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:wILLIAM L. WILSON'S CHANCES.

His strength Oyercstimnted -SIr. Hogs
Confident of n denomination.
Special Dispdich 10 Gc Iafdtceloer.
WASHINGTON, D. C., May 25.-IIon. b.
F. Martin is here tonight, on his way
home from New York. He says he is
making no effort to get the Congress.
ional nomination in the Second district,
being satisfied with his law practice. lie
does not know whether his name will be
presented to the convention, but says
the nomination is due his end OF the dis.
trict and will be conceded without con-
test if the seven counties west OF the
mountains will agree on Il man. lie
thinks there is some doubtof the party's
ability to re-clect Mr.. Wilson, il renomi-
mated, and says the Democrats had to
make n special effort to save him last
time. Col. Martin goes to Luray to-
morrow and will reach Grafton Wednes-
day. .
4 well informed Democratic politician
who has lately been over the lower end
OF the State, says Judge Monroe Jack
son will be nominated ON the first bal
lot to succeed Mr.. Hogg. Nevertheless,
Hogg is confident that the Democratic
two term tradition will not be violated
in his case and talks hopefully.
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NO MASSES FOR HIS SOUL.
Cremation OF Catholic In Spite Of SIg
Preston's Protest,

Cremation OF u Catholic IN Spite OF Mgr.
Preston's Protest.
New YoRE, May 25.-The body of
Elek Csank was burned at Fresh Pond
yesterday afternoon, making the l9lst
cremation since the foundation Of the
crematory.
The event attracted some attention
from the fact that Mr.. Csank was a Ro-
man Catholic, and that Mgr. Preston
had stated that no one who would per-
sist in wish to be cremated could be a
true son OF the church, and that no pub
lie masses could be said for the repose OF
his soul.
Mr.. Csank died three months ago, and
asked his relatives to have his body ere
mated. 1t was deposited in a vault OF
the Lutheran cemetery until taken
thence yesterday to the crematory. II
had been embalmed, and was in a state
Of perfect preservation. Secretary james
Brown, OF the society, says that there
have been a number OF Catholics ere
mated, and that Christian burials of the
ashes was not refused in any Of the
caSpS
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JEFF DAVIS GETS A GROWN.
Laying the Corner Stone of n CondcdCru
Monument In Mississippi.

Laying the Corner Stone of Confederate
Monument In Mississippi.
JACKSON, Miss, May 25.-More than
six thousand persons witnessed the cere-
monies connected with the laying of the
corner stone of the Confederate monu-
ment here.
Atl1 o'clock the procession headed by
carriages containing distinguished WIS.,
itors and State officers moved from
city hall. jefferson Davis did
not attend owing to bad health.
Upon arriving at the State Cap
itol building. Miss Winnie Davis
was conducted to the library chamber
and formally introduced to the
large crowd by Governor Lowry.
The ceremonies at the mOnu-
ment followed and were opened
by the reading Of a letter from Mr.. Davis
explaining his absence. The laying OF
the corner stone with Masonic cere-
monies closed the exercises Of the day.
Col. Charles +. Hooker delivered the
oration, and at the close presented Miss
Davis with n silver crown, to be given
by her to her father.
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THE BAPTIST BREAClI WIDENING.
spurEeon's Slap at the UnIon-Hls Reply to
AIethodIsts.

LONDON, May 25.-The Calvinistic
Methodists have, perhaps, an idea thlt
it is possible to annex Mr.. spurgeon 10
their denomination. They have been
passing votes Of sympathy with him in
his present ecclesiastical troubles, lie
replies in remarkable letter. "Mourn-
ing" he says, ''over great evil in
some OF the churches, sacrificed peace,
friendship and repute to be clear Of it.
My protest was resented and judged to
be needless" but he considers that the
discussions have more than justified his
charges, and repudiates again the colE-
pact which was made without his COL
currence.
He then adds: at has cost me many
wounds and much dishonor to have been
the accuser OF my brethren. 1t is still
more painful to find their great errors
not regarded us serious by the mass OF
professors. My only course is to follow
a separate path; not, however, separat-
ing myself from any OF the denomination
who hold the faith once delivered to the
saints"
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PrrrsBURou, Pa, May 25.-Thc West
ern Iron Manufacturers Association
met to-day to consider proposed changes
in the Amalgamated wage scale for the
coming year. Fifteen firms were repre-
sented and it was the unanimous senti-
ment Of the meeting that the present
scale should be reduced to S. per ton on
a two cent card. This is n reduction OF
fifty cents per ton on the present scale.
The joint wage committee OF manu-
iacturers and workmen will meet shortly
to arrange the scale. II is understood
that the Amalgamated Association will
Oppose any reduction.
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OnIO PROIIIBITIOyISTS
Adopt Platform aud Nominate State
Ticket mt Toledo.

