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RrTcmE @. H., W. Va, June ia
Peabody District Institute convened
here at . o'clock yesterday afternoon,
conducted by Prof. William H. Payne,
Chancellor Of the University Of Tennes-
see, at Nashville, and Prof. S. B. Brown,
Of the Glenville Normal school. One
hundred and thirty-nine teachers are
already enrolled, and at least thirty more
will be in later. Among those from a
distance is County Superintendent S. G.
PYLE, OF Tyler comfy.
The afternoon session yesterday was
taken up by interesting talks by Prof.
Payne on the subjects OF institutes and
the science OF teaching, and properties
of number by Prof. Brown. The even
ing session was devoted to lecture by
Prof. Brown, "An Evening with Wash
ington Irving" which was enjoyed and
appreciated by large and attentive
audience. The Institute gives every
promise OF being most decided success
in all respects.
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TIE CHICAGO END.
IT.. Convention Hall Iieady--GossIp About
tho Organization.


tho Organization.
CucAGo, June l2.-To-night the 1900
electric lights in the great hall OF tue
Republican National Convention were
turned on for the first time. The scene
presented was truly magnificent. The
showing up of the initial proceedings OF
tbe convention itself was accomplished
in n different way. 1t was largely
Lroupht about by the arrival OF leading
mrmbers Of the Republican National
Committee. The point made clear Is
the probable selections for presiding Of
iicers OF the convention. Who would
be chosen for temporary chairman and
who for permanent has up to this even
inv been the deepest sort OF n mystery.
it's now pretty certain apparently that
one of the officers will be Senator War
ncr Miller, of New York, the other John
NJ. Thurston. who heads the delegation
from Nebraska.
Should Miller be chosen for Temporary
CHAIRMAN, Thurstou will be made
PERMANENT President and vice versa.
There is some mention Of Senator Hoar,
Of Massachusetts, for one OF the two
Nlncps
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They will Yell for Aigor.

CmcAGo, June 12.-Generai Ayers
friends have secured Battery D, and are
also thinking of renting the cavalry ar
mory, to provide sleeping accommoda-
tions for the Michigan Republicans who
proposc to come to Chicago and yell for
Alper One thousand cots can be put
into Battery D., and it was supposed that
would be enough, but recent advices
from Michigan are to the effect that
more room Will be required, and SO the
cavalry armory has been talked about.
All that is contemplated is sleeping
apartments for Nlichigan's marching
clubs, and as Alger is the old soldiers
candidate, the proposition is that they
live Iika soldiers,
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LONDON, June 12.-The Berlin CORES.
pondent Of the st. James Gazette tele-
graphs that rumors are in circulation
that Gen. Won schellendorf, Prussian
Minister OF War, is about to- resign his
Office because OF his disapproval Of the
projects for the reform OF the army, es-
pecially the scheme concerning officers.
The rivairies between the parties OF the
Emperor and the Crown Prince have in
creased since the latter has been en-
trusted with representative powers.
The Hamburger Ndchriclten says:
Herr Won Puttkamer worshipped the
Rising Sun too quickly and publicly
associated himselfwith politico-religious
matters, which estranged him from the
Emperor.
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BLOODSHED MAY FOLLOW.


Alarming Sthto OF Aunlrb GROWING Out OF
MI Election In Kansas.
TOPEKA, KAN, June IA telegram
has been received by Governor Martin
from BriGadier- General Murray inform
ing him OF the alarming state of affairs
that exists in Stevens county, on the
frontier, caused by q railway bond cleo.
ton. The towns OF Woodsdale and
Hugoton are located about two miles
apart, and bitter feeling has always
existed, growing out of n county seat
fight. The telegram gives details OF n
shooting which occurred in Hugoton.
r. j. Jones, the Deputy Sheriff, who is
Woodsdale man, the constable OF Woods
dale township and another office rode in
Hugoton and attempted to assassinate
Sam Robinson and j. B. Chamberlain,
Chairman Of the Board OF County Com
missioners. They pretended to have
warrants for the arrest Of the parties,
but instead OF serving the warrants by
the usual process they drew their revol-
vers and opened fire upon the Marshal
and chairman OF the Board. The fire
was returned, and the attacking party
retreated. One man was seriously
wounded. The inhabitants OF both towns
are now armed TO the teeth, and blood
shed may follow.
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WIN Invite Cleveland.

