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CLAIMS TO BE CHRIST.
How Crank is Deludiug Ignorant People
In South CarolInA.

AA 2puhA StNANtAhNt
CHARLESTON, Jnne 23.-Down on the
banks Of the Savannah river the negroes
are in a peaceful state Of mind. For
a month or 80 a white man who
calls himself Jesus Christ has been
going through the country preaching.
The negroes have come to believe in
him and have accepted his words as in
spired teachings. "Glve up everything
and follow mi" he commanded. "Let
your crops 90; turn your cattle In the
patches; the Lord will provide for you.p
And, obeying him, hundreds Of the me-
groes have quit work, Their little crops
have grown up with weeds; the planters
have been deserted by their laborers,
who absolutely refuse to work (; the tur.
pentine. manufacturers and the sawmill
men have difficulty in getting men
enough TO continue operations.
The colored people have been demoral.
lied for three weeks. To such an ex-
tent has the craze spread that the intel
ligont colored people and the whites
lulueu IL ulnVunhluB bUm6 pau W put "
stop to 1t. A warrant was issued for his
arrest and put in the hands OF the Sheriff.
The women were more emphatic than
the men and bad armed themselves
with guns, but the new prophet told his
people not to offer any resistance as he
would not be put to death. When the
officers went 10 arrest him no resistance
was offered. After his arrest he gave
the name Of Campbell and said he came
from the West. He shows scars In his
hands which he said were made by nails
when he was crucihed on Calvary.
The negroes fall down and worship
him and kiss his hands and feet and
anoint him. lie dresses shabby some
times, and at all times poorly. Re re.
fuses money publicly, but IS said to have
money, and II was feared the charge Of
yagrancy could not be sustained. At
bidding, women have left their hus.
bands and men their families to follow
him. His familiarity with the Scriptures
is exceptional. He has told the people
that he will 60 back TO heaven In char.
lot Of fire at an early hour.
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ND onoen,a cou.ln salnnonad.

LONDON, June 29.-Mr. Sims, author
and journalist never heard Of anybody
until the Duke Of Cambridge assaulted
him with stick In crowd, may pethapa
get satisfaction out Of His Royal High.
ness after all. Police Court Magistrate
Bridge declined 10 summon the Dnke
when asked 10, on the ground that he
did not think ho could be convicted.
Now q more respectable tribunal, c6u1-i
posed Of tue Lord Chief Justice and Mr..
Justice Hawkins, has decided that the
Duke must be summoned and oxcutO
himself the same as any ordinary mortal.
The Chief Justice was very careful not
10 be dlBfeBpectAble Of tho Duke, bts
made II very plain that where h6 was
running things all subjects Of tho Queen,
including her cousins, must have the
same treatment, and must expect To
come 10 court, even II they assault only
d Btnall.aiEOd author. 3t
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REpupLICANs Nor no BLAME
Mrs. Foster Defends the Party from prohi.
bltion Attacks,

mrs roster D,LSnas ,,s,"m u,..ess .ae s's i''~ f
c...z,.a r"as 90 ~ p,,o, Fos.
OhlVAuo' 'uae .0'-M's' - 4.,aeu tV,, ,
ter, OF Iowa, Chairman oil the Womana
National Republican Committee, and
well.known as n Republcan prohi.
,',,i..'t.. 4, i,t;sa,o vos,o,dsy . ~
Diuonls1 Ws IN SniVasu yes'''ISy y.
her way home from Rhode Island,
where she was actively engaged In the
.i,..,,..I ..,,.,.nt,,,, 1nnaktnW fIhn
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The stnle Rerorm School.
Special Di'patth 10 &e Iatelliqaer,

1E7EVVFF 47E7PWVVTV 70 VIC IWVVFFFV5TFFsV'
ouARLEsrowN, W, Va, June 9S,-
Governor Wilson has appointed as Com.
missioners To select a site for the State
Reform School and to secure the title
for the ground, the following named gem
tlemen: First district, Col. A. A. Franz.
helm, Of Wheeling; Second, j. 7. Scott,
ESQ, OF st. George, Tucker county;
Third ~. p. shanklin, OF Hunter springs,
Monroe county; Fourth, Lindley Mer-
fill, OF Newark, Writ county.
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PARKERSBURG NOTES,
Another Fine Hotel-A Change Of Base,
The Duncan Drowning, etc,
SBeeial DitDdteh 10 Lhe LaLelliJeneer.

