ballot, is the president 'ut
Garrett biblical Institute, at Evanston,
Illinois. He is 50 years OF age. He p,adu.
ated from Wesleyan Uniyelsity, Middle.
town, Connecticut, in 1856 and entered the
ministry in the same year. For long time
be has been the foremost member Of the
detroit Conference and has been pastor for
two terms Of the leading Methodist Church
in that city. He has also heen psgt,r OF
St. Paul, Trinity and Christie Churche, in
Cincinnati. His preaching ability is Of
the finest order, and bis personal Qualities
are charming in the extreme. His hair.
naturally Of a whitish cest, Is just beginning
to show tho bleaching effects OF time, but
his face is young and ife,h, and he looks
like one who will be good for many y;oars
OF hard service. In demeanor Bishop
Ninde is tho embodiment Of humility, and
none who know him will acpuue me Of
exsggeration when ] say that bis manner
ia the perfection Of gentleness,
I.Yt 5 BISHOP wALDHN.
Bishop Walden is an Ohio man. He was
born at Lebanon, in that State, February
II, 1881. In 1852 lie graduated with honore
from Farmers College, and for two yea,s
served there as a TUTOR. Subsequently be
went to kansag,. where he published 9
newspaper in support OF the frss State idea
AfterWardg he was q member Of tie Topeke
Legislature, and was appointed State Super
intendent Of Public Instruction. Return
ing to- Ohio, he entered the Cincinnati
Conference In 1858, and has ever aimee
been an honored member OF that body
having represented it five time.- in tht
General Conference. For the last sixteer
years he has been one q Tho agents Of the
Western Methods. Book Concern. Bishol
Walden is noted for the strength
rather than the brilliancy Of bis talents
His executive Ebility is remarkable. Few
men can do as much work with as llttl,
apparent effort, and another noticeabl
and highly commendable trait is his abilit,
TO keep busy aud keep his temper at th
same time. He is we'll known in his M
! tiye State, particularly In Cincinnati yher
he has long been q recognized leader Q
the temperance and other moral move
mento. In appearance Bishop Walden
NOT unlike Bishop Eimpyon, ssnd as h
grows older and gets grsyer the resem
blance ill become still more striking,
nap Of sterling qualities and warm near
he will not be pulIed up by the epiacops
Office, and his administration OF Il will'n
, doubt be q great benefit to the church. =
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6lx year5 rluled

Atshis rate the eighty millions of capital
s'oek' heavily "watered," it is true. would
d. Dc worth something lees than forty mil.
lioha' Western Union pulled up to 81, on
Saturday, but there is still a remarkable
falling or. }0 s.-ft L
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Ben BUTLER isrunning very Handsomely
=, lhs An,i.Nolopoly nominee for the
presidency. eau the Democracy do better
than take up the man who figured SO pro-
piacuously in its smash.up Of twenty.four
years ago?
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Tur Iyrgil!GsScER correspondent whose
.n,e1taning pen has kept readers OF this
nauer yell.iniormed Of the proceedings in
,ba Methodist General Conference, fur.
pisbes another graphic and very entertain
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Tu,r Chicago woman who tiled suicide
,.o,,sa hcr pet dog was condemned to
Jss,b Js i pioneer in her way. The woman
Who makes sacrihces for her pet dog is
h,url IN have long line Of imitatols.
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wov,y in the pulpit is not iavorably re-
,,,5e4 BY the Methodist General Confer
sA yet 10 i,s sc.iye aud earnest ~omen
,hs @ ye,bo,is Church owes much OF its
marvellous protres5.