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THE LINE DRAWN.
ruR rnEslDEsr cAIIs a HA1r
On Murderer Recommended 70 Him 70,
n promlaspt Position unasr the GOV.
srumsnt-Ths Louisiana Case that
Caps :hs olIma1-esaeralN News.

WASHINGTON, D. O., June 2.-The state
ment Is published here to-day from Demo-
cratic sources that the President hasbeen
induced to appoint a man as Consul at
Callao who Is an escaped murderer from
Louisiana. The news comes in the form
Of a special from New Orleans, which says :;
"The Stats, this morning, commenting
upon the alleged appointment by Presi.
dent Cleveland Of Cuthbert Bullitt Jones
as Consul to Callao, calls editorially upon
Governor McEnery to make a requisition
for him as fugitive from Justice, there
being an unsatisied indictment a:ainst
him in The Parish Of Catahoula for murder.
It then narrates the particulars OF the
assassination OF General Liddell in 1870,
by Jones and his father and brother, on. Q
Black River steamboat, and how the
two latter were subsequently shot and
killed by gang Of lynchers in the Har-
riBonburg jail. Cuthbert Jones escaped
from the country. The paper wants to
know who is responsible for this appoint
ment, as 1t is alleged his papers are
signed by members OF the present Con-
gresslonai delegation. The Stdkes is al
straight-ont Bourbon Democratic paper,
and was the first in the State to advocate
Cieveland's election" sIl.aa
II tisyery evident that the President and
his Cabinet are even more disturbed than
has been represented over the discoveries
they have made in regard to the unfit and
disfeputable men who have been recon-
mended by men Of standing in the party.
To-day the Post returns to the attack upon
this class Of Democrats, styling them
dishonest advisers and under this title
II proceeds to lash an element in its own
party which it admits TO be made up OF
Senators, Congressman. Governors and
others. II Is revelation Of the Democratic
party leaders which the country will do
well to heed.
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MAnrIS,s FERRY.
Cheeky and Gate na' plindtsla RS

Cheeky and Cute Bui -Blindfold Re.
gatta, etc.
Mr.. William Brieeland Is getting up a
blindiold regatta which willie held hero
in short time.
On Monday night two females in tho
orchard made things quite lively for q
time, indulging in hair.pnlltng match.
Yesterday afternoon "!shinney" Nc.
Kinglet had bis hearing before Mayor
Mitchell. The Mayor held him 70 answer
at court in bonds in the sum OF 1900.
Monday night some persons entered the
house Of Mr.. Tom Deyanlt, and going up
stairs, tried 10 enter bis bedroom, hut he
had the door fastened on the inside with
"a catch. Failing 70 effect an entrance,
they turned the key, which was on the
outside, locking him in. Hearing them
Mr.. Deyault got mp and started 10 20 down
stair, but found he. was locked in.
After taking thorough inventory Of tho
house the thieves left without taking any
thing. This is becoming too frequent,
and every effort should be made 10 find
out who the guilty parties are.
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TnEloFFlcfAL PAPERS
Concerning the Pendieh Incld dent-slr PETE
Lumsden,s Assertions.

Ooncofnink tue Fcnulen Inciuent-Slr PetoI
Lnmsden's Assertions.
LONDON, 2-The official papers concern.
ing the Pendjeh incident have been pub.
lishsd. Among those not heretofore
made public Isl telegram from Sir Peter
Lumsden, dated on the day before the
battle, informing the government that
General KomaIoff was moving heaven
and earth to get the Afghans to 6ght; that
q battle was certain 10 occur, and that the
Afehans could not avoid defeat. In his re-
port on the battle forwarded April "a Sir
Peter repeated this declaratio that Kom-
arof had planned his attack beforehand.
The papers show that arbitration was tirtt
proposed by Lord Granville. NJ. do Giers
objected to It, saying that the only person
ftly situated TO arbitrate was the Emperor
William, who would refuse TO act. Lord
,Granyille'sreply TO this was that the EN-.
peror William could not avoid acting II
asked 10 do so.
CoSsrANrlSoPLE, June 2.-Sir Peter
Lumsden in an interview to-day said that
the present semi.peaceful state OF affairs
between England and Russia may exist
for weeks and perhaps for months, but
the two powers are certain 10 again be.
come embroiled before long. The old
frontier line, which interposes eighty
miles Of desert between the disputants Is
the best that can be decided upon.
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rILDEN AGAINST CLEVELAND.
slsus of Conflict over the Demo oerati'

