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THE ILL.PATEp EXPRESS.
A Complete List or Passengers on the Train
WIN Mara Inaf

a complete List OF Passengers on the Tfll
Who Were Lost,
JoHNsTowN, Pa, June 13,-The fol
lowing Is the only full and complete lis
OF passengers lost from the day expires
on the Pennsylvania road at East Gone
maugh on the day OF the flood:
Miss Long, Curwenville, Pa; her bod!
recovered, She had three children il
her charge, but they have not beer
found.
Cyrus schenck, Reading, Pa.
Mich.
Miss Paulson, OF Pittsburgh.
Miss Bryan, OF Philadelphia.
Mr. Ross, q cripple, residence un
known.
MI; Ewing, Ligonier, Pa, body moi
Manager Meisel, Of the Mansfield base
ball club; body not found.
E. Lyon, Of New York, body moi
found.
F. Phillips, colored porter on the Pull,
man car, residence Thirty.eighth street,
Philadelphia.
W. .shelllck, Newark, NJ j., body not
recovered.
Mrs. ], +, King, residence unknown,
body recovered and buried.
Mrs. Laura King, residence unknown,
body not recovered,
Anna Bates, companion OF Mrs. King,
body not feCovnrel.
Mrs. swlnford, New Berlin, aged 70
years, weight about 15O pounds, body
not recovered.
destination Middleboro, Pa, body not
Mra; Mccoy, body recovered and
Two boys, sons Of Mrs. Mccoy, bodies
not recovered.
Mrs, q. X. Smith and child, 8 years OF
age, bodies not recovered.
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Columns, o. June lS.-Tho Yard
Masters Association Of America spent
the day revising the constitution, The
office Of Secretary was made ono yeaI
and the Executive Committee reduced
10 1ve members. Kansas City was col
apart " the next place Of meeting,
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nnlIni TrnIn IYr.nl,n.l.

BALTIMORE, June ia collision be-
tween two freight trains near Havre de
Grace, on the Philadelphia division ol
the Baltimore, 4 Ohio road, yesterday
resulted in instantly killing Joseph Nc
Mean and wrecking several cars, two ,oi
them loaded With provisions for Johns.
town sufferers, Itis claimed by the train
hands that the telegraph operator was al
fault in giving wrong signals.
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LONDON, June iS.-Mr. Gladstone mel
with an adventure to-day while passing
through the town Of WadebrldRe, In
Cornwall. A missile, which 10 believed
70 have been o cartridge, was thrown n
Ills cartilage. MI. Gladstone was not M
nor was he much disturbed BY tho Incl.
dent, but tho police think Il was an Al
tempt upon his life and arc looking iol
the man who threw the missile,
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sl,,La Aralb,l I,I'luok Aie gtoroS.V

rirrSRvRaif, PA, 1unO la-Atameet.
Ing here to-day Of the Executive Com.
mlttee Of the Coal Miners Association Ol
Western Pennsylvania, II was resolved
10 order a general strike on Saturday
against the company, or "PluCk NE"
stores. Az all places where the opera
tons insist Upon the miners buying from
these stores the men will 10 ordered
out.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., June lS.-The
President at a late hour this afternoon
made the following appointments: Don.
aid Mclean, Of New York, 10 DO Gen.
eral Appraiser Of merchandise for the
port Of New York 10 DO Collector OF In.
ternAl Revenue, Thomas I. Ponman, fol
tho Western District Of PennSylyanla
Henry Fink for the First District Of Wis.
nnnaif
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AppublS I,ypChIuT.

CoRYDoN, ixp, June 10, = James
Deayin and Charles TennySOn were
lynched at 2 o'clock this morning. They
were taken from the Jail hero by a mob
Of 200 mon and removed 10 tho bridge
west OF town, werO an effort 10 make
them confess failed, and they were
strung up. The two men attempted Ia
rob tho residence OF James 1.aNay, neal
here, Friday night last. LeNlay resisted
aud was shot, but not fatally wounded
A young woman, a niece ol Mr, LeMayi
was also seriously injured by a bullet
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ECHOES OF THE FLOOD.
Dr. Probst In the City-Tho Relief Fuud-A
Letter From Romney.

