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HE TAKES THE LEAD.

A Man sneaks Into y Bed-Room and Poura
vitrol Into . Sleoper's Ear.
BALTIMORE, June 8.-For deviltry and
vindictiveness Jacob Rossnthal, Pole,
takes tho lead. Rosenthal and Louis Gold
stein have been on bad terms for severa
months. They boarded in tho same house,
Rosenthal sleeping on the third floor and
Goldstsin ON the second. EARLY this morn.
ing Rosenthal crept down stairs to Gold.
STEMS room, and, while the latter was
sleeping, poured vitrol into his ear from Q
bottle. Tho dart Of pain swoke the victim,
and his piercing screams aroused the whole
house. He is suffering horrible agony, and
ison the verge Of insanity. Rossnthal jailed
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Murder by the Wholesale.

CoFFEYvILLE, KAN, June 2.-Dr. George
W. Pyle, his wife, two children and hired
man, were all murdered or left for dead in
their house at Carr's ranch, on the Coney
river, twenty miles west of here, in the
Cherokee Nation, Monday night. Mrs.
Pyle and the hired man were still alive
when found by the neighbors,
though unconscious and they will
probably die. The fendish work
bears every evidence Of having been done
with an axe, or some other heavy, sharp
instrument. Upon the same farm, about
half a mile from where Mr.. Pyle lived, q
widow and her son were found killed, in
their house on the same night as the Pyle
murders They were also killed with an
axe. No cause is known for these murders.
and SO far as learned there is no clew to
the perpetrators.
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tn Prepare for Sea,

New YoRK, June 2.-Secretary Whitney
has ordered the vessels of the North At
lantic squadron to prepare for sea with all
practicable dispatch. No special instruc-
tions for the cruise have been issued, but
It is expected that In few days the final
programme will be sent to New York. The
Tennessee, Swatara and Yantic can be got
in readiness as soon as the coal, ammuni
tion and stores have been received from
the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The Galens
and Brooklyn, it is expected, will be ready
In two weeks.
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Seven Days Failures. !.

NEW York, June 4.-The business fail
ures occurring throughout the country
during the last seven days number :or the
United States 100, and for Canada "a, or Q
total Of 1S7, rs compared with a total of 1871
last week and 1917 for the week previous to
the last. More than one half Of the casual
ties are reported from the Western and Pa
cif1c StatAa '...#.r-
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ARMED AMERICAN VESSELS

On The Newfoundland Coast Inviting
Seizure by the Canadlsns-QuestiOn-
able Statement About Troops.
DIaBY, N. g., June 3.-Two Of the police
cruiser have gone to Newfoundland to
watch tho American fishermen. Yester-
day q dispatch was received from st.
Johns, N. F., that American schooners
heavily armed, were in that neighborhood,
boasting that they would sink any police
boat sent against them. One Of them is
believed to be the New York schooner Her
rick. The Dominion fishermen were
alarmed lest these Yankee boats may take
into their heads to practice upon some Of
their craft. The man-of-war Bellerophop
had been sent to st. Johns to look thee
cOmbative Americans up.
TORONTO, ONT, Juno ga report was
circulated to-day that . large number Of
British troops had arrived at Halifax, N.
8. There is no foundation whatever for
the story
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A WRITER in the Scientific american
argues very ingeniossly that by closing
the Straits of Belle Isle the climate of
our Eastern coast could be modified.
His theory is that If great portion
of the so-ealled "cold wall''-the icy
current flowing through the straits to
the southwestward and washing our
shores-eould be shut off the whole
coast from Cape Hatteras to Cape Breton
would be considerably warmer.
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WANT TO KISS THE BRIDE.
The West Virginia Conference, In sesseeA 81
Deer Psrk, Appoint . Connlttes -
81 Congratulate the PresiNont

