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SERVICE OF SONG.
a Proposition at Jolnstown which IL Pop
ulafIy Favored.

A Proposition at JolnSt0wn which IL Pop
ularly Favored.
JoHNsrowN, Pa, June 27.-A service
OF song in the various cemeteries is con-
tomplated hers before the State authori-
ties quit the pldcO on Saturday next
Sheriff McCanlless, Of Pittsburgh, Col
onel Hudson and others waited on Gen
eral Hastings this morning, with view
to having d day appointed for the pur.
pose, but as yet the General has given
no decision. The fact that very many
OF the uniortunates here, known and
unknown, were buried without service
has led TO the suggestion, Which is pop
ular among the people here, especially
among the State officers, who arc anxious
to take part in the affair before leaving.
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AlleEliepY Commencement

MEADyiLtE, IAp June 27.-,rho mn
and last day Of Allsghcnys commence. ,.'.
tnOnt terminated In tho graduating NV.
crclses proper and In The eontossl,, VA /,
degrees i. @ The claSg Of $50 numbers lbip.
!yitwo, .y; n ron which ten tssayISIS SpSo s
selected 4, by competitive eSimi5aIIoo,mp MN
Iheatlenlahco was large and A ,,reSi ,ISa
o. o. interest was manifested IN il,e Spo.
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WAsmSOroS, June 27,-J. II, Hol.
lCnIer who claims hV was improperly
treated by the Guatemala Government,
IN being expelled from that country, was
~ The Department Oi State yesietdOy
presenting his case To the officials. As
iherc s no Hualemallan Minister here u
y probable that the matter will ba held
III allegiance until Onp who 10 now on hid
way to thls country reaches Washington
subject
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ON INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Mr., Edward Phelps Gives Some Very
Sound VlSws-Our Country Abroad,

NAIN AsAANNA 9NNH 9N"HN NNNN
Sound VIsWs-Our Country Abruad,
BosToN, June 27,-At the meeting OF
the Harvard Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa
to-day, Colonel Higginson was elected
President, The Hon, Edward j, Phelps
delivered the oration, which dealt large
ly with international affairs,
Mr., Phelps was closely listened to and
frequently interrupted by applause:
The speaker Combatted the theory OF
the Earl OF Lytton that principles OF
morality have no control In the inter
course Of nationsj that governments are
neither capable Of nor amenable to ethi,
cal rules, and are to be guided
only by consideration OF expedi.
enCy, and that obligations based
upon the material rights OF man have no
place in determining the rules OF inter-
national action. He said that the time
had come when a consistent, distinctive
aud definite American policy In lnterna'
tional relations should be established,
one that would not change
with the exigencles OF politics.
It should prefer right to
expedient, should be neither aggressive
nor offensive, fair towards others while
Just 10 ourselves; invading no right We
ourselves would not surrender, and es-
tabllshing no precedent we may alter
ward wish to eyade, Upon the line
thus deliberately adopted the
stand should be absolutely firm
and unyielding, In referring to
the position OF our ministers
abroad, Mr.. Phelps said that
a representative in q great capital Of
Europe should not only haye his proper
rank among his diplomatic colleagues,
but should be provided with au official
residence becoming to the dignity Of his
country, and be provided with a sufficient
pecuniary allowance to enable him to
maintain with credit the position in
which he Is placed and to return suitable
hospitalities which he cahnot decline.
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Knnsn. Shlnnsr,, A..prlntlon.

TopEKA, KAS., June 27,-A convention
Of delegates representing tho cities Of
Atchison, Abilene, Emporia, Eldorado,
IT. Scott, Mcpherson and Topeka met in
this city lasteyening and formed per.
manent organization under the title oil
tho Manufacturers, Jobbers' and Ship
pers' Association OF the State Of Kansas,
the object OF which is to protect the in.
terest Of the parties represented In trans.
portation matters.
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MRS. lIlURNAS'S TRIBUTE


