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UNIVERSAL SORROW
Expressed Mt Mrs. Hayes Death-Tho Fun
eral=Arrangentents.

Expressed Mt Mrs. Hayes Death-The Fun
eral=Arrangements.
FREMONT, Ono, June 26.-As soon as
Mrs. Hayes death was known the little
city OF Fremont put on funeral garb.
The nationalco colors, appropriately draped,
float on every flag stalT, and business
houses display symbols Of mourning.
The numerous friends OF The family hast
ened at once to the house to express
their sympathy with the grief stricken
family, and TO tender their assistance in
any manner which would tighten their
labors. Messages OF coincidence from all
parts OF the country came pouring In,
over two hundred having SO far been re-
ceived from personal friends and var
ions organizations. Among these were
messages from President Harrison, Gov
ernor Foraker, Major Mckinley, Bishop
Gilmour, Secretary Window, Frances
=. Willard, all the member OF the ex-
Presidents Cabinet, Senator Allison and
the ex.pupils Of the Ohio Soldiers
Orphan Homei Numerous letters from
places nearby. have also been received.
The remains OF Mrs. Hayes still lie in
the chamber In which she died, where
they will remain until placed in the cas-.
ket. The casket has been ordered from
Detroit, and is to be Of red cedar trimmed
with black broadcloth and lined with
copper. All the appointments OF the
funeral will be in keeping. The funeral
services will take place at spiepel Grove,
the Hayes residence, at 3 o'clock on Fri.
day afternoon, and will be public. They
will be brief, and will be conducted by
Rev. DIR. McCabe, OF the Ohio Wesleyan
University. DR.. MCCabe otflciated at
the marriage OF Gen. and Mrs. Hayes,
and was also present at the celebration
OF the twenty.fith anniversary Of the
event. He will be assisted at the funeral
by Rev. ]. NJ. Mills, the pastor OF the
Fremont N. Z. Church. The house is
80 arranged that the officiating clergy
men can stand in the front Of the large
hall between the parlors and speak 80 rs
to be heard by those within the house
and those on the lawn, which is wide
and level, and will admit OF the attend.
ance Of two or three thousand people.
among the near relations Of the family.
The interment will take place at Oak.
wood Cemetery.
Ex.President Hayes looks tired and
worn and feels his ahlicton most deeply.
He has scarcely slept since his wife was
first stricken down and was almost con.
stantly at her bedside. The daughter,
Miss Fanny, bears up remarkably, and
showed wonderful thought and fortitude
through her mothers illness. She was
the first TO reach her mothers side when
she was first seized and at once ordered
the servants and strangers from the
room, and all along hiss shown herself a
true little woman, She Is her fathers
ohief support and Is constantly at his
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A PURE THGHNIGALIY.
Eighty-foar Golf Votes Thrown
optin Brooke County
REPUBLICANS DEFRAUDED
OF their Votes on a Weak Pretext
Democrats in the Same Box Es'
capped Because Republicans
Don't Resort to such Means,

Special DlSpaieA 10 ne EaleEligalea,
GRAFTON, W, Va. June 26,-The
gubernatorlal contest committee came
within an ace Of electing Fleming Gov
ernor to-day on a technically. In
Brooke county eighty-iour Gof votes
were thrown out, Ashort time prlort to
November 0, the corporate limits OF
Wellsburg were extended so MS to take
in a large slice from an adjoining magis'
terial district and on election day, in
stead Of voting in the old magisteFial
district to which they belonged these
newly acquired citizens Of the town
voted at Wellsburg, These are the
votes thrown out. The Demo-
Gratis in that locality, Of which
there, is a majority, Of course voted at
Wellsburg also, but through stupidity
or something the Republicans have
failed to contest their votes, Even
Fleming did not catch on in his first no.
tice, as these ballots are attacked in his
second notice. Thisisa strange sarcasm
on Fleming's honesty, as he has always
maintained that he didn't want to be
Governor on a teChnicality. Every one
of these is a good West Virginia Repub-
lican vote, and is assailed and thrown
out only for reasons purely technical.
Five Fleming votes were thrown out
for other reasons, leaving a net gain Of
70 votes for Fleming.
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4 MURDERER IlYNOHEp.
a Mob Attacks a Jaii and Is Admitted b!
the JaIIor's Frightened Wife,

