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1ivEArooI, June SO.-Baron H. De
Worms, Mr. L. whiteley and Mr.. 4. P.
Royden, Conservative candidates for the
East Toxteth, Everton aud West Toxt6th
dlyiBionB Of Liverpool, respectively, were
to-day elected 10 the House Of Commons,
their seats being conceded 10 them be.
cause neither was contested, The three
gentlemen, therefore, enjoy the diatinC.
ton Of being the hfht members elected 10
the new Parliament.
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THIRD PARrY men in Pennsylvania
know that Beaver is a good citizen, man
Of pious life, loved by his neighbors re,
garlless Of party, trusted by everybody
who knows him. But still they must run
a ticket against him and try to elect
another Democratic Governor. Thit
doesn't look very well when you get
strong light on 1t. ~
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THE nBRErTA CONFERRED.

Rev. Mr.. Brandt, Secretary to Monsignol
straneiro, the Papal delegate, presented
to Archbishop Kenrick the Lesatt
appointed by the Pope the ORDER
from Rome. The first was q warrant
empowering Archbishop KsnriCk TO con
for the beretta on the new Cardinal, and
was read by Father Foley. It was signed
BY Cardinal LedoChowAki. The second
was read by Rev. Mr.. Brandt, and wa
the official letter from Cardinal Ledoch.
owski 10 Cardinal Gibbons Conierrinp
the Apostolic benediction and Conierrinp
Tie new honor on him In recognition d
HE "well known plety, learning and zeal
for the Catholic faith" and recommend,
lug him 10 "sland firm and unshaken
against the dangers threaten.
Ing the church,
Archbishop Gibbons then addressed
Archbishop kenrlCk, expressing bis gratI.
tude al the selection Of 90 old aud exalted
d prelate 10 confer on him the hiRt
honor given by the Pope, and referred L
the fact that he, the speaker, was the
successor OF, Archbishop KenfiOk, broth
Of Of Francis Patrick KsnfiCk, 10 thV
See Of Baltimere. When turning be adj
'dtesaed MonBlgnot Sranelro, expressing
his deep sense Of gratitude Tor btinglnj
the betettA across the ocean and aaklnj
him 10 abide here 90 q brother and Bee chi
growth and loyalty Of the church Ii
| AmOfIln.
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ORIGINALLY the request to investigate
Mr.. paynes election to the Senate came
from Democrats. Democrats Furnished
testimony and were ready furnish more
Of 1t. Three Republican Senators have
said that there ought to be no inyeOtiga
tiOn. The 1STKLtldENcRR does not for I
moment entertain the thought that money
was used to induce these Senators L
damage themselves before the country
Whatever the consideration was, The
course Of Evatts, Logan and Teller Is ut
tCrly indOlOnslble.
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JOIN A. LOGAN has held a warm place
in the hearts of Republicans. He was the
most brilliant volunteer officer Of the war
He has had opinions on every subject and
the courage to express them. He has put
on no airs, The humblest could approach
himassured Of a kindly reception. In ar
evil hour he has made himself the deten
der Of coruptionists, and popular lido
has been cast down. "0h, what fall
was there, my countrymenIn Better Z
dozen average men than John A. Logan
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WITH General John Eaton, late U. S
Commissioner Of Education, at It's head,
old Marietta College enters upon a new
career. General Eaton has peculiar quail
ilcations for the presidency G. a college,
and his well.earned fame ought to be as o
tower of strength to the institution which
has the good fortune to command his sell
,,in,,
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Refuse to sign tho Scale.

