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RALElou, N. O., May lS.-Fathor j. J..
Boyle, the Catholic priest, arrested last
Saturday on q charge Of rape was to-day
arraisnod, bound over 10 court and com.
mitted 10 jail. An immense concourBe
Of people gathered 10 hear tho prellmi.
nary trial, and an extra force ol twenty
police was sworn In. The affair has CfG-
ated tho greatest sensation ever known
here,
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rhe GIllIr.llooth.llarrett sult.

NEw YoRI, May l3.-The suit Of
Henry F, Gilllg, manager Of the late
American Exchange in Europe, brought
TO secure a share in the profits OF the
Booth.Barrctt combination, was sub.
lnitted to-day in the Supreme Court and
the decision was reserved. Mr.. Gillig
claims.that in consideration Of advances
nade by the Exchange, Lawrence Bar
rett agreed to give him share Of bis In.
come. Mr.. Barrett says the account has
baen clnRhl.
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PORTSMOUTH, O., May lS.-At a dance
Saturday night on Twin creek, about
twelve miles below this city, several
rough characters were in attendance,
among them Wilson aud Amos Cooper,
brothers, and Henry Nickels. The lat
ter had several quarrels with the Cooper
boys and had warned them to keep their
distance. Later they had another clash
and hot words were passed between
them, followed by two revolver shots in
quick succession. The Cooper boys fell
dead to the floor, and an examination
showed that Wilson Cooper had been
shot through the heart and Amos in the
left temple, Nickels who did the shoot
ing is q Virginian.
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vlScENNEs, ISp., May l3.-rhe Sheriff
yesterday morning was attacked by two
prisoners in the jail, Tom Huffman and
John Scott, when giving them breakfast.
Scott got out, but after several minutes
Of the most desperate fighting the Sheriff
overpowered Huffman and threw him
into the cell. An hours chase resulted
In the capture OF Scott, and he was
brought back.
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BUFFALO, N. T. May 18.-Manager
Bullard, Of the Union Steamboat Com
pany, yesterday received dispatch from
Chicago saying that the steamer 0wego
arrived there at a. M, western time.
She made tho run in 55 hours and IS
minutes, beating the record made by the
Chemung by hours and SO minutes,
and her own previous time by 2 hours
and AZ minutes. The time reported (54
hours) by the Chemung was incorrect
Her time was 81 hours and so minutes.
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Frank W. Palmer, Public Printer, was
born at Manchester, Indiana, on October
II, 1897. He learned the printers trade
atJamestown, N, Y. In lS4S he became
a newspaper proprietor at Jamestown,
and in 1858 and 1854 he was elected to
State Legislature. He removed TO Iowa
in 1858, and in 1860, 1862, 1854 and
1865, he was elected State Printer. From
May, 1861, to December, 1896, he was
editor and proprietor OF the Des Moines
State Register; from December, 1860, to
June, 1868, he was editor.in.chief. He
was a Republican member OF Congress
from March 4, 1860, 10 March 8, 1873.
In the latter year he edited the Chicago
Inter-O Ocean, He was a member OF the
Postal Commission created in 1870, and
was made postmaster at Chicago by Pres
ident Hayes, holding that office until
the Cleveland administration went into
nnman
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PARIS, May ia municipal election
was held at Narbonne yesterday which
resulted in a victory for the Socialist
candidates. During the progress Of the
election a fight occurred IN the hall
where the voting was being carried on.
A party OF Socialists headed by NJ. Fer
rout, member Of the Chamber OF Dep
uties, paraded the streets singing the
Marseillaise hymn.
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A. NJ. chlSholm, Of No, 1924 stoddard
street, 81. Louis, Mo-, writesI
During. my long residence In Canada
i suffered lot yeafs from severe balns In
my back, across the region oithe Kidneys,
aAd by the constant Use Of ALL0Oci'1
RLAsrEns Invariably obtained great 70.
liel; Upon removing 10 81. Louis, / was
again troubled with The same complaint,
and was advised 10 use Magnetic and
other kinds o. plasters, without being
relieved OF pain, 30 fell back 10 my old
friend AitcouK, who gives me more 70.
Ilei than any other I have ever tried,
! always recommend them 10 my friends
oi any kind,N
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THE CRIME OF MURDER
Laid at the Door Of Persons Of
Pretty High Standing,
HANDSOME YOUNG OHIO LADY
Dies ut Proctor down the River,
Apparently the Result of Nal.
Practice-Arrests arc to be
Made afterthe Inquest.