s---1s
Dr. Probst In the City-Tho Relief Fund-A
Letter From Romney.
DR.. Probst, OF the Ohio State Board Of
Health, spent the night in the city, the
guest Of DR.. G. /. Garrison. He is on
his way home TO Columbus from Johns
town. He thinks the Ohio river water
will be unfit to drink for several weeks
yet, at least,
The City Water Board has had a
solid wooden box, 10 feet long, 8 feet
wide and two feet deep built at the
Fourteenth street spring II will have
closed lid put on II, with two SELF
closing spigots 10 draw the water from.
The local relief fund is still growing
slowly. The Hennig-Day benefits, II Is
now plain, will handsomely increase 1t.
Col. White yesterday received a letter
from Romney thanking him and the
committee for their thoughtiulness, and
assuring him that no aid was needed
there.
The Bridgeport total subscrlption 10
the Johnstown sufferers Is $033 IS, made
up as follows.
citizens OF Coletnln ......,,.,, 8 ~ 90
Citizens Of bridgeport, ....., 25 b
0llcetb aud employees KtnA Iron aud
Steel Company 8ll 10
onlcets and employees Of standard Iron
RSSFSS EodES Il Good TcSPi1I; 70 y Il Il
i TotAl,,H,,,,,H,.NWA,s', ,U.u.,,. tpJ4 b1
The East Liverpool Review says. A
man named Bruce, who resides In Han.
cock county, opposite the lower part Of
this city, haa ID his possession q tay roll
Of the Cambria Iron Works at Johns.
town, and several photographs Of par.
tics who arc thoughuto bS employees Of
the works. The things were taken oul
Of q tin box caught floating In the river
BY him several days since.
Tho steubonyille Gazette has thII
peculiar story; '
II comes 10 uB pretty straight that 4
patty OF four steubenylllians desirinp Il
70 10 lohnstown tho other day were tSs "
fused tickets beyond RollyGr az tlit
nlttbburgh Union Depot, according q
the excellent regulation 70 prevent Bipht
seers from visiting the foodanlICted diS
trlCls, but that while debating what L
do they were approached BY q negtt
who agreed for 80 10 procure q pass io
the party Upon which they could our
Chase railroad tickets and 10 through, /,
which they readily aCceded, and Il
twenty minutes they had The pass ant
had no subsequent trouble In Catryinl
out their original intention. There iBI
bad smell Of rotLenneAs here that need
, immediate investigation BY The pfopo
authorities al plttsburgll Wv
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CholapoAke { ohio CapNl.

ANNAPOLIS, Mp June la,-Tho stock
holders Of the Chesapeake 4 Ohio canal
lpet here to-day, the State Of Maryland
being the majority slookholder, and
passed q resolution that the President
and Directors Of the company be and
they are hereby authorized aud directed
10 make prompt use Of all its available
resources for The purpose Of putting The
canal in repair Tor the resumption o.
navigation AZ the earliest possible mo
i1ent. The stockholders reelected Pres
ldent Stephen Gambflll and oil the olt
Board Of Directors The report oI thI
President to-day states u will take $500
900 10 repair the canal,
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west yIrrlnIn Pensions.

Special DLspateh TO The Iattlltgeaeer.
WASHINGTON, D. O.. juno lS.-West
Virginia pensions have been granted as
follows: Original invalid, David Brown,
deceased, Michael Price, William MelggS,
James Fry. Reissue, John Mathews,
Augustus ]. S. Mcdonald Charles 4,
Walker Reissue and increase, George
W. paarahna.
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l,tuLelL Arnlnrl imam Artn,l

PAMS, June 1S.-MM. 1aguetre and
lai'ant, members Of the Chamber Of
Deputies, who with NJ. DoRoulede and
others were arrested al AnRoulotne on
Sunday tQr rlotlnR, have written 10 M.
Meline, President Of the ChRmber oi
Deputies, protesting against thelF arresi
Parliament, vi
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VIENNA, June 1S.-A Berlin letter in
the Pre9c says the impression is increas.
ing in Germany that the Czar's remark
at n banquet in st. Petersburg recently,
that the Prince Montenegro was thesolC
sincere friend OF Russia was directed at
Germany rs well as Austria. Tho letter
says the repetition Of such an incident
would Danish all hope OF maintaining
peace, and points 10 the continued
strongthing Of Russian arnaments on
the western frontier as an indication oI
Russia's hostile intentions,
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p1nn,,ltnnln iInnA In mann

