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she Entsrs the House of her QuondAnl
Lover and Steals his wedding Suit.
TuNBRtDGE, W., June l9.-Dana Wright
rich young bachelor, living alone in q
house in North Tunbridge, Is the victim
Of peculiar robbery inspired by wo.
mans jealousy. Some time ago he ceased
paying attention to young woman living
here to devote himself 10 a pretty girl ol
II, whose family had Just moved 70 town.
His attentions 10 the fair stranger have
daily become more marked, and two
weeks ago their engagement was an.
nounCed by the gossips. The lted woman
has taken her former lovers desertion
much to heart, and has repeatedly threat
ened vengeance. ..
This morning Dana found that bis house
had been entered during the night and
that q new suit OF clothes bought for his
wedding a watch, a small amount .oi
money and other articles 10 the value oil
$500 had been taken from bis chamber.
Several clues indicate that the burglar was
the woman whom Dana fitted, and who
stole his clothes 10 prevent his taking her
rival 10 o church meeting In Williams
town to-day. Her plot succeeded, iot
Wright had 10 stay at home and post
pons the wedding until he can get new
auik
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE
OF Harrison County-A Highly Successful
meeting.

OF Harrison oounty-A Highly Successful
meeting.
Correspondence Qt The Latelligsucer.
CLARKsBuRd, June lO.-The teachers oil
Harrison county met at the Court House
last Monday evening, After enrolling,
Supt. Kill announced that the good peo.
pie Of Olarksburg had procured and
promptly paid the rent Of Music Hall for
the benefit Of the Institute. After reading
telegram from Prof. Thomas @. Miller,
the instructor, announcing that he was
detained at Grafton till $40 p. NJ, It ad.
journed 10 meet In Music Hall BY the
time Prof. Miller arrived the enrolment
reached 100. Teachers from Marion, bod.
bridge, Lewis, Upshur, Barbour and Tay.
lor counties were In attendance. All
through the session tho Institute has
taken the character OF q State Teachers
Association. Able papers have bsen read.
Prof. Miller Ia an excellent Instructor and
all our teachers have been highly enter.
tanned and perfectly delighted with the
proceedings.
To break up the monotony that some.
times perVaueB meeting OF this Kind,
gems Of thought were quoted, beautiful
poems reCited, animating reCitations rem.
dered, and the most enrapturing music,
vocal and instrumental furnished by the
choir.
The Institute was visited by State Super.
intendent Morgan, who gave US synopsis
of his plan OF cooperation on the part oi
district, graded and Normal schools. =
Thursday evening Prof. Lyon, OF Broad.
dus College, read a very excellent paper
on the subject Of Neglected Childhood" ."
Friday morning Prof. Lyon presented
the subject OF Elocution, proving himself
80 complete q master OF his subject that
he was compelled to take the stage the
third time.
Prof. Wiley, OF the State University,
Dr.. King, Of Maryland, Prof. Young, d
Clarkeburg, and many other gentlemen
and ladies paid the Institute their compli.
ments. IA County Reading Circle" was
organized, and Harrison county has much
10 be proud OF.
The enrolment at the Institute reached
22S, ia ladies' and Ia gentlemen, the
largest enrolment that has ever yet been
reached In the State.
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TnE Plumbers Company Of London,
one Of the ancient and honorable guilds,
isdect rated with arms Of artistic design.
The description Is thus given in the intel
lbe language Of heraldry:
On a Cheyron sable, between a cross
stat Jesse wise OF the last, inClosed by two
plummets azure, all In chief, and a level
reversed In the base Of the second two
soldering irons In saltier, between o cut
ting knife on the dexter and q shave hook
on the sinister, argent. CREST on a
wreath triple fountain Of issuing water
proper; on the top an angel Of the last,
vested argent, duCally crowned and wing.
cd Of the inst, holding In the dexter hand
a sword, and in the sinister q pair Of
scales; over the crest q motto,-"Justltia
et Pax under the arms the motto
"God is all our hope"
II our Wheeling plumbers think they
would like something Of this kind and
can't quite make out what It Is from this
lucid description, we can furnish them
with the design.
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THE GREAT STRUGGLE
FOR 1RE1AND's LIBERTY,
HIOkS-BsAeh'S Speech at BrIStOl-Ths Par.
nsllits Campaign In LOndOu-Ths
Irish Leader on the situation.
Clearing tho Decks for Action.