Adopt Platform aud Nominate u State
Ticket ut Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., May 25.-The Prohibition
State Convention, after two hours de-
bate over the woman suffrage plank,
finally adopted the platform including
this and with the addition OF labor
plank, denouncing the importation OF
labor, iayoring administration to avoid
strikes, and denouncing trusts.
The following ticket was then nomin'
ated: Secretary Of State, Walter I.
Pavnc, OF FostOria; Board OF Public
Works. J. W. Penfeld, OF Willoughby:
Supreme Judge, John +. Moore, OF jack
son. Delegates were also chosen to the
National Convention, and the body adj
journed.
Tonight mass meeting OF the dele
gates is in progress, addressed by the
leading prohibitiOnists.
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.CAPTAIN IACKn CArUREp.


A Noted Desperate surrenders to n Sherin's
Posse After Being Surrounded.
Spoeidl Dispateh TO he Iaioligaoer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 25.-SheriG
G. W. Mcvey, Deputy Sheriff Timber
lake and posse of eight men left Fay
etteville at dark last evening for Stone
Cliff, to capture Captain jack" who
has been in hiding near that place for
several months, defying arrest. They
surrounded his fort a little before day
light this morning and demanded his
surrender. Seeing the hopelessness OF
the situation he consented. Captain
Jack" is n desperate character and is
dreaded by everyone in the community.
Some weeks ago he assaulted n man
named Bibb, carving him in terrible
manner. lie is supposed to have come
from Kentucky several yearsago andisno
doubt noted criminal. He is known
here only as Captain Jack"
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ing spells from which lie rallied with
difficulty, the last being the most severe
Of all. The failure Of the hearts action
has brought him near to deaths door
more than once, ind the fear is that n
temperance of the trouble may take
him away suddenly at any moment.
A consultation was held tonight. At
its conclusion the following statement,
which is concurred in by all the physi-
clans was given to the press:
$3.50 p. m.-Consultation by Drs. Mat
thews, Garrow and O'ReillY-Patient
sitting up: Voice strong; bright, cheer
full and hopeful; oedema OF legs dimi-
nished; pulse ll0; his normal pulse
rate being lOG, firm and regular; heart
sounds are clearer; respiration 30, regu-
lar; has had no nausea and has taken
sufficient nourishment; tongue cleaner;
condition in general improved since
morning.
[Signedl RIM. ORErLLY, NJ. D.,
Surgeon Dniied States Army, Attending
SIirIeOn,
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nuSPITABLR IRFPRRSONIANS.
The State Board of Immigration Royalty
Entertained In Jefferson County.
u...F.f nfs.....l O.. "a. E..,.BE.....-

