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Awfe Reater Flogeod.

BAIr1SoRE, Mn, June 24-Henry A.
Myers paid the penalty TO. day at noon for
having brutally beaten his wife. The SEN
tence Of the court was that he should re.
ceiye twenty lashes and undergo one years
imprisonment. The twenty lashes were
laid on by Sheriff Airey the instrument
Of punishment being the same used upon
Pryor's back last week. Myers received
his flogging without crying out, but he
squirmedi considerably. Each lash left
behind Il bright red mark upon the back
where the leather struck. When II was
over Myers seemed utterly overwhelmed
with shame and was led back 10 his cell
with bowed bead. He will serve one year
in tie penitentiary to complete the sen
&aSs a. f. -
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use every endeayor to secure prohibition
in this State, and We therefore pledge
ourselves TO use all honorable means with
| in our reach to accomplish this object. i
| Is further agreed that each representative
present shah be permitted TO exercise the
largest liberty in his line oi conduct II
tho future to secure the triumph OF nght
over wrong in the freedom OF our be
loved State from the curse OF the iquol
evil.
The resolution excited some lively de.
bate, being fercely opposed by the Third
Party faction OF the convention, and after
considerable discussion It was withdrawn
by Mr.. Atkinson Rs substitute and again
presented by. him as separate, indie,
dependent proposition, in which form II
was unanimously agreed to.
Mr.. Atkinson then moved the adoption
OF the minority report OF the Committee
I on Resolutions. Debate was limited TO
FIVE minute speeches on this question.
Aa4S WITHOUT ANY BRIDGES.
on this question Mr.. Dave johnson, oi
Parkersburg, said that he was not a mem
Der OF any Of the old parties; that the
bridges were all cut behind him and his
fortunes were cast with the Prohibitions
lists forever; that the time had come to or.
sanizs Third Party; they had been ret.
regarding OF late and losing strength in
the Legislature. He wanted power in
the State that could be felt; aparty that
can nominate Its own candidates, and will
not depend upon other parties for its
voters, and he wanted candidates who, II
elected, could not renonnce, when the
time came for action. the principles upon
which they were elected.
Mr.. G. W. Bags, Of Ohio county, said
he was unalterably opposed to the forma-
ton OF Third party, although, perhaps,
he had more reason than any other man
present to favorit, as he had becn promised
BY its leaders that he should be the first
nominee Of the new party for Governor.
He then spoke for the remainder Of his
five minutes presenting strong arguments
against the destructive temperance politi-
cal party.
Hon. Fontain Smith, Of Marion, made
q vigorous speech against a Third party.
He would regard It as great calamity 10
the cause OF Prohibition, which was very
near to his heart. II these were gentle
men who had to seek new political attilia-
tons because they could not get along In
their own parties, or tecause they were
seeking their own ends, they might speak
for themselves.
Mr.. Carskadon sprang TO his feet in
reply to Mr.. Smith, and good; ;naturedly,
but in issletge-hammer way, said he was
one Of those who had been refertel TO,
and he was proud oft. He areusd earn
estly for the organization Of Third Party
at once, and used the organization OF the
Republican party by way Of illustration.
Mr.. Chaliant, OF Lewis county, spoke
agaiust the distinctive party.
Rev. Mr.. Carter, Of Parkersburg, in a
good hrmored speech, favored leaving
other parties 10 take care of themselves
and form o new one OF their own.
Rev. Dix also spoke effectively against
the formation Of a new party. He was
calm, earnest and telling.
Adjourned for dinner.
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miss colerIdge Married.

I LONDON, June 24.-charles Warren
Adams and Miss Mildred Coletidge,
daughter Of the Lord Chief Justice Of
England, were married to-day. A mater
tnal.uncla was the officiating clergyman.
The marrisge was private. Lord Cole.
ridgew was asked by his daughter to attend
her wedding. He refused; and in conse-
quenee Of this refusal no other members
Of the family Of Lord Coleaidee were In:
yited. Invitations were however, issued
10 and accepted by all the members Of the
family Of the late Lord Coleridge, and all
were present at the wedding.
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NEWS N BRIEF.