BALTIMORE, June l2.-Thc committee
in charge OF the arrangements for the
convention of the National League OF
Democratic clubs on July 4, hope to in
duce President Cleveland to attend the
convention. Speaker Carlisle, Senators
Gorman and Blackburn and other prom
inent Democratic leaders will also be in
yited, Baltimore Democrats propose to
hold n ratification meeting OF the Presi-
dental ticket in MonumentSquare while
the convention is in session.
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to millions, pleasing their palates and
cleansing their systems, arousing their
liyers, kidneys, stomachs and bowels to
a healthy activity. Such Is the mission
Of the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, Sold by Logan
& Co., Anton r. Hess, r. B. Burt and
Q. Menkemeller; at Bellaire by NJ. N.
Mercer.
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THE LOCUST PEST.

Appearance of Large swarms In the West
Where the Plague Mny be Looked For.
!. CHICAGO, June l2.-Dispatches from
points in Northern Iowa and Western
Illinois, report the appearance of swarms
OF seventeen year locusts.
Prof. c. v. Riley, United States En-
tomologist, who is at present in Chica-
90, when asked about the locusts said
that well known brood occurs this
year, and this periodical visitor may be
looked for in wooded portions OF Illinois
and Iowa, and also in the following ter.
ritory, as indicated by the experience of
1871:
Wisconsin = Waakesha, W&lworth,
Jefferson, Rock, Green, Dane.
Iowa-Grant, Crawford, Richmond
and Sank counties.
Indiana-The boundary in this State
is not well defined, but includes the ex-
treme northwest counties, extending as
far rs Kankakee river.
Michigan-In this State, the southern
tier of counties, extending from Lake
Michigan east to the middle OF the
State.
Pennsylvania-Lancaster county, the
southeast by eastern portion, known as
the "Pegna Valley" This locality was
not verified in 1871, although there is no
doubtof the appearance OF the insect in
immense numbers in 1854.
In reply to n question rs to whether
the grasshoppers are to be destructive
this year the Professor could not express
a positive opinion. Up to three years
ago, he had been able to confidently
state the prospects in advance, butsince
then has been unable to get together
sufficient data as to the extent OF egg de-
posits to justify prediction. He has
Just received a telegram from the office
that the young are Matching in immense
numbers in parts OF Minnesota, and with
weather favorable to them, considerable
injury may be done, especially as the
average period between visitations has
expired since the last troubles.
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HARmsnuno, Pa, Junel9.-The Board
of Pardons late last night decided to ask
Governor Beaver to respite Samuel
johnson, under sentence OF death for the
muder OF Farmer,Sharpless, in Delaware
county, until October l2, to enable the
Board to further investigate the case
presented by the condemned mans
counsel in the appeal for pardon.
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PlrTsBURGu, Pa, June ia repre-
sentative member of the Flint Glass
Workers Union in speaking Of the re-
port that the Eastern members would
ask for ten per cent advance in wages,
said: "As yet nothing has been decided
upon. But II there is any change what
ever in the present lists it will be an nd.
vance. In that event it would apply not
only to the Eastern members Of the
union, but throughout the country. The
glass trade is in a good condition at pres
ent, which is largely due to the working
of Of stock during the strike"
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In the Senate Mr.. Chandler offered a
resolution referring the credentials Of
Senator Gibson, OF Louisiana, to the
Committee on Privileges and Elections,
and instructingthe committee to Enquire
into all the facts in the Senatorial cleo
ton, which included the election Of the
State Legislature. The resolution went
over until tomorrow.
Mr.. Stewards resolution in regard to
making public the names OF purchasers
Of bonds, was taken up, and after aspir.
tied debate it went over until tomorrow,
On motion Of Mr.. Cullom, the bill TO
amend the Interstate Commerce bill
was taken up, and he addressed the SEN
ate in explanation and advocacy oft.
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A HANDKERCHIEF CAMPAIGN.
It VIII bo tho National Coiors Against the
Red Bnndnnnn.


PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-The Thur
man red bandanna has created such a
furore OF enthusiasm among the Demo-
Gratis OF every shade OF opinion that the
Republicans have deemed it necessary
to offset it with a handkerchief OF their
own. .
State Chairman Cooper says: ave
will have handkerchief, and it will
have some red in it, but it will also have
the white and blue. | think the red,
white and blue will just suit the Repub'
lican party in this campaign"
It is stated that manufacturers are now
at work making handkerchicfs OF the
National colors which will be waved by
thousands after the Chicago nominations
have been made.
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Rev. pr. ]. D. Moaat CONN Aprona.

Rev. DR.. ]. D. MofIat, President Of the
Washington.Jeferson College, and Mrs.
Mofiat will s1ii from New York next
Saturday for England. Doctor MoiTat is
q delegate TO the Pan Presbyterian Coun-
Gil which meets ut London, July 8. He
is also delegate to the Worlds Convcn-
ton OF the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation, which meets Mt Stockholm,
August 10. The Doctor has not yet
marked out the route OF the tour he
shall take, but intends to devote his at
tention to the United Kingdom and
Northern Europe, especially Norway
and Sweden,
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LoulsvILLR, Ky, June l2.-The Amer.
lean Train Dispatehers' Association as
sembled at the Louisville Hotel here at
II o'clock, for the fifth annual meeting.
After brief routine proceedings Il was
determined to reorganize the association.
Adjournment was then had till I p. M,
when the organization proceeded, Pres.
ident George W. Babbitt, Of st. Thomas,
Ont, was in the chair.
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WINFIELD, KAs., June l2-Jay Gould
and party were driven about the city to-
day. Mr.. Gould appeared to be in good
spirits and fair health, and during the
drive over the city laughed at the news
paper stories making him out danger
ously Ill.
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TILE MAINE REPUBLICANS
Hold Their State Convention and Nomi
nnto Burisigh For Governor.

Hold Their state Convention and Nomi.
INTO Burioigh For Governor.
PORTLAND, Me-, June l2.-The Re-
publican State Convention, which as
semblcd here to-day, is the largest and
most enthusiastic held here for years.
The delegations came attended by
bands Of music, and the whole city is
given over to the political question Of
the day.
Atll o'clock tho convention hall was
packed, fully 5000 persons being pres
ent. Chairman Manly called the Con-
vention to order, and after prayer Hon.
Andrew P, Wiswell, Of Ellsworth, the
Temporary Chairman, delivered his ad-
dress.
a large portion OF his speech was de-
voted to criticising the action OF the
President in not sustaining his civil ser
vice reform theories and in his failure to
meet the fishery question. The Presi'
dents free trade message was adversely
commented on and compared with the
action OF Mr.. Blaine, whose outspoker
utterances were commended by the
speaker. He said that Maine was large
ly interested in the tariff bill, which
would diastrously affect the lumber in
terest Of the State. The people hay'
had enough OF three years Democratic
administration with It's blunders, ant
they now want q President who will pro
tect American citizens on land and seq
That man was James 6. Blaine, but !
they could not have him the Republi
cans Of Maine would follow with un
broken ranks the leadership OF the Chi
cago nominee.
The illusions in Judge Wiswell'
speech to Blaine were received with 3F
plause, repeated again and again. Hat
We're thrown into the air and the ker
nebCc placard was waved for sever
minutes.
The temporary organization was mad
permanent, and Hon. ]. W. symond,
Portland, in an eloquent speech, pr
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pentn OF Nrrr. col. For.ythc.

.CHcAoo, June PA telegram has
been received in this city announcing
the death at Fort Riley, Kansas, from
heart disease, of Mrs. Forsythe, wife OF
Col. jas. W. Forsythe, United States
Army. Deceased was before her marriage
Miss Lizzie Dennison, and was daugh-
ter Of Ex-Governor Dennison, Of Ohio.
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So far does he go upon the familiar
lines of the free trade speeches in Con-
gress, and elsewhere, that we find him
betrayed here and there, no doubt un-
consciously, into an exhibition Of slight
irritation against American manufacture
ers as q class, almost as il they were con-
spiFatorS and public enemies.-M y. Sun
(Dem.) on Clereland's Message.
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t3oiore, '. NC. A.