tANGNy ANuu VuhlNu ~ khu A4NuN WA AAuutA
Mrs. Hayes Death.
CoLuMDus, O., June 27.-AIrs. Allen
G. Thurman, in speaking Of Mrs. Hayes,
said: "Ihaye known Mrs. Hayes q al
ways called her Lucy from childhood
in fact, since she was scarcely able to run
alone. We lived in tho same neighbor-
hood, and well do l remember that dur
ing tho cholera in 1885 her father, DR..
Webb, felt it his duty 10 90 and
SEQ his patients in Kentucky.
When hG arrived he found bis
sister dead and afterwarl his father died.
The Doctor himself soon followed,
From childhood Lucy was the sweetest
girl ever saw. She was pretty, but
that was not her chief attraction. i
was her lovable nature that won all
hearts, and her friendship once secured
knew no change. She was always,
up to the time OF her death, the same
true and devoted friend, and q
moro charming woman could not be
imagined. Her parents were the very
best people in the country and Of high
character. Lucy was carefully reared
and the teachings Of her mother, TO-
gether with her high sense Of right, on
abled her 10 quietly and becomingly
continue her homo life while
tho first lady Of the LAND
aud she performed her duties with such
winning ways as to gladden. the hearts o
the mothers OF the land, The White
House was never presided over Will
more grace than by Lucy Hayes, ant
never contained a nobler woman. He
death will be mourned by every trut
woman In the land"
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WAHlSuroS, b. O., June g7.--AttOr
ncy GenCral Miller llas given M opinion
to the Secretary Of tho Treasury that
q NalloNnl Bank cannot DO lawfully %.
tablished IN that part Of tho Indian ter.
ritory lying within the Jurisdiction Of
the Union Agency which extends over
the country occupied by tho hyO civil.
iSCd tribes, viz! The ChefokeeS, Greeks,
seminolCS, ChoUtawB and ChlCkABaws,,
notwithstanding tho bank directors
snail be citizens ui the United RlALtg.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., June 27,-Wm,
Walter Phelps, the newly appointed
Minister to Germany, Is receiving &C.
ries OF social honors before he leaves
Washington, rs gratifying in their way
as the official honor offered by his ap-
appointment. Last night he was enter
tained at dinner by Congressman Hit,
where he met Secretary Blaine aud
representatives OF tho Diplomatic Ser
vice in Washington. This morning, in
company with Secretary Blaine, he
hreakiasted informally at the White
House with the President.
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ATJOlISsTOwN.
Work Dolhg Pushed Isapidly-Dangora of
Withdrawing tho Militia.

Work Dolhg Pushed Isapidly-Dangora of
Withdrawing tho Militia.
JonNsrowN, Pa, June 27.-The trans.
portation department was closed to-day,
and for time no passes over any rail.
road will be issued from here. Thelocal
finance committee met this afternoon.
A telegram was received from Governor
Beaver approving the committees sng.
gestions for the houses. The Governor
Is willing for the master carpenter TO go
ahead and build temporary houses out
of tho lumber shipped, instead OF order.
ing any more Of the Chicago portable
houses. Five bodies were found
to-day, two OF which wero identified.
Notwithstanding the rain this
afternoon work was pushed forward
rapidly. Every effort Is being made TO
get the bulk OF the military away from
here by Saturday. Many OF the more
conservative citizens are apprehensive
that the contemplated departure OF the
soldiers will be dangerous move. They
arc fearful that an Abandonment OF the
military restraints will encourage law.
less, as there are certainly many ques.
tlonable characters now here waiting an
opportunity to pi,lage and steal. The
civil authorities are fearful that they
have not sufficiently recovered from
their paralyzation TO assume control
under the circumstances.
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CAIRo, June 27.-The people of this
city are irritated over the opposition of
France to England's scheme for the con-
version OF the Egyptian debt, because
England would not consent TO evacuate
Egypt The abandonment Of the scheme
will prevent a continuance Of the works
TO improve irrigation by the waters OF
the Nile and will also hinder decrease
In the rates OF taxation. The Deryishes
arc advancing on Wady.Hasson.
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AN ApPBAL For TROOPS.
Fiathsad Indians Threaten to wreck North.
ern PRoilIo Trains.

EiAtuoNu luuLAuH HAhEOhNVh ~ WAVNA ENphah-
ern Pacific Trains.
HELENA, MoST., June 27.-The latost
advices from Missoula regarding the
trouble with the Flathead Indians, say
the Indians have threatened to wreck
the trains and destroy the track Of the
Northern Pacific railroad, which they
regard as their foo because the train SO.
Curod the escape Of the sherilI's party.
Superintendent Dickinson has tele'
graphed the Governor and War Depart.
lnent for troops 10 assist In protecting
tho property OF the railroad company.
II Is rulnorCd that the Colored troops
werO withdrawn yesterday afternoon.
The Indians are reported TO have sent
their women and children TO the hills,
which means that the trouble Is not yet
ended. II will not be surprising II tue
troops will have To kill a dozen or moro
Of the disailected Indians before quiet ID
restored. The refusal Of tho chiefs "a
deliver up the Indian lnurderers ID
looked upon as declaration OF hostility,
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WIZ Ainrlin,nr iinnrnh.