Epidemic diphtheria is prevalent at La
porte, Ind.
Afre in Huron, o., destroyed thirteen
buildings, causing . loss Of about S30, 900.
J.F. Noland, freight conductor on the
LB &W. railroad, was killed near Clark's
Station, o.
81. Phelps, ex-mtnister to Peru, died
at Lima yesterday. He leaves . wife and
one daughter.
Ansell Bookout, of Blonntsville, Ind,
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the heart.
A commission will be appointed 10 in.
vestisa:e the troubles existing at the
Cheyenne Indian Agency.
In runaway accident at Elgin, Ill,
Florence Wood was killed, her mother
fatally injured, and the father badly hurt.
General Crook will endeayor TO prevent
the return 10 the United States Of those
Indians who may be driven out Of Mexico
The internal revenue receipts for the
year ending June 80 will be about so, ,0O0,'
600 less than was calculated by Secretary
McCnlloch.
a boiler explosion wrecked the saw mill
Of Abraham Gaunt, rear Wabash, Ind,
Five men were st work In tho mill, but
none were seriously injured.
The private correspondence relating Il
the offer 10 Col. Mosby, OF CoufedeEate
guerrilla warfare lame, Of a command in
the Chinese Amy, Is bstng Published.
The Massachusetts Insurance Commis-
sioner has reported 10 the Attorney Gem
efal that the management OF the Peoples
Benefit Company, Of Boston, is grossly in.
competent.
The liie-size portrait Of ex-Presidenl
Arthur, purchased by the Senate Library
Committee, has been placed in the Whitt
House, with the collection Of the portraits
Of other Presidents.
John Coffee, who confessed having Inur
derea the McSiullen family, at Grasiords
vile, Ind, now says that he and Dennii
only plotted the robbery, and that Jane
Rankin did the killing
An explosion. Of natural sas, CROWN;
out OF the carelsssness Of some workmeI
engaged in putting service pipes In; /
building at Findlay, o., demolished tht
house and senously injured one ot thl
men.
| A tire on the third floor Of Knoedler
Co.'s art gallery, New. York, caused q los
OF S75, 900. Many valuable painting whiel
were in the building were saYed. Had tn
loss been total-it would have exceedeC
8, ,000, 900. r
4, At the meeting Of the g. A. 3. Encamp
ment, d Portland, Me-, yesterdGy, ID
committee appointed % lay before tn
proper Catholic authorities the nature Q
1 the order, reported ss having fnldlisd II
miesi6p, and that assurances. had be d
given by AFchblshops Ryan and GibbOn
that nothing could Be found in the aim
lot the Grand Army 10 prevent any goo
J Catholic hom becoming Q member,
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THE SPLIT.
Anti. .rhltd Party Mea Withdraw and the
Party Is Born.

Anti. .Thlsd Party Men Withdraw and the
Party Is Born.
SpaeiGl Di1pstsA % ne Eate.lipaear.
GRAFTON, w. Va, June 24.-The con-
vention met again in the afternoon at l
o'clock.
Mr.. Dave johnson moved that but two
closing speeches be'permitted in the de
bate upon the substitution Of the minority
report for the majority report Of the Com
mittee on Resolutions. This was amended
and passed, closing elf debate.
The question then came up! 10 substitute
minority report, and 1t was rejected. The
vote was taken by counters and stood 5i4
for and 1854 against the minority report.
All Of the majority report was then
adopted unanimously except the 9th sec.
ton, which provided for the formation OF
the Prohibition party.
The question was then upon the ninth
section, which was the one declaring in
favor of 8 third party.
Mr.. Smith, OF Marion, offered an amend
ment which deprived the section Of its
obnoxious and political features, but this
was voted down on vote by countieS-23
for and l2s against.
The anti.third party faction then left
the room aud the vote was taken upon the
ninth section by counties, and resulted,
lls3 for and IL sglinst.
The Doxology was then sung by those
remaining in the hall.
After the passage OF the ninth resolu.
ton. and after those opposed TO the third
party had retired from the hal, the time
was put in by the members in corgratnla-
tory and regulation temperance speeches.
.srA7R EXECUTIVE coyNrITEE.
!. The following Executive Committee was
appointed by the convention:
First Congressional District-J. NJ.
Richards, J. II. Lyon, ]. O. Bardell.
Second District Frank Burt, I. r. Cars
kadon, Aaron Baker.
Third District-J. w. Claypool, Thomas
Swinburn, F. ]. Watts.
Fourth Distriet-J. h. Carmack, D. Nc
Gregor, ]. F. Griffin.
At Large-D. n. Steel, L. s. Peters, j.
| B. Hughes, Barney Powell, w. B. Cas-
well, George Ruthford, D. D. Johnston.
The convention adjourned sine de at
i 4 .Q0 y n
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were active Third Party movers, MI. Car
kadon, OF Mineral, Mr., Richards, ol
Ohio, Capt. Burt, of Marion, and some
Others had already left the Republican
party. Those who were willing g leave
the Democracy knew that their old party
would gain immensely II the whole Pro
hibition element OF the State could be
drawn into the scheme.
rHR OPPOSITION CONFERENCE.
The anH.Third Party men held an in.
formal conference. Many in sympathy
with them were obliged to leave on the
Parkersburg Branch, but they declared
their intention to Join with their brethren
inmakins the Prohibition field hot quart,
ems for the Third Party people. Gen. Light
burn, of Lewis, said he would dstumpevery
district in his county and every county in
the State, III necessary, 70 defeat their
ticket. Among those present at the con-
ference vera Hon. g. w. Atkinson,
Hon. Fontaine Smith, Rsy. Messrs.
Hess, Jones, Pomeroy, Evans, Long, Dix,
Presiding Elder Stewart, Messrs. Bage,
Hastings, 0. s. Fleming. Presiding Elder
dlte eWAs1ubymp8tuyN VIII k1c1S pLetuAeAi
but he had been called to the country.
Editor Thompson. OF the Keyser Echo, was
present, o vigorous; aggressive man, and
his paper was recommended as the-organ
OF those Prohibitiodisls who do not believe
in Third Party action. 1t was deemed
unWise at this time to make formal
declaration touching the future course OF
this element. The general expression
was that at the right time the right thing
would be done, and that with vigor. The
minority complain Of deception, political
'hucksterfng and general bad treatment,
and are in q mood to resent 1t.
The majority manipulators We're in
high feather over their success, but the
more thoughtful OF that side did not dis
guise their very grave apprehension for
the future. The split is wide and beyond
repair. This Is what the convention has
done for Prohibition. The seceders are
chiefly Republicans. Tomorrow the w.
10. 7. u. meets, and much interest Is felt
in its action. Mrs. Fowler, President,
Mrs. Warren and Mrs. johnson, Of Wheel
ing, have arrived and were present OF to-
DAVIS convention.
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A Man and ais1ylfe Pound Dead.