A Mob Attacks JaII and Is Admitted by
the Jallor's Frightened Vile.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 26,-A mob
went to the Jail at sheppardsyille, Butler
county, at o'clock this morning. They
demanded OF Jailor Bowman the surren-
der Of Thomas Mitchell and Charles
Ardell, who were confined there, charged
with the murder OF a peddler named
Joseph I.avine. Mr.. Bowman refused
to surrender the men, and took his
stand in front Of the door With a shot
gun, declaring he would kill the first
man who trledto pass. Mrs. Bowman
hearing the threats and fearing her hus-
band would be- killed, ran forward and
gave them the keys, begging Mr.. Bow.
man not to provoke them. The leaders
then unlocked the doors and went TO the
cell where the prisoners were confined.
The jailor followed, begging them at
least to spare Mitchell, who he believed
was innocent. They yielded to his en-
treaties, telling Mitchell he might thank
Mr.. Bowman for his life, and binding
Ardell, took him to the woods. The
men all wore masks, and II Is believed
they have hung Ardell near the town.
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The snlt Aealpet ilvse,ll fla,,,.nn

NRw YoRs, June 9O,--Atr Delaney
NlColl, counsel ior ], Schuyler Crosby Ia
the libel suit for 10000 damages
against Russell Harrison, lOit for Albany
lfilA morning, Before leaving, however,
he said he was surprised at Tie state.
mohs made IN eeyeihl 81 The hiofniIia
Iapefs 10 The eject that he OF BID clibni
would attempt 70 prevent Nj. Hafti6on
from sailing iof Europe l6.dsy, AZ mn
ball was entirely satisfactory. M,
Nlcoll also tald that lho futiof tbal
Governor Utotby W0hld withdraw IN
anIl Was absurd, because No Ind II,
eolyed Instructions from hlp clloht L
tIblits the ease 70 iitill ~ guon ~ p61lli
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EHR REYENUR ORFIGR
In this City to bs CLOSED from Friday At
Noon till TnesAny.


Noon tiil Tuesday.
Orders were received yesterday at the
Internal Revenue Office in this city tc
close the office at noon Tomorrow, aud
keep It closed until Mr, A, BI White, o.
Petersburg, the successor OF Col, John
4. McGraw, qualities and takes charge
Of affairs % Internal Revenue Collector
for this State. Alter closing the office
here at noon tomorrow, the clerical
force will devote the balance ot the day
70 closing up all the accounts, and on
Saturday morning Deputy Gaus will 90
10 PaFkershurg, taking with him the
current books OF account and the stamps
on hand, which will be turned into the
head office, which has this week been
removed from Grafton 70 PaTkersburg,
Saturday the general accounts wlllhe
closed up by Col. McG Graw and his depu.
ties, and everything put in shape for the
transfer Of the Office 10 Mr.. White, which
will take place on Monday,
The Wheeling office will probably be
re,opened Tuesday morning, July2, II
is understood that Collector White will
retain for month or six weeks the force
that has been In the employ Of Collector
McGraW, In order 10 become thoroughly
acquainted with the workings OF the de.
partment before making any changes.
The special attention OF those who buy
revenue stamps is directed to the fact
that the office here will be closed from
Friday noon till Tuesday morning. They
should purchase before Friday noon al
theatamps they will be likely 70 need
during the time the office will be closed.
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ninnler plnmbsr., Convention.

PiTTsDURdn, PA. June 2B.-To.day's
session Of the National Convention oi
Master Plumbers was devoted to reports
Of State organizations. The reports from
Tennessee, Virginia, Wisconsin, Penn.
gylvania, New Jersey, Connecticut and
Colorado were very encouraging. The
report Of the Corresponding Secretary
showed that fifteen branches had been
formed during the year. President
Trainor, In his report, recommended the
establishment OF more trade schools and
urged more earnest work on the part Of
the members Of local associations, About
99nehundred members were present to.
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RAVES no TnR d. 4. r. ENcAMPMgNT.
a Kick Against tho Refusal of the Rail
,nad. tn Tcaat, HatiI,

A Kick Against the Refusal of the Rail.
roads to Keep Faith.
culcAao, June 2e.-owlng to the
growing dissatisfaction in Grand Army
circles throughout the several depart
ments because OF the refusal Of the rail
roads to give the rate Of one cent pei
mile established by preCedents during
the past years and confidently expected
when the encampment was located
Gen. ]. B. Davis, Commander Of the
Department OF Nebraska, and Gen,
James s. Martin, Commander Of the De-
partment Of Illinois, have united in re-
quest to those department commanders
who are adjacent to Chicago, and all
others who can possibly attend, to meet
at the Grand Pacific Hotel in Chicago on
Tuesday, July 8, for consultation regard
ing the question OF railroad rates to the
National Encampment to be held al
Milwaukee during the last week in
August,
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EHR RIVER CHANNEL OPENED.
The Sensational Reports Regarding DIS
SRtiafaetion Declared Untrue.