The West virginia Conference, In sessGeA %
Deer Park, Appoint . Committee -
81 Congratulate the PresiNont
and Wife, E
DEHn PARK, Nd, June 8.-The West Viz.
ginia Conference Of the n. Z. Church b in
session here. At this mornings session,
after prayer-meeting, Mr.. Hoye, a'member
of the conference, arose and offered the
following resolution: THAT In considera-
tion Of the fact that President Cleveland
and his fair young wife are now ct one Of
the cottasss Of - b. q O. railroad,
I move that . committee Of i've
b appointed by the chair, with
Brother Engle % chairman, to wait on the
President, and communicate with him,
looking to an interview, the time Of which
TO be fixed by the President" Some mem
ber suggested that the committee consist
Of bachelors, and that they congratulate
the bride, and kiss her for ''Deer Park and
the Methodist Conference" The Confer
snce laughed at this idea, and then . mem
ber from the village said that he did mot
think that Mr.. Steven D. Elkins would like
to have the Presidents privacy intruded
upon. Mr.. Elkins had arranged that the
Presidents visit should be quiet, and the
member was Of the opinion tht Mr.. Elkins'
wishes should be respected. liam . Demo
crat," said Mr.. Hoys, land voted for Mr..
Cleveland Of my ewn free will. Mr.. Elkina
supported Mr.. Blaine, and IL not friend
ofoMr. Cleveland. He opposed him in the
campaign, and for one do not think that
his wishes should have any weight with us.
We have as much right to our opinions q
any one else, and do not think should
consult M. Elkins upon anything that w
do. I am In favor Of this convention ap
pointing this committee Of bachelors tc
greet and kiss the bride In real old Meth
odist style for Deer Park and West Vir
ginia. move the adoption of these reso
lutions as they stand" A long argu
ment followed, and when vote wal
reached majority Of two decided that the
President and his bride should be congratu
lated. The chair then appointed com
mittee, consisting Of J. Engle, 7. L. Baum.
gardner, r. B. Evans, K. G. Kurtz and j
II. Hordesley. The conference then ad
journed, and the committee held theil
meeting and drafted letter to the Presi
dent, embodying the resolution. This wal
dispatched by special messenger, but up to
| 2 O'Clock tonight they had received no ans
Wer, and it is not expected that they will
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MINISTER WINSTON telegraphs from
Persia that the Shah is anxious for rail-
roads and other improvements in his
Kingdom and wants this country to go
into the enterprise. He was extremely
anxious to have railroad from Mo-
hammerah, on the Euphrates, near the
Persian Gulf, to Teheran, and would be
glad to have it built by Americans.
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A ProwlIno Oarkey.

DEER PARK, Nd, June 4.-To-night q
colored man eluded the guards, stealing up
near the house, looked into the parlor oc-
s%pted Sy the and his bride
hand-cuffed him and dragged him away.
He said he meant no harm, and only want
ted to see the President Of the United States.
He was subsequently released. The in
truder was an Ohio man.
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Wheat Prod uct Of the World.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-According to re-
port by the u. 8. Commissioner Of Agri-
culture, the worlds product of wheat in
1885 was 2,110, 600, 900 bushels, the require
ments of consumption 3l65, ,OOO, 900 bushels,
presenting deficiency of 55, ,OOO, 900 bushels,
drawn from the previous years surplus OF
125, ,OOO, 900 bushels. The wheat In the United
States on May l, last, was 104, ,0OO, 900 bush.
els, against l52, ,O00, 900 bushels in 1885.
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What Does This Mean?

LONDON, June LA dispatch from st.
Petersburg states that the Gear has order
ed a meeting Of the Imperial Council to be
held at the Palace in st. Petersburg, one
week from to-day. The reason for giving
such long notice is that many Of the
Generals, who form part Of the council, are
on duty at remote parts Of the Empire, in
Europe and In Asia, and need time to reach
the capital. There is great curiosity in all
diplomatic circles to know the cause OF
this summons Of all the Cars most prom
inent counsellors, and various theories are
afoat.
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The first inoculated rabbit brought
to this country to introduce DIR. Pas.
teur's method of treating hydrophobia,
died in New York recently in a fit Of
the most pronounced rabies. DR.. Mott,
who brought the little animal direct
from Pasteur's hospital in Paris, is jubi-
:ant over his success, and will proceed
at once to inoeu1ate number of rab-
bits with the virus obtained, and then
he will be ready TO treat patients suffer-
ing from the bite sf rabid dogs.
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How Lsap WIN ceasrsss Last ?