Another Fine Hotel-A Change Of Base
The Duncan Drowning, etc,
sseetal DtIpaieh 10 ne IRteligmeer
PAREERsBURo, w, Var June 2S,-
There are good prospects Of another
fine hotel here. Messrs, Peyton and
Parish, Of Charleston, have been here
negotiating for d site on which Is efeSti
building for that purpose.
D, steenrod Thompson, superintend-
ent OF the Camden Consolidated Works,
will resign in very short time to be-
come Superintendent OF the new coal
and coke company which is to operate
along the line oi the Monongahela River
Railroad.
There are grave suspicious that Har.
vey Duncan was not accidentally
drowned, but that he was the victim Of
foul play,
The commencement exercises OF the
High School were held Friday night at
the Academy OF Music and were very
successful, There were eleven grad
tlateH.
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HR CAN IpENTIpY THRM.
Another KnoWlsdgeous Man Turns Up with
RstoFy About the Cronin Case,

Rstory About the CFoRin Case,
oHlcAso, June GA man who claims
to be m important witnessin the oronin
case turned up last night, Heis George
E, Brooks, a news agent running on one
Of the railroads coming in at the Union
depot Brooks, who is q small man
about 25 years old, is intelligent looking
and good talkeT,
Ihestory Is to the effect that the night
OF May 4 he was driving In Lakeyiew
with his sweetheart, and that happening
along Ashland avenue he saw three men
loading the trudk into the wagon at the
Carlson cottage, and that about half an
hour later he saw the same men dumping
the contents OF the trunk into the catch
basin, In which the body Of DR., oronin
was found, Healso saysthat he saw them
yesterday and he will be able TO indent-
lily them; and that she, too, will be able
toidentify them, He Is ready TO produce
the young woman assoon as the author
tiles want her.
Brooks explanation Of his failure to
tell his story beioreis, that he was afraid
OF losing his life, as he believed the men
concerned in the murder were so des.
perate they would kill any one who
they thought might turn up as a witness
against them. He said the knowledge
he possessed had so weighed on his mind
that he could not keep It to himself any
longer, and believing II was O duty he
had at last decided to tell all he had seen.
He first stipulated that he be given pro-
lection. This was promised him.
Brooks told his story to Chief Hub
bard, with whom he was closeted for
over two hours late last night, He de-
scrlbed the three men whom he saw,
and his description Of one Is said 10 ft
Burke, the Winnipeg prisoner,
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ROSE COUGaLIN'S PLUCK.
Tho Actress sSizos abo.Pound THIEF and
Makes Her Restore tho booty.

Tho Actress seizOs n 250.Pound Thief and
Makes Her Restore tho booty.
NEw YoRI, June 23.-Rose Coughlin
did an act Of high tragedy when she seiz.
ed a 25O,pound woman, who had secret.
ed Sl2 belonging to her employer and
Roses dress-maker under her hat and
recovered the money. Mrs. Michaelis,
the modiste, paid q high tribute to her
Patrons histrionic art and detective
ability in her graphic description Of the
scene. The money had been paid her
by the actress, and thealleged thief, Mrs.
S. w. Lynch, contends that her hiding
Of II 1t was In pursuance Of a plot 10 de-
fraud Mrs. Coughlin. That charge caus.
ed Mrs. Michaelis to have the woman ar-
rested, and the story Of Roses prowress
to come out.
"Yes,n said Mn. Michaelis, in telling
the story, "Coughlin Just took her the
throat with the right hand, aud before
Lynch knew what had happened to her
Coughlin had seized the end OF that
handkerchief with her left hand and
pulled 1t out from under her hat. Well,
II was the right handkerchief, and when
we eopened II sure enough there was the
money"
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CLEVELAND, o., June OO.--tlateS on
Iron from Cleveland to the East were
reduced again Friday in proportion 10
the cut from youngstown, aud the Ma.
honing valley, The rates on pig iron Y
New York goes down from % 30 10 50 30
iof Catlots. On manufactured iron the
reduction 10 from III cenls 10 ID cent
on carlots, and from 2ll 70 IN cents on
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pniLApRLPlliA, June 2S,--walter and
George Iyiord, aged ten and sixteen
years respectively Of this city, were
drowned In Big Tikbe creek, near West.
Vile, N. j., yesterday. Walter went IN
10 swim, and getting beyond his depth,
George Jumped In 10 save him. Walter,
half conscious, Beiged George In q grip
Of desperation and both went down be-
fore heip ronld DO fendefed.
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BOUIANGlSTs ARMlNG TlBMSElYEs.
Thousand. Of lllass Reported Secretly