pirrSRuRqp, Pa, June lathe renu,
Sylvanla road have completed one track
across the mountains and the road ID
now open 10 Altoona. The first through
mail will leave here al D O'Clock to.m6fl
row m nornlng, and trains will be run
regularly hereafter,
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NRy YoRK, June Frank Temple.
ton, who was convicted recently ol
felony in accusing Inspector Dyrnos and
District Attorney Fellows Of being In a
conspiracy 10 dGiraud tic city treasury,
was affalgnDd before Judge MARITIME 10.
day, In Part . Of the General Sessions
and sent to State prison for three years
and nine months,
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and that their loss will not exceed S2O,-
600. DR., o. o, Probst, executive
officer Of the Ohio State Board Of Health,
was in the city to-day. In an interview
he said that there was no possibility Of
an epidemic so long as the present ex-
cellent method OF disiniection was con,
tinued at JohnstoWn,
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Following this programme came the

Following this programme came the
comforting OF diplomas on the members
Of the class by State Superintendent
Morgan, who, in performing the cere-
mony, delivered a few remarks Of an
appropriate character aud full OF en-,
couragement to those who were starting
out in the world.
The alumni reunion which Is not al.
ways the least pleasant feature Of these
occasions concluded the year.
The town was tull OF University stu.
dents to-day, enroute home from Nor.
gantown, Their gray uniforms mingled
among the blue and gold Of the Sons ol
Veterans, who were holding their State
EnCampment, and reminded one OF a re.
union Of the blue and the gray, tending
also to lend a variety to the scene on the
streets, where there was a commingling
Of uniformed beaus and brightly cos
tuned ladies.
The trains are crowded tonight with
students who are leaving for theil
hnmaa
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West yIrEInin Notes

Special DtSputeh 10 the IateliqeHcer.
WASHINGTON, DC, June 1S,-EditOr
Tucker, Of Wellsburg, is among the re.
cent arrivals here.
ON. Hanna has been appointed post
master at Frankiord, Greenbrler county,
w. Va, vice ]. I. Field.
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Ilnbbor IlooL alid Ahue TrulL.

NES YoEE, lune iS-A private dis
patch received by large representative
Arm In this city to-day, states that .
meeting Of The rubber shoe manuiaclur,
ets was held to-day al the Hotel BFuns
wick II The city Of Boston, for tho pur
pose Of petieCting rubber boot and 5hol
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GlAsoow, June 1S.-The striking dock
labores along the Clyde show no signs
of weakening. The strikers stopped and
sot fire to the van in which proylslons
were being carried TO imported laborers
in the Anchor Lines sheds.
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No DANGER oF M Itnid s,nio.

PlTmRuRoh June ia.-i. II. Scott,
general agent Ol the Fidelity and Casual,
y Company oi New York, stated 10 Au
Associated Press reporter to-day that he
had been over the AOld al JohnsIown
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LoSDoN, June ia,-ThO Paris CORE.
spondent Of the Tines appears inclined
y make fun Of the Labor Congress in
the French capital, In his dispatch 10.
luay he saysi "Henfy George las
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lt,Ii .Lll England 8 buys all the brove,les IN
spioo o voI1Iitry ny anu proceeds 10 raise tlle
t.v9 OF Deer or furnish smaller ,iaSSeS
1T III I'VE cents, abe will make America
III iiph mad but they will DO leBs lns
VlihVu tlan ever 10 itoth al The inouih.
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Astubborn Lord Provost.

LONDON, June lS,-The Lord Provost
OF Edinburgh has refused TO confer the
freedom Of the city upon Mr., Parnell on
the occasion OF the visit OF the Irish
leader in July, The senior magistrate
present at the ceremony will therefore
nfIloinfn
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New YoRK, June 1a.-The benefit at
the Metropolitan Opera House this
afternoon for the Johnstown sufferers
netted 50 12O; at the Casino S557. At
the Mayors Office $l3 072 was received
during the day.
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MIIdlS ihan,,s-

,t sAS tnAScisco, June la. = JoDOpb
..oae, ,,oa who fired three pistol shots al hiD
ssvp,aauEh.er ,s,a, aa, !, Yesterday afternoon and
shSh Islo cGI HsiI MS throat With razor, tlOd al
sidered mildly lnaana. WY wHs COn'
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CoLuAguS, o., June ia.-w. u. Brooks
4 Son, miners and shippers Of coal, ID,
signed this evening. Assets S260,O and
liabilities about 100000,
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the rent Of the cottage in which Cronin
was killed, The resemblance between
them is said 10 be very marked.
SULLlYAN'S INNOCRNCE.
A Priest who Relieves in Him -COFoneF'S
Inquiry Farce.