b.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ixp, June 24.-Eaily
This morning, pedestrians on Meridian
street, the most fashionable thoroughisre
Of the city, were Mortified at the sight
Of the apparently dead bodies Of
man and woman lying in an
alley,a few feet distant from the walk,
with their throats cut. The patrol wagon
was called and the unfortnnesremoyed as
speedily as possibly. They were found to
be Robert Phillips, colored laborer, and
his wife. The husband had cut
her throat and then his own,
using common case knife 10
do the deed, and the wounes were fright
fnl lacerations. The woman vas dead, but
Phillips Is still living, but it is beliyed he
cannot recover. They had been married
but three months and jealousy is supposed
to have been the cause.
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An Iayss.igatlon Demanded.

CoxsfASrlsoPIE,. ,.June 94-M. Nelidof,
the Russian Embassador, has demanded
ofthe Porte the dismissal Of Hakki, the
Governor Of salonira. The reason given
by the Russian Embassador for this is
that the Governor Of Salonica had ordered
that search be made Of the house Of Q
former dragoman OF the Russian Consul,
and that ct the time Of the domiciliary
visit the dEagoman, although an Ottoman
subject, still enjoyed Russian projection.
The Porte has commenced thorough In.
Yestiration Of the whole affair.
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A. Ohio Ia.araaes company Fall..

NOUsr yERsoS, O., June 2L-The
E,sle Mutual Fire Insurance Company
II made an application 70 the Common
Pieas Court Tor the appointment OF a re
eever and for a dissolution OF the cor
Posatiou. This Is owing 70 . demand by
3e Commissioner Of Insurance that The
company pay all It's liabilities by October
y Being unable to do 50, owing 10 the
heAVy Losses In March last, this step VA
Unavoidable, The liabilities are 81. .472i
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WAY many women are employed in
the departments, and the secretaries are
being impOrtuned to retain those whom
they found there. Hthey are to be put
ont becsase they are Offensive partisans,' =
the specifications will be very interesting
Tie administration can easily make .
shoy Of Civil Service reform virtue by re
timing those women who were put in By
Democratic influence, and there are not
few Of them. The voice Of the Democratic
Senator and Representative was yer,
Po.entin this behalf in the sneien regiMe
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TnE Administration has run against an
esset stumbling block in its efforts TO oust
Director Of the Mint Burchard. The office
q specially protected by statute and the
Incumbent cannot be removed other than
BY charges formally submitted to Con-
Eesa. Director Burchard will in all like
EAOOd fight it out.
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Nsrpsd In thS Bui.