E 4 " H
sIgus Of Conflict Over the Democratic
Nomination for Governor.
NEw YoRE, June 2.-Goyernor David
B. Hills preparing for 4 fight Heibas
been notified that Secretary Manning Is
opposed to his candidacy for the nomina.
ton for Governor by the next Democratic
State Convention. He has also been
notified that President Cleveland is in
clined to back his trusted Secretary Of the
Treasury in any fghtthat he may make
for the control OF the Democratic organi-
zation in this State. But David is prepar-
ing to give battle to Goliath Cleveland
and his hosts, though the odds seem to be
all against hun. Samuel j. Tilden has
declared in favor Of Hills nomination,
and the old statesman is still power in
his party. Under the advice OF Mr.. Ill.
den, the Governor has made himself
solid with some OF the most influential
Of the Democratic leaders OF the State.
The other night the Governor made
another, move toward winning the favor Of
that willy political chief, Hugh McLaugh-
lin, OF Brooklyn. After. a long and free
talk about Brooklyn legislation, the Gov
ernor took his leave.
lie carefully avoided any reference to
his candidacy for the Gnbernatorial noml-
nation. His visit, without question, has
gained him the good will Of all those he
came In contact WITH. Efforts were made
TO keep the Governors visit secret,
but one OF the gentlemen who were in Mr..
Mel Laughlin's house when Mr.. Hill called
inadvertently referred TO the fact that he
had met the Governor. The story spread
among the politicians, much to the chag-
rim Of Mr.. Mclaughlin When asked by
a reporter ifhe had received o call from
Governor Hill, Mr.. Mclaughlin Sreplied,
with shadow Of annoyance in his tone:
II met the Governor on Saturday Of the
residence Of Mr. Knapp. You will please
excuse me from talking with you longer.
Some friends are inside waiting TO see me
on business .ofimportance."
The Kings county Democracy are keep
ing up great show Of friendly feeling
toward the administration. One OF the
number summed up the situation as fol-
lows:
Mclaughlin and his friends to plead for
this and that appointment.-slNeSba in.
dicated through our Congressman, as
plainly asan.iatelligent man could desire,
the men whom We would be satisfied TO
see appointed to places. But he has not
made move toward appointing any OF
these men. On the contrary he has
shown an inclination TO appoint at least
one man who is Objectionable to the
party. What can Democrats think OF the
policy which has left the Office OIL s.
District Attorney vacant for several days2
Now, as to the fightfo the Goyernorlhip.
aKings county has warm place in Its
heart for Samuel j., Tilden, and II he Is
for Hill, the administration will have to
skirmish for friends on this side Of the
East River" e. tl ''f
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MASHED ~ .LIaHrN1Na.
Chicago visited Byia storm of Thunder,
Lightning and Rain.

Lightning and Rain.
CHICAGO. June 2.-shortly alter 8
O'Clock this afternoon a heavy storm oi
thunder, lightning, wind and rain struck
this city lasting nearly an hour. No dam
age was done the principal business
portions, but reports from the outside
and suburbs tell Of numerous build
,ings being struck and several demolished.
John Montague, watchmsn Of the Nc
Cormick Reaper Works, while standing
near fire alarm box received shock,
from the effects Of which he has since
died. A number Of other persons were
injured, but none fatally.
The lightning struck the south wall of
the new base ball grounds, which is brick
ten feet high, demolishing three hundred
feet Of 1t and badly shattering the rest.
The storm was especially severe in the
town OF Lake, one man standing near Q
chimney having his skull fractured, and .
child being bruised in O shanty which q
bolt struck and nearly annihilated.
Atl0:45 tonight there was Q repetition
OF the afternoons storm. The lightning
was binding and the rain fell in torrents.
Some apprehension is felt regarding the
safety OF vessels on the lake.
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!! NM YoRE, June 2.-Dr, Douglas said
! !, evening that the swelling outside and
sads Of General Grants throat had %
SaOased y, that the parts were now ex-
a'aed with greater ease than at any
-, sss ,Inca t the Generals illness. The pa,
~ sas l9ls week has eaten solids, aspsra.
balg steak In very moderate quantities.
~ ~. Douglas expects the General will
~, w tasS Gity before the last week Of this
ISaa, ISa, lie will be conveyed by boat To
where special arrangements win
paAas ior the rest oi the Journey. I
~, ,ss,.elaent Cleveland, on Decoration Day,
~. A.. word that he would icall on General
S's,a, s sunday afternoon, but was pre-.
~ ,'.a ~ rom doing so by circumstances he
'4aot able TO control.
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THE BROKEN BANK
OF PhilhdslphIa-Iuquiry Into It's Books
Shows Very bad State of fAnaIrs.