Thousands Of Rifles Reported sScrstiy
stored Away in Case OF Need.
LONDON, June 2S. Our friend Boulan-
geris wonderfully quietoflate. Hegoes
about to little afternoon receptions, but
is not making very great headway sos
cially. Thelatest story from France con-
cerning him relates to his tremendous
purchase Of arms, secretly after the
Schnaebcle incident, which threatened
war between France and Germany.
Thousands OF thousands Of rifles ptr-
chased by the general at that time are
alleged tohaye myBtoriously disappeared,
and II Is said are stored away In secret
places, 10 DO distributed among the Bou-
langists when the time shall come ior
action.
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MURDERED FOR A WATCH.


bSJs ohuV1 AAAost Shh bVh ulIl AeTLAule
Crime.
,JosLYN, NO., June 2S.-on the night
Of June Louis Channel, young en-
gineer, was assassinated while on duty
running a pumping engine for the Con-
solidated Mining Company. His body
was robbed Of a gold watch belonging to
his mother. The murder was very
mysterious and there was little
to indicate the author Of the crime. A
family named seaton, with two boys
that were classed with the hoodlum
element, moved away from the city the
day succeeding the murder. The
officers suspected these boys aud kept a
detective on their track. Yesterday
Sheriff Miller arrested Charles and
Grant seaton near seligman, Barry
county, Mo. Last night Deputy
Sheriff Watkins arrested in this
city Wash Seaton, an older brother, who
had remained here. The two younger
brothers were brought back and placed
In jail at Carthage to-day. On the per.
soil Of Charles, aged 10, the gold watch
was found, aud has been fully identified
by number and other marks. The boys
denies the crime, claiming that he got
the watch from boy who owed him a
lot OF marbles.
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PINK RIDGE AGENCY, DAKOTA, June
23.-1t Is now definitely known that
prior to the arrival Of the commissioners
q combination was formed at this agency
with Red Clound at the head, pledged
to oppose the bill. This explains the
reluctance on the part Of many Of the
Indians to talk about 1t. Work, having
for It's object the disintregation Of this
combination, has been quietly carried
on for several days. II now seems as II
some progress was being made. Indians
are signing slowly, and prospects are
more favorable than at any time since
the commission arrived,
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rREsIpENT lIARRIsON,s SABBATH.
He Attends Church at Cape Hiay-How IL,
Spent the Day.

