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CLEVELAND, o., June 24.-At mid.
night q boiler in the brewery Of Geo.
Renner, Jr, at youngstown, exploded,
instantly killing Charles Ritcher,
the engineer, aged 80, and seriously
injuring Carl stalter, Michael Walsh
and Thomas Reynolds. The wrecked
building took fire, and at l o'clock the
flames were beyond control. The loss
will be $4,000, which Is covered by In
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CURIOUS ACCIDENT.

A Polleem0n'S Pistol Falls from HIS Holster
and Kills n Man on u Street Car.
ST.. LOUIS, June 24.-D. w. Terby, q
young unmarried bookkeeper, WIS acel.
dentally killed while in a car on the
oliyestreet Gable Line yesterday. Police
Officer Timothy Dolan's pistol fell from
his holster as ho.waS getting OF the grip
and striking the pavement went of and
shot Terhy In the head.
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MRS, HAYES SINKING.


The Family Realize that Death Is Near al
Hand,
Fremont, o., June 24,-Drs, Rice and
Hilbosh are in constant attendance al
the Hayes mansion, They report Mrs
Hayes condition as follows; Pulsatiou
1877, temperature 1924, respiration AZ
There is no possible chance iorrecoyery,
and death is a question Of few hours al
mostN 1.-The family and near relatives are
alone at the bedside OF the dying wo'
man, and know that the last Is near at
hand.
AT 12 o'clock the family have not re,
tired, and some are resting in chairs In
the parlor. There Is no doubt that the
family consider recovery doubtful and
are watching every symptom and change
in fear Of the worst. President and Mrs,
Harrison sent kilograms Of sympathy
to-day,
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NEW YoAK, Jnne a,.4An Ottawa
upoaiai says, II was stated In official
circles here yesterday that no action viii
ID taken at present BY either lho
Dominion OF BhHeh Government with
regard 10 protecting the Bitl1h Deai
vessels IL Behfing sea- The Bhipa 81
war on the Pacific Coaat 10 north on
their usuAl yearly cfulee, 70 which no
biknincmeo can 10 attached, n
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INTERRUPTED THE FUNERAL.
Discovery that u Dead Girl was the victim
OF n Horrible Crime.

Discovery that u Dead Girl was the victim
OF a Horrible Crlms.
CLEVELAND, o., June 24.-A special
says there is intense excitement at Dun.
dee, TuScarawas county, Ohio over the
strange death OF Susan Lantz, the daush.
ter Of q wealthy farmer. The girl left
home on the 18th inst, and nothing was
known Of her whereabouts until last
Saturday evening, when her body was
recovered at the railroad station In Dun.
dee by express, the parents Of the girl
having been notified by an unsigned
telegram from Cleveland Of her death.
The funeral was In progress yesterday
when the coroner interrupted the cere.
monies and began an inquest, II was
discovered that the girls body had been
terribly nutilated, and II 10 supposed
that she died from The effects Of O Crini.
nal operation performed az some inStitu.
tlon In this city,
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EAST 1iyfRfooL, onio., June "a. The
story Of the organization Of a pottery
trust 10 only partly true. No ltub. hGs
yet been formed, but The several hun.
dfed pottery owueiS oi this place, Tfon.
ton, N,js, and several other pottery
towns htO endOAvoiing 10 gain liiih 6nd,
II Will only be 4 abort time until Ihii
trust L iofmedl l''f
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Tho Cronln Grand Jury.

on1cAoo, June 24.-Contrary to ex-
pectation, the grand Jury did not resume
the consideration Of the Cronin case,
The story OF G. E. Brooks, published
with 80 much eclat last Saturday has
since been exploded, and 1t was deemed
useless to summon that individual be.
fore the Jury. The term OF the special
Jury expires by Limitation at the close ol
the week, and the final report must
necessarily be made at that time.
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A New Democratlc papsr.