Ayouug woman Of good family and
attractive appearance, resident o.
another State, lay dead in the little town
Of Proctor, down the river, yesterday
and not far away was the dead body Of
her new born infant, Her story is q sad
one-the old one OF one who loved un-
wisely and too well, The young woman
appeared at Proctor at noon on last
Tuesday, May 7, accompanied by man
whe seemed to be about fifty years Of
age, and the two went to the residence
of Mr., Moore, the station agent OF the
Ohio River Railroad there, The man
said his name was Williams, and that
the young woman was his daughter, and
was married, her husbands name being
Clark,
On Wednesday night she was taken
very III, and was delivered oil dead
child.
On Friday morning the reputed father
went away, promising TO return on the
tSNSWAAS NhVluhJ A4ShbeIua(b bcluIG
he went he erased all marks or names on
the young lady's satchel and trunk that
would in any manner serve to identify
her, The young lady seemed to be get
ting along all right until up to Saturday
last about I o'clock, when she became
worse, having symptoms OF puerperal
fever She grew worse rapidly, and
Sunday at II O'Clock a. IN. she died.
A careful search was made Sunday
night OF her personal effects to find whs
she was, II possible, and on her cuffs and
collars the name 'Lizzie Taggart" was
written. Further investigation led to
the belief that she was young lady
from Morristown, Belmont county, Ohio.
When an INTELLIGENcER representa-.
tive visited the quiet little village Of
Proctor yesterday, the young woman's
body lay in the room where
she died, and Justice OF the
Peace ]. s. McCaskey was about 10
hold an inquest. The story, as made
up from the fragments OF evidence acces.
sible, was sad and touching. The wear
ing apparel Of the young lady shows
that she was a person OF wealth and good
position In society. She was OF medium
size, had dark blue eyes, and reddish
hair, and would weigh about ono hun.
dred and twenty pounds. Her family
name Is that OF one Of the best known,
oldest and most highly respected famil.
les Of Belmont county.
The belief Is that a Wheeling practis.
ing physician knows all about the Case,
although owing to the incomplete con.
dition of the evidence his name is with.
held for the present.
Mr.. Walter Moore was imposed upon
In this matter by what was evidently
an uutruth, but he and Mrs. Moore are
doing oil they can under the circum-
stances. This has been great incon-
venienoe to them. The full details will
make story which Is better left to tho
Imagination.
After the above account was in type
the following telegram was received
from Proctor.
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Ano oAFlbtocrhuc dhmDlefs AfrAlKneu
LONDON, May -Thepersons arrested
early yesterday morning, in the raids ON
the Field and Adelphi clubs in this city,
were arraigned this morning. The Earl
Of Dudley and Lord Lurgan were among
the prisoners arraigned. The Earl OF
Dudley appeared to be ashamed Of the
position In which he found himself, but
Lord Lurgan assumed o defiant air.
The police who made the arrest adj
mitted that the peers taken into custody
were not members Of the Field club,
but stated that they resorted thereto for
the purpose Of gambling. The prisoners
were admitted to bail, TO appear for ex-
animation next week. The court room
was crowded. Among the spectators
were number Of notables.
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A MISSING pOAT.
Tho Cronin Mystery DeepOnIng-ThO TOrOn.
to Stories Denied,

Tho Cronin Mystery Deepening Toron.
to Stories Denied,
CHICAGO, May 19,-A row boat belong
ing to private parties has been missing
from pier, on the lake shore near the
north end Of Lincoln Park since the
night OF DR., Cronin's disappearance.
Where the boat was usually moored is
the spot where the prisoner Woodruff
says the supposed body Of the woman In
tho Cronin disappearance case was left.
After Woodruff drove from the
park with the trunk he says a man
shouted to him. The man who did the
shouting was a Lake View policeman.
The police claim to have discovered that
Woodruff was implicated in a murder in
Colorado some time ago.
The Daily NepS this morning says:
Every effort to verify the Toronto
stories about DR.. Cronin has proved
abortiYe. Saturday morning the Chicago
papers contained kilograms from Tor.
onto saying that Cronin was in that city
and had been recognized by an old &C.
quaintanCe lately hailing from Chicago.
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CANTON, o, May 1S.-Frank Ryan
and Harry sadler, the two young men
arrested yesterday upon a charge Of at
tempting to wreck the Now York aud
Chicago limited vestibule train on the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago road
twice recently, broke down this morn.
ing and signed confession Of guilt, CIV
ing details OF their crime. The detectives
will arrest three other young men TO
day. They ore now under surveillance
The Fort Wayne Railroad Company Is
determined TO send the men TO the penl.
tentiArV.
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The chief wont Have II.