He Attends Church Mt Cape MRy-IIow He
Spent the Day.
CARE MAY, Nd, June pa great
many people were disappointed this
morning because the President and Mrs.
Harrison did not worship at the PreSby.
terian church here, as a rumor that they
would do so had gone abroad. 1thad been
arranged, however, that the Presidents
party should attend service at Beadle
Memorial Presbyterian Church at Cape
May Point, which stands directly upon
the beach, within stones throw Of the
Wanamaker cottage. 1t not being very
widely known the beautiful little
ediHce was not uncomfortably crowded.
II was two minutes oi II when the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Harrison, Mr.. Wanama.
ker, Mrs. Harrison's father and Rev. DR..
Wylie came 10. DR.. Wylie is pastor Of
the Broad Street Presbyterian Church,
Philadelphia, and of!lciated on this occa.
sion. Mrs. Harrison's father, the Rev.
Dr.. Scott, sat behind the sacred desk
with DR.. Wylle. Tho pulpit was nicely
decorated with blooming plants. The
President and wife occupied the second
pew in front Of the speaker, Mr.. Wana-
maker on the right.
After returning from church, Presi.
dent and Mrs. Harrison and Mr.. Wana-
maker took seats on the vefanda, over
which the fresh sea breezes softly played.
Mr.. Mexican, Of the Philadelphia Ledger,
and one or two other gentlemen were
tho only callers, II having beon both the
Presidents andMr. Wanamaker's desire
that only few personal friendsbe ad.
mitted to-day. Tomorrow forenoon, 1t
Is understood, the President will receive
all who may wish to call. From all the
surrounding country to-day visitors have
come to catch a glimpse OF Cape Mays
distinguished guests. At ] o'clock TO-
morrow the President will leave ior
Washington In Vice President sewell'a
private car, but has promised 10 return
on Saturday.
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Tile ti0u.Na.Ci Ciaoi and lie Church,

1oNDON, June 2S,-A dispatch from
Rome says Archbishop i'oehan, Of Chi
cago, having made a long report
10 the Vatican through Cardinal
simeonl on the criminal acts Of the
Clah.na.Gae the Pope has given ih.
Btructlohs that the faculty be granted
the AtchblBhop 10 take whatever meas
nres he may deem opportung 10 declare
he Clan.na'0ael In opposition 10 tue
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A LEST WIFE.
ALOdisvills Lady's Mysterious Dlaappsa,
hncO Ia Alabama.

Anoe Ia Alabama.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, June 2o.-oscar
I1auenstein, prominent hardware mer.
chant Of Louisville, KY, has been here
lna vain search for his lovely young
wife, whom he sent from Louisville sew.
eral weeks ago to visit her parents at
Hartsell, Ala, and relatives al Cuilman,
Friday night he received a telegram al
Louisville, that bis wife had myslefious.
ly disappeared from Oullmai and her
whereabouts were, unknown.
Hall distracted, be left Immediately,
and Upon arriving al Cullman, Ala, he
discovered that she had pufchaSed \
ticket for this city. He traced hef here,
but beyond her having been seen 10 pel
OF the train and enter the waiting room
no trace whatever has been found,
The police have searched the city, but
nothing whatever can DO found Of hef
whereabouts. MFB, HAuensteih I'M
been subject 10 spells Of tempofaryin.
sanity, and her husband thinks Ale IA
wandered OF In one Of these.
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The I,tS,idsS,I. ,,1,lnv.

WASHINGTON, D. o., June 2S.--1t lS
belicyedIhc President will Immediately
alter July begin the series Of short
slaysat Deer Park, which will constitute
JUS summer vacation. Tie general plan
y lor President Harrison 70 leave the
White HousO on Friday afternoon,
Havel to Deer Park and remain there
saturdays, Sundays and Mondays, The
remainder Of the week will DO spent al
the Executive mansion,
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CHICAGO, June 2S,-Luke Dillon de.
nies emphatically that States Attorney
Longnecker had complained that Dillon
was only hamperlng the Cronin inyesti-
cation and that bis (Dillon's) return to
Philadelphia was desirable. Mr.. Dillon
also repudiates the statement In an edi.
torial OF Dublin paper that he Is taking
part with Alexander Sullivan in Chicago.
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Improvement for Illlle Warrington.

WlsnSoroS, PA, June 2S.-Tho
Washington Electric Street Railway Com.
pany hus been chartered, with a capital
stock Of $4,000. Tho stockholders are
l. NJ singley, Il. W. Williams and j. 3,
Ellsworth Of Washington, and W. A,
stern !, II, Silverman aud g, D, Levy,
OF l,iitsonrgh, Pa. Alta meeting Of the
Stockholders the following board was
Chosen Il. \, singlOy, President; l, II,
SSlIyrrhah, Secretary, and g. D. Levy,
treasurer Tho road will 10 built In.
media. al9,cdlalCly and Is to take in the principal
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An Altnnlnre ,l,nr i.nnlAnA.