WASHINGTON, June 4.-The long delay
caused by the oleomargarine bill, coupled
the civil service clause Of the sundry civil
apprehension among the people who were
calculating on q close of the session of
Congress by the middle of next month.
There are members who now think that
the session is going to run into August,
Of september viii find Congress- M stili here. Ssas
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An Aanleat Claim.

WAsHrNeroN, June A very curious
claim has been received at the Treasury
Department IN the shape Of . oertihcated
Indebtedness on the Government to John
Yesterday, Of Philacslphia, dated Febru'
ary 16, 17SS, signed by Joseph Nourss, Reg
from December %, 1851. Although the Ger.
tificate 10 for, only, e17.50, the interest due
on it amounts to o1iO26, making the amount
Of the claim el27. .75 First Comptroller
Durham Is looking into the matter to see II
the claim is valid, SO It may be paid to Yes
terday's heirs.
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Strictly Private,

BALTIMORE, June 8.-The cottage Of Prssi.
dent Cleveland at Deer Park is guarded
BY twelve dstsctivss. His Exosllsnoy win
rsnain until Saturday Or Monday, and
be - carefully guarded against intFssion
% possible. He has . fishing outfit, and
win begin whipping the streams in the
neighborhood tomorrow. Newspaper cor
respondents are swarming to the scene.
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A Long M.chinist Strike Ended.

New YoRK, June 1.-The 220 machinists
Of the Eddison Machine Works. who have
been on . strike for the past month for .
reduction OF time In the hours Of labor, r.
turned to work to-day. The men will now
receive ten hours pay for nine hours
work, price and . halt for over time up TO
10 op. m. and double pay for ell work done
after that hour. ttt
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The contest now going ON in the DE.
partment Of Agriculture is decidedly in.
teresting. The chemist Of the depart
ment says oleomargarine can be de-
fected by the maltese cross. The test
was announced some time ago. and il
he's been accepted by many people.
Nov the microscopist Of the same de-
partnaent says that it is vslueless. as the
same crystal is seen In natural fats. in.
cluding real butter. Both of these men
are distinguished scientists, and their
contrary views arc Il kelly to considers,
by mystify tbs ordinary man.
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No MORE than the second reading of
the home-rule bill is expected at this
session of Parliament, and Gladstone s
clever tactics have made it pretty GER
tain that that much will be accom-
plished. He has to move slowly be-
cause he has to educate his party up to
the measure.
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To promote economy the French Gov
ernment has established savings banks
in connection with the public schools.
There are no less than $4,000 of these
banks, and the half million boys whose
names are on the books have an aver
age of about five dollars each to their
credit.
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A Crank is On Hand.

WASHINGTON, June John GaulL .
crank, has vkrived, claiming to be Grover
Cleveland and President of the United
States. Admitting that his claims will be
disputed, he still insists that he should be
permitted to supsrintend the marriage
ceremonies. He was locked up e. insane.
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Gold In Missouri.

LOUISIANA, Mo-, June 4.-Gold has been
discovered within . mile of the city, on .
tract Of land belonging to Samuel Kirn. A
sample of the ore was sent to the Assay
Office at Denver. and certificate has been
returned, showing its value to be % per
ton-gold, ~; silver, 81.
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PRoF. BERRY, Of Carmi, ILL.,, has dis
covered that the funnel-shaped cloud
which bears the deadly cyclone in its
bosom moves like the curve-pitcher's
baseball, and wherever it strikes, peo-
pie and things are liable to 60 out on a
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A POLICE Judge in Toledo, o., has
distinguished himself by deciding that
no honest woman has any occasion to
be be out alone in the streets as late as
1890 o'clock in the evening, and If she
is insulted at that time or after no one
s responsible but herself.
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MannInp's Resignatlon Rumored.