The State Board of Immigration Royalty
Entertained In Jefferson County.
Spceial Dipdieh to he Iatoligaoer.
HARPER's FERRY, May 25.-The State
Board of immigration and Development
left Charlestown early this morning and
were received here by the Mayor and n
committee of citizens, who showed them
over the town and entertained them at
lunch. From here they went to Shep.
herdstown in charge Of the Charlestown
committee and were received by large
number Of citizens headed by the Mayor.
The party were entertained ut the Entlcr
House in excellent styly. Numerous
speeches were made on the line OF State
development, and the party were then
driven to the historic ground OF Antie-
tam. Members OF the Board left to-
night for their homes well pleased with
Jefferson county's cordial treatment.
The people of Jefferson are heartily in
favor Of the movement represented by
the Board,
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revised each year; no name is to be
dropped from the Register as long us the
person is known to be engaged in the
occupation stated, and losses in the list
by death or other causes are TO be re-
placed by other names from the same
locality. The number Of books to be
published is to be twice the number OF
Army and Navy Registers authorized 10
be published.
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NORFOLK, Va, May 95.-Ycsterday
closed one of the most-heated municipal
contests in this city for years. At one
time it appeared that the split in the
Democratic party, growing out OF the
primary election, would result in the
election OF the Republican ticket, the
Republicans, ut the last moment, having
taken advantage OF the division in the
Democratic party and nominated a
ticket. A Democratic compromise was
effected the night before the election
and the result is n strong reform Council
and Democratic salaried officers, with
the exception Of r. &. Banks, Republi'
can, who was elected Mayor.
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PIrrsBUReH, May 95.-The annual
convention OF the Flint Glass Workers
Union to be held at Canton, Ohio, on
July 9, will be the largest ever held.
There will be $50 delegates in attend
ance, an increase OF ten over last year.
They will represent over 5000 men.
The committee preparing the new scale
is still at work, and will continue to con-
slider questions which may be brought
before it until the time OF the conven-
ton. But few changes are being made,
and there will be no demand for an nd.
vance.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 25.-At this
mornings session of the National Butch
ers Association Charles James, OF st.
Louis, was elected President for the en-
suing year; Robert Il, Mooney, Of New
York, First Vice President; William
Peters, of Pittsburgh, Second Vice Pres.
ident, and Christopher Brokate, OF St.
Louis, Recording Secretary.
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OPPOSED TO LIQUOR LICENSES.
The Methodist Protestant General Confer.
ence Condemns Whisky aud Tobacco.

ADRIAN, MIcH., May Pa resolution
was adopted by the Methodist Protest
ant General Conference this morning
announcing unalteablc opposition to
any form OF license, high or low, and
condemning any clergyman signing a
petition for license to sell liquor. A
resolution condemnlng the use OF to-
bacco provoked an animated discussion,
us large proportion OF the clergymen
use the weed. Westminster, Nd, was
selected as the place for holding the
next conference.
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FROM OVER THE OCEAN.
Bishop o'Dwyer Writes a Letter
That Causes a Sensation.
WARNS CATHOLIC LEAGUERs
Not to Attend Proclaimed Meetings.
The Emperor Frcdcrick's CondI.
tion-spurgoon's way-othcr
Late Foreign News.

DUBLIN, May 25.-Bishop o'Dwycr, Of
Limerick, has sent letter to the Mayor
of Limerick giving warning that Cath
olics who attend the League meeting
announced to bc held on Sunday will be
guilty Of grevious sin in view Of the i'd
monitions of tho Papal rescript. The
Bishop regrets that the national organi-
zation should be risked for the sake OF
the plan of campaign, which
is condemned by both Mr.. Gladstone
and Mr.. Parnell. The letter has caused
q sensation.
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Rumored IInIlrOud Deal.

Speetdl DiEpdieh 10 he IHteltgnecf.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 25.-Presi-
dent j. W, Shaw and Superintendent
NJ. P. L. Booth, Of the Columbus, Hook
ing Valley & Toledo Railway, arrived in
this city last evening on n special car,
and left this morning with President X.
W. Kelley, Superintendent Sweeney
Nelson Robinson, Of the kanawha K
Ohio, for tour OF inspection over the
latter road. There are rumors TO the
effect that the latter road will be leased
by the former.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., May 25.-Cardi-
nal Gibbons and all the other church
digritaries who took part in the laying
OF the corner stone of the Catholic Uni
versity yesterday called ut the White
House at noon to-day by special appoint-
ment and paid their respects to the
President. They were received in the
blue parlor and the presentations were
made by the Cardinal assisted by Nlar-
shal Wilson.
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oDELL, ILL, May 25.-Fred NJ. Mathi-
son, Of G. G. Mathison & Nephew, Of the
wealthy family of that name, bankers,
refiners and smelters in New York,
Chicago and La Sale, committed suicide
Yesterday. He has fortwo or three years
mast been publishing the Odell Reporter
and had been subject to fits of despond-
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Con. KrlIex comrromIses.