LONDON, June 2O.-sir Michael Hicks,
Beach addressed the electors OF Bristol
yesterday. He said that the Government
schemes would be dishonorable to Great
Britain and disastrous to Ireland and must
lead to separation or Civilwar, The rights
Of Ireland in regard to government were
neither more nor less than those of Great
Britain. 1--WE ought" he continued, ITO
equalizs as far as possible political privil-
ages and disabilities throughout the King
dom, for which object the Imperial Par.
lament should be in Ireland, as well as in
Great Britain, supreme in practice and
theory. Under the union Ireland has full
representation and aCcruing influence,
Political organizations cannot be permit
mitted TO seek their ends through intimi.
dation backed by outrage and crime. The
prevention OF this is not coercion but q
Vindication Of constitutional freedom. The
political instincts oi Ireland cannot be sat.
isfed by plans for depriVing her sons OF
full share In the government Of the em.
pire. Concessions would only promote
further disintegration. In such crisis
old dividing party lines ought to be for.
gotten and one great effort made to pre-.
serve that unity upon which depends the
strength OF the empire"
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rExAs sUFFERs AGAIN
From q Destructive wind Storm-A Numb,
of Buildings Wrecked.


of BuIldinEs Wrecked.
ST. LOUIS, June 2O.-Word comes from
Texas that a terrible wind and rain storm
passed over parts Of the interior Of that
State last evening, and that great damage
was done to town property and to crops
in the country. At Waco several houses
were badly wrecked and one man severely
wounded.
AT Dallas a good deal OF havoc was
caused by the blowing down Of small
buildings and the uprooting Of trees, etc.
At Weatherford the residence OF B. Smith.
s. L. Weatherford, Mrs. NJ. =. Roach, the
grain warehouse OF George 2. Levy and
the Colofed Baptist church were demolish-
cd and the Methodist church, the Opera
house, three public school buildings, the
Franco Land Company's Office and mum.
Der OF other buildings were badly dam.
aged. Miss Ella WonCa was injured by
falling timbers.
Accounts from the country are that a
large amount OF corn and cotton was
beaten to the ground, and that barns
and other outbuildings, fences, trees,
etc, were destroyed. The damage In
Weatherford is estimated at from $4O,.
600 to $4,000, and the loss in Parker
county is placed at over 100000.
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CABLE FLASHES.


Prince Bismarck will soon 20 to Kissin
gen. His wife will accompany him. Hi
son, Count Herbert Bismarck, will sum
mer at Hamburg.
Mr.. Justin Mccarthy, Home rule mem
Der Of Parliament for North Longiord, viii
again contest the city Of Londonderry In
the coming elections.
Hobart Pasha (the Hon. August Charles
Hobart, Marshal OF the Turkish Empire
ls dead. Hobart Pasha was the third sor
Of the Earl Of buckingham, and was born
April /, 1922.
The Emperor Of China has conferred the
decoration Of the double dragon on the
German Minister OF Marine and mum.
Der Of German officers for their servicet
In the construction Of the Chinese iron
Clads recently made in Germany.
signor SuCi, known as a former African
explorer, has begun in Rome a forty days
fast In emulation OF DR.. Tanner. Ii Il
stated that lie has neither drunk nor eaten
anything In a week. Several witnessed
declare that bis abstention is genuine.
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what scared the Policeman.

NEW YoRK, June l9.-For many years
a bent and aged woman covered every
day over a basket Of candy at the corner
Of Mott and Prince streets. Upon the
few cents worth she sold each day she
somehow lived. To-day the policeman on
the beat watched her more enviously
than usual, as she eat hour after hour un.
moving. Finally, when an urchin plfered
q stick OF mint from her slender store
without any protest from her, the police.
man touched her shoulder, and dropped
his club with a bang on the pavement, as
he found that corpse was peddllng that
candy. AT the morgue they found that
the womAh's name was Ann Wetmore
but nothing more was known oi her.
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REED pErENDs THE PARTY.
Democrats Sharply RObuked for Talking
Political BuROombS.