NEW York, June 4.-The Herald this
morning says: ut was reported in Wall
street yesterday that Secretary Manning
Cleveland, formally resigning his office;
and the rumor was also current that the
President will accept his resignation" I'd
LATER.-Secretary of the Treasury Man.
ming rendered his resignation, but at the
suggestion of the President, accepts o
leave Of absence until October and goes to
Hot Springs, Ark.
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RHODE ISLAND has determined to try
the virtues of strict prohibition, and the
Legislature of the State is engaged in
considering the best means of enforcing
the law. A proposition has passed the
House and seems likely to be adopted.
for the establishment of q constabulary
force especially charged with this duty.
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SPIES, the Chicago Anarchist, says
that he cares nothing for his life. He
is willing, he says, to be a martyr after
the manner of the fine citizens who Of
fered themselves up in order that the
French Revolution might 60 along
boomingly. If Spies is anxious to be
sacrificed it might be good idea to ac-
commodate him.
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-a AN abandoned oil well ct NcKees.
port, Nd, has been found TO contain
mineral water Of q very valuable char
acter. Several persons long Afflicted
with rheumatism are alleged 10 have
been cured lsving In its waters, and the
citizens ere turning their residence into
boarding-house in anticipation Of the
arrival Of . large number of adlictNd
visitors. ~ PhiladslpkiG Record.
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Gone Up the Spout.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., June 4.-The Provi-
dence Baseball Club, at a meeting yester-
day, decided to disband, owing to poor at
tendance at its genes. 1t opened the sea-
son with o., 500 In the treasury, and Is now
in debt about e1,5O0.
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TOPICS OE The DAY.

THERE are no signs that Decoration
Day is becoming less observed as holi.
day. Indeed it is not too much to say
that there is now apparently more popu.
lar interest connected with 1t than ever
before.
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Dts.sree.ble Netehbors.

81. JoHH's,N. r., June The steamer D.
bsriaa. Which arrived this morning, seven
deyp eysrdus, reports that whom the fog
whasAdslaysd the vessel lifted, the ship was
surrounded by sixty lpgs ice-berss, and vas
within one hundred fse Of n enormous ics
nountain. t'uW ff M
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Train Attacked BY Foreign laborers.
EAU CLARE, WIS.,, June 4.-Yesterday
Conductor Schwartz's train was boarded
by q gang Of foreign laborers. A row
about tickets ensued, the gang attacking
the conductor with revolvers. Schwartz
and his two brakemen were badly injured,
but drove the crowd of the train. Several
of them were arrested.
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TWELVE years ago James Moran re-
turned from Australia via San Fran
cisco, where he turned his cash into
Wells, Fargo & Co. drafts. Arriving
home in Wilkesbarre, Pa, he was
robbed of a $4,000 draft. 1t has just
been found in a Catholic confessional,
left there, it is supposed, by the peni-
tent thief.
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Az epidemic of municipal corruption
seems to be breaking out al over the
country. Besides the developments Of
unmitigated rascaiiy in New York. the
ex-mayor and eight members of the
Amsterdam IN. ~ common council
are under indictment. tvo members Of
the Detroit board Of aldermen are &C
cused Of bribery, several local officials
OF Cincinnati are under bond or in ex-
lie, and now San Francisco joins the
band. 1t having passed through an epi-
demic Of Official roguery and ras-
cslitv.
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A Boston traveller, who has Just re-
turned from an inspection of the PAN
anna canal, gives very unfavorable
report of the progress of the work
there. He says that there are evil
dences of waste and extravaganza on
every side, and predicts that the present
century will be finished before the ca
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4 Mr.. Carnegie makes the pieturs
esqus calculation that "were the live.
stock upon Uncle Sam'a estats ranged
five abreast. each animal estimated TO
occupy . space Ave feet long. and
marched round the world, the head
and tail of the procession would over.
lap."--RttsbWr9A Poet. 'a'lf
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Nova SCOTIA is making loud protest
against being kept in the Dominion.
The peninsular province is dissatisfied
with the treatment it receives from the
Dominion authorities, especially this
latest freak of driving off the American
fishing vessels, with which the Nova
Scotians did a brisk trade in bait sup
s,1iae
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HERR MOST SENTENCED.
TO One Years imprisonmsnt and .
~ Fine Of $500.
The Recorder Tells Him That He 10 the
Most: t:Atrocious and Vicious scoua.
drel on the Face Of the
N ran