LOUISVILLE, June 19.-The National
organization of the Colored Young
Mems Christian Association was COM
pleted last night by the election Of
Charles G. Morris, President; W. II.
Goodall, Albert Mack, L. w. Cross and
W. @. Duson, Vice Presidents; Albert
White, Secretary, and g. ". Talbot,
TFn0lurpr
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BALTIMORE, June 12.-Peter Alt, pro-
prietor Of the Arlington House, near the
Pimlico race track, was shot and almost
instantly killed last night at 0 o'clock,
by his son William, aged 10 years. The
shooting took place in the kitchen ol
the residence, and was the outcome OF q
family ouarrel.
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LONDON, June ia quantity of
dynamite and gunpowder was stolen
Sunday from a hut in which it was
stored on the Island OF Arran. A mum.
Der Of tenants on the island have been
warned not to pay rent, otherwise they
would be punished by the use OF dy-
namita
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 19,-Walt
Whitman is much improved to-day, and
DIR. NJ. Buck, who has been attending
him all through his illness, said the poet
would be able to come dowu. stairs and
resume his literary work in q day or two
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MAY bo something In q NamO.

Special Dispateh to he Inteuigeaeer.
RIrcuIR G. H., June l2.-The fact
that all of the recent military appropri-
alton goes to the Third District has
excited some comment here and no
little dissatisfaction. Richie county
has the two Oldest companies in the
State, the Golf Guards and the Mclean
Guards, and feel that they ought not
to be wholly overlooked in the distri-
button Of funds or equipments, which
are not yet fully supplied. The boys
seem to think there is, after all, some
thing more in name than appears on
the surface.
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BALTIMORE, Mn, June l2.-The body
Of t. Harrison Garrett who was drown
ed on Thursday night last by the sink
ing ofhis yacht, the Clean, has been re-
covered. 1t was found mile distant
from the spot where the accident occur.
red. The steamer Nanticoke brought
the remains to Baltimore.
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RnltInorn,s Population.

BALTIMORE, MD., June l2.-The police
department has just finished taking a
census OF the population OF Baltimore,
including the newly annexed section.
The result shows the number OF inhabi-
tants to be 4l6,s05, OF which G4,5O9 are
CO1oral
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P,TrsBvRaH, Pa, June l2.-To-day's
session Of the Amalgamated Association
of Iron and Steel Workers was devoted
entirely to routine business. The scale
conference with the manufacturers will
begin on Thursday.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, June 12.--Judge
Joseph Bigger, member Of the Paducah
City Council, fell back dead in his chair
at the meeting of that body last week.
Appoplexy was the cause, He was in
1850 Speaker OF the Kentucky House Of
RenragentatiyeB,
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NEw YoRK, June l2.-In the suit Of
Miss Minnie Terry against the wife Of
Doctor Perine for $4,000 damages for
libel, the jury this morning brought in
a sealed verdict awarding the plaintiff
twelve cents damages.
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BUFFALO, n. Y, June 1.-THE twelfth
annual convention OF the NIillers' Ma
tional Association was convened in
Music Hall ut 1850 this morning by
President G. II. Seyht, of Highland,
Ills. There were fully 200 members Of
the craft present.
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KANSAS Cry, NO., June 12,-The
Prohibition State Convention assembled
in the Gillis Opera House this morning.
After perfecttng preliminary oFganiza.
ton, recess was taken until p. IN.
Two hundred and fifty delegates and an
equal number OF visitors are in attend
ance.
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sented the name Of Henry r. Cleaves.
r. d. Powers presented the name Of
Burleigh. The convention then pro-
ceeded TO ballot, and Burleigh was nom
mated on the first ballot, havingreceived
776 vntaa
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TIE KNIGHTS Op pYTlllAs.
The Great Conclavc in CIneInnati-Imp,
tant Matters TO he Considered.

tant Matters to be Considered.
CINCINNATI, O., June 12.-The fif-
teenth biennial conclave OF the Supreme
Lodge knights OF Pythias, began its
session to-day. 1t is understood the
Supreme Chancellor will recommend in
his report the expulsion OF the reBellious
Pennsylvania officers. The subject will
occupy much time. Probably $4,000 to
10000 Pythians have arrived.
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MRS. SHERIDAN DEAD.