1ItVIIF DE0IE1EV1V 10 4'V 1WFt8FVUtNVVIs
GRAFTON, w. VA, June 24.-The first
number OF the new Democratic paper
will appear this week and will be styled
the Grafton Leader. Its publishers and
proprietors are A. j. wilkinson, Of this
city, and Levi Davis, Of Salem, Wllkin.
son having full editorial control and
Davis experimenting tho mechanical
work OF the office. twill be located on
the second floor Of Whitescaryer's
hlock
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LONDON, June24, MARX Lane ETpresl
in It's review Of the British grain trade
during the past week says: The
weather iayop the wheat crops, except
in the heavier soils which will need dry
weather during July. The sales ci
English wheat Of the past week were
l25,000 quarters, a fair quantity for q
midsummer week. The foreign wheat
trade ig improving though there Is no
quotable advance In prices. Indian ID
occasionally Cd dearer. Foreign barley
10 Sd dearer. Oats are firm. Beans and
peas are weaker
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MADE THE AMERICANS TIRED.
A ChlneIo Play by chinese Actors in New
York-A PuEzllnE Exhibition,

A Chinese Play by Chinese Actors In New
York-A PuE1ling Exhibition.
New YoRK, June A.-The first Chi
nese play with Chinese actors ever pre-,
sented in this city was given at the
Windsor theatre this evening to a large
audience Of Gotham's Chinese, and .
sRptsa Rtpsa3Fs FsSs 81 ARs5eTSs dhs RRbb RbaE W. Z
English signifies aThe Royal Slave
The company OF Chinese actors was or
ganized In Oregon three years ago and
consists Of fifty Mopgollans.
A queer and puzzling exhibition wal
presented TO those Of the audience moi
Chinese. It was medley Of grotesque
dancing to the fearful music Of a Celestial
band at tile rear Of the stage. The Eng
lish audience got tired in an hour and I
half and left the Chinese In full sway.
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Nhw YoaE, June 9l,A-Arrlyed, steam.
efs sueyla ior Hamburg, aud Autania
from Liverpool
Arrived steamer Fulda from Bremen,
SOUTHAMPTON, June u. - Arrived
steamer Weta from New York fol
Bremen.
LONDON, tune 2l,--ThO steamer Call
tofnia lfotn New York iof Hamburg
arrived OF tile Lizard this morning.
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Nrw YoRK, June 9l,--rhO track At
i,flshIon Beach to-day was fart First
race, / nilO, May Queen won in 1iOSii
second race, lmlle, Ninaw won In iiigj
Third race, mile, Llile Jake won 10
iIiIl ioutlh race, mile, Lcanlaka Won
In / iGai i ftlh race, miles, ,IAtlgt Won
IL i l60i sixth race, imllUi Reyellerwon
IN llaos X
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spAtNn Valley, luis, June Ul,-Tho
coal miners have been Looked out since
May /, because they would mot agree 70
d Afeductlon Ia wages, The town has de
creased IN population from 5000 10 $500
Ia consequence. Most o those who
hAye gon6 away are men, leaving large
thmbets Of women aud children I'M
provided lof. Outside relief 30 iaf hai
amounted 10 about 30 cents per family ID
the aggtegate, There ID great deetltu'
ton and distress, aud many families az
Absolutely without food.
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Red Nosed nike will Hang To-day.

wiLKRsnARRE, Pa, June 24.-Michael
Riz1ollo, alias Ned Nosed Mike, will be
hanged tomorrow morning in the yard
OF the county prison for the murder ol
Paymaster Mcclure and Hugh Flanna.
gan in October last. The hangman, ol
New York, and his assistant arrived
here to-day, and placed the instrument
Of death IN position In hesouthern por.
tion OF the fail yard,
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81. PfrERsnuHo, June The GOV.
ornmont proposes to raise the money to
be used in the building Of strategic rail.
ways and foftresses. The semi.ofIicial
prees attacks Italy while the Car sntibB
Baron De Matochett the italian en-.
bassador. Az the last State ball the Czar
purpo0ely ignored the presence Of the
ambassador until MatoGhett placed him.
self In His Majegty's way, then the
Baron was accorded IN extremely cold
greeting.
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ERl AT JDHESF0NN
Wipes Out Twenty-Five Build
ings, Partially Spared
BY THE RUSH OF WATER.
Another Addiction Visited ON the
stricken Peoplo-The Loss up'
demonstrating Away tho
peurs.-RodIes Blown Out