Democrats Sharply RSbuksd for Talking
Political BuAOombS.
WASHINGTON, June 19,-Mr, Reed, ol
Maine, prodded the Democrats Of the
House this afternoon in his usual effective
way. Mr. Gibson, OF West Virginia, de-
livered one OF those well-worn harangues,
charging the Republican party with hay.
ing allowed the United States navy to run
down until 1t had become a byword among
the nations, Mr., Reed said he had heard
that same speech good many timer, and
never without the knowledge that not a
single member Of the House believed 1t
except the man who made 1t, and even
that was often doubtful. as 1t not about
time" he said, "that there should be an
end Of thls2 For years." he continued, ad.
dressing the Democratic side, "you have
been dlnglng this into the ears Of your
constituents. DO you expect them to be.
lieve what you do not believe yourselyes2
Can II be possible that they are even more
ignorant than you are2"
Mr.. Reed went on TO show that the
Democratic party came into power In the
Iluubo WIN tuoEpit1' SunkIes5I put
it had never done anything until the
Forty.eighth Congress toward building
ships. Mr.. Gibson attempted to reply to
what he styled "the impertinence" Of the
gentleman from Maine, but only brought
down upon himself the derisive laughter
Of the entire House. Mr.. Reed thrusts
with asharp lance, but 1t is so smooth that
even his victims generally enjoy It's use.
The debate took place while the House
was in Committee Of the Whole on the
Naval Appropriation bill, and was pro-
voked by an amendment offered by Mr..
Coo, Of West Virginia, approprlatlng $3,.
1884, ,048 for the completion Of the double.
turfeted monitors Puritan, Amphitrite,
MohadnoCk and Terror. The amendment
was lost by q vote Of "A to 81. The re-
mainder OF the session was devoted to
eulogy Of the late Senator Miller, Of Cali.
tOrnla.
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STRUCK BY THE CARS.
BY Train on the Baltimore B OhiG-An
Old Man Killed at LittlOton-O and Gas
In MarahAlI COunty-WOOI Purchases.
Harrison County Teachers Institute.

Special Dispateh to Ire HptslligsHoT.
CUMBERLAND, MD,, June 2O.-William
Josling and his child met with terrible
death at Hancock Saturday evening by be-
ing struck by passenger train No. g. His
wife, who was with him, made narrow
escape from the same fate. From what
can be learned they were walking from
Cincinnati to Baltimore. In getting out
Of the way OF a western bound freight
train they stepped directly in front OF No.
0, which was running at the rate Of fifty
mile an hour.
His wife, who Is Of a nervous disposi.
ton, stepped from the track barely in
time, Her husband and child stepped on
the track not looking back, and as the
freight train was making too much noise,
could not hear the passenger train. Both
were instantly killed. The remains were
taken charge OF by Berkeley county and
will be buried at Berkeley Springs by the
county.
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OLD ASSOCIATIONS.
A WHEELING GENTLEMAN
Who Used to Knew Growers Mother When
She Sat Under The GOSPsI TsHshiugs Of
Rev. Sutherland ut Batavia, N,Y-Tho
Happiness In Store tor Him To-day.
sptetaI plpaleA o lle IullLllaener.

Special DLpaich to he IRaaigsaeE.
WAsHISaToN, June 2O.-squlre Leandsr
Mix, of Wheeling, is among the West
Virginia visitors in Washington. Over
thirty years ago ho was regular attend
ant at the church of which DR.. sunder-
land, the Presidents pastor, preached in,
Batavia, New York, Mr., Cleveland's
mother was a member OF the Congrega-
tion, and Mr.. Mix knew her we'll. CIsve-
land was then lad OF fifteen. The Squire
called on the Presidents pastor yesterday
and renewed the acquaintance, To-mor-
row the Doctor will accompany Mr., Mix
TO the White House and introduce him
to Cleveland, who will no doubt give him
q pleasant audience.
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aLApsroNR,s PoPuLARrrY
With tho PsOpls-aIr, OhambSrlAin's Can.
Hhll.


LONDON, June l9.-Mr. Gladstone re.
turning from visit to-day, alighted q mile
outside Of Edinburg, his intention being
to walk the remainder OF the distance.
He was recognized by the people along
the road and soon had such crowd at his
heels that he was compelled to take re-
fuge in tram car. He could not escape
the crowd though, and 1000 men, women
and children, cheering and yelling, fol.
lowed him until he entered his hotel aud
disappeared.
Mr., Chamberlain addressed an open air
meeting OF his constituents at Birming.
ham this evening. A motion approving
Of Mr.. Chamberlain's candidaturs was
carried by large majority, Mr.. Cham.
berlain said; II am glad TO at last have an
opportunity to meet the electors face to
face, The last few months have been q
time Of great trial and anxiety. | have
always been HOme-ruler, even when the
bulk Of the Liberals secuted the idea, but
! would never agree to COnCede 10 Mr..
Parnell an Independent Parliament for
Ireland which meant the establishing OF
q new foreign country, thirty miles from
our shores, and animated at the outset by
uniriendly intentions toward u.s."
Mr.. John Morley, Chief Secretary for
Ireland, speaking at Bradford tonight,
Challed Mr.. Chamberlain and Lord Hart.
lngton on being recipients Of Lord Sails
bury's compliments, and said the time
would come when they would have to pay
. great price for accepting them.
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THE POPE APPROVES
The Secret Society DSCrsSs Of the Church
CanRdR-POintS Made.

