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A BIG CONSPIRACY
JUST uNEARrnED IN sERv1A.
Six of the COn.pIrArors Arrested EirE
Milan to Have Been One of tho Victims.
How Bypoehueal Rector wrS
brought to GriSt-ForsIEu News.

NrscH, Nov. G--The conspiracy among
the followers Of Prince Karageorgiyic dil-
covered yesterday, has moro supporters
than was at first believed and had many
influential men in its fold. 1t is learnt d
to-day that It was the intention OF the con.
spirators to take Kirg Milan's life, The
rinkleader Of the plot was NJ. Vilsj-vic A
number OF persons connected with the
conspiracy have been arrested. The eN-
citem mt throughout Servia Is intense.
BELGRADE, Nov. 6-Queen Natalie, o
ServiR. on hearing OF the arrest OF the six
conspirators, mentioned In these dis.
patches yesterday, Immediately went to
Sissa so as to be with her husband, King
Milan, in the event Of serious troubles
arising through the macchinatiou Of intri-
guers.
There is reason to believe the ConEpir-
acy is the outcome OF the revolutionary
programme recently planned by the pam
slsvist committee in Roumelia. Accord
ing to this. q revolution was to have taken
place in Roumelia next year. Il was to
have been preceded by street or palace
revolution in Sofia, which would have
overthrow En Prince Alexander in favor Of
Prince Nicholas OF Montenegro. or OF the
latter's son-in.law, Peter Karsgeorgivic.
The outbreak at Sofa would have been
the signal for another in Servis, and King
Milan, having been swept from the throne,
a pan-slayist cry would have been raised
for the union Of Bulgaria, Eastern Rou.
melia, Old Servia, and MScadonia under
one sceptre, that sof Peter KarageorgiYic.
The pan.slavist intriguers, however, made
a mistake aad took N. KTovilot, the Bul-
garian Prime Minister, into their conf
dence, relying upon the old sentiments Of
animosity whicn he used to cherish to-
wards Pince Alexander, while he was in
exile.
But the Prime Minister has become very
friendly with the Prince, and whether out
OF sincere devotion towards the latter, or
because he saw the way TO make great
career for himself, he not only revealed
the conspiracy to the Prince, but per-
suaded the leading conspirator5 to precip-
itate the movement and execute 1t in favor
OF Prince Alexander. 1t is said that the
pan-savist committee had the backing OF
Russia in their original scheme.
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CISclxsArr, Nov. G-The Circuit Court
today took some further action in the
elect on maudsmusease Ageneral demur-
rer was filad aad over.ruleI without argu-
ment and the defense then died Su anSSer
including plea in abatement that lris'
diction had previously been obtained in
another court. The answer explains in
detail how the canvass was made in the
case OF precincts named in the petition.
Justice sa1derson, one oil the c2ly9ssing
board, also filed an answer, setting cdt
that the CANVASS was not completed and
asking Instructions from the Court how to
proceed. He Is the Republican member
Of the cauvassIuS Board. The whole IN t..
ter was then laid over until tomorrow Tor
reply. Els thought now that testimony
will bs heard by this court and hGding
gwen before it goes to the Supreme Court
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. Con the
recommendation OF DR.. Kimball, Director
Of the Mint, Secretary Manning has au-
thorized the suspension Of all operations
at the mint at Carson, Nevada. Since the
suspension OF the coinage Of the standard
silver dollar at Carson, last June, this
mint has been conducted as an assay Of
fee. The deposits, however, have been
insignificant during the last few months.
The reason assigned by Director Kimball
for the present action is that the yield OF
the mining industries once centering at
Carson Is now practically reduced to moth
ing, aud whatever reason there once was
for the existence OF the Carson mint is no
longer in force,
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BALrmoRE, MD., Nov 0 John Knell, a
shoemaker, aged 80, bis wife x K'te,nged 80,
two daughters, Mamie and Lizzie, aged re-
sp.ctively l3and 9, and son Charlie, sged
II, we're found in an Unconscious condi'
ton this morning at their residence, No,
"a st, Marys street, as the result OF in
halipg the gas which escaped from
burner.
the discovery was made. The attending
lphysicilns are hopeful Of saving the lives
Of their still unconscious patients, although
all are in q critical condition. The acci
dent was caused bya defective gas burner
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CASoS FAEAR writes very entertaining
" to show why the United States should
hsyea Westminster Abbsy for It's sacred
deal. highlands Valhalls has been a
thing Of growth, in country whose public
life ceuters in one great city. A ready
made Westminster Abbey is a thing
hardly to be contemplated seriously.