a PFteAt Who HelieVes IN him-CoroheTs
Inquiry Farce.
CHICAGO, June lS,-"What do l think
ithe present status Of the case against
Alexander Sullivan" said Rev, Father
Dorney to-day; ~ don't see that there
has been any case made out against
Alexander Sullivan. have been for
years a warm friend OF Sullivan, am
his friend to-day, and now have i'm
pliclt faith in his innocence Of any
knowledge or participation in such a
brutal crime. / don't and can't believe
such thing possible OF that man whom
l have known closely and under various
and trying circumstances, All along the
course OF the Coroner's investigation
prejudice has been aimed at Sullivan,
Every witness was put on the rack 10
ascertain II he could not posi-
bly, say or be made to say some
thing that would lncriminate Sullivan,
II seems to me that in its earliest
stage the investigation ceased to be an
inquiry into the murder Of DR.. Cronin,
and became an inquiry as to whether
the foul deed could not be fastened upon
Alexander Sullivan, II was not, who
are the murderers OF DR.. Cronln? so
much as can this charge be laid at the
door Of Alexander Sullivan"
Governor Fifor's Requlsitlon Not Houored,
ALBANY, N. Y, June l9,-A requlsi-
ton was presented to Governor Hill To-
day from Governor Fiier, Of Illinois, for
the surrender oil John ]. Maroney and
Charles Mcdonald, charged with the
murder OF DIR. Cronin. The Governor
denied the application without preju.
dice to a renewal OF the same, simply
upon the grounds:
First-lhat the application was not
accompanied by an indictment,
SeCond-That no proof whatever was
presented showing that the accused are
guilty OF the crimo charged against
them, as required by the laws Of this
and all other States.
The application was based solely upon
an affidavit made upon Information
and heliei,n
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The Chamber OF Torture

IL the apartment to which tho unhappy sufferer
from lnfiammatory rheumatism is confined. II,
ere the crisis OF pain is reached, that fine pre-
yentatlye, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, is used
by persons Of a rheumatic tendency. much un-
necessary suffering is avoided. Nervines, ano-
dynes and sedatives, while having none but
specific effect are yet very desirable at times.
Yet they can produce no lasting effrct upon
rheumatism, because they have no power to
eliminate from the blood TO rheumatic virus.
Hotetter's Stomach Bitters does this, and checks
al The outset disease which, II allowed to gain
Roadway, II IL next TO impossible TO dislodge or
10 do more than relieve. rheumatism, II should
be remembered, Is disease with fatal ten
dency from lts proneness 10 attack the heart. A
resort TO the Bitters should therefore, be prompt.
Dyspepsia, kidney complaint, malaria and nerv-
business are relieved by 1t.
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A MOTHRE's LOVE SAVES HER
TEN YEAR OLD CHILD.

Ny little girl, ten years Of age, had Bright's
disease. Her ankles, feet and eyes were terribly
swollen Four OF our best physicians attended
her, but her life was despalred Of. A mothers
love surmount all difficulties, and determined
to try DR.. David Kenndy's Favorite Remedy,
made at Rondout, N. Y. Brights disease How
for one by one the well-known symptoms Of
the disease left her Words fail TO express my
gratitude, and cannot too earnestly recon-
mend the Favorlte Remedy Her recovery was
entirely due to the Fayorite remedy, which was
the only medicine taken after her case was
abandoned by the physicians-Mrs. Laura A.
Kempton, West Rutland, Vermont.
BR. KEHHEDY's FAvoRITE REMEDY, made at
Rondout N. Y. 81; for IS.
Send for book, how to cure Kidney, Liver and
Blood disorders.
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ROYAL HOUSEKEEPING.