VI hilAdelphla-lnquiry Into Its Books
Shows Very Bad State of AnaIrs.
PulLApELpaIA, Pa, June 2.-The ex-
pertSare still hard at work at the books Of
ths suspended ShackamaxOn bank trying
SsEolve order out Of the chaos. The
Deeper they delvo into the books, how.
t'er, tie larger grows the deficit until it
seaed that it would reach far into the
h5adreds Of. thousands. Tho auditing
Snmttee Of the Board Of Directors com.
l'sd some Of the deposit books with the
hssn to-day and found a difference of
sioO for one day, that is, sl,4oo was
sslved ina single day which was not
aeied upon the books. II this rate OF
ssidt continues the loss will be munh
9Af than the directors tholght.
statement was made this afternoon
y 4 friend Of James COnklln, highway
satactor, who played an important part
a@e failure, that the amount he drew is
saeh larger than the directors thought;
s41g was the extreme figures named,
eat u g stated that the amounts $40, 900,
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SURELY it cannot be the Presidents in
sa.ion TO set up again the revenue dis
net, which President Arthur did away
vlh by consolidation. 1t is said that he
s,s already agreed to do this in North
Cirolina and will inaugurate elsewhere
DE same "reiorm." Tsere are not enough
allectOnhips to go around, and this
rheme has been suggested as opening up
he way for a good deal Of misplaced
alent Until the President yields this
pint to tue hungry Clamor Of his party
We shall not think him capable OF It.
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A mar,lsud Lynehiuy,

WEsrMISsrER, Mp., June 2LAt 1880
o'clock this morning body Of masked
men rode into the city and vent at once to
the jail where Townsend Cook, tcoloredl,
was Imprisoned for an assault on Mrs
Knott, near Mount Airey, a few days ago.
They broke down the d61r Of the jail,
oyefpowered the Sheriff and proceeded 70
Cooks coll. a rope was placed around
his neck, after which ne WAS led ont and
put intoa wagon, and the makers pro.
ceeded out on the Mount Airey road. Az
q O'clock the body Of Cook was found
hanging from 4 trse abolt two miles from,
this place. Two bullet wounds were found
in the back Of his neck. Apiece Of paper
itaokod 70 the tree bore the words, written
in pencil; 1This man confessed his
crime.p The words were writtenoa letter
head printed, Law Office OF Milton g.
Urner, PredeaOk.q No clHe has yet been
obtained as 70 who were engaged In the
.lVnchinR. -
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DolI, had syludlsr.

LlyERPooh June s.-Arthur E. Marsh,
who smbczaled $4,000 while acting as
superintendent Of the business Of Koch
Sons ( Co., Of New York. and who was
arrested at Queenstown, on board the
steamer Nevada last Friday, II has been
ascertained, remains in this city under
surveillance. He Is becoming bolder and
now offers 10 return 10 New York on cer-
tain conditions. Mr., Koch will not &C.
oept anything but an unconditional return
aud insists on personally accompanying
the prisoner % lar back as Queenstown.
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An Ints Fa.h.s On nana.

NEw YoRK, June 2.-Charles Z. Acl,ron,
brought from Chicago to Jersey City, TO
answer to fifteen complaints OF forgery,
was to-day taken before the grand Jury.
A well dressed gentleman was in the room
with a loaded revolver. He declined 10
give his name, but asserted that Ackron
had attempted his daughters ruin, and
that he meant to kill the prisoner in case
the court failed 10 hold him.
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LITTLE Rock, AK, June 2.-while
plowing in his field this morning, Martin
West, a substantial planter, near Jackson
vile, twelve miles from this city, was as
sassinated by al. Clemens, his son-in.
law. firing two shots from a Winchester
rifle. The trouble was caused by Glenn
ems i'll treatment OF his vile. Atlast ac-.
counts he was still alive aud posse was
securing the woods for the assassin.
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NEWS IN nRlEF.,