PATTERSON, N. j., June 21.-TuniG
Labes was hanged at the county Jail at
ono o'clock this morning for the MUIR
der Of hiswlig. Last night the mur'
lefer wrote a farewell otter In which be
iorgaye everybody and expressed the
hope that everybody would forgive him
lie seemed 10 have no hUpe utsalvation
AZ he thought he was too great q BinneI
70 ho iorRlYenI
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AMERICAN MEDICAL SOCIETY.
An Addro.. on surgery Election of ohlcor.

an huuTehO HsuTBery-6luutVhu VI OWSeEs
for the Ensuing Year.
NEw YoRE, June 27.-At the meeting
Of the American Medical Association
this morning, DR.. P. G, Connor, Of Gin
cinnati, gave an address on surgery.
The report OF the Trcasurr and Auditing
Committee was received. The Nomina.
ting Committee reported the following
officers: President, II. NJ. Moore, Mary.
land Vice Presidents, Dr.. J. w. jackson,
OF Missouri W. W. Kimball, Minnesota; ;
j. II. War;, Massachusetts,; 1. B. Evans,
Missouri; Treasurer, DR.. Richard, ].
Dunglison, OF Philadelphia; Secretary,
Dr.. W. b. Atkinson, Philadelphia ;
Chairman Of Committee on Arrange
ments, DR.. d. W. Briggs, OF Nashville ;
Assistant Secretary, DR.. O. g. Savage,
Nashville,
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MlNNRApOLiS, MIMI juAe 9T.-G,
t'inplc, Of GtOtna, Manitoba, a short
time ago boughttwo thtCBhlng machines
Of the Minnesota Machine Company, Of
saltwater, Mich, The Oanadlan Gov.
eminent seiEed the machines because
they were prison made, plmble now
suUs the Canadian Government ioF
81 900 damages. The authorities ate Ia
doubt whether 10 destroy the machines
or send them back 10 tho United States,
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WArERrowS, N. Y, June 27.-Raln
came down In torrents In Jefferson
county aud Northern New York yeStcr'
day afternoon aud last night and this
morning no trains arc running on the
Cape Vincent branch Of tho Rome
Watertown 4 Qgdpnbufg railroad, The
midnight freight on the Utica and Black
River division Of the salno road ran into
q washout at Redwood early thiB morn
Ing and nine cars were wrecked,
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CUMBERLAND, Mp, June 27.-work
on tho extension Of tho West Virginia
Central 4 Pittsburgh Railroad is pro.
grrssing as rapidly as tho weather will
permit The grading ls now within two
miles Of ElklnB, the new terminus, and
the expectation ls % have tho tracks laid
10 that point by the first week In Sen.
tember before reaching Elklns there
is yet q mountain 10 skirt, requiring con.
siderable cutting and grading. Tie Ia.
boring forces arc now at work at q point
ia miles from Cumberland.
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CONTRIBUTORS TO THE RELIEF FUND.



Them How tho Money VIII he Used.
HARRlsBuRd, Pa, June 27.-Atamect-
ing OF the flood relief committee this
afternoon tho following was issued:
To the Public:
That the donors Of the funds in the
hands OF the relief commission may
know how their generous gifts.are to be
disposed OF aud that the expcCtant re.
Ciplents OF the same may not form erro.
neous views and fosterimproper expecta.
lions for the same, II Is now officially
declared and announced that the follow:
ing principles lshall govern the distrlbu.
ton OF relief:
Flrst-Ihat the said fund Is in the
nature Of n charity 10 the needy and not
as q general indemnity for losses sus'
tanned.
Second-That a distribution per capita
would be manlfestly unjust rs II would
20 alike to rich and poor, and alike to
all sufferers, no matter whnt their NEEDS
or extent OF their suffering.
Third-That q distribution by per.
Centage on tho amount Of losses would
10 inanliestly unjust, as II would result
10 giving the largest sum TO the person
having lost tho most without regard
10 the value OF the remaining
estate Of such perHon.
Fourth-That this fund cannot be used
for the benefit OF any private or public
corporation.
Fiith--That the fund must 70 only 10
the most needy sufferers from the floods
In accordance With and In the spirit Of
trust impressed upon II by tho donors,
AT the unanimous request Of the Coin'
mission, Hon. Hugh II. Cummin was
requested 10 proceed to Johnstown and
remain thOre as the resident representa-
tive and executive officer oil this COM
mission In the Concmaugh Valley.
[gigned1 JAMES A. BEAVER,
Chairman, and by other Commissioners
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NENER MANR A nERENsk

