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orr pickels and things will no longer
:. roipeL by an offensive partisan" The
~ NV Superintendent of the Mint in Phils-
5slnbis Al is a Democratic ex.Mayor Of that
c;tr, c who takes the place OF man of ex1
e,p,ionll e experience, who has administer;
81 his office welland made first rate stump
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Iminigfs,,tio1 4 a:ts,Ie.s.

WAsnNqroSi June THE Chief Of the
Buecas, Of Statistics reports that during
May there arriyedsin The customs DISTRICTS
Of Baltimore, Boston; Detroit, Huron, New
Orleans, New York, Passamaquaddy,
Philadelphia and San Francisco, which
comprise 81 percent Of the total immigra-
ton, 1856 passengers, Of whem 9e,g7l
were Immigrants, $3.50 citizens Of the
United Gates returned from abroad, and
4. As aliens not intending to remain in the
United States. The total number ofim-
migrants arrived in the above named dis.
tricts from the principal foreign countries
during the II months ended May last,
Ss compared with the. same period last
yeaf was: 1885, sis, ,ise; 1884, ft, FOG.
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ruE,1uggIe in Ohio this year means
hntpem. The Democrats pretend to be
slle to whip the Republicans, but under
MI, 5ayado lies ill-concealed alarm, and
tI,ey have appealed to President Cleye-
I.pi to remove offensive partisans" so
tbev can have some sort Of q show.
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TnE Ohio saloonlsts arc not to get back
the money paid under the Scott liquor
lava handsome sum Of about two mil;
lions. The law has been declared uncon-
stitutional, but the money is to remain in
the treasury. "rhe VOLTS lone howl on
oonalaska's shore" will be a mild muir
mur compared with the response the
liquor men will make TO this decision.
And there is soon to be an election in
Ohio. The decision will not help the De.
uo.racy where it has hoped for help.
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WIN Not Rsirlbaris 8 ths saloonists.

Co1uMlrs, o., June 9.-The Supreme
Court this morning decided that the as
sessment paid under the Scott liquor .sE
Law, keiqta dsclapea 70 be HnGopltitp.
tiolal, could not be- returned tothe saloon-
lists. Judges Qksy and Follett dissent.
The amount involved q about &, 600 900,
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BoyD. the Steubenville torger, gets four
,s,1. il the penitentiary for 5000 worth
= ro,,sr-not heavy sentence. He
on,bt ~ 70 have gone into embeszlement,
vs mule bigger haul and Joined the noble
amy Of martyrs.
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NaIlsrs AnElous o qet Baek.

Pjfrspgea, June 0.-It Is stated 20
night os Iefiabls authority that the nail.
ers Who left the Amalganstsd Association
recently and organised the United Nail.
ers OF America. have tired iol
the new union and afa anxious
again to become members Of the
Old organization. The AmalRamated A..
ISOLATION, however, viii NOT take them
into the fold again unless they
disbandl and coma in through the regn-
lar channels. The na1efs are dissatts,
hed with the treatment received Of the
hand OF the manufacturers. II Is under.
stood that the latter promised TO sign their
scale Il they seeded from the Amalgatn-
ated Association, but only three firms
lived mp to the agreement. 4,s,lt E.
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rur Indications are that England is to
,,vs t,oublous times. Gladstone has
Issu Ss% rebuked by Parliament and Sir Peter
T, Inm,den has arrived in London with a
hottie full Of wrath.
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Of Committees, Sir Arthur otway; secre-
tary, Sir / n May; Assistant Secretary,
R. Palpaye; sefgeantat-A Arms, R. 4:

tary, Sir i. ". May; Assistant Secretary
R. Palgraye; sergeantat-A Arms, b. n
Cosset. =
The foremost Englishman Of his time.
s.the grand old man" Is the fourth son q
Sir John Gladstone, and brother Of Sil
Thomas Gladstone, County Kincardine
Scotland, who was Q astaunch Conservative
and hearty admirer OF Disraeli. Mr..
Gladstone's father became wealthy
Liverpool merchant, and the Premier,
though OF purely Scottish ancestry, was
born at the great Lancashire seaport. Ed.
ucated at Eton and at Christ Church, Ok
ford, he graduated with double tirBt-claSa
honors in 1881, and entered Parliament
for Newark in 1889 as . Conservative. he
Is one Of the very few members OF Parlia-
ment who sat in that body prior 70 the
great Reform act Of 1888. His earlier Of
fetal career was In subordinate posts in
the various ministries presided over by
Sir Robert Peel. Separating from his tra-
ditional associations, he became Chancel-
lor OF the Exchequer In the evolution Cab
met OF Lord Aberdeen In 1852; filled the
same post in two ministries OF Lord Pal
merston and one Of Earl Russell lin 1855.
His eminence as o political and religious
writer, and as student Of Homer, is well
known. .;ie J.
TIE CONSERVATIVES WILLING
To Accept OMEGA Forecast Of the New
Ministry. 81
I LONDON, June alt is reported that the
conservative leaders at q conference this
evening decided to accept Office. Follow
ing is a forecast Of q portion Of the new
cabinet:
Marquis Of salisbury-Prime Minister
and Secretary Of State for Foreign Depart
ment.
Sir Michael Hicks-B Beach, Chancellor Of
the Exchequer and leader in the House Of
Commons.
Sir stuford Northcote (who will go to
the House Of Lords Lord President Of the
Council.
Lord Randolph Churchill, Secretary Of
State for India. .5
Colonel Frederick A. Stanley, secre.
tary Of State for War.
The new ministers will attempt no
measures calculated to give the Liberals
q chance to gain victory. They will re-
cast the budget in accordance with the
votes OF the House and when the esti-
mates are passed will dissolue Parliament.
The Parnellites count on the lapaingof
the coercion measure.
The ministerial circle takes the defeat
with equanimity. Il is supposed that
the Cabinet in view of'the tendency TO
disruption and internal diseord was will.
ing to take advantage Of chance 10 re-
sign. The crisis postpones indefinitely a
settlement with Russia. The Consefya-
tiyes will adopt Earl Granyille's frontier
convention, but will insist upon stringent
guarantees against further Russian ad;
vance. ~ - NJ sffl Tsi
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THE CRANK TURNED
AND MORE nAscA1s eRousp our
And an Equal Number. ot.patrio... Pro.
,ldsd For-rwo Important Collector.
ships fnled-Ths End Of Long
and Bitter Political Contest.

WAsHISoToN, June 9.-The President
to-day appointed the following United
States Marhals: Frederick Il. Marsh,
for the Northern district oil Illinois; Henry
Q. Urner, for the Southern district Of Ohio.
The Prssidentto-day also made the fol-
lowing appointments:
To be Collector Of Customs-John P.
Robinson, for the district OF Alexandria,
Va.
To be Collectors Of Internal Revenue.
Ishad Hess, for the Fourteenth district Of
New York.
Alfred Q. Parkinson, for the Second dis.
trict Of Wisconsin.
To be Surveyors Of customs@John II.
P. yoorhies, for the Port Of Denver, Col.
Addison Cole, for the Port Of Albany.
Indian Agents: Dolores Romero, Of
New Mexico, as.agent. at Pueblo, N. NJ;
and William A. Walker, Of Wisconsin, at
Green Bay agency in Wisconsin.
The President this afternoon appointed
Fox, Of Philadelphia, Superin-
tendent Of the mint Of that city.
0therappointments are: Robert Taylor,
Pension Agent, Knoxville, Tenn.
Receivers Land offices-p. X. Wiser. at
Tracy, MINI. o. 9. Hale, La Crosse, Wis. !;
joseph Hill, Beatrice, Neb.; Abram Hall,
Ailbnrn City, Mon. John Z. Budl, Stock.
IN, ECal.: w. r. Edgar. Ironton, Mo.
Hugh O. Wallace, Salt Lake, Utah; !; George
v Warner, Register Land Office, Tracy,
Minn. IS Be,,
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New, YoRx, June 9.-The New York
Daily Commercial Bulletin places the ag-
gregate lossRy fires in May in the United
States and Canada at ssF5o,oQ0, Or ten
percent increase IL, the fire waste during
tho same month for ten years. The BIZ.
lstin remarks that this continuous Increase
Of freloss must advance insurance rates.
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c6oierS "a Spain.

!. MApRlp, June s.-rhe Guaraia Ciyile
.haye.eyacuated their barracks owing to
the breaking out Of cholera. oftour cases
in the barracks three p.sFea hs99l. The
iiten are now eneamped in 9 village on the
outskifts Of the city. Measures are being
taken to thoroughly fumiSate and dtsin-
feet the barracks, also AL private houses
where cholera has made It's appearance.
There were seven fresh cases Of cholera
in Valencia yesterday. All earsons af:
EtYing in Valencia hy, yea are subject 10
thEee days observation, and all persona
Wishing d leave the CiIy must show o
properly aItested certificate Of good health.
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Paper a,ill naly,al ed.