Moreover, il in country OF so vast extent
composed Of SO many great republics each
with i.s own life, its traditions, its own
great men, no such thing is possible. This
slc,e | dust that lies at Mt. Vernon, at
Springfield, at Cleveland, at New York,
will never be gathered in one spot, how
ever desirable that may be.
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OTTAWA, oSr,, Nov. 8 The Department
Of Marine intend to remove the lightship
now stationed of Bar Point, near the
mouth Of the Detroit river and to replace
Il by spar. buoy 1, ia not probable that
the lightship will sglin be used in It's pres
emit position, as the light shown trom
the AM rican lighthouse, lately put in
operation about one mile southwest Of
the present station Of the lightship will
be a much slier guide to vessels making
tho TivaP
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PlrrsBuRGH, Nov. GA meeting to-day
OF the officials of the Pittsburgh & Lake
Erie road, and a subsequent conference
with Hon. W. L. Scott and other promi'
nent coke manufacturers, gave rise to the
rumor that the transfer OF the Pittsburgh &
Lake Erie road to the Pennsylvania was
being consummuted. This report was en-
phatically denied by one OF the directors.
Il is understood that it was cLled for the
purpose OF protecting Scott's coke interests
in Canada, which have been seriously in
teriered with. The conference lasted six
or seven hours,
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THg honorable aud useful career Of
Daniel Peck, now closed forever, shows
what can be accomplished by industry
aad application. He had no opportunities
ercep, those he made for himself. He
did not accumulate large wealth, but he
e,abllshed a reputation founded on the
sold rock Of integrity. 1t falls to the lot
Of few men TO see 80 many years, with
faculties 81 we'll preserved to the last.
For nearly shree-quarters of a century he
was familiar figure in this community
in which he will be remembered With
kinlneas and respect,
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A RIoI FEARED
In Montreal Over the Action of the Sanitary
nfnnInla.

Otieihls.
New YORK, Nov. ga Montreal special
says Montreal is evidently OF the eve Of
another riot. The forcible removal OF
Gagnon's child to the hospital by the
Mayor and sanitary officials has evoked
storm Of indignation from the French
papers Ii Minerrs and Le Monde, in which
Mayor Boughrand is described as mur-
derer and a revolutionary autocrat. Says
lie Monde: "You have no heart. You
have not got the right to maltreat those
who have the honor OF having one. Your
inhuman and barbarous conduct caused
the death OF the brave Gagnon's
child. You are responsible for this death.
Yesterday you triumphed over the poor
and courageous Gagnon from whom you
took his children aud his vile, and whom
you have thrown into prison with one of
his children. You are victorious, but
Your injustices, your cruelties, your bar
barisms already crush you and cover you
with sh4me and dishonor."
La AiRare goes further and invites the
populace to resist ths officer. As a result
the Mayor has issued warrants for the az
rest ofM Vauasse, NJ. p, editor Of lie
Mo,lde, N. Tassemp, editor, aud N Gelmas:
snb-editor OF La 4inaTe on charge OF
personal and seditious libel, the latter
against Mr.. Boughrand in his capacity as
Mayor,
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nAprIsr AssocIATIoiN,i... e. J.
YeStsrday's seIsiou-FoTsIgu suni6hArJ
work-woman's Meeting.

work-womAn's MooIUE.
Correspondence Qt tk InitliOeHo1.
GRAFTON, Nov. 6-The Bsptist Associa
ton met at sAM to-day. Devotional ez
ercises we're led by Rev. B. F. Byrd, o
Leachtown.
The report OF the State Mission Boar
was read by the Secretary, L. W. Holden
1t showed a healthy condition in the STATE
work. Eleven missionaries have been ap
pointed during the year and hsve don't
259 weeks Of work, travelled 10 lB5 miles
preached 574 sermons, held 233 prayer
meetings, and made $50 family visits
The Board has spent S., $50 coin the State
One feature Of the report seemed to re.
ceiye special attention, viz: debt oil
$500 which has been hanging OVER the
Board. The result was subscription oi
over $500 to pay on the debt. 1t was re-
resolved that at least 5000 be raised for
State Mission work.