NEW YoRx, June 2.--Rscordse 0mytA OF
the general sessions court, this morning
sentenced Herr Most, the convicted An
archist leader, to one years imprisonment
with . fine Of $500; bis colleague, Braun
1chweig, TO nine months and fine Of e260,
and Hchenck, the third prisoner, to nine
months, without any 6ne. The followers
were out In large force, but the presence
Of q squad Of policemen prevented any
demonstrations. Among those In the
cluding Schenck's wife and two daugh-
ters. The three Anarchists looked
pale and frightened when called to the bar
70 receive sentence. Most's face twitched
violently, and he was compelled to grasI
the wooden railing to keep himself from
falling. Counselor Howe moved for new
rial on the grounds that the verdict was
against the evidence; that important or
rors were committed during the trial,
end that improper evidence had
been accepted, notably the books
alleged to have been found in Most's
room. The motion was denied. A marked
stiffness prevailed Is the recorder began
his &C se,tence. Addressing the three prison.
ers, he said that fair and impartial jury
had found them guilty. The recommends
tion for mercy in Schenck's case, he said,
would receive his fullest consideration.
The recorder pictured Most as 1.-THE most
atrocious and vicious scoundrel on the
face of the earth" He had advocated
murder, arson and poison. He was
the author Of q book that instr lets
servants how to poison their employers. Al
Most was taken back to the box the women
cried, and there was general stir through
out the courtroom. Most was the picture
Of terror The convicted men were hand
cu6ed together and taken back to theTombs,
Tomorrow they will be conveyed to Black.
wells Island, where they will serve their
respective terms.
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Rough on Lotteries.

WAsHISGToN, June 1.-The House Com
mittee on Post-ofiices and Post-roads to-day
reported fsvorsbly . bill to prohibit the
mailing OF any letter, circular or writing
CONCERNING lottery or gift enterprise, or
any pspsr containing an advertisement Of
any lottGy or information regarding Its
drawings. Violations OF these provisions
are made mledemeanors, punishable by
One and imprisonment.
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The Queens C0aerasulasiops.
WAsHINGToN, Juns a-Qussn victc.is
sent President Cleveland wedding present
In the shape Of . cable message (prepaid)
Of congratulation. Vessels ain the harbor
ct Montreal hung out hags fjoy.
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The Maxwell Case eoae to the Jury.

ST. LOUIS, June AT $50 O'Clock to-
night Mr.. Clover concluded the closing
speech for the State In the Maxwell trial,
and few minutes later the jury retired.
At II; ;15 court was adjourned until to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock
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confe derate Bonds.

WAsHtNaroN, June A-The House Com
mittee on War Claims, to-day, listened to
an argument by q representative of the
Confederate bondholders, who urged the
redemption of these bonds by the Govern
ment.
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Killed BY q Fellow Csnvict.

JOLIET, ILL.,, June 4.--To-day John
O'Brien, q three-year convict from De-
catur, made an attack upon Asa R. Parks,
another convict, with shovel, killing him.
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Mt. Etns SELL spoutins.

q CAsAxIA, June a-Ths lave Aowing from
Mount Rtns's now four hund1ed yards dis
tane from ths town Of NicolosL u Il stu
hoped thst portion ef ths tovs msy b
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John Kelly Dead.

New YoRx, June l.-John Kelly. the
great Tammany chieftain, died this after
noon. He bad been ailing for moro than .
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wansed--.An Owner for : Bomb.

CHfcA0o, June IA copper bomb about
twelve inches long, fully charged and
opsrstsd by clockwork, was found under
the sidewalk In front Of Thomas 0risfs'
saloon, 81 West Lake street, yesterday, by
Lisutsnant Browler. Tho works were
going whom the oficer discovered It, but hs
liftsd u very tenderly and took It 70 tss
Central Station. lfp4tr VA %
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PowderIy viii Resign II Antaqonlzed.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June 4.-The Record
will say tomorrow that in case Master
Workman POwderly is antagonized in the
least by his enemies in the Executive
Board Of the Knights he will resign at
once. The rumor has given impetus to the
Powderly boom for Congress In this dis
trict. .. -..t.. ...