CLEyEtAEn, June 9.-one Of the build
ipss oithe Canton Paper Company, at
Canton, o., burned this morning. Loss
$4,000. Insured for $4,000 In about
twenty companies. The mill will be re-
built, n. 8 saaris s
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r.p IyTElLloExcER accepts the Regtsters
ind invitation to dinner, and will en-
1..ror 1, to make arrangementfor thespade-
MI De rinuer. --
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q lsAra penioerat.

w4sHlSeroS, D. G., June s.-bafiIs
ogden, 81 Penn Yam, who was recently
appointed Chief Of a diyidonin the Third
Auditors Office OF the lFresssiy, hay Ap,
clined the appointment.
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AroRaER SENTENCED
rerosr Year. .1a6tl.sa@.a.I hl.hs P.al

To Four Years ImpFisunnenti In the Peni.
tsntiaty-steubsnyilie News and Gossip.
Special Dt,pateA % ne blteIigeteer.
srEupEsyILLk, q, June e.This after
noon Charles a. Boyd, the t6rger, grow.
ing tired Of his jail life, entered a plea o.
guilty on one Of the forgery notes and
asked to be sentenced. The prisoner pre-
sented . sickly look, and his appearance
indicated great mental suffering. When
asked If he had anything to say he re,
piled: "Ihaye nothing to say, except
am guilty" While his Honor was speak.
ing the prisoner was yisibly affected, but
was much surprised when he was sen.
fenced to the penitentiary at hard labor
forfouryears. The other indictments were
nollied. Hewill be taken 70 the epeniten-
tiary tomorrow. His total iorgeries were
5000.
Last night the patlors Of the stenben-
vile Seminary were thronged with o bril-
liant assemblage OF the leading citizens oi
the city, and the scene was o magnificent
one OF dress and social enioyment.r II was
the senior reception, aud DR.. Wightman
and wife, can be congratulated on It's sue.
cess. This afternoon was the Art Reeep-
ton, and many beautiful specimens attest
ed TO the skill otthe pupils, and to the
credit iof their instructor. Tonight the
ANNUAL concert was given.s Tomorrow
morning the commencement exercises
take place. There are ten graduates.
This evening Laura, daughter OF Super
intendent, Of Water Works Hunt, was
united In marriage to Joseph Robinson,
real estate agent, of Wichita, Kansas. The
couple left at 10 o'clock for tbs West.
Tomorrow morning, at o'clock. DR..
James Siggins, Of Tdioute, Pa, will be
united inmarriage to Jennie, daughter Of
Joseph Hall. They will leave at once for
their future home.
PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION.
Annual Session at Grafton-whseiln Next
Place of Meeting.
Special Dtpatea % ne Iassitiaaesr. 2
: GRAFTON. VIVA, June s.-The West
State Pharmaceutical Association
met at 2 o'clock to-day in the, Court House
in this city. President Shrewsbury de-
liyered the annual address. at its con-
clasion j.. H. Holt, Esq, Of the Sentinel,
was introduced and welcomed the asso-
citation to Grafton In a spirited speech,
which was heartily applauded.
Alargs numberof applications fotmem-
bership were acted upon. The regular
routine business OF the association was
Thafhllnwifi1 VantIamef were
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ohio River Ralltoaa Meet

a4PA PAaxraspuRd, June 0,-The stocthold-
ers Of the Ohio River railroad met in this
city today The various officers submit
ted their reports, showing the road to be
in an excellent condition.. The old. ofti-
esEs wore reelected.
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NJ, mouth Of the National grabbing
,rans wide every day. Presently the pa:
,!:ot. y will be able to get in with all fours.
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TIM grand jury In New orIeans has in
dicted druggist for mlnslaughter in
negligently preparing medicine contain-
ing aconfte, and causing death. Bed Star
Cough Cure Is free from acanite or mar
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terrain church at night, delivering his sen.
mon nm hgkakino Rinksu =

mon on NSkating Rinksn n
Monday night John H. Holt, ESQ., OF
Graftan, addressed the Mozart Society on
personal Influence" Large audiences
have gathered to hear all the exercises
thus far held, and visitors are coming In
on every train. Snpt. Morgan and The
Regents are expected tomorrow.
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A chaneo ami IGor,io,p sun J,y,,.