TAnSEauAn, !. r., May 13.-The Che.
rokees are somewhat exercised over the
attitude Of Chief Joel D. Mayes, with re.
gard to tho sale oithe Cherokee strip TO
tho United States. The initial step
toward tho purchase Is the calling 10.
gether Of tho Cherokee legislature for
approval oi tho sale, Chief Mayes, how.
ever refuses so fat To convene the legis.
lAture for RuCh a pufDoHe,
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liz COT TUE MONEY.
Parnell Sends u Letter of Thanks TO the
KnI.htA Of St. Patrick.

Parnell Sends u Letter OF Thanks 10 the
Knights OF st. Patrick.
New York, May lS.-The knights Of
ST. Patrick in this city abandoned their
customary banquet this year and in lieu
Of that gave a big entertainment at the
Academy Of Music, March II, tho pro.
ceeds OF which were sent to Charles
Stewart Parnell 10 use In such manner
as he deemed best. Here Is Mr.. Parnell's
acknowledgement:
"LoNDoN, April %, 1889.
"4Isly D. PurOv Esq, Praiient knight, Of 81.
"DEAR Sin: l acknowledge with many
thanks the magnificent contribution Of
the Knights OF st. Patrick oil New York,
which has Just reached mo in your letter
ot'the Sd inst, containing a draft for 400
pounds. The assurance you convey,
that the members OF your distinguished
organization are in full sympathy with
ourexertions on behalf Of Ireland, Is most
gratifying, and affords me the highest en-.
couragement VIII you kindly express
for me, to the Knights OF St. Patrick, the
great pleasure your communication has
given me and my gratitude for their
generous remittance2 am pleased 10
be ablo To assure you that Just as the
only two definite and specific charges
make against me personally have been
signally oYerthrown, so we confidently
expect a similar victory for our organi.
Zation from the vague and general aCcus.
ations made against It.
"Yours faithfully,
"CHARLEs STEWART PARNELL."
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ST. LOUIS, NO., May. lS.-A dispatch
from Pueblo, COL, says that Mr.. L. Corn.
wall, a ieweler Of salida, visited the ad'
joining town Of Monarch one day last
week, leaving his store. and business in
charge Of his clerk, young Jew named
Strauss. During Cornwall's absence
Strauss packed up $35,0OO worth Of Jew
elry and skipped the town on freight
train, taking the plumber with him. lie
hRs been tracked by officers to Pueblo
and Is trying to escape in an easterly d.
reCtion. Several officers arc after him
He came from St. Louis, and has worked
In most OF the western cities.
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TUE UNITED BRETHREN.
Yesterdays Session OF the General Con,
ference at York,

ference ut York,
YoRK, PA, May 1S.-This mornings
session Of the general conference Of the
United Brethren Church was called Ia
order by Bishop L, Il. Kepphart, D. D.,
OF Iowa. Devotional exercises were
conducted by Rev, ]. NJ. lEdger. The
Board Of Bishops issued a proclamation
that the new confession Of faith and the
revised constitution has been adopted
and is now In full force. After receiy,
ing petitions, memorials, tho reports oI
committees, etc., the conference adjourn,
cd until Up. IN.
Tho afternoon session, after hearing
tho reports Of few committees, ID
ourned In order Wat the committeel
might have an opportunity 10 complete
their reports. TWcnty.lye members o.
the conference withdrew from tho body
and orgaulzed separate General Con
ference this afternoon al the Park 0perI
House. Bishop N. Wright, D. D., o
Ohio, presided, Tho chairman ap
pointed most oi bis standing commit
llpH
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VniunhIa IInp,n.