CLEVELAND, o., June SO.-The proprie.
tors Of the i've rolling mills at Youngs.
town, o., to-day refused to sign the iron
workers scale, which goes into effect to.
morrow. Brown, Bonnell & Co., who are
In the hands Of receiver, agree to pay
the scale Of price, though they cannot
sign the scale.
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PnitADELPHiA, June SO.--J,A. L. vii.
son, secretary and treasurer Of tie Chesa.
peake q Delaware Canal Company, 10 said
10 be q deiaultbr 10 the extent Of Sl7s,O0O.
He ID aAid 10 have made a confession and
70 have fed. The directors are now ID
secret session. A late report places the
deiAlCallon al between $4,000 and 5000.
O10.
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TnE President is determined to sign nc
bill unless he has had reasonable time tc
examine it. He will not permit bills to
ba rushed through his hands, leaving to
him tho purely formal work of putting hii
name to them. The President is right.
II Congress can't give him time to learn
what bill Is and what 1t means, that ID
the iaultof Congress.
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BALTIMORE saw a solemn and impressive
sight, yesterday, when for the second time
the beretta was conferred upon an Ameri-
eau, The dignity is worthily bestowed
upon Archbishop Gibbons and upon the
ancient Seeot Baltimore.
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YoLUME XXXIY.--NUMBER 2es,
MARIETTA CoLLEeE.
Inauguration of DIR, Eaton as President
Commencement EHeFcIsss


Special Dlspaieh 70 hs InillllqAon
MARIETTA, o., June SO.-Hon, Johr
Eaton, fifteen years United States Com
missioner OF Education was inauguratsl
President of Marietta college to-day, Ad,
dresses Of welcome were delivered by the
retiring President Dr. Andrews, by Hon,
A. T, Goshorn,. .sfor the trustees, by Rev,
], Mill KendrlCk, for Alumni, and by
Prof. D. L. Beach, for the faculty,
The inaugural addressed President Eaton
will be published soon for general ClrGula,
ton, The exercises Of the afternoon con-
sisted Of orations OF the graduating class
and the annRul address before the Literary
Societies by Hon, r, D, Mussey, Of WASH
ington, d, o,
The best and most hopeful feeling pre-
walls as TO the prosperity Of the college
under DR., Eaton, The trustees have un.
dertaken to raise two hundred thousand
dollars for immediate use, About the
same amount will be available from
legRcies in few years.
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SEVERAL gentlemen haye given the sub
ject Of the next Presidency no thought
That is the way to preserve the contented
mind. Did you ever think that one Presi
dent out Of more than ten millions Of vot
ers is a small amount Of President to the
whole lumpP
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DR. HANLIS, who failed to be nOmlnat'
ed by tine Republicans for Governor OF
Maine is nephew, not q son, Of Hannibal
Hamln, the well.preserved old statesman
who doesn't wear an overcoat.
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NEw YoRK, June SO.--t. W. Pearce, ol
No. 282 Fifth avenue, Brooklyn, book
keeper, who for some time has been a
claimant 10 the estate Of /, II. Blythe,
who died In California three Year, ago
leaving an estate said To be worth $S,O S,OO0,,
0OO has jubt received Letters from hll
counsel In San FranClpOo which make II
appear that he ID likely 10 obtain The en-
tire property The contest 10 between
MI. PeaiOe and an alleged daughter and
other relatives Of the dead millionaire,
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SpttIdI DIlplleh % Ik IhltII0tllctF.
Pr. PLEASANT, W. Va, June 3O.-The
grocery store Of NJ. NJ. Laidly, in this
city, was burglariEsd last night and about
one hundred dollars worth Of goods re.
moved thereirom, consisting Of hams,
coffee, flour, etc. A skif belonging 10 one
Of our citizens WAS stolen the same night,
and II 10 thought the thieves went down
The river,
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IND AdmInI.LralIon lLepte.enled.

BAtaiaOaa, June SO.--secreLaty Lamar
represented the Cabinet at the ceremony
Of imposing the befetta Upon Cardinal
Gibbons at Baltimore to-day, President
Cleveland sent BY Rev. Dr.. ChApell0, pas
tor Of 81 MAtthew's Church Ii this city,
4 personal letter congfatulating the Car.
dinAl whose acquaintance aud personal
ifiendahip he has for some time enjoyed
upon bid elevation othe CAtdlnAla(e,
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" You would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented by dyepepBia, tibe AOker's Dys-
pepgla Tablets. They are q positive cure
iOr dyBpepaia, indigestion, HitulenOy and
constipation, We guarantee them, 70
And 10 cents o. Logan 4 Co.'S and Charles
Mehkenollata,
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Mr. WOLFE, who has already nomi'
mated himself as the Prohibition candi'
date for Governor Of Pennsylvania, will
probably regard the submission plank Of
the Harrisburg convention as knocking
him out in the FIRST round.
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IIEnE1s 4 rnorEsr