CauRdR-POintS Made.
OTTAWA, ONT, June l9.-The DEGREES o.
the council OF the church recently held al
Quebec, having been called to Rome and
approved by the Holy See, being returned
to America for promulgation, have been
received by Cardinal TacherCau. The fol-
lowing, which is directed against the
Knights OF Labor, will be by direction oi
the Holy Father read In all the Catholic
Churches throughout Canada tomorrow,
The wording Of the mandate Is as follows;
The cosmopolitan character Of secret 80
ciAties,a and ofthe Knights Of Labor in par
liCular, necessarily leads their numbers to
compulsory obedience Of the dictates Of a
council In a foreign country, which Coun-
Gil at a given time may not only have in
terests at variance with those OF the Gov
ernment to which it's members own al
legianCe, but may even be at war with
God. For these and other reasons the
church could not consistently tolerate the
organization or approve ot the means re-
sorted to in order to attain the desired end.
The council also deemed 1t prudent, in
the interest Of the church and Christian
ity, to consider the secret aims Of the pro.
motors Of Free Masonry, and to warn the
adhsrents Of the Catholic churches against
joining any such organizations, especially
the Knights Of Labor, under pain OF ex.
communication. In another section ot
the pastoral letter 1t tContained quotation
from Leo Faxil, Of France, who was o
prominent member OF the Masons OF old
France until the last summer.
He thinks Missionary is a grotesque imi-
tation Of Catholicism, aud has its rites, but
its promoters desire to have their own GER
emonles apart from the teachings Of the
peace Of God, and desire to extinguish, to
put out Of existence, the teachiugs ol the
Catholic faith.
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VIZ read in the Charleston Star that
"ths Auditors office has been further en-
hanced in appearance by the addition Of
two large and handsome plate glass mir
ros." This insures an elaborate prosperi'
ty Tor the State. We shall have an influx
Of people and Of cash capital such as this
young commonwealth has never seen.
The European immigrant, used to the
luxury Of the old world, will not settle in
a State whose executive Offices are not
plontitully supplied with the large and
handsome plate glass mirrors to which he
has been accustomed. Hs
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TUBE MANUFACTURERS
Meet in New York City and Raise the Price
OF Tubing.

PITrsDURaH, June 2O,-An important
meeting OF tube manufacturers was held
at the Fifth avenue hotel, New York, yes.
terday. Representatives were present
from each OF the fourteen tube works To-
Gated In different parts Of the country, five
Of which are in this city. A private tele.
gram received heresays that It was decided
to make a considerable advance In the
selling price OF certain classes Of tubing.
The largest advance is fifteen per-
cent on five and flve.eiRhths casing, and
on the standard gusge the price Is raised
from 40 cents to 40 cents. On oil other
sizes 594 percent will be thrown of In
stead OF s. percent, there being twenty
five sizes OF casing.
On four.inCh the advance Ia increased
from SO cents to 81 cents, on fve.inCh from
40 TO 48 cents, and on six.iuCh from 81 90
to 81 10. The price Of tubing two inches
In diameter is raised from l3 cents To II
cents, which is an advance OF n percent
on this line Of goods.
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PRESIDENT DEpEw of the New York
Central has ordered the brakemen on
his road to call the names Of stations SC
that they can be uuderatood. He was
moved to this by having a brakeman
mouth the euphonlous name sChaghti'
coke, which anybody ought to be able To
pronounce. President Depew is under
taking a good work, and II he can succeed
he will achieve a triumph greater than
taking a city.
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Iowa and Nebraska no sensible injury to
the wheat is reported from the drouth,
but the oats prospects have been greatly
lessened, and in seven counties the re-
ports indicate that the average has been
reduced fully twenty-five percent, The
corn outlook in the States Of Minnesota,
Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Illi-
nois and Indiana is almost uniformly good.
Some injury by cut worms Is reported
from different sections, but It Is not such
as to affect the general crop outlook, The
fields in Minnesota, Kansas and Iowa are
reported as especially clean and promising
. large crop.
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LONDON, June 2O.-The Parnellites ap-
pointed to take charge Of the Irish vote in
Great Britain will leave on Tuesday for
the various districts to which they are
assigned. Thomas 0'Connor will remain
in London, and will be assisted by DR..
0'Dougherty and b. Kelly, A great dem.
onstration will be held on Wednesday at
St. James Hall in favor Of the Gladstone
candidates in the metropolitan districts.
A d6putation Of Ulster ProtestantF, con.
slsting Of clergymen, magistrates and all
who are In favor Of Home Rule ia coming
TO London 10 address several meetings
under tho auspices Of the British Home
Rule Association.
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MAD AT RANDALL.
The Morrison Men Demand an Explanation
or Another BllI,