The report on Foreign Missions Yves
read by Rev. g. A. Woof!er, This report
was made SPECIAL order for P. n.
In the afternoon very enthusiastic
Woman's meeting was held in Brinkman's
Hall. Mrs. l. II. johnson, Of PArkersburg,
presided over the body, and Miss Bertha
Trims was elected Secretary. The BIp.
tist women OF West Virginia show much
enthusiasm in missionary work. During
the last year they have raised nearly 5000
for this cause.
During yesterday and to-day the follow.
ing persons made their appearance in the
Il
Association by the President, Rev. Thomas
Allen, District Secretary Of America OF
the Baptist Missionary Union, Dayton,
O.; Rev. Charles Rhodes, Manager Of
American Baptist Publication Society's
work in Ohio; Revs. j. Lee, of the NJ. E.
Church; L. D. King, n. Z. Church, Clarks-
burg; Jane Allender, NJ. ?. Church,
Grafton; J. A. Flanagan, pastor Presbyte-
rian Church, Of Grafton; PROT A. L.
Wade, Of Morgantown.
The association was called TO order at
Z o'clock p. N. The house was again
crowded TO It's utmost capacity. The
choir gave a voluntary, with Miss Iia
Young, ot Broaddus College at the organ.
The evening session was devoted TO a
consideration OF the report on Foreign
MlbSlODb, Gehu uuIluR Llu 10y. tAS iS
report shows that West Virginia BIptists
are supporting sixteen native missionaries
in foreign lands, and contributing nearly
$1,000 for foreign work. Rsv. Thomas
Alien; Of Ohio, who was for many years
a missionary 10 Burmah led the discus
sion, holding the audience for forty.tive
minutes. Other spirited addresses were
made.
Dr.. DickensOn, OF Richmond, Va, closed
the discussion.
The different pulpits in the city will be
filed Sunday by the following Baptist di-
vines: Baptist Church, morning, A. Owen
D. D., OF Ohio; evening, o. @. Pope, D. d,
of New York. Presbyterian, morning, J.
". Carter, D.. D.; evening, Rsv. E. 7,
Brand, Of Pennsylvania. N. E Church,
morning, R.V. T. @. johnson; evening,
Rev. W. P. Walker NJ. p. Church, morn
ing, Rev. T. Allen, Dayton, Ohio; evening,
Rev. L. W. BtckneIl. Lutheran Church,
evening, Rev L E. Peters. U. B. Church1
morning, Raw. G. A. Wocfter; evening,
Rev. John 5. Fisher.
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sr. Louis, Nov. G.-The jury at Emporia,
KAN, in the Walkup poison Gaze returned
verdict at $3.50 P. ". Of not guilty. Mrs.
walkup was accused Of poisoning her
husband.
When Sheriff wichise informed Mrs.
Walkup that the jury had returned a
verdict Of not guilty, she exclaimed,
"My God, is that sol" and her eyes
filed with tears; but when the snerid
told her she could afford to brace up, she
wiped away the tears and went with him
to the court room, where she was con-
graduated. She SAYS she will not take
any OF her husbands property.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. Gin the case OF
DR.. L G. Hall, charged with performing a
criminal operation on Lena Steubenrach,
which resulted in her death, the jury to-
night brought in verdict Of guilty. DR..
Hall is 70 years OF age, and as ne is quito
feeble it is thought he will not survive his
sentence, the penalty being seven years
imprisonment in the penit:ntiary.
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MONTREAL, Nov. GA woman named
Fortine threw her lO-yesr-old boy OF the
morning train at Bonaventure to-day be-
cause he had the small pox. Before the
attention OF the physician in charge at the
depot, when the woman boarded the train
could be drawn to the fact that the boy
was suffering from the disease the train
was of. The loud mutterings OF the pas
sengeis evidently frightened the mother,
for iust after leaving the yard, and while
the train was running at the rate OF six
teen miles an hour, she took her boy to
the platform OF tue car and threw him
from the train. She has been arrested.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-John Mccall
lorgu, the actor, is rapidly regaining bis
aFgngth, and the improvement in hil
mental condition, which began after hii
removal to this city, continues. It wa'
uii to-day that there is a crisis approach
ing, and il he passes it safely his friends
cIn hope for the best. He had an attack
Of Oic0nSusiOns on the 18th Of October and
arecirence is expected about the same
tine this month. There is danger, O.
course, but cCullough is gaining strength
50 rapidly that he may fight it of II Il
comes
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New HAVEN, CoSS., Nov. 6.-Failing in
an attempt to outrage a colored woman
named Harriet Menort, near West Haven
last night, Michael LAhey, halt-wilted
tramp, stabbed her seven times with q
pocket knife. One cash across the abdo.
men is likely to prove fatal. This morn
ing Llhey was arrested and locked up.