sort OF Aystsm.
Baron Stockmar relates that tho PAL
nee was In the charge OF three separate
departments, each OF which moved
along Its own predostlned track with-
out any sort Of unity or prearrange.
ment. II was not decided which
parts oi the palace belonged respect.
lively TO their control In the time Of
George III, the Lord Steward had the
custody Of the whole palace excepting
the royal apartments, drawing-rooms
etc. In the next two reigns IL wa,
held that the whole OF the ground
noor, including halls and dining
rooms, was In his charge AL the be-
ginning OF the present roign the Lord
Steward surrendered TO the Lord
Chamberlain the grand hall and other
rooms on the ground floor, but IL war
question quite In the clouds to whom
the jurisdiction Of the kitchens. scul-
lerles and pantries belonged. The
outside OF the palace pertained to the
Department Of the Woods and Forests.
One result Of this arrangement was
that, while the Lord Chamberlaip
could clean the inside OF the windows
he could not clean the outside, and
negotiations had to be carried on to
secure that the operations within and
without should be conducted at the
same time. The housekeepers, pages
and housomaids were under authority
OF the Losd Cham mberlaln; the foot.
men, livery porters and underbutlers
under that OF the Master OF the Horse.
while the clerk OF the kitchen, the
cooks and porters were under the
Jurisdiction OF the Lord Steward. II
was the duty OF the Lord Steward to lay
the fires and OF the Lord Chamberlain
to light them. The Lord Chamber
lain had TO provide the lamps and the
Lord steward TO keep them in order.
If pane OF glass in the scullery
wanted mending n requisition had to
be prepared and signed BY the chief
cook it was then countersigned by
the clerk Of the kitchen, then taken to
be signed by the master OF the house
hold, thence taken TO the Lord Cham
berlain, by whom 1t was authorized,
and finally laid before the Clerk OF the
Works in the Department OF the
Woods and Forests. The authority Of
the master OF the household was en-
tirely unrecognizod The servants
went of duty whenever they liked,
while the dormitories, where ten or
dozen footmen slept in the same room,
were the scene OF smoking. drinking
and other Irregularities. -Contem.
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OUR MONEY TALKS.
one Thousand Dollars Reward.

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and you feel generally out OF condition.
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Put them once In shape and the entire sys.
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pany offer 81 ono reward for any mineral
substance found in their valuable remedy.
For sale by all druggists.
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A New Kind OF Inrurance

has been put In operation by themanufacturers
OF Dr Pierce's medicines. His Golden Medi-
cal Discovery" aud "Favorite Prescription" g
sold by druggists under the manufacturers po,i-
tire guarantee. Either benefit or complete
cure IL thus attained, or money paid for these
medicines IL returned, The certificate OF guar
antee given In connection with sale of these
medicines IL equivalent 10 policy of insur-
ance. ,he "Golden Medical Discovery" cures
all humor and blood taints, from whatever
cnuse arising skin and scalp diseases, scrofu-
lous sores and swellings. The "Favorite Pre-
scriptio"" cures all those derangemen and
weaknesses peculiar TO women.
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You want an elegant collection OF ar
tistic novelties, which can be procured by
anyone. You will be astonished at the
variety, beauty and oddity.
To net these buy b,x of the genuine
wrapper with your address plainly written
and cents In stamps. We will then
mail you the above list with an elegant
package Of Geographic and chromatic
cards.
Address, Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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DR.. Williams Indian Pile ointmentis the only
snre cure for Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles
ever discovered. II never fails to cure old
chronic cases OF long standiLg
Judge Cofinbury, Cleveland, o., Says:
II have found ~ experience that DR.. VIII
liams Indian Pile Ointment gives immediate
relief"
Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold by vii.
liamson's Manufacturing Co., Props, Cleveland,
Ohia. SOC and 81.
Sold by i. Blumauer q Co.. Wholesale Drug
gists, Portland Or.
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SURE CURE FOR PILES.

Sure cure for blind bleeding and itching Piles.
One box has cured the worst cases Of ten years
standing. No one need suffer ten minutes after
tmors, allays the itching, acts as poultice,
gives relief DR., Kinks German Pile Ointment
Is prepared only for Piles and Itching Of the
private parts, and nothing else. Every box is
warranted Observation-Disclosures. ..-...-..... !.
Sold by Druggists aud sent by mail on receipt
of price, {l.00 per box. ]. J. Mack Co., Whole
sale Agents, San Francisco.
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Is it economy to save a few cents buying
cheap soap or strong washing powder,
and lose dollars In ruined rotted clothes
II not, use Dohbins' Electric Soap, white
as snow. and as pure. Ask your grocer
for IL.