JonxsrowS, PA.-June 24,-A sweep
inc flrebroko out in the First ward al
1910 this afternoon, The flames
spread rapidly and at one o'clock twenty
houses were burning. Among the build
ipps burning is the First ward school
house. All the engines in the place
were called out aud the most intense
excitement prevailed, Nearly all the
houses burning were more or less de-
stroyed by the aood.
TWENTY-FIVE BUILDINGS BURNED.
The fire consumed all but 8 ofthe
buildings in the district bounded by
Market, Walnut street and Main street
aud the river, % houses were totally
destroyed, including the large brick
school house. Many OF the buildings
DESTROYED had been washed from their
foundation, though many Of them con.
famed household goods which had been
saved from the flood. But a small
amount Of the goods were saved, The
flre was supposed to have originated from
gparks ilying from burning debris in the
nelghbofhood. The Philadelphia Fire
Companies here on duty fought the
flames, which for u time got beyond
their control and were only subdued by
tearing down houses in their path. The
loss las not yet been fixed,
CAUSE OF THE PiRE.
II seems that boy was burning a
little pile Of rubbish on Chestnut street,
when the wind caught some Of the en-
bers and carried them into the school
house. Ina few minutes the fire jumped
into Il huge pile OF partly upturned
frame houses. A number OF the houses
which have been burned, or are burn
Ing, were being cleaned out and re-
paired, which adds 10 the trouble OF citi.
aens whose hopes were high for aspeedy
return 10 their homes,
BODIES BLOWN OUT.
Thisaiternoon between two and three
o'clock a charge OF dynamite was ex-
plodcd near the second arch from the
east end OF the bridge, and from the
great body Of wreCkage tossed in the
air, pieces Of human bodies flew in all
directions, and the remnants aiterward
gathered together indicated that at least
six COrpses had been blown up,
They were doubtless all close together
near where the dynamite was discharged.
Much Of the drift which has been
dislodged from the stone bridge, has
lodged in various places extending as far
below as Coopersdale. In some places
the channel OF the Conemaugh river Is
narrowed to u few feet and turned from
its channel. A force OF men was put 10
work this morning removing these OBJ.
struCtions, which have rendered useless
a great part Of the work at the bridge.
II thought the stream below the big
drift will hereafter be kept open so that
debris once started down the river will
pass down without interruption.
Notwithstanding that the force Of
workmen employed In the ruins here
was reduced nearly one.halt to-day, q
remarkable showing was made In the
way Of clearing up the wreckage. One
heavy blast followed another In the de-
bris above the ailroad bridge and Man.
ager Phillips, who has charge Of the
work, says he will have the place cleared
mp by Thursday. ,
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PORTLAND, oRE,, June g4,-1t Is 70.
ported on what Is regarded as good
authority that the Southern Pacific Rail.
road Company have completed negotia.
tlons for the purchase Of the Oregon
railway marrow gauge) lines. These
lines extend from Dundee 10 Arlle, on
the west side Of WillameLt river aud
from Rails Landing 10 Cobufg, on the
east hide Of the river. Both lines repre-.
sent about 240 milee Of road. Tile price
paid % reported 10 be one million and I
half dollAns.
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nm f,Ieneos Pin. i.lna,

There are about twenty men at work
on the pipe line to be laid from Tie
Glencoe oil region to Bellaire, and a
good deal Of the pipe the other bideof
Franklin 10 already down. Tie pro.
jectors are awaiting word from the B. &
0.as TO q right Of way over 0 poftionoi
the railroad company,s ground. Itis
probable the line will reach the river
this week, unless some changes ID the
route have 10 be made, In that event
the pipe line may not be completed un-
I'll later. The oil will be 6hipped hi
bargeB from Bellaite. The Camden Con-
solidaled OIL Company 10 In command.
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Class Day at Yale.