Aud nm Appeal-Tiie Ohio Republicans on
the Payne "Inquest."
WASHINGTON, June S0.-The following
communication from the Republican mem.
bsrs Of the Ohio delegation in the House
Of Representatives was to-day fled with
the Senate Committee ON Privileges and
Elections:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON, d. @. June 90, 1886. J
To the honorable Committee on Privileges and
Elections Of Me D. S. Senate:
GENTLRMRN:-The report taat your com.
mittee is not disposed to grant an investi.
cation into the methods OF the election ol
Henry B. Payne to the Senate OF the
United States, charged to have been Gig.
nalized by bribery, pstitioned for and re.
quested by each house Of the Ohio Legis-
lature, and by representative citizens Of the
State, and demanded by large majority
in numbers and influence Of the press OF
the State, has produced therein great dis.
appointment.
There Is a feeling in Ohio that the State
has been deeply wronged by your suppos.
ed action. The undersigned are convinc.
cd that the facts and records, or some ol
them, laid before your honorable commit
tee by our colleagues, Messrs. Little and
Butterworth, have In tho press OF
your other duties, failed 10
receive that consideration and weight
which they merit and should have
at your hands. We are informed that
additional testimonyis In the hands Of
Messrs. Little and Butterworth, which
they ask an opportunity to present to
you. We therefore, 90 citizens Of Ohio
venture TO request at your hands re.
consideration Of the matter presented
to you. II there be any matter
upon which the committee desires
further information, we trust an opportu.
nifty will be given to furnish II before
final action In order that Justice and right
may be secured. We take occasion now
to join with our colleagues named In ex-
pressing our belief that, II an opportunity
be oHerded, the charge Of the Ohio Senate
will be sustained by testimony to your
full satisfaction. We have the honor TO
bs very respectfully
Your obedlent servants,
WIN. McKtNLEY, in.
L. u. TAYLOR.
A. y. THOMPSON.
w. o. CooPER,
CHASE BRowN.
CnAS. 3. ,GRosyENoR.
isaac Ii, TAYLOR,
d. JACOB RoMEts.
The above having been submitted 10
Senator Sherman by the Blgners. He
said. VI heartily agree with every word
In II, and have no objection TO my position
heinR KNOWN
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PESSsYLSASIA Republicans have named
good ticket and a strong ticket. 1t ought
to be q winning ticket, There Is little
probability that the political Prohibition
is,s will be able to defeat 1t.
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TaG people will not believe that the
Senate Committee has decided the Payne
bribery case on the merits Of the question.
THIS 10 bad for the ssnPtorS who are Ie'
gDonsble for the decision.
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sluFuiar Death.

Down, DEt., June Yesterday alter.
noon, George ". vafney, one Of the pail
beayefs al the funeral oi Mrs. Baker
sank down 40 no wa6 helping 10 carry oul
the cahket and died instantly Of hoat'
dlAoAaA. ---N-n.A-.
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FoR their tariff resolutions the Penn
wIyania Republicans draw on Mr., Blaine's
letter Of acceptance Of 1884, Nothing like
going to headquarters,
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Ar Point Pleasant, September Z, the
Fourth District Republicans will nomi-
nate man to entertain Mr., Gibson. He
will be a good one and a hustler,
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Fourth District Republican Convention.
Special COrtpoAtisncs OftAs Ia!slItOaior.
PotST PLEASANT, w. VA, June 3O.-At
a meeting Of the Fourth District Rspu5'
licAn Congressional Committee, held In
this city to-day, Point Pleasant, W. Va
and September 7th, was the place aud
date fixed for holding tho next Congress
RlonAl Convention,
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TnEGaland telephone will ring through
the next campaign. The country will be
called up in due time,
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n would have been better for some
United States Senators II Henry B, Payne
had never been born,
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PgSssYLyANIA Republicans have made
ssollier's ticket with a aOne'legged head
50 to speak,
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GENERAL BEAVER had walk'over. He
had the advantage OF having one leg and
two good CrutChes.
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swIroIrAIEN,s sTRIKE.
Trains Move as Usual-Noarly n Riot ut tn,
stockyar,ls.