Special DiSpdtch to ne ImieIigtncer'
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 25.-The
Washington and Georgetown Street
Railway Company has compromised
with Geneeal Kelley without suit for
injuries received by him through the
recklessness Of driver. Gen. Kelley
has accepted Sl,7OO and agreed not to
proceed further.
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TAMPRRgp WlTn TlIg MAILS.
A Postmaster Comes to Grief-A YOU
Man Drowned.

a Postmaster Comes TO Grlef-A Young
Man Drowned.
Special DiFdtch TO he hteaigaeeT.
WESTON, w. Va, May 25.-Jacob A.
Alkier, postmaster at Alkier's Mills,
this county, was arrested to-day by Spe-
cial Detective Coghill, of the Postoffice
Department, charged with tampering
with the mails. He will be sent to
Parkesburg tomorrow for preliminary
hearing.
A young man named John L. Duncan
was drowned at Prices Mills, about
twenty miles from here, to-day. HIS
body had not been found when the in
formation arrived here.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 25. = President
Roberts and Others officially deny the
story that the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company is to .obain control OF the
Schuylkill River east side railroad, and
state that the tale is manufactured from
whole cloth,
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A.HORRIBLg TRAGEDY.
An Entire Family nrutaliy Murdered by
burglars.

burglars.
vmoaNA, Wis, May 25.-Iniormation
was received here to-day Of the murder
Of four persons last night in the town Of
Klckapoo. Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Drake,
an old couple, were shot dead in their
own house by unknown parties, and
the throats Of their two little
grand children were cut from ear to ear.
Their liieless bodies were found this
morning when neighbors made an in
yestigation because Of unusual quiet
about the house. The old couple Law on
the floor, and the children were
stretched in their beds. Everything
was turned upside down inside the
house, and II is supposed that the mur.
der was the result OF an attempt at rob.
berry. The old man had been known Ia
receive pension money and II is supposed
the robbers were in quest Of this,
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PTrrsBuRaH, May PA mortgage for
SS,OOO,OOO was filed at youngstown,
Ohio, to-day, by the Cleveland & Ma
honing Valley railroad to the Central
Trust Company, Of New York. The
money Is TO be used TO construct double
track from Youngstown 70 Cleveland.
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pIdn,t Know d wa. Eon,Ietl.

DILLON, NEE, May 95.-In rehearsing
for an amateur presentation OF "Uncle
Toms Cabin" at a country school house
near here last night, j. W. Fouls, the
school teacher, pointed pistol at Sam
uel Stump, thinking it was not loaded.
1t exploded, the ball passing through
Stump's head, killing him instantly.
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A Tramp was Killed.

CLINTON, Iowa, May 25.-TwO trains
met on the Chicago & Northwestern
railroad, near stanwood, about o'clock
this morning. Both engines and sew
eral cars were wrecked. A tramp steal
ing a ride was killed.
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RED WINd, MINI, May Pa terrific
rain storm ragged here for several hours
yesterday afternoon, causing floods in
many parts of the city. The Plum street
sewer at the head OF Tenth street WINS
unable to receive the vast volume Of
water, and the whole street as far down
as Fourth street was soon flooded.
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An Empress overcome with Grief.

MILAN, May 25.-The Empress of Bra
zil is completely broken down with grief
She had to be removed from the sick
room of the Emperor yesterday. The
Pope in reply TO her request assures her
that he continues to be with the En-
peror in thought.
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A MECHANICS DIRECTORY.
The Measure Introduced Into tho Senate
by Mr.. Turpic, Of IndlRna.

'' FA'AuIr AHNNNuuCeN luto NAiu oNANeN
by Mr.. Turpic, Of IndiRna.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May Ex-senator
Turpic to-day introduced bill to pro-
vide for sort of directory Of the most
skilled mechanics and artisans in all
parts OF the country. The bill makes it
the duty Of the Commissioner OF Labor
annually to compile from the best and
most authentic sources, and to prepare
and publish a book to be called the
Register Of Labor" to be OF the size Of
The Army and Navy Register combined,
TO contain the names and address OF per-
sons OF known excellence in their vicin-
ity IN any line Of skilled labor or me-
chanics, the names TO be taken in pro-
portion to population from the different
states and territories, Only names OF
persons actually engaged in the manual
work Of their respective callings are 70
be published. The list is to be carefully
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SrAuNrox, Va, May 25.-Thc munici-
pal election was quiet and a large vote
was polled. The count was not COM
pleted until o'clock this morning.
fultz, Prohibition Democrat, has 81
majority for Mayor over Kerr, lndepen-
dent Republican. Party lines were not
draWn.
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Errnr.Inn ~ pl,,.,,,,....,.