NRw HAVEN, Conn., June 24,-The
annual class.day exercises oithe Senior
class Of Yale occurred this aiternoonand
we're attended by 1000 people. The class
historians werei Charles II. Sheriff., OF
Washington; Howard W. Vernon,
Brooklyn, N.Y.; Joseph s. McMahon,
Dayton, 0j Robert T. Plat, Milford,
Conn; Donald Mclean BarBtow, oi
Flushing. L. /. After the histories were
read the class Ivy was planted near one
Of the walls OF the new recreation build.
ing during which an ode was sung. The
Ivy planted was slip taken from an Ivy
which covers a famous castle in France,
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Now Martinavilleis ID 10 have a aplofious
old time on the Fourth. The commit
tee has arranged for several fne homo
races, and bicycle race BY the hand
some lady riders who recently niven
weeks contest here, besides other popus
lar amusemefts. The railroads hhy6
made special rates, and several sltainA
boats Will give excuflionB. The prog.
pects are that the largest crowd willbo
attracted that was eyefseen In thotown.
Among otherB, quite q party Of 1adlpb
and gentlemen win 60 down from tlils
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.I,Aar. ~ IN In,nttarllnn.

NEW YoRE, June 2I.--captaln Shaw,
Of the steamer Delta, which arrived lest
night from portDe.palx Etatesthat Hyp'
polyte had arrived Of Cape Hayti with
his Btatf and was about 70 fojoin hit
army lust before Port Ati Prince. Pri'
yale letters received at Cape HAyu from
Port Al Prince stated that the city wa
Ia "a very excited condition, Legitlml
refused 70 leave the city Of capltulAtl
and grave ieays were apptehended Of a.
inSuftettlon in the city,
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A ilalI.I psnssr llnrn.A.

BERLIN, June "a. During d gala per.
iormancs al Tie Opera House last night
in honor Of The wedding Of Prince Fred.
erick Leopold and Princess Louise, oI
schlegwig, the costume Of the premieft
Ballotina took FIRE and she was letiouBij
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An EmbeE1ler sentenced

NEW YoRK, June 24.-oharles De-
baum, the defaultlng cashier Of the Ma
tional Park Bank, who ran away to
Canada with sos, 900 Of the banks funds,
but was extradited here, plead guilty to.
day TO q charge Of forgery in the second
degree. He was sent TO the State prison
for Ave years and seven months.
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pECKBD BY A HEN,


Dloou poisoning Set IN ana hhe Almoht LOti
Her Life.
BRAZIL, 1Sp. June 94.-Mn. Ataht
Giyens, aged 70 yearS, met with a pecu
liar accident a few days ago that cam.
near resulting fatally She was pecket
on the back Of The left hand by an Ia
iutiated hen. Blood poisoning resulted
and ittequifed skilliul medical attention
10 save her life.
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HEtESA, MoS, June Advicesj Just
received states that disastrous timber
fires arc raging west Of here now,
UJistEs Fork bridge Of the Northern Pa
clho RAILROAD, 100 feet long, burned this
morning. Much delay and damage Il
being done by the htOS.
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SYRACUSE, n. " June "a Fire broke
out on the fourth floor OF the Wander
bllt House at9;0O this morning. The
fourth floor was gulled and the remain
ing floors badly damaged by water, A
dozen guests on the fourth door had
narrow escancS. Five business place.
IN tue block were badly damaged By
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NSwBvhu, N. v, June "a, -Negotla.
tiopa have been pending for some
months past Tor tie aale 'oi The yaSsat
brewery al pcughkeepsle, aud II ls nov
learned thai q bargain fof ita tfanBiot 10
an Enellbh syndicate u about q be CONE
plolvd, The brewery has made Tor III
owners hall D dozen fortunes,
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wAsHtNaroS, D. O., June S4,-word
has been received at the Navy Depart
mont that the Nlpsic, the sole survivor
Of The American fleet al Samoa after the
hurricane has started iof San FfanCiaco,
Under convoy Of The Alert. She comes
direct from Samoa and will not stop al
Auckland, but will touch AZ Honolulr,
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HAhhisoAauna, vA9 June gl.--1n the
local option election today q large vote
was polled IN the dllltiut Ia which 1iar.
flsonbuta u situated, The diathel has
probably gone wet, Haffibonbutg eiye8
d majority oliout lot Tie lidtya,n
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Tie I,resldsnt IIeturns.

wAaniSGToS, D. q, June 24.-rhO
train bearing the President Postmaster
General Wanamaker, General sswell
aud Mr.. Thomas E. Dolan, OF Phlladel.
phia, arrived In Washington at five min.
ules past seven. Tho White House car
riage was In waiting, aud the President
wa5immediately driven 70 the Executive
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TIE PITTSBURGH DBPAUITER.
Harry Flamm Araisnod in the United
States Court,

States Court.
PirrsBuRoH, Pa. June 24.-Harry
Flamm, arrested on Saturday on the EN-
bezzlement OF $4,000 from the Marine
bank, was this morning charged with
the embezzlement in the United States
District Court. A hearing was fixed fol
Wednesday at Up. m. His relations are
making an effort to compromise fol
s1nnnil
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A FIoater Found.