The woman, who is married, was walking
along the railroad track when the assault
was made, She fought desperately and
was thrown down twenty foot embAnk-
nEnt
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San FRANCISCO, Nov. B.-The anti-Chi.
nese movement for the peaceful expulsion
Of Chinese is rapidly spreading to other
towns on this coast. At San Jose, Cil.,
las. night, the City Council, accompanied
by Citizens Committee, visited China
town 10 a body to determine what action
should be taken 10 abats the Chinese
nuisance.
At Santa Cruz, tonight, a meeting was
called for the purpose oi forming anti
Chinese leagues Seven hundred mem
bers were enrolled. Another meeting
will be held tomorrow.
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ExpgLLrxe CHINESE.
Destruction Of Chinese Property Mt Tacoma
Trouble Rsared nt Semitic.

TACOMA, W. T., Nov. 6.-The damage by
the destruction OF Chinatown was about
s25, 600. The buildings were mere shan
ties, bu. great deal Of merchandise was
burned. The houses were fired by the
anti -Coolie agitatoEs who expelled the
Chinese. The incendiaries have been
manufacturing evidence to show that the
Chinese fred the buildings. Only two
Cinnamon we're in the city at the time oi
the fire, the remainder having beendriven
out.
SEATTLE, W. T., Nov. 6.-There Is much
disappointment here among the law-ab.d.
ing citiz 4ns oyer Governor Squirrel procla.
nation. They asked Tor troops, and think
troops are absolutely necessary to preserve
the peace. The Governors proclamation
will have no effect, they say. 4 confer
ence was held yesterday between the lead
ers OF the ami. Chinese organizations, q
committee Of citizsns and committee OF
Chinese merchants. The latter agreed to
leaveii they were paid for their property.
One Chinese firm here has Sl3O, 600 invest
ed in property.
Last night public meeting was helJ, NJ
which members Of the Peace COMMITTEES
and anti Chinese. agitators spoke. Refer
ences u the outrSges at Tacoma were
greeted with loud cheers. The city is in
fever Of excitement and trouble is feared
before the end Of the week.
PORTLAND, 0GS., Nov. 8 Or. M.-The
Seattle authorities have telegraphed Cen
eral Gibbon, commanding the Department
OF Columbia, for troops. General Glbbon
is reported to be at Astoria, where he can
not be reached by Telegraph at this hour.
50 far as sscertainab!e no answer has yet
been sent by the military.
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Naturnl Gas wslls FaillnE.

ToLoSo, ILLs, Nov. G.-The natural gas
wells Of Tolono are gradually failing, and
no new ones have been diicoSered for
year. The mos. noted OF Gll these wells
ia owned By H. G. Smith, and used FOL
several years for lighting and heating pur'
poses at his residence, Is becoming almost
worthless, the supply Of gas being made
quats for the uses Il formerly subssrved
Another, which when new, showed the
greatest pressure Of any Of them, and wa
used to run a large steam engine, has beer
abandoned. Most Of the others in this re
Rion are going out Of use,
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Great EInibition.

Probably the strongest attraction now
exhibiting in the rinks OF the country ia
the Douglass, Wood aud Atkinson combi-
nation, which appears ut the Chapline
street rink this afternoon and evening.
This combination consists Of Miss Minnie
Douglass, years OF age, champion child
skater Of the United States; Warren
Wood, OF Chicago, biCyclist and unicyclistr
who holds the title OF c5dmpion Of the
West, and will contend this season for the
championship OF the world. One-halt Of his
exhibitions are given on one wheel only,
the smaller wheel, backbone, saddle and
handle bar all being removed, requiring
the rider to bear his own weight on aid
control the wheel with the treadles only.