The Baltimore < Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets next Sunday Nav
20, and continue to sell them during the
entire summer, to Pittsburgh, at the rate
OF 81 30 the round trip, tickets good for
Sunday only. win also sell excursion
tickets to Washington, Pa, at the nlte OF
ST. Trains leave Wheeling at 5 and s 10
q, N, SNS
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BosToS, MASS, May 25.-A match has
been made between Frank Murphy,
champion of England, and Jack Haylin,
Of this city, to fight to a finish, with kid
gloves, for $2,000-open TO 5000 and
the featherweight championship Of the
world.
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Columns, O., May 25.-Albert Kump-
keep. the old farmer who murdered his
wife a few weeks ago by beating her
brains out with club, was found hang.
ing dead in his cell yesterday. He had
used his suspenders and handkerchief
for the moose.
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Sheridan is a very
sick man, and ply
sicians are in con-
slant attendance up
on him. His trou-
BILE is n valvular 'af-
Election of the heart,
and he has had sew
eral alarming sink
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CHICAGO, May 25.-The vote of the
Burlington strikers as to ttsir future
course is practically complete. Up to
this evening GGl engineers, 421 firemen
and lS4 switchmen voted for continuing
the strike and 20 engineers, l3 iiremen
and is switchmen voted against it.
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PrTrsBuRoH, May 25.-Rev. George IL.
Purvis, D. D., who was elected to the
ecclesiastical chair Of Princeton College
recently, has written a letter to the
faculty refusing to accept the Office. He
will remain in this city.
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New YoRE, May 25.-Ex-Mayor w. r.
Grace, Of this city, announces his inten-
ton to 60 before the Democratic State
Convention to make a contest against
Gov. Hill for the nomination for Cover
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PErERsuuRo, Va, May 25,-After a
quiet but earnest contest the Democrats
Yesterday elected their entire city ticket,
headed by Hon. Charles +. Collier for
Mayor, by 500 majority, and eight out OF
twelve Councilmen, chosen for four
yporq
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LONDON, May 25.-The Times Rome
correspondent has information that one
of the Irish Bishops stated recently that
should Mgr. Persico return to Ireland
lie would be boycotted and probably in-
suited.
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PARIS, TEXAS, May 25.-The report
that the cyclone had demolished the vii
lage of Brookston, eight miles west OF
here, have been greatly exaggerated. A
number OF buildings were blown down or
damaged and crops were injured but no
loss OF life is reported.
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An rholr own Way.

RicmoxD, Va, May 95,-The muni-
cipal election here yesterday passed of
very quietly. The Democrats had il all
their own way, there being no regularly
organized opposition.
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AtChlcAgo-C Chicago o; Detroit .
AZ Pittsburgh - The Pltlsburgh.lnlinnpOll
game was postponed on account OF raln.
At PhilAdelphiG-The Athletic Kansas City
game was postponed on account Of nlin.
AZ Baltmore-The baltimore. Cincinnati game
was postponed on account Of rain.
At Cleveland-The Cleycland-sL Louis game
was postponed on account OF rain.
AZ New iork-BrooklynI 4; LOulsvlllei. l.
At New iOrk-New York /; Washington },
At BOston-BOston /; Philadelphia. Opening
OF the season; attendance 1900.
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II is said that there is a carpenter in
Milwaukee who is so expert with his
lathe that he can turn a deaf ear on the
slightest pr0vocatIon.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., May 25.-one OF
General shcridan's aides in reply to an
inquiry says he is not so well this morn
ing: that in fact he has lost about what
| he rninnl YesierlnY.
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BUCHAREST, May 25.-The village of
Harlan was destroyed by fire to-day.
Four hundred families are homeless.
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PHIL SHERIDAN DANGEROUSLY ILL
He has Heart trouble and Is Liable to DIent
Any Moment,

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 25.-GeneraI