.
Trains Move as Usual-Noarly Riot ut the
stockyards.
OHIoAao, June S0,-The usual two car
loads OF Pinkerton men arrived at Root
street shortly after Z o'clock this morning,
and business was Immediately started by
the Lake Shore Company. The entire
Pinkerton force, with the exception Of
dozen men, are now armed with rifles and
guard is sent out with every train and
accompanies 1t to Colehour. The trouble
at the stock yards last evening, while not
Of serious nature in itself, Is looked upon
by the officials as an indication Of new
source Of danger. The employees Of the
packing houses, who number in the neigh
borhood Of ten thousand, are in thorough
sympathy with the strikers, and, as they
now leave work at 4:SO o'clock in the ai.
ternoon, their presence in the neighbor.
hood OF the track Is thought TO be Bome-
what menacing to the companys interests.
The switehmen employed by the other
road8 in the stock yards are not trusted
implicitly by the Lake Shore officials, who
are OF the opinion that any one oithem
would embrace any opportunity Of turning
q switch under moving train. N
REWARDS oFPRREp.
From Chicago to Miller's Station, In.
diana, a distance Of thirty miles, the
fences, switch houses and telegraph poles
are decorated with posters in which the
Lake Shore Company offers $500 reward
for the arrest and conviction OF any one
violating that section Of the statutes which /
prohibits interference with the property
Of railroad company by any outsider.
The strikers laugh at the notice and think
1t absurd to suppose that any OF their
number would turn iniormer for the sake
Of any reward.
While there seems no likelihood OF any
trouble around Chicago to-day, except,
perhaps, at the stock yards, there is con.
siderable anxiety manifested on both
sides as to the probable action 10 be taken
by the Lake Shore switohmen Rt other
points.
Mr.. Cavanaugh, the yard master Of the
Toledo yards, who has been In Chicago osince
tho commencement OF the strike, yester-
day received dispatches from some Of his
ttusteu nsn y lyme ,l saying Lnas hls pres.
enGs was uesireu ~ slele Wlt1qut uslly "
ledo last night.
TROUBLE AT THE sTocRYARDs.
Engine 46s escorted by thirty special
policemen, at IL o'clock this morning, was
aent into the stockyards. On arriving
near the packing houses, intense excite.
merlt prevailed. Every window Of the
packing houses was crowded with work.
men. who yelled offensive epithets at the
guards. II was feared that there Would
be trouble when the workmen went Ia
dinner. Atl2 O'Clock the Lake Shore en-.
zine which was stopped behind the OH.
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BEAVER NOMINATED.

Mr.. Hastings began his speech by say.
Ing that the Republican party Of Penn.
sylvania was never in better condition
than now 10 enter upon . successful cam.
naIpn, The honest differences oil other
wears have Crystalized, It's aims and pur.
poses Justified, itS hopes blenchsd, and AMI.
mositieB forever bloLted out reunited In
that splendid army.
Tie common enemy, he said, is en-.
trenched In power, State and Federal, but
ihe Republicans Of the whole State have
given voice 10 their preference for a
standard bearer. lie then paid glowing
tflbute 10 Mr.. Beaver, whose character,
manhood and achievements have become
part Of the history oil the State.
iie spoke Of his fearless character,
hls clean Judgment, his keen sympathy
and his manly courage, which none dare
10 auestlon. "His comrades who wear the
metal star upon their breasts the speaker
continued, Hthey who saw the hole torn
across the row Of buttons upon bis coat
whlleleading his command a. OhAncgllots.
Vile, who were BY his side when lie fell At
Gold HAfbof, and who saw him blown into
the alr at Petersburg"
ltEEDiNe, MARRRD AND MANNED,
"And they who followed him, two aud
twenty years ago, aud saw the ilash Of hla
eWotd when al Beams' station he fell
bleeding, mafted and naimed, neyefmofe
10 tfead The earth without the aid Of bid
in6epafable friend, that well.known CrutCt
those are some ot the few kindred
befoea. who would have you honor him
to-day, and thouBands ot other. oil oyel
The broad commonwealth who know bill
Wofih and believe In his RepubllcanlBm
who in many campaigns have heard hin
Riye eXpfenSioh 10 The noblegt in9pifauonl
81 theif cause who beheld the shafts ant
alfoVe Aimed * him, lie broken u hll
feet who IAN him auhet deieA, " ciyl
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CARDINAL GIBBONS
the BHRErTA ooNFRRRHp