f9xHoN June IA diSpateh from Cairo
says, Some excitement has been created
here among English officials aba Feddsnts
by the arrival oi atcopt, from Khar-
toum. He states that he witnessed the
capture Of Khartonm, and that imme-
diateiy after tie ,aassaese ct the garrison
the Mahdi demanded The head Of Gen.
Gordon toF 3 trophy, but his warriors
pJodIied the head az the Austrian consul,
Nj. Hansa. When the mistake was dis.
covered q search was made for Gen.
Gordon, but the Mahdi's followers were
unable to end any trace Of The hero n
Rhaftsu,a. 4hey iopnd seEeraI other
Europeans, but no other documents were
found on their bodies u show that either
OF them was General Gordon. The Copt
says that it Is possible that General
Gordon seeing that all was lost may haze
escsped soAth,
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rss Democracy is warned that these Sc
r,,s -si i,osts are very dangerous. 1t will
a. veil to take its feet in.
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Tar Cincinnati Enquirer is doing good
,.Irice 1is for Judge Foraker by belittlins bis
.,ndidacy for Governor.
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Explanatory.

nIl tt G3PLtuAtofys
Henry Q. Urner, who succeeds Lot
Wright as United States Marshal for the
Southern District Of Ohio, is a lawyer by
profession and a resident Of Cincinnati.
He was formerly President Of the Cham
ber Of Commerce and Is at present Presi-
dent OF the National Marine Insurance
Company.
Frederick Il. Marsh, who succeeds A.
N. Jones, as Marshal for the Northern
District Of IlliLois, is . resident Of Oregon,
illinois, and at present holds The office Of
Sheriff OF Ogle county. lie has good
record as Union soldier. He served on
the State Democratic Committee in the
Hayes Hlden campaign, and was twice
elected to the State Legislature.
Ishad Hess, the new Collector OF In-
ternal Revenue for the fourteenth dis
trict,of New York, Is well known law
yer Of Albany, and Is understood to have
been selected by the President without
solicitation on the part Of himself or
friends.
Addison Cole, appointed Surveyor Of
Customs for the port Of Albany, N. Y, is
an old resident and q prominent Demo
crat OF that city. He is at present engae-
ed in business as an insurance agent. His
appointment was made at the request OF
Secretary Manning.
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The Rumford chemical works, East
Providence, r. /, were destroyed by tire.
I.oss s6e,Qgg, i4il @l,34
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TWO MORE MILLS SIGN
Rejoicing at Amalsnma,sd Headquarters.
The Clifton, W. va, MIL Aeesdss to The
Demands of the Employss- Gossip
About The striks-1hs Last Break.
rnnwonKMEs,s scAIEor WAGES.

PlTrsBuRoH, June ell the ironwork-
ers threw up their hats last night when
tbs nav. news vas q. lcirctn1ated among them that
- - sIy.,. ~. I,ys.t.. Isl.I,s q.
the Union Iron Mills, at South Cleveland,
had sent In the scales TO the general
a. .ha na,vo thst ,oacbe;l .+be,, IA.
e -" = s'-.ts - a.
day was such IS to not only cause them to
throw the aforesaid hats still higher, but
to fairly iump up after them. Their pleas.
80 ~ ,s.tort.y ,,os soroor,hot d;.trrhad
u'e VI eeseiay "ss e"nAs utsss.s s,,s -
by the news that the FENCES NJ the Sugo
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Ghs Gnteltige'fffr;,

oas,; Sos. 70 and a Tourteea.h street.
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AFRAID or THE BTRIHRRs.