CLEVELAND, May 13.-ThO fourth an.
nual horse sale Of W. b, Faslg was be.
gun to-day at tho Glcnville track. The
following horses were sold this morning.
Helen McGregor, with foal BY hor SIDE,
10 W. II. Crawford, Lexington, KY, fol
Si,060. Captain Kate 10 3. j. Leok,
Louisville, Kyy $3.50. Hostess TO B,
Howe 4 Son, Of Nebraska, for Sl76,
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CuIcAoo, May 13.-Antone Kulsie-
rowski, youth seventeen years old, ia
tally shot Barney Trider, a boy sixteen
years old, about I o'clock last night.
Young Trider and some companions
were going out calling when they were
met by Kulsierowski and some other
young fellows. Without saying word
Kulsierowski walked up TO Trider, pulled
a revolver, placed 1t over his left breast
and fired. Trider fell, the ball passing
close to the heart. Those who Witnessed
1t say 1t was a deliberate, cold blooded
murder. Up to late hour last night
KulslerowsEi could not be found,
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IourS faithfully,
"CHARLEs STEWART PARNEL
THE PATTERN MAKERS,
In Session at PIttsburgh-The Work Before

In Session at PIttsburgh-The Work Before
Them.
PlTTsBuRoH, May l9.-The second an.
nual convention Of the Pattern Makers
League Of North America began here
this morning and will continue in ses.
sion several days. Delegates are repre-.
sented from New York, Boston, P6ila.
delphia, Baltimore, Newark, N. j., vii.
mington, Del, st. Louis, Chicago, Kan.
sas City, Detroit, Milwaukee, Cleveland
and San Francisco. The convention
will consider the eight.hour system
piece work, apprenticeship, the best
means Of extending tho organization
and tool insurance system.
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ToToSro, May 1S.-The police author
tiles place no credit in the story OF the
presence OF 0ronin, the missing Chicago
doctor, in Toronto last week. They were
on the watch for him all week, but were
able TO receive absolutely no positive in
formation as 10 his arrival. On the con.
trary, they are fully satisfied that he Is
not here
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LONDON, May 18.-A conspiracy ha
been discovered among the military of.
ficers stationed in St. Petersburg. A
large number Of the conspirators have
been arrested. In their possessions were
found papers which proved that they
intended to make an attempt to assas-
sinate the Gar. A number Of bombs
were also found.
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rhn Inlnr rlnln Communion.

WASHINGTON, D. O., May lR.-NlesSs.
Cooley, Chairman, and Morrison and
Bragg Of tho Inter Stale Commerce com'
mission, left WaShington this morning
iot TilAsville, Pa, where several cases
arc assigned for hearing during the pres
ent week. Commissioner SChoontnaket
was Unable 10 accompany the party,
being confined 10 Ills house by sickness,
Al the conclusion oi tho hearings al
TltuSvlllC, Chairman Cooley will leave
there lot the weul and Meesfs. Morrison
and Bragg will return 10 Washington.
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LOUISVILLE, May 18.-There was q
heavy rain last night and for an hour at
noon to-day. In consequence to.day'G
races were in mud.
First race-Purse $500, 1.10 miles,
Badge won, time 1864.
Second race-Alexander stakes, Q year
olds, five furlongs, Penn won, time fiO4
Third race-li miles, Famine won
time 2:05s.
Fourth race-7stlllnR, / mile, BrOekful
Tlith race.soven furlOngs, Bravo
won, time 1:3S.
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Good ilAlns In the west

UmcAao, May iO.--spocial dispatches
received here indicate that COplous rains
have fallen within the past few days
over a very wide wheat, oats and corn
growing area In the west. The area fe.
ported from covers the entire States oI
Illinois and Indiana and parts Of Iowa,
Wisconsin and Minnesota,
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ANDERSON, 1Spr May lS.-William
Kelly lay in wait in a dark alley saturD
day night for his wife who had beer
compelled to leave him on account oi
his cruely and as she was passing AZ
tackled her with o knife, cutting foui
gashea In her throat. He then fed
The woman is dying and II ID believed
Kelly committed suicide.
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NEw YoRK, May lS.-ThO east cable
wall Of the old high stoop hOuse, 15l
Spring street. thatiS being torn down Ia
make room for a big business building
iell'at noon to-day while seven men
were at work underit. Two were Killed
outright. George Thomas, the foreman
ol tho gang had one Side Of his face
crushed In and will hardly live,
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1lllhnn lknln i.nrnll. lllL iln,...