BALTIMORE, June SO.-Baltimore be-
came this morning the cardinal city Of The
United States, and Archbishop Gibbons
was invested with the scarlet beretta with
all the magnificent ceremonial and Roman
liturgy and the splendid pomp BETTING
his exalted rank as prince OF the Holy
Catholic Church, Just twenty-five years
ago to-day James Gibbons wss ordained a
priest in the chapel OF St. Mary's Semi.
nary, in this city, by Archbishop Kenrick,
and on this, his silver jubilee, he received
from the hands OF the venerable Arch
bishop .ot ST, Louis the insignia oil his
high dignity, The ceremony took place
in the noble old Cathedral, in which As
Apostolic delegate he so recently directed
the deliberations Of the Plenary Council,
the most notable gathering OF divines and
theologIans this country has ever seen and
in which has taken place many ot the
most imposing religious ceremonies that
have occurred in the United States, the
great services OF Archbishop Gibbons at
the Council were to-day rewarded, and
the investure OF the beretta was the oCca-
sion OF an ecclesiastical demonstration
that is not likely to be again witnessed In
many years. The weather was cloudy
but pleasant, and long before the hour
appointed for the ceremony the streets
contiguous to the Cathedral were thronged
with people anxious to catch glimpse Of
the procession that was to pTeCede the
inYesture.
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TIIE sTATE CONVENTION.

Beaver Nominated by AcClamatlOn- "a Ring
Ing Platform.
HARRISBURG, PAr June S0,-A sea oI
restless faces met the eye Of Chairman
Cooper, OF the Republican State Conven'
ton, at 10 o'clock when he mounted the
stage OF the Opera House to call the State
convention to order, Such gathering at
a Republican State convention has not
been seen here in recent yearH. The
house was packed from orchestra to the
back doors OF the gallery, and pushing
throng darkened the open spaces leading
to daylight beyond. Upon the platform,
which was almost painfully crowded, a
plush and gold banner bearing the legend,
"Beayer and Montooth," was the only
iaCtional emblem 10 be seen In the build.
ing, showing that the "Montooth boom"
did not propose to give up until the last
moment.
A band was stationed on each wing OF
the balcony and enlivened the house be.
fore the opening with patriotic airs. With
out remark Senator Cooper directed that
tue call for the State Convention be read,
upon the conclusion Of which the minor
officers were announced and list OF the
delegates was read, There was not con-
tested seat and the delegations were all
full.
Thereport oithe Committee on the Rsvi.
sion Of the Rules was then submitted and
upon motion was referred to the Commit
tee on Resolutions yet to be appointed.
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
G, T. Oliver was then nominated by j..
W. Morrison as temporary chairman and
the nomination was ratified. Hon. John
Cessna and Mr.. Quay were appointed to
conduct Mr.. Oliver TO the platform. Mr..
Oliver in accepting the position said: 1t Is
an honor to any man to be chosen to pre-
side over the deliberations oil the Assem-.
bled representatives Of the Republicans Of
Pennsylvania. For this honor, fellow del
egates, | tender you my hearty thanks.
The enthusiasm OF this convention, the
crowds that have gathered to witness the
proceedings and the spirited though
friendly ConteRts for the places TO be filled
give the lie to the assertion 30 often made
that the mission Of the Republican party
has been. fulfilled. With our ancient
foes In possession Of the federal
Government and the lower and more i'm.
portant branch Of the National Congress,
endeavoring by every means to enact leg
Islation that will close up hundreds OF our
workshops and draw the fires in thou
sands OF our furnaces, 1t Is more than ever
necessary that tho Republican party
should live, and above all that the Repub.
licans OF this great State should proclaim
TO the world that we demand tariff, not
for revenue only, not even for revenue
with incidental protection, but for pro-
lection alone. l mention this issue par.
tiCularly because It Is so interviewer with
the prosperity Of our people that 1t is
necessarily paramount In the minds OF all
Pennsylvanians.
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LOUISVILLE, June SO.-The home team
won their first game Of the series from the
Brooklyn to-day. They jumped on Por-
ters delivery, aud punched their hits.
Both clubs played an Indifferent fielding