pr,,Ia,u, ilnrrisShiI MANLY ilsmAtk Con,
SsrhIng Criticisms on Hin,
WARRINGTON, June 2i,-'ThO Pfesl'
dent has been much interested In read'
Ing cOmmentSo Of the press OIL his defense
Of Ills recent trips for rest, which have
taken him away from the city over Sum
day, and all tic more interested II them
because hO has never made any lelense'
HH says II bis conduct when rightly un'
deStood does not defend Itself, he will
take q retainer ior dOiente.
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A plnr robneco rtu.L AtL.mnleh.

ST, LOUIS, Mo-, June 97.-pierre Loril.
lard has been in St. Louis for four days
trying to effect a plug tobacco combine,
and hO has failed, His scheme, as sub.
mitted to the Liggett 4 lIeyors and the
Drutnmond Tobacco companies Of this
city, was 10 consolidate with tho Loril.
lard and sogs Company, Of Middletown,
Ohio, into one blg company that would
be ruin on trust bnSiB. The Drummond
Company refused TO enter but the no.
gotiatlons have not been given up. Lor.
illatd returned 10 New York last night.
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Tho Counting collepInte Ilace.

New LONDON, Conn, June 27.-The
city is rapidly filling up with college men
and friends ofthe various crews, and the
indications now are that the crowd on
Friday will be larger by several thousand
than at any previous race for several
years. The hotels are now overcrowded,
aud those who arrive to-day and TO-
night will stand a good chance Of having
10 stroll the streets all night, or sleep In
the hotel corridors. In to.day's race
Harvard is looked upon as q sure winner
Of the freshman event, and the betting
is now three to one.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
A Gigantic Paper Trust Formed
in Great Britain.
ONE VERY PRONOUNCED CASE
Showing that Free Trade Don't Keep
Out Trusts-A German Organ Rit'
terly Attacks Switzerland,
Other News from Abroad,

LONDON, June 27,-While the news.
papers have been printing column after
column to demonstrate that a paper
trust in England was impossible and
that the reports that such a trust was
forming were absurd, the gentlemen
interested in the scheme have been
industrious and to-day 1t was announced
thaa all the arrangements are completed
for a perfect monopoly Of the paper
business OF the Kingdom by vast
paper syndicate.
Like most OF the trusts recently formed
in this country for the control OF articles
OF common consumption, this scheme
for q combination originated outside OF
the circle OF the manufacturers them.
selves. London fnanciers are at the
bottom Of the trust, as Of most Of the
others, and their only interest is to make
q heap Of money by selling the shares
OF the paper trust, Iu their prospectus,
Just issued, they make magnificent
showing for the new concern and the
profits that are promised are fabulous.
They claim to have completed arrange
ments with paper manufacturers In
America and on the Continent under
which, by a fixed payment annually, tho
foreign manufacturers agree not 10 sell
their paper In the English market, and
this will give the trust complete mo.
nopoly at home with the power Of ex-
acting such profits as they see fit, since
every paper maker In England has come
into the trust,
The newspapers Of England are OF
course chiefly interested In the working
Of this scheme, as out OF their pockets
must come very largely the big divi-
dends which the promoters OF the syn
dictate now so glibly promise. The pa
pers affect TO look with little concern
upon this attempt to corner paper.
While such thing might be possible,
they say, In the United States, where
tho promoters OF corners are assisted by
Q prohibitory tarlG, Il Is altogether Inn
probable that 1t could succeed here,
where access to the markets OF the world
would still be easy Notwithstanding the
boasts OF the promoters OF this scheme
that all have been bought of. Conti-
a long time been endeayoring to obtain
a footing in the English markets, and
would suit them better than
such an attempton the part Of English
manufacturers to extort abnormal profits
from consumers. All alleged agree
ments to the contrary notwithstanding,
paper would DO shipped to England by
the cargo the moment such an attempt
were seriously made. The papers warn
investors against touching the paper
trust certificates.
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AN lllS1NRIu CHARACTER.
After Two Hundred Years lie Finally GetS
n Monument,