NEw ORLEANS, 1AY May lS.-Cardinal
James Gibbons, WHO arrived hero last
week, accompanied by Bishop Raln, Of
West Virginia, 10 confer tho pallium tip.
on Archbishop JanSSens, loft this after.
noon for Baltimore BY sbeclal car on
the Louisville & Nashville railroad,
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The HAGUE, May 1S.-Many congratu-
latory kilograms were received by the
King from foreign rulers and other nota.
bles on the occasion Of his resumption
OF the government. The streets Of tho
capital were decorated with flags.
Thanksgiving services were held and at
night the city was illuminated.
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ST. PErERsBuRa, May 1S.--The Shah
olPersia has left Teheran for st. Peters,
burg. He crossed the frontier at Djout-
ia, On his arrival on Russian soil, he
was welcomed by a body OF Russian
notables. A detachment OF GossaCkB
was detailed to act as q guard Of honor
to the Shah.
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rsil Trom ths Cioud,.

HOusroS, Tx May ls.--r Professor 81,
Clair, tho aeronaut, in attempting 10
give his ''leap from the clouds" at the
fair ground park last evening lost biz
grip on The parachute and iell 800 feet "a
Che earth. Nearly every bone In hil
body WaB broken,
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TIE HAGUE, May 1S.-During last
night a body OF socialists hauled down
the royal standard from the great tower
and hoisted the socialists flag In lis
place. An inquiry into the affair has
been begun by the authorities,
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CRooKsroS, MtNN., May 1S.-AndrOw
and Ole Erickson, brothers, aged s and
10 years respectively, were drowned in
in the river late Saturday afternoon.
They fell Of some logs on which they
were playing and their father nearly lost
his lie Ii an atlompt 70 rescue thetn.
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0IcGlunlsl Contest.

Special Dipdtch 10 he TntdliCeHGtr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA May 1S.-J. II.
McGinnis has served notice on Hon.
John D. Anderson that lie will begin
taking dispositions on the 22nd Of the
present month, with view to contestinR
his seat in Congress. ...
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The snndnr Inv hi rlnclnnntl,

CINCINNATI, May 1S.-onc half Of the
drinking saloons were tightly closed yes
terday, including one Of the most no
toriOuS over the Rhine concert saloons
There were no arrests. Many that were
not closed kept the blinds down, front
door closed, but aldo door open.
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BERLIN, May 19.-Empelor William
has signifled his Willingness to receive
deputatioi from the striking miners of
Westphalia, Accordingly three dele.
gates from the strikers will be granted
an audience tomorrow.
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NoL Ia iKn.hlnrIon rarrllnrr,

IoSroN, May ls,-ohloi Inspector
EldrIdge stated this morning that tho
story that KrewOli the deiaulllng Treas.
uror oiHoyt's "BnBs MONKEY" company
was In Washington territory was a mis-.
Iaba
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A Nna,nnnltl. an.l,sn.lon.

PROyipESCE, Il, l., May lS,--Mr. j,
W. MtCrlllls, proprietor Of the Evening
pilpdich, announces ils suspension. The
last number Of the paper appeared on
Saturday, -
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The bicycle Race,

NEw YoRK, May AL A, M,-gcots
Of the womah's bicycle race. ONEeS,
1870 Lewis, i24 Afm6talndo, iii Wood,
0si Brown, 1928 Baldwin, liOl Stanley
g7j MCShane, AZ,
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TYLER, TE1AS, May lS.-hIajor q, D
Block, a prominent citizen Of this city
was shot and killed last night by a mar
named Nash. The men qlarfeled ant
Nash shot Block twice,
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LISBON, May 1S.-Portusal will send
delegates TO the international Anti
Slavery Congress which will be hold in
August, in accordance with the arrange.
ments Of Cardinal Lavlgerie.
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Az i.dllor AIlstaksn for A lIurelar,

srRlSoFlEtp, MASS. May 1s.-1ameS
l'eebe Smith, local editor Of the Rp4b-
lean, was ghot and instantly killed this
morning by his brothorin.law, Royal B.
stuttovant, lie was mistaken for
BURGLAR,
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WARRINGTON, May lS,-Chiei EnRin.
Ger Melville 4 Of opinion that The
ctulget Charleston will succeed IN max.
Ing the necessary 1000 hores power Ia
another trial,
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MlNp REApER DLSnOp pRAp,

one Of tho Most Remarkable Men In the
.. Country Passes Away.
NEw YoRk, May 13,-WaBhlngton 1r'
wing Bishop, the mind reader, died at "a
West Twenty.siSth street shortly after
noon to-day. The cause Of his death
was hysterical catalOpsy,
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WiCniTA, KAs, May lS,-Tho dfup
store ol Paul Jones 4 20. was destroyed
py FIRE lAst night. Loss S2O0OOI partly