An official connected with the Etns
mills this morning was disposed 70
talk freely on The ss4di!ion Of affairs
there. sWe hare our mills already ts go, !"
said he, sand think We viii haye them
running very shortly. There are plenty
Iof men there who would workitthey wefe
not afraid OF serious consequences coming
from Il. On Sunday night Q new board:
ing house belonging 70 the company was
burned downs lit was The impression
among some ofthe workmen th&t We In
tended bringing on G lot OF aon.nnssn men
and operate them In the house. The
truth pfthe matter Is, we built the house
d relieve come Of the boarding houses
ifcm their oVet.tsaRged condition. In
some Of these places 9 dosea men were
Compelled 10 sleep Ia oae roosa. The
house was burned; how, or by whom, We
do not know. Ono thing l do know and
that Is that on Monday, seHe Of the Anal
eamated men, in using arguments e keep,
men from going to work, told them that y
they went toWork the same thing might
he expected Il. .happen 70 their houses as
happened TO the boarding hpqss, uite Q
number Of Our men own their own liousea,
and threats d this character naturally Dc:
Ter them from going into the mi!l. u i
had NOT been for these threats the mill
would now be working , - -
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latter employees about 500 men and manu-
iacturers both nails andironbar. Whether
the nail department scale has been signed,
Is not known at the general Office, and
should this be SO, it would be double
victory for the ironworkers. The scales
were deposited in the safe, and there was,
for o little while, an extraordinary rise Of
Thermometers sitting around the room.
The Temperature continued yefywarm
and pleasant all day in consequence Of The
cheering wave coming from the Southwest.
Since yesterday there have been four
mills that haye signed. Tho Volta Iron
Company's mill, isa sheet iron mil, and
the signature OF the firm to the scale Is
regarded among the workmen as . double
victory. It will likely be the means Of
drawing the Leechburg mills to the de.
sired point. The Union. Iron Works, Of
Cleveland, makea specially Of bar iron
and light steel rails.
While naturally feeling jubilaut over
the news OF yesterday; and to-day, the
iron-workers say that Il Is nothing more
Than they expected. One would infer
from their conversation that they hadla
very moderate share Of interest in the
whole matter. "rhe ironworkers," said
President. Weihe this mornings "are
everywhere very quiet. The men arc not
at all anxious 10 work just now. The
weather is hot and they would lust as soon
be idle Tor q tims.P tthe Etna mills no
attempt was made to run this morning, as
was expected. The workmen who started
to work at the Sligo mills yesterday were
parsuaded to come out to-day: They
viii not 60 bsek again" said one Of the
committee this morning. Everything Is
satisfactory there, and Ye'will hage no
trouble keeping ltin thst.way'p
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MaLfF.. .shAsll als0 PseaeAed in the Presby.
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Rev. s. Il. Wallace was in town yester-
day with his family aud household be.
longings, on his way from Barnesville to
his new charge, the Presbyterian church
Mt Shafnavf1ln - 7FrE 7t511f Z
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HaLrExx, n. &, April is.-Adviees
from Sc. Johns, n. H.. indicate that the
seal fishery this year has been unusually
successful. Many STEAMERS have re-
turned 10 port loaded down almost 90
the water level. The Newfoundland
fiecf have been extraordinarily lucky,
bat the risk TO human life has been
criminal. The steAmer Ranger, with
over 100 men ON board, rct1rned 10 ~.
Johns With 81, 6oo PRIME young harps, the
largest catch for her tonnage ever taken
into any port In the world. every nooA
and esrner Of the ship being ismmed
full. Thousands OF pecple watched her
entrance into the hilrbor. She bad q
heavy list 10 port. and Was compelled 10
steam death siow from the time OF leav-
inQ the leo 10 prevent upestttng. and bad
TO creep houas inch By ineh and foot BY
foot. Fortunately the sea vas calm eli
she cay. Her deck. covered 90 the tap
Of the rails with 7l01 seals, uss sight
never before seen IN 81 Johns The
conpaniongay U&s covered In, only
room enough bcynV left for man 20
squet rs himself iists, the doorway. The
lazarrff consainsd 100, and go wers
slowed under the hunks Ia which the
men slept. Eight l1nchecTls wsre hlied
with oil, aud the rNif was slowed IN TIE
hola. i've hnndrsd and atty sharks
were killed durirI9 the vuysge. and b.
| ing short IL esai SHARKS lisefs were used
a. fuel for three days before reachins
here. Had this iship expeFiereed thf
siiQhsess rough weather sne must have
! fuundersd and all On board been Iost.az
che carried no boats. Bat alI's veil thai
anda sell.
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ras weRK 90 FrRE.

srRArHssx, Ont, April 16.-Fiss of
the largest bueiness houaes. q livery
sable and Q number OF other buildings
we're burned last night. Assistance
from Psfrolis saved the tagn from de-
ssrucsion. Loss. not ascsrtained.
vrcxssuRs. April 6-The bodies Of
Ave firsmsn vho perishs In the recent
IRE here, thsir remains being found In
the ruins, were barred today. II was
the Largest funeral ever witnessed here.
The whole number OF bodies recovered
10 s., and Il is knoen that more are IN
the ruins. Tue wcrk Of exheminR the
victims wAs suspended yesterday sven
in0. having bean condncsed NO TO thai
time By the Firsmsr's Charitable Asso
ciation.
PrrrsBuaa. April 25.-By : COLLAPSE
Of q huilding durinR Q fire on Third
Avenue 81 II o'clock tonight two men
we're killed. four Seriously injured and
. nnmber Of others slightly hurt.