hAfialApVQh beelAFeu uhtfus'
JoHNsEoWN, Par June 20, The riyel
channel above the railroad bridge was
for the first time, opened this morning,
after Eve heavy blasts had been dis
charged, Engineer Phillips this mon'
ing ordered seyerallarge grappling hooks
with which he proposes clearing the
river channel Of the thousands Of tons oi
steel wire, washed there from the Gau-
tier Wire Company. The wire has be-
come twisted and tangled at the bottom
OF the stream and tends TO impede the
flow Of wreekage blown up by the dyna,
mite, II is expected that their work will
be completed tonight,
The sensational reports sent out re-
gardipg dissatisfaction OF the citizens
over the Chicago portable houses are
loudly condemned by the authorities
here. All the houses brought here are
entirely satisfactory to those living In
them.
The coroner's inquest on the body Of
Mrs, Hite will be resumed at o'clock
this evening, Expert witnesses will be
called and examined,
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A Serious Wreck,

GAIlATIN, TENN, June Goat terrible
accident occurred this morning at Blood
soc, on the Chesapeake & Nashville rail
road, running from Gallatn to SCOTS.
vile, Ky. The passenger train due in
Gallatin at II o'clock jumped the track
and tho passenger and baggage coaches
went down about sixty feet. Conductor
Buck and Mail Clerk Henry Peacock
jumped and were not hurt. About eight
persons were seriously injured and sew
eral children were more or less hurt.
The wrecked cars were badly smashed,
and 1t is feared there are q few bodies
under the wreck,
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lnrrnn of slnli.lle. nnd Lnbur.

HARTFORD, CoNNo June %. The sey.
enth National Convention Of the Bureau
ofstatistics and Labor openedin this city
yesterday. U. s. Senator Joseph R,
Hawley and Senator Plat made ielici.
tous speeches, compllmenting the con-
yention on It's work and aims and pledg.
ing their support. President Wright
said that the Washington Bureau would
soon issue statistics relating TO working.
men, gathered in 22 OF the large cities oil
the country. A book on marriage and
divorce was In press and would soon be
issued. 1t twould contain statistics gath.
cred by experts in 2,700 courts all over
the country.
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WILL DEAL IN FUTURES.
The OH Exchanges will Take n Departure
not IlAilehed By the Standard.

NEW YoRk, June co. BEGINNING 10.
morrow the Consolidated Exchange N
this city and the western oil ekChanReB
will deal In petroleum futures, The
new moyO ID not follbhed BY the Stand.
ard Oil Company, and ils brokers' feitise
10 trade IN contracts for future delivery,
and are Joined by some Of the largest
commission btok6rB. The New Yofli
Stock Exchange was mot recognized by
the other exchanges Ia henegolAlIone
l9f the new arrangements, but II made
thom aware that II would moi lI6lbii n
any proposition for trading ID options h
crude oil certificates or anything eleo,
MemberB Of the New York stock *.
change who are prominent Ia the gpeuul
lallon el petroleum, control neatly one
half ol the 0ulstAndlng cetlihoalos, afit
when The nov arrangement was hlf0ed
on they called u 4 large amount 81 lhoii
Cefllhcalel which they had loaned e
iaeaiettl oIielalol8; and -ilva5ttil6 lhal
caueed The corner on Monday and i0fc
led 1hotla v cover a " put barre.
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AN ORDER 70 COlLECrORS,
Providing for Closer Supervision Of the
Emit IlistIiIaFiAa.

ApE - NtuuVA pNpuANAbsSh Va tah-
Ftuit DlstilloFiOs.
WASHINGTON, June e6.-1n order TO
secure closer supervision Of the oper-
ations Of fruit dlstillories during the ap.
proaching season, collectors Of internal
revenue have been instructed to give
prompt attention to all notices and bonds
that diStillers may suffer no delay In be.
ginning work, nor have pretext for com.
menCing work before they are notified
ofthe approval Of their papers. Distlll.
ers are 70 be notified that thuy will be
expected 10 pay the tax on the product
Of each month or 10 warehouse II, and
that all slnglings must DO doubled and
ready for gauRlng by OF before the end
Of TIC month, otherwise glngllngB will
be liable 10 tax aSbrAndy, The collector
are also instructed that the employment
Of special officers shall cease at the Cloal
OF active operations In each district ant
not later than December 4, unless spe
cially authorised iof q further period,
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purIse 1tormnlIY Arrn,to.l