n Monument.
MYsric, CoNN, June 27-ThO mont.
mcnt to Capt John Mason called the
"Dcicndcr Of Now England in 1867" was
unveiled yesterday on pequot Hill the
site Of the old requot farm. Tie pedes.
tai ls eight feet high and the statue
represents a fighting Puritan OF heroic
OIIe. II Is very imposing and from IL
can be seen three States and four Coun.
lies, twenty islands and seven liRht.
houses, Capt Mason'a Claim TO This
honor is due " tile fact that when the
population Of Connecticut colony waA
only $50, and tile hostile Pequot indiana
after reducing the number was resolved
upon numbering them all. Mason and
bis seventy men, aided by the UnCal
Nntl small band Of MohlIans marched
Oh tic pequOt fort containing over 70C
indians, nearly q whole tribe, burned
and slaughtered all but seven, and Vlr'
Lually put Az end 10 indian batbAtity
aud 0pened the way 10 forty yeats o.
peace In New England,
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KANSAS CRY, Mo-, June 97.-Three
boys from this city, their ages raging
from twelve TO fourteen years, were
In tho Blue river at Sheffield,
near hero, tlis afternoon. They were
In bathing with q number Of comrades,
and got Into water over their depth.
Before assistance could reach them they
were drowned. Their bodies were re-
EnVnfbd,
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d, o. GiLLErr, Of purdy, Mo-, says
Swlivs Specific CURED him Of Eczema on
his llnb6 and body He took only Two
small bottles,
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CINCINNATI, O., June gf.--A faucet In
the fth story Of FCrhheimCr brothers
clothing store, on Filth street, was left
open all night last night, there being no
night Wateliman In the house, Every
iioor was ilooled, and great quantities Of
goods wet Tho firm estimates lis loss at
10000, with no insurance,
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BERLIN, June 27.-Herr Lanique has
been elected to the seat on the Reicl-
stag for Metz, formerly held by NJ. An.
toino, the Frenchman, who recently re.
signed and went TO Paris. Only forty
percent Of the vote went 70 the
polls. Herr Lanique Is n Municipal
Councillor Of Metz. He lisa moderator
in views and fayors the observance OF
existing laws. :.
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Il.norntInr tIie Court llonss.

The County Commissioners Commit.
lee on Court House and Jail made a
tour Of inspection over the court house
yesterday, and ordered somO plasterlng
done, The steam heating apparatus re-
modelled and put In good shape, a vault
In the basement ventilated and other
needed repairs and alterations made,
which when completed will make the
court house as good RS new.
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Cnllrrinr MhIlnl. Nin,r,nnni..

Sptedl DiPdich iohs HiCiiOder.
PAREERsuuRG, W. VA, June 81. Col.
lCclor A, Il. White went to Grafton this
evening to see about tho removal Of the
Revenue Olltco 10 this city, which will
bp done tomorrow. lilo has not yet an.
nonnCed any Oi his deputies.
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Tho pl,chI. AinnnI.

The members Of the graduating classes
OF Richie school met at the school hall
and an Alumni Association was formed
The following officers were elected
President, Miss CLARA Miller; Secretary
and Treasurer, Ed l.. Armbrecht; Cor.
responding Secretary, Mr.J. u. Handlan
Executive Committee-Nlisses Birch
and Wilson, and Mr.. Il. Il. Leighton
Committee on constitution and bylaws,
Mr., ]. B, Handlan, Miss Lillian Jones
and Miss Nora Bowman; Class Histor.
ian MiRa Belle DeYine.
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Itn,Irond Men toufcr.

cNcim Di'pdlrh 10 ht IhIolidCnttF.
FAlRNoST, W. VA, June 27.-Quite
number Of officials Of the West Virginia
4 Pennsylvania Railroad Company were
in town yesterday. Among the number
were Il. I. lowndps, a. @. Smith, b. i.
Lowe, Col. Ben. Wilson, 4. Moore Jack.
son, Col, WIN. Wood, Smith Hood and
Dr. Geo, h. Morris.
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now IT WORKS,
brokers on the New York OIL I:.ol,O,ro
Completely lIsNsIIdaFRd.

DFUKUVs uH IHU NbW IOFK OH ENCIlNnFO
Completely liewlidersd.
NEw YoRE, June 27.-The now rules
for dealing in petroleum for
future delivery on tho Consolidated Ex-
change were put In effect today and rc.
suited In completely bewildering tho
brokers around the oil ring. Tie sales
made In tho regular way were for ,Jniv
delivery. The first transaction mSIn
was at 9l lc and then no sale was made
until 0llc. The first sale for cash Waa
made at 02sc and after that bIls nn,I
oilers we're so far apart Tint hut Hills
business could be ttansaCtbd.