NTNN~'
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 2O,-A Wash
ington correspondent Of the PreSS tele-
graphs as follows: Considerable tariff
work has been done to-day by both sides
OF the Democratic party. The Southern
Western wing, represented by Morrison,
the BreCkinridgea and others, met tonight
at the house oil Representative Mills, and,
1t Is said, agreed to call q caucus, the pur.
pose oil which is to make Mr., Randall and
bis supporters show their hands, The re.
frain ia that Mr.. Randall must either make
statement or present q bill. The KEN
lucky members declare that unless this Is
done they can not recognize the Demo-
cratic PrOteCtionists as belonging to the
party. The free traders substantially
agreed tonight that they would cease up
braiding the members who helped to de-
feat them and demand that Randall pro-
duCe a bill.
In the meantime the Protectionists have
not been idle, They have consulted, but
l do not think they have absolutely de.
cided on a plan Of action. 1t lis a well
known fact that Mr., Randsll has a bill,
and the general outline Of It was pub
lished some months ago. He may
think proper to offer this, or he may, in
view OF the ateness OF the session, think
1t wiser to present statement which he
easily could do, iustiiying his course on
the Morrison Tariff bill. One thing is
certain; Mr.. Randall could, II he thought
1t desirable, make q statement that would
eaeCtually stop the fraudulent Ory OF
the MISUNDERSTANDING people about
"the excessive revenue" and the pledges
OF the Democratic party to reduce II. II
he we're to explode this humbug some OF
the Southern members would be In q
worse plight on the stump this fall than II
they had themselves refused to consider
the Morrison bill. Mr.. Randall has friends
In that section and thOy believe what he
says. II Ia difficult therefore, TO see how
either q tariff bill or q statement can ben
eat the disgruntled Free-traders, They
would accept no bill, In the first place,
that was approved by Mr.. Randall, and
any fiscal abatement he would be likely to
make would do them more harm than
good.
The time to have benefited from Mr..
Randall's ideas on the tariff question was
when the Ways and Means Committee
was made up, and not when the House
has refused to consider the crude results Of
itssuppoaed lRbors. Still. II Morrison and
his allies are hungering for bill Of par.
tiCulars, have no doubt the protection.
ists will be merciful and offer all the sue
cor and consolation in their power.
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HAiirA1, MS, june IVA COrsspon.
dent has interviewed Consul General
phelan, who said that he had forwarded a
report to Secretary Bayafd Of all the in.
formation that had come into MS posses.
sion regarding the new circular oi the
Dominion Government. He had not been
officially supplied with the Cifculat con.
tainins the notifications, but Judging
from the exhibits shown him, he was con-
tldenL that had II been Issued At first the
Adams and Doughty would never have
been seized. lie regarded the important
commercial questions raised BY the UNI
ted States as having been decided In itS
faVnk
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Expects to Hang for 1t.

New ORLEANS, June 2O.-Charles Ed.
wards and Hattie Ratuge, both colored,
residing in Algeirs avenue, recently had
misunderstanding on account OF jsalousy
entertained by the former. Last night
the woman came home late, and after the
usual quarrel both retired. Subsequently
Edwards got up, caught the woman by the
chin, threw her head back and cut her
throat from ear to ear. The murderer
was arrested and confessed the crime,
saying he expected to hang for 1t.
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VOLUME XXXIV.--NUMBER $50.

asld. shall be happy again and again to
help II the Irish people use the favorable
opportunity now given them to demon
strate to the world that they possess the
chief characteristic Of a liberty loving peo.
pie, ability to suffer momsntary defeat
without losing courage or yielding to de-
spair, A steady agitation OF whole peo-
pie has never yet failed OF success.
Very respectfully,
B. JyMCQuADR,
Bishop Of Rochester,