OTTAWA, ONT, June 20. The Depart;
ment Of Justice has received from jus
tice Balm, Of Winnipeg, official notes Of
the fact that a warrant has been issued
for the arrest Of Martin Burke, alias w.
j. Cooper, for the murder OF Dr. Patrick
II. oronin. The information in the case
was made by John NJ, Collins, a police
officer Of Chicago. No further proceed.
ings will be taken in the department un-
til Burke Is committed for extradition,
whereupon, after a regulation has been
made by the United States for Burke,s
surrender, a warrant may be issued by
the Minister Of Justice upon hisbeing
satisfied that the offence Is an extfadit-
eXtfadition. II n
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TYPHOID FEWER
Making Its Appearances Among the Labor.
ers Rt JohnStoWn,

Making Its Appearance Among the Labor
Ors Rt JohnStown,
JoHSsTowS, Pa June 26.-Actiui
Surgeon Foster, Of the Fourteenth Regi
ment and laboring camps reported thii
morning that within the last twenty
four hours iorty.nine laborers were
taken seriously sick with symptoms Of
typhoid fever. Many Of them were sent
home and the others are being cared for
in the hospital. The local physicians,
many Of them, suffered greatly by the
flood. have sent representatives TO Gen.
Hastings, protesting againstthe presence
here OF the red and yellow cross physi-
clans, who are caring for all the sick TO
the financial disadvantage Of the local
doctors. General Hastings refused to
act on the premises,
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TnE TAYl0RsT0WN .OlL FIELD.
The Number of Big GushsrS Incrsasipg
Active Operations.

Active Operations.
The gusher on the David Hagserty
farm, adjoining the prolific Knox farms,
in the Taylorstown field, Is as good II not
better than any struck In that vicinity.
The sand was tapped on Sunday evening
last and the well rapidly filed up. The
tools were drawn and on Monday morn
ing she gauged thirty-6ye barrels per
hour. Asthe bit penetrated the Gordon
her flow increased, and when drilled
through, she flowed at a steady rate OF
120 barrels per hour. AT this writing
she Is putting out close to seventy bar
rels per hour. She is owned by Jerome
Aiken and Mr.. Gilbert. These parties
on Wednesday, June 10, brought in a
COO barrel a day well. The heavy gushera
recently struck are having a bad effect on
the medium wells in and about faylors-
town, and with the past three months
they have declined fully one.half in pro-
duction.
The Marsh, Caldwell 4 90. venture
east Of oodey station and about four
miles from Taylorstown, came In q
duster, as also two others In close prox.
unity. The w. & A. and u. 2. oil lines
are now taxed 10 their full capacity. Aa
several wells close 10 the last glBher are
almost due, and the finished 1000 bar.
rel tanks are full and the two last started
In that district cannot be finished In
less thanthree weeks, Il 10 thoughtsome
oil will be wasted.
The Washington Oil Company is erect
ing thirty new rigs on their leases.
-Four new boilers have been hauled on
the Jim Hodgins, sr., farm, which will
make fourteen on thatlease, NJ
John McKeown is now putting
down Ills Nos. 80 and 81 on ZIG
Gity acre Knox lease. He also struck
on Friday last another thirty barrel tef
hour guBher, the eighth well he has on
that lease that started Oh. AZ thirty bar.
relB or more per hour, and some oiwhlch
put out from 1000 70 {, 400 barrels In tho
hrst twenty.four houry,
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PlTTsBvRan, June 2O.-At a conven.
ton Of the railroad miners Of the Pitts.
burgh district II was stated that 1000
miners were out on n strike against the
company store system, Resolutions
pledsing the support Of the men at work
wer0 adopted. A convention OF river
niners wan held at Monongahela CITY
to-day at which II was resolved 10 dc.
mand three cents q bushel for mining
coal on July !, and also abolition OF the
Companystores. Nearly O0Omlners were
repfeeehted,
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oharreA wIlh Illegal voting.

GRAFTON, W. Va, June 2G.-Frank
Burdette Is under arrest here tonight
at the residence Of Deputy U. s. Mar
shal w. F. Poe to answer an indictment
in the United States Court for alleged
illegal voting in Barbour county. He ii
an unmarried man, 95 years old, aprom'
inent citizen and has made his home
with relatives in Barbour county for
three or four years. ~
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oMAIA, NRu., June CG.--Thc jury in
the case Of John Fitzgerald against The
tFitsgetald.Mallofy Construction Com.
pany Of Cteston, Iowa, returned a yer.
dlctin favor Of the eplalnutffor S5l, ,4l1 ID
with 4 per cent interest from this date
Or until the judgment shall he satisfied
FITZGERALD l6a member Of the Fitzgerald
Mallory Cbn1tfpcllon Company, Nal
lOry recently cold out hil interest IN the
concern, leaving ita AilGifg In an unset
tied and highly Unsatisfactory condition
A Btill larger suit 10 yet 10 10 tried,
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FRAUDULENT EMPLOYMENT AGENOIEs
Gen. Hastings Warn, worlsingmsn Against
rlem-Ths Inquest Resumed.