The Mother OF the Great General Passes
Away Mt Her Home.
Special Dipaieh to he Iniellfgeaeer.
soNERsxT, o., June l2.-Mrs. Sheridan,
mother of General Phil Sheridan, died
at l 80 this afternoon at the age of eighty
seven years and two months.
Mrs. Sheridan was born in county Ca
van, Ireland, cameto the United States
in 1928 and to Ohio in 1882.
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A FAIR ENTERTAINMENT
To be Given ut tho Opera House Mt NJ
Hennig's Benefit.

10 be Given ht tho Opera House Mt MIR.
Honnig's Benefit.
The programme TO be presented at the
Opera House next Friday evening on
the occasion of the complimentary ben.
eft to be rendered Mr.. Frank Hennig, is'
remarkably strong one. 1t embraces
the foremost musical and dramatic tai
ent in the city, and the entertainment
will be one OF unusual merit and attrac-
tiveness. This fact alone should fill the
house. Reserved seats ON sale at +. w.
Baumer & Co.'s.
The programme will be as follows:
/. oyerture-"Plquc DamOp ...,.......... Insuppc
Opera House Orchestra.
2. i0uosolo-"kh9psodIe HongsoIse No. q"
Miss Rose Sonncborn.
3. ATln-From LA Favorlta" ",........... DOniEettl
Orchestra Accompaniment.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney. Palmer.
I. ReCltAtOn-"ThC Fireman" nn"..................-
Miss Lima Hennlg.
D. Closet From Hamlet
Queen GGrtrude......-Miss Charlotte Walters
Ghost Edgar Hennig
Curtain.
o. Ovcrtnrc-"WHltE La GltAnA" "...-...,. BnCAlOEsl
Opera House Orchestra.
T. PRno sOlO-"Tho Brook Pape
Miss Ella T. Webster.
5. Aria-"Tm But Simple Peasant Maid"
Miss Flora Williams
" lttGlWllOT.
''she Wanted to Learn ElOcullon,"
Miss Rcna House.
10; Forum Scenc......-....v."F From Julius GaSar'
Mark AnthOny..... Mr. Frank iiennlg
ISL htGllAen........,...... ...,,...Alf Edgar llcnnIk
ID CitiEen."..................... 81. II. McNabb
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The Judges OF the contest were Hon.
J. ]. Davis, D. D. johnson and Rev. DR..
White. The awards were as follows:
Defamation, ]. L. Roemer, Of Ohio
county: Essay, L. ]. Corbley, Of Tyler
county; Grafton, P. II. MeGrath, Of
Greenbrier county; Debate, II. G. Steot-
ger, OF Ohio county.
Hon. S. B. Elkins and wife left on the
5 20 train this evening. Mr.. Elkins is
ON his way TO the Chicago convention.
He iayors the nomination Of Blaine, and
his second choice is Benz. Harrison, of
Tndiann
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Beauty and sadness always 20 together.
Nature thought beauty too rich to go
forth upon the earth without meet
alloy.
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LANCASTER, Pa, June 12.-The pud-
dlers OF the Safe Harbor Iron works
have been notified ola reduction in their
wages Of IS cents a ton.
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The RrazllInn Emperor.

Nix LES BAINs, June 12.-The En-.
peror OF Brazil went for drive in the
park this morning.
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A Nerro Lrnchs,l.

TAELAHAssEE, Fla, June l2.-Dennis
Williams, colored, who shOt and SER
iously wounded Superintendent Nc
Cormick, ut Ellaville, Saturday, was
taken to the woods by q mob and
lynched Yesterday.
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Flattery is often n traffic OF mutual
meanness, where, although both parties
intend deception, neither are deceived.
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GENERAL SHRRIpAN,s CONDITION.
No Change Last NIght-.A Encouragtr
Bulletiu Issued by the Doctors.


No Change Last NIght--A Encouraging
Bulletin Issued by the Doctors.
WASHINGTON, D. O., June 12.-There
is no change to be observed in General
sheridan's condition. 1t continues to
be substantially the same. His pulse is
1O4 to 1OG, of fair volume and tension.
he coughs very little and his respiration
remains irregular. He takes plenty Of
without indications OF fail
ure OF digestion or assimilation.
r. NJ. 0'REILLY,
WIN. MATTHEWS,
II. G. YARRow.
There will not be another bulletin
issued until TO morrow morning. The
General has not been informed OF the
death Of his. mother.