klcEVoSD, Va, June 24.-Rr.Distr
agney Waddell was arrested In this
sy Yesterday charged With being about
: p engage in a duel with Mr.. Swanson,
salioE Of the HanoyeF Easl, and was bailed
sppeAE before the court tomorrow. An
Maer ioe the arrest 81 Swanson Is alsc
The abuse Of Waddell By. Swanson
p as paper sihe cause Of the trouble,
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4rabaIl given in London by the French
AMBASSADOR, Minister Phelps and wife
T,,e present, and the cable sotetly an
.,spcss that Mrs. Phelps danced with The
p5.oe Of Wales, and adds that her dia-
ponl, we're superb. The Prince shOuld
Ls hononsd.
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BrDprssElcK, the New York contractor
Tho put up miserable shell Of build.
ias. which collapsed, causing the death Of
nyeral persons, has been sentenced to
ten years in the penitentiary. he may
esrn to DO honest work during his eon-
tnement, and his conviction will be q
warning to other dishonest contractors.
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xrv1EF Of Postolioe Inspectors were
.Sort of Postmaster General Villas
s.,.nt ps[ destination mill yesterday, and We
!. ..ins5 to see not one West Virginia
.rong them. .-
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rHE'wouNpEp EDITOR.

shooting OF Me-. panulugten ut Grafton.
HI. Condition.
spatiai Dlpaiea Dls Lais19a.or.
Gv1prox w. Va. Jnne 24.-The at-
-. - - ......;.o.o Ar. n,,,i,a.o,
tempt 70 assaSsi9ase st' SA,
editor OF the Sealfie, last night, mas been
the chief topic Of discussion 70 o+day. The
=, ,,y,steyv anrronpdino the affair has led 10
ys! ~. ~ n, =, -aoa,1..;a, q, n,o,y;t q
q gteaas aeal ot speSuaAsl0n. hs ...a y 70 -
believed that the letter signed "kepub-
lican'' published in Yesterdays iSTELLI-
orvcvp and wb;ch threatened. Mr. Dnn.
o.sS-, ~ I ~, -. sss.;sls. A.
nlngeon WIN vengeance 1latses s1le
true clue, and indicates that intense
political feeling was at the bottom Of It. It
must be said, however, that the people
here are slow to accept this con.
cluton. For some reason pubic opinion
has set up Q thsory that Mr. Dunnington
was mistaken tor Burkett, the rink pro
.. 4 II, H. 4 n.
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Tur Third Party is born in West yir-
mia, and the men who do not believe in
Fixing Prohibition with their politics are
sp.in II. Prohibition takes a back seat,
Ehils the annex to the Democratic party
akes the road as a crank curiosity. 1t
,ill not cut a conspicuous figure.
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TnE President and cashier OF the de.
tunrt Penn Bank, of Pittsburgh, were ae-
Quilted yesterday Of a charge of con-
Tincy. With the experience they have
,gps through it is pretty safe to assume
NJ, they will deal no nore in oil. The
t,ts ara too Slippery.
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Az Sintelligent Texan who applied for q
ROstOtice lnspectorship wasgiven a mum.
ber Of questions to answer about his tit-
ness. Tothe question "How many heads
hasthis Government? he answeredin the
Bourbon simplicity Of his heart: "old
Dave CulbeBon, our Congressman, when
he was on 1.-THE stump last fall, said there
we're 10000 Of the darned rascals, and /
van. one Of their places" Let the com.
mission be filed out.
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GENERAL aRAST's CONDITION.
he Says He Feels better Than for Some
weeksArhe ofIioIsI Bulletin.