Gen. lInstings Warns sWorltingmen Against
Them-Ths Inquest Resumed.
JoaSsrowN, PA, June 2e.-General
Hastings issued the following announce
ment this evening:
"some employment agencies in New
York, Pittsburgh and other cities are
sending laborers to Johnstown. They
tell them they will be given Transports
tion and 50 per day wages, These
promises are practically false pretences.
Thus far there are more laborers in
Johnstown now than can be employed,
and the rate Of wages Is not as high as
stated. No workmen should come TO
Johnstown at this time to seek work." I"
The feeling among the citizens gen.
orally appears to be that the work Of
clearing up the wreck and removing the
debris and mud Is progressing salts
torily, The principal streets are pretty
well cleared 80 that wagons can traverse
them in all directions,
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Special DipGtch 10 he LtaigeReer.
suISSsroN, w. Va, June 2O.-Alr
Charles Knox, a popular young man ol
this place, and Miss Myrtle Jarrett
daughter Of NJ. @. jarrett, were married
in the NJ. Z. Church to.nightat0 0 o'clock
Rev. w. P. Fortney officiating. The
bridesmaids we're Miss Ellie sarrett, sis
ter OF the bride, and Miss NIilla Lowe
James Knox, brother Of the groom, and
Mr.. L. s. Hardesty acting as grooms
men. Refreshments were served by
the BRIDES parents. The happy couple
has the best wishes Of long list d
friends.
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The parneil CommIsaIon

Lcspos, June 2O,--Air Sexton, mem,
bor Of Parliament and Lord Mayor oI
Dublln, appeared before tho Parnell
Commission to-day. Mr. Sexton would
not gAy he opposed the principles Of the
Fenlan society. Ho claimed that boy,
cottihg was q necessary evil. 4 "
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InntAntly Kllled.

. MADISON, Wis, June 2G. John Rath,
section foreman for the Chicago 4 North
western Company, was instantly killed
at Jefferson JUNCTION yesterday. He and
his vile and q neighbor were on q hand
car which was knocked from the track
by a freight train. The Others were also
ihiurhd
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WARRINGTON, D. o., June 2e.-At To-
days session Of the Roman Catholic
Union OF the Knights Of st. John, the
selection Of the place Of next meeting re-
suited in the choice Of Columbus, Ohio.
The election OF officers was as follows.
Bishop Watterson, Of Columbus, Ohio,
was elected Supreme Spiritual Director,
TimothyJ. Nolan, Of Cleveland, Secfe-
tary, and George j. Mathison, OF Wheel
ing, w: Va, Treasurer. The Union adj
journed sine de. gi
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HHlENA, MoNT. June 20. There has
been no change in the Indian trouble on
Flat Head reservation. Captain sloan's
company Of Montana militia Is at Jerekc,
at which point 1000 rounds Of ammuni.
ton were sent on the Captains order.
Col. lawson, OF Fort Missoula, has gone
70 the scene with three companies of the
Twenty.lth infantry and rationslofthfee
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MlNlSTER M akRNANY.
non. william walter Phelps Draws che
- hAlnAl ~ II


wAsniSogos, D. O., tuuo 20, The
President to-day appointed William
walter Phelps Minister To Germany,
NJ, Phelps received his appointment
from The presidSnea own handl, With
the remark that y Eps hlSteyati which
nBlifally was highly gratifying 2 the
recipient. Going over 10 ihe nepatt.
meit Of State biz commission gqs ia.
mbdIately made out, aud he qualified q
United Blale8 Mlnletet 10 Germany
Mt, Phelps Will not proceed V hig new
post fof some time bit feeling lhat ~
has earned d rebt and needing time ioi
th6 adjustment ol bid private business
viii 30 % MS home IN New Jetuey IA /
day Or mo,
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WHEELING WINS AGAIN.

The Champion City Chumps go Dowr
Before Mr.. Kennedy Other Games.
Special Dispateh 70 ne IatslltcMer,
sPRlSaSIELp, ONO, June 20, The
Wheeling team won to.day's game by
being able to bat in good form at the
proper time. Kennedy pitched for the
visitors and, as usual, did good work,
The fielding OF both sides was poor'be-
ing partly caused by the wet condition
OF the grounds. This game made the
fourth won by the Wheeling team ont Of
the six played since 1t has been on this
trip. z.
The score Of to.day,s game was as