While the wheel is dismembered he also
rides up and down stairs, and over logs,
tilts and steps. Mr.. ]. W. Atkinson is
confessed by competitors to be the great
est fancy and trick skater in the business,
Altogether this bids fair to be the most
attractive rink show ever seen here.
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YoUSGE1owN, o., Nov. .6.-ThOmas Pugh
recently disappeared from here and was
thought to have been murdered and rob
bed Of 5000. He returned without the
money and WAS lodged in jail on a peace
warrant. Reflection in cell caused him
to remember where he placed the cur:
reucy when drunk. On being released
yesterday he recovered his treasure from
an old boot hidden in stump one mile
IRON his house. He has now Instituted
suit against his relatives for false impriS'
Oumrnt
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Al oporntSr,s Failure.

NEw YoRE, Nov. G.-HaywoOd Prince,
the member Of the Stock Exchange who
announced his suspension to-day with
small liabilities, attributes his failure to a
mistake in an order which he was given TO
execute a few days aso. The order was to
buy 800 Ehaies Of st. Paul. Instead ol
doug 50 be sold the stock, which made
him Short" dOuble the amount. Jhs
stock vent up rapidly and hc met WIN
considerable loss. The suspension Is sale
" De temporary,
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Nav YoRH, Nov. G.-The will Of the
A,e Henry W. Shaw Josh Billingr) was
lied in the surrogate's office to-day. He
bequeaths 81 900 each to his two daughters
md his son.in-law, and divides his books,
lectures, etc, between his wife and two
daughters. He leaves his wife, as long 81
She remains his widow, all the interest
arising out Of his Investments, and at hei
death il is to be divided between his two
daughters. The market value Of tho estate
sSJSOJO.
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Morr than one newspaper is moved to
,.u,rk that Blaine, with the Mugwumps
against MIN, did better in New York than
pwsnpor. with the Mugwumps for him.
yoproof is required to show that Blaine
ropli have carried New York without
NagTump aid il either one Of three other
thing, had not happened.
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xnp. lIIirnI A nlIintInn.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. G,-The protest ot
Mrs. Ellen Foster and twenty-five Others
ngains, the action Of the National women's
Christian Temperance Union, in PledGiBg
the influence OF the Union to political
party, has been replied 10 BY a committee
appointed for the purpose. The reply sets
forth that the lc:ion does not make the
Women's Christian Temperance Union a
component part Of any political party,
their resolution only involving sympathy
In common principle and aim.
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COT. QrAY has one eye that isn't 50 good
a, tho other, but it is the other eye that is
"so," on United States Senator Mitchell's
seat. Looking over the field now it is
plsiu that he could as well have had
iOOoO or 10000 more majority il it had
been ne :essary. Qlay is solid, early and
often, on the tariff question.
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PExNsYLvANIA ELECTION.
Fayssts aud Grseue Counties Let Down or
Their Record.

Eayetto huu trbeue OOuhAleb Lot Do"a VI
Tbeir Record.
UxIoSrowx, Pa, Nov. 6-The official
vote in FAyette county gives Day 81 ma
jority. The only contest for county Of
fees was on Poor -Directnr, and the result
haugs on the vote OF New Haven. The
returns from there are marked 9S tor
Popa, Republican, but the tally total foots
up 90 Ii the former is correct, Brysou,
Democrat, hss one majority in the county.
II the latter, then the result is tie. Judge
Ingram hAs ordered the blllOt.box to be
brought intn Court for recount.
WAYSE.BURG, Pa, Nov. G-rhe official
vote Of Greene county TO- State Treasurer
is: Day, 1850; Spang'er, 100; Qlay,
1855; Democrtc plurality, S64. BJyle's
friends have been kicking themselves to-
day worse than ever. The ! t down is
beyond the fondest hopes of the RePub-
cans.
PnrLADGLPnIA, Pa, Nov. 8,-The off.
cial return ofthe vote Tor Congressman in
the,NineI enth district ah1w plurality OF
$3.50 for Sope, Democrat, over Blair, Re-
publican.
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oswEGo, n. Y, Nov. G,-John D. Spen.
Ger, ex.deputy postmaster Of Mexico, a
town In oswego county, %ls arrested for
robbinC the mails while 10 office. Spencer
yas removed from office last summer. lie
Z already under indictment for larceny,
aud is charged with opening letters belong
ing to another person.