Special Di,psteh 70 ne Intellionar.
PARkERsBuRo, w. Va, June 24.-The
body Of a foater was picked up at Long
Bottom below here and buried. 1t was
that OF a man, and was badly decom'
posed.
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MtNNtAfeldl, June g4,.-The biennial
neel!lrg ,! Me Norlhybsletn Spngef.
p!Hlnld MW held here yglt6tday afternoon.
Mllyaukeo vast The clIy HolJctdd iot lhU
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A Ilhninnnl.l llnnl...na.

LoSDoN, June "a. General Boulanger
and some Of The most prominent Of his
supporters Will hold q conference here
on Wednesday next.
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Special Dtspdteh 70 hs IHteAloeaeer.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, June 24,-The
new Board OF Pension Examiners for the
county has been announced, aud Is com.
posed Of Drs. Bond, Kendall and Sharp.
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paro.fofd ILA.lrns.

LONDON, June 24,--Lord Ohaties1,etes.
ford will soon be appointed 70 Che com.
nahd Of an ifon.clad and will feoian hie
seat Ia Parliament.
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IoNDoN, June "A. Princes Augusta
u Heaeei sister Of the Queen Of Den.
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AppLigD scthNcn, Young men deiit
ing training IN Civil, Mechanical AtIhifiu
and Electrical Engineering win do w0il
10 send for catalogue Of CASE gtiidol
er AprLirp HctRNuk. Address Odd,
BlalOy, Pfeo't, Cleveland, D. f6iS
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wtlltAMg4At lhe W,ld0beb N daa,.
IAylol % M0lday, June N n "A,
mbhthli N Y p
! funttal holleohcttAileh
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ApnEAipl June a. THE goulh Aus
italian Mlhialiy have resigned,
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Dos'F iail 10 w glolsenbdcb,a collin
bia Crackers andl.unOh Mix Bltcdiis
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GEN. OAMERON'S CONDITION.
He Grows Weaker Each Hour, But is stu
Conscious.

LANCASTER, Pa, June 24.-This even.
ing's report from General Cameron
states that he is sgrowing weaker hourly
He still retains consciousness.
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WEDNESDAY.

The barn, stable and carriage hon.
on the farm of James r. Sadler. in
Queen Anne's county, were burned,
with their contents.
Eugene L. Jackson, who was in.
jured at Cambridge by the premature
discharge of cannon, died from bis
wounds.
Joe Vermilion, who had confessed
TO having set fire to barns iu Prince
Georges county, Nd, was taken from
Jail at Upper Marlboro yesterday
morning and hanged.
Louis Hamburger, of baltimore
city, has developed a mysterious force
by which he can make things aihere
to his finger tips.
William Shannon, convicte i of man.
slaughter for killing Blanche Gray,
was sentenced 10 ton years IL the pen
itehtiary By Judge Wright, who re.
gretted that the punishment was not
commensurate with the crime.
The Navassa murder trials will be
resumed to-day.
Gov. Jackson explains several points
in the Hog Island dispute that were
not clear before.
Senator Hoars scheme for The clas.
sifcation Of Senators from new States
was adopted in committee.
There were 606 patents granted ~
the United States the past week.
The Richmond authorities have
made liberal offers to the Lynn shoe
manufacturers to locate in that city.
Peter Uhi went to sleep on 8 sofa
in his sitting.room, in Car ton Ohio,
at $50 o'clock yesterday morning
while smoking cigar. The cigar ig.
nited some paper half On hour after.
wards. and before any of the family
could be awakened or aid came, Will
lie, q ten year old son, died from su..
location, while the father and two
younger children are in critical con.
dition.