he Says He Feels better Than for Som,
wseks-The oficisI Bulletin.
Mr.. McGRrooR, June 94.-lf DR.. Doug
las had cared to do SO, he might have re
terred this morning to his predictions o
last night, and said, "t told you so,'
for they were confirmed. General
Grant had another restfnl night
as was anticipated last evening by hit
physician. When DR.. Douglas returned
to the cottage at II o'clock last evening
after stroll 10 the hotel, he found his pa.
tient sleeping. This continued until two
o'clock this morning, when the doctor at-
tended him to clear mis- throat OF mrcas.
When his throat had been washed, at
this hour the General said, in a compara-
lively clear voice, II feel better than l
have since l came up here. The sick
man then slept until a O'Clock, when the
doctor attended him again, and food was
given him. Again the General rested. Be
tween s and 8 O'Clock he was aroused, and
his wants were attended To. At that time
the General had slept seven hours since
retiring, and when the doctor left him for
breakfast he dozed OFT again.
The physician to-day says that the pa.
TENTS voice is possibly shade stronger,
though quite stuHy except when his throat
has been cleaned out. On Saturday last
DR.. Douglas wrote to Dr.. Shrady, request
ing him TO come to Mt. McGregor at
his convenience, for the purpose of
examining the General in order that an
official bulletin Of the patients condition
may be prepared for the 1ielicai Record.
In accordance with this suggestion, Dr.
shrady will arrive hereat $500 o'clock this
afternoon.
General Grant spent much Of the alter
noon upon the piazza. AtS:S0 DR.. Shrady
arrived and was greeted very warmly by
the General.
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7ur Mason license Law is pronounced
r,,on,ti,utional in = vital respect by
is,5jDs hryers. The only cause OF regret
= ,b,t tbs blunder does not invalidate
N. Vbole infamous act
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TnR CnARoEs PREPIRRgD.

Charges have been made against him
that he permitted adeiaulting subordinate
to resign. The others are that he is guilty
Of errors Of judgment, inefiiclency. lack Of
executive ability and has been careless in
bis management Of tho silver purchases.
Mr.. Bufchards friends say that it Is
due himself not TO resign when such
charges are made. Nevertheless, Secreta-
~ Manning awaits his resignation. Mr..
Burchard, as far as can be learned, does
not wish a contest with the Administra-
ton, but intends TO protect his ewn repu-
talon, and has decided not TO retirein the
face Of the charges. He; has surrendered
all the political functions Of his Office that
can support the financial policy Of the
Administration.
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psath ia s Powder NM

Rom, June 2i.-A fearful explosion
occurred to-day ina powder mill at Lucca.
A number Of people were at work at the
time and very few escaped death or seri-
ous injuries. Already the bodies Of twelve
Of the Killed have been reeoYered.
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.Rldale nnti 1,.ihnr ciear.a.

pnrsnrnaa, PE., June 2i-The jury in
the Riddle and Reiber conspiracy case
penn Bank rendered q verdict Of ''not
guilty, . and placed the costs on Directors
Cayitt and Carroll, the prosecutors,
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po,s. demented John Mccullough is
-,tips life a burden to hotel clerksin
y,r York. Whenever the unfortunate
,,,yelisn is spied by them they at once
;,sioc.iyely clutch their artillery.
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n, riis.beater in Baltimore gets back
n tSs ~ Gives, One was publicly fogged
=. ra.t.r,,y. sr He will go and sin no more
!S.. he serves out q years sentence in
,bs peuiteutiary.
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A CONTRARY VIEW.

Those who take the contrary view main.
tain that the special. statute TO create the
Office, itit itmcans what the friends Of tlle
incumbent claim, is a violation Of the
constitutional right Of the President to
appoint to office.
a reques. has been made for the resic-
nation Of Mr. Burchard. He will un-
|doubted!y refuse to reaisn. he Is not in
sympathy with some Of the financial,
views Of Treasurer Jordan and is in
some respects opposed 70 the Stcre-
tary's policy. From the outset OF the
Administration he has inte1posed
legal objections TO the plans of the new
Treasury officers. There have been many
conflicts Of opinion, and Mr.. Burchard is
regarded by the new Treasury officers as
an Objectionable man. Il has been the
intention for some time to secure his re-
movAl, and his superiors were not quite
certain what effect would be given 10 the
stated statutes under which he holds of
fee. It had been hoped that he would re-
sign. VI
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pase nan Yestertiay.

AT Detrott-Dstroits, o (; Providence, Z.
At Buialo-Ba BafTalos, a; New York, 5.
At Brooklyr-Brookiyn Is; Metro
politans, 0.
At Baltimore-B Baltimores, 4; Athletics,
10. ~
Atst. Louis-St. Louis 8, Bostoni6.
At Pittsburgh Allegheny8 Q, st. Lonis Z
AT CHICAGO Chicago 12, Philedelphias 2
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DIE Gmtelligenfst,
57;.5 10. 20 and q EouE.senta street:

5s.., baG.g lk ely duris0 tAt siaHeF y !. .
@ie- O. .srt TIE lS1nusEseEa Haited %
E''aS y. ,'.,, c,d he oddraa changed Al ottA q
~ f''.,q :, y. ,sif Of IS osnts pr aOraA