Miss Isora Brown, West Sonora, Ohio,
suicided by hanging. n
Lew. Hornhorser, aged II, Of Cincinnati,
was drowned in the Ohio. : tl
Perry Brazel, Of Akron, Ohio, on a pro,
tracted spree, died from the effect Of drink.
The Teller Of the, Manhattan bank, New
$4,000. FAs 7 y N's' :
The Little Rock, (Ark,) woolen; mills
were destroyed by fite. Loss, $40, 900; no
insurance. t{tt
at Goodloetown, KY, il d dltpute over
q dog, Henry Bergman fatally cut Alex.
ander hall.
Louis Wager, Loi Sydney, Ohio, was
fatally stabbed by Charles Peters in q
quarrel over game OF cards. n
Investigation into the affairs Of the
Clinton county (0hio) treasury shows q
deficit Of Sl2,7SS29. y z.
Great damage was wrought TO crops
throughout Central Ohio, on Sunday
night, BY, a severe hailstorm,
The management Of the New Orleans
Exposition request privilege Of keeping
the Government exhibit there another
year. 5s 957I
Nv an explosion a n soda fountain Al
stncky's drug store. Pittsburgh, Yesterday
afternoon. James Mcconnell. d clerk, was
fatally injured. H.. ~
Ronn,, : T.yncb =, .o;rc,,na,, d,ad an
sn np1Iay from Ttbs nss n oninm her boSy
being found in the rear Of q Chinese
AJinn;a, uosre "a i kron n was nroh.
.hIu jatsllv bnrnsd hv ~ @ he, rlothes isnitina
Tsn9, s n;acs N nSos bosns I % SLish ~ s ,car.
I s,od IN sSe Har nodSss ~ t.NiAs " t'S 80 - I
i1eu ~ ~. HSfee u. I
ioan. saEonef, 2 government deteehye,
and yonp So1i while attempting 70 arreat
iatnef ana TWO sons namea me- seeyes, near ~
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Paris, June 2.-On tue avenue Dss
Champs ElySees at the Rae De Boetie,
stands the tine residence o. Baron Roger.
Desiring TO protect his grounds from the
intrusion q the crowds who were gather
ing even at midnight to secure good
places where from 70 view the funeral
procession of Victor Hugo, the Baron em-
ployed Q number q maaons 70 imbed on
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THE VENICE OF ASIA.
THE VALE OF cAsnMEREERuPTEp
BY a Violent Earthquake, and hundreds Of
People supposed to DO Buried beneath
the Ruins of Demolished pweliinE,s
An About ths Destroyed city.

IoSnoY. Jnne 0-Disnatche FINN. Rom
H.. r.. - =, a, -,
pay ssAse .sas ae"s tise aes ts.sSsee ~ sieie
ora disastrous earthquake IN Cashmere, Q
country OF India. The seismic shocks be-
oan ON Sunday and have continued at In.
sa,,,.I. "a ton ,n,rn,e. favor siroa Tho
tefsals ol zen minutes eter =, since. iie
shocks were very severe NJ Seflnagur, the
capital OF Cashmere. The barracks, in
wb;cb several hundred sofdiera were
!. .tiS, = 80
qqateeieu, was s9npieseiy sesavyeu'
collapsing 50 suddenly that nearly hall the
menwere Imprisoned in the debris. Fifty
ara known Ia have been killed. while
TN - h.a,,.ad ,,a,al r,o,a ~ ,.s. a.
luily. one hunureu meie .noie " ieS" N
iured. A5portion oil the city mas been de-
molished, while very few OF the remain.
inc bnildinsa escaped Injuries. MANY hay.
-, ...ia 4, tha,, mr. -
lps Age Ien.s aau $500 - sne asa,ti sso- peo
~ nssahs paIhei0d hea.n and saS t.ora e .ha
s;ts, ss H.ot tos;n. IL hos.. ana tants w IN
et.y ~ sn o,Sa tssT Tha gUmhe. @ ~ S li,,aa
.ns iopsn leius. at 20. . Las, =, n..ss ~
aI s..m aas mvS et aanaSs @ H. on,;.a ~, ~ tSe
~ stass.;su 80 "a oS as ,Lin9 - & y " tsia ~
;.o a.a sgie
s;it Stp IL m haa,v 40 he istest e ;ntormat;nn @ NJ M
isan, tbara oa,o d ior hs,n ssv;na that hmn
dsn1. sus ~ o,ni. @ i ,a ean ;iisd ns aad tSa.
.he a;stsas. =. a aoans @ ,hs naneis Au ;s sa.s s
s,e.t .ns utssse Ae s's psef'' " '@!
= kfsss Sa. ,.,. =, ,ha, o;.,, h.. ,ao, art;xo,,
,oSaoI;iSaa Sn1 a "a and ae many 9 an SnnJsa5s | ntne.
nia o Sre sn nnossd I ~ ha hnried in tSs ~ ,nins In
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Alright ia Frypt,

suAE1N, June 2,-Yeaterday hostile
Arabs made an attempt 10 wreck the
Spaklp.Herber railway, but they were
dispersed by o few shells. To-day u Nile
baat, carrying q force Of Tribal police, sur
prised a party Of osman Digna's at Adix.
a fight ensued and twenty oi the hostile
Arabs were killed and num- el taken
prisoner. One hundred and tlfty Of their
oamelS and 4 900 sheep were captured.
LoSpoN, June 9.-The Berbcr railway
plant has been offered the Government of
Cyprus as free gift.
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LONDON, June 2.-The Captain Of the
bark Themis, his family and crew, in all
IS persons, were six days and nights in q
small open boat before being picked up.
They were all in an exhausted condition,
owing to the terrible nature Of their sui.
ferngs. The Themfs was bound from
Havre for Miramichi and was lost as re-.
suit Of Q collision with an iceberg. The
steamer Missouri, from Boston, brought
the shipwrecked people 70 Liverpool.
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Ey.NIxlsrER lowELL is The subject Of a
l,udntOy poem in Punch, the alleged
hunorou, paper Of London. 1nasmuch as
20 diagram accompanies the effusion it is
impossible to discover the meter, there
i,re no adequate criticism can be made.
/. may bo sufmised, though, that if any
hing hastens SIr. Lowell's departure it
vii be that poem.
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ApI,a,trro,,uls storm.

oEOAn RAPlDs, IA, June IA terrific
rain, hail and wind storm passed over this
section to-day. Hail fell as large as hens
eggs, doing much damage to plants. A
l50 foot spar Of the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Western Railroad bridge over
Cedar river was blown down. Several
cars were blown from the track and thou.
sands 81 window lights in the houses were
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stonewalis Jaekson,s Daughter Married,

stenswan. Jaekson,s Daughter Married,
RlcHMoSD, Va, June s.-Miss Julia
Jackson, daughter Of the stonewall Jack
son, was married this evening to William
E. Christian, Of this city. The
church was crowded with bril-.
liant assemblage. The bridal party
included friends Of the contracting parties
from South Carolina. Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Maryland, Washington, D. 20 !,
North Carolina, New York and this State.
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Me-. Lowell Etfso,ualIy paneh,d.

LONDON, June 2.-Pane,tt this week has
poem laudatory Of ex.Minister Lowell
aud expressive Of regret at bis departure
from England. The poem contains the
following sentiments:
"What We allshould like best would be
to keep you here forever
You have won our hearts,
Your words and your ways are what
we like" =
Commend US to the YaSkee heart"
"1f you can return, do.
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nEl1A1nE.
Shooting ut "a rhi.f-vailous News Note,
and Peraonnla.

Shooting Mt q Thisf-yailous News Notes
and Personals.
L. F. Cash ls back from Philadelphia.
J.R. Wickline has moved to wellsyille.
Mr.. Riley Gun has been down from
Brilliant some days.
Mrs. Mahlon Wilson will shortly Join
her husband in Colorado.
I Levi Cassell is moving back to Bellaire
from Hamilton, Ontario.
Slrs. John G. Tomlinson, Of Wheeling,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mayor Cooper.
w. @. Grafton has left for Cinrianati,
where he will go into the photograph bus:
iness.
Clyde Umrickhausen has received a
place as train boy on the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh railroad.
Thosejwho attended the race at Barnes.
Vile liked their treatment at the hands OF
the Barnesville people, who lost none OF
their courtesy because OF the Ill fortune OF
their champion in the race.
The Ohio Valley track along the river
bank below town Is being extended with
cinder from the Benwood blast furnace at
Martins Ferry. Some hundreds Of car
loads will be used for the purpose.
The best scholars Of each school room
are TO be examined publicly Thursday AZ.
ternoon. This Is. instead Of the usual com.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, the graduating class
having left the school and refused 10
graduate.
Jack Tobin Is wanted as one OF the
thieves who stole the lumber from Ander.
sons lumberyard. Hewas chased through
the First ward Monday night by Officer
Halpin. who caused some excitement by
firing his pistol after the flying man.
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wedding night dress. She shook the loose
folds ofher garment and said TO her aunt
with mock cheerfulness, Don't i looklike
ehostPn and Immediately returned 10
her bed. A few minutes later Mrs. Clarno
became conscious that something was
wrong by, hearing noise in the room
above. On going up stains she found the
girl in 0 spasln, her eyes set and her limbs
rigid. Death soon resulted. She had
taken poison with the drink.
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Troy, N. Y, June 2.-Bstween two and
three o'clockthis morning the inmates Of
the hotel Interlaken, at Saratoga lake,
were aroused by cry Of fire, and all
rushed from their rooms In their night
clothes. The halls were filed with smoke,
but all escaped. The building and con-
tents were totally destroyed. Loss, $50. 900.
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I, seems that Kansas City whisky
B,tes lunatics, as the maniac who was
snpred ,,r in Chicago the other day is re,
sossl to have been a reputable citizen Of
n.n,er until he struck that city and i'm
yb.d TOO much Of the liquid lightning
nailed there. t