SHANGHAI, June Russia has 90,
cupiSd Deer i6lahd, 10 Cotea, asa coal.
Ing and nSydldepot There ID q Russian
man.oi.wii there and nobody "A allowed
% land OF leave without b permit from
the Admiral The pofoilion Of the
iAland gives lluallA great advantage
over England,
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SWEET OYER THE DAM.
Four Young People Drowned While Boat
Ing In FNirmouut Park.

-Four Young People Drowned While Boat
Ing in FNirmouut Park.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 23.--This
afternoon two young gentlemen, accom-.
panied by Two young ladies, all probably
under twenty years Of age, engaged a
row boat at one Of the boat houses on
the Schuylkill river, In Falrmount park,
aud started out for an afternoons pleas.
ute. They vcntured too close To Fair
mount dam, and owing 10 o break Ia
the crest Of the structure, which caused
an unusually heavy flow Of water, their
boat was drawn over and all OF the ocCu.
pants were drowned. The bodies Of the
TWO females were recovered this even
ing, but have not been identified. The
bodies Of the men have not yet been
lohnd, and nothing can DO learned
which would establish their identity.
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TEN THOUSAND LOST.
SO Say the Local PbysIClans of JohnstoWH,
Who Should Know,

WIN Shouu huu@ lHIs-aiN
JonNsTowN, PA, June 23s-All the
local physicians met at tho Bedford
street hospital Friday night. They rep,
all parts Of the stricken city,
and, after discussing the calamity, all
ioined in the conclusion that not less
than 10000 people were lost in the flood!
On account OF the general knowledge
Of the people possessed by the physicians
the estimate Is looked upon as reliable.
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BROOKE COUNTY DISPOSITIONS
Show \ Had State erAnairs-Ths Gubsrpa'
toFiAl Contest Committee,
Spseidl Di1Ddteh % IN IattEii0eaeT.

aAHW = @AtfN 'tsAhN - eANAtsAAN NNfN NNNN@Nf'
torlAl Contest Committee,
Special Dlspaieh % ne IRisEi0aer.
GRAFTON, W. Va. June 2s.-The gu
bernatorial contest committee finished
the readingof the Brooke county deposit
tions Saturday, and Of about 200 votes
Challenged by GoaF, five were thrown
out, Judgment has not yet been passed
upon the votes assailed by Fleming, Of
which there are also about 200, but when
II Is, the resultwi stand about even in
Brooke county II not little In Flem'
ing's favor, so says the committee. The
dispositions show bad state Of affairs In
Brooke, parties having voted there pro,
miscuously from Pennsylyapiaand Ohio,
without even being examined by the
election officers, and II Is possible a
whole precinct may yet be thrown out
The committee will tackle Gilmer county
next.
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itilrnln,a Ilnnilnrs.

NEW YoRK, June 2S-Frank Steven.
son, Mike Donovan and William II.
Harding, Of the Police Gazette, Jake Kill
rains hackers, left this city this morning
BY the baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad for
New Orleans. Their mission Is 10 8. .leCt
d battle ground for the Sulllyan.K Kiltain
iiRht, which comes off on JnlyS,
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Hand IA Iiand IIlshl.

PARIS, June 24.--Riyal meetings gole
hOldGtEeSlOn to.day.by suppoftesci lho
Government and friends Of Gen. 1ou.
langer. After the meetings Tho Two paf.
ties came Into collision aud had ahfhd.
to.hAnd fight, NJ, Defould, WhoW vIln
the Boulanglbts, was arrested.
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OLnvHtANp, OLA special from Fca.
tOtia, o., says A representative Of the
Chicago Board Of Trade was there yea
tefdAy examining growing wheat The
heads Of the grain were found affected
BY the same green insect that hAB made
its appearance IN Indiana and Illinois,
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Tho tlyoiono Rnookel Ont,

1SpIASApotts, 1NDn June 2S.-11arry
Gates and Mike MCGEE, otherwise known
as the Birmingham Cyclone" fought
Aground prize fight, Marquis Of Queens.
bury rules, on the Park county, Indiana,
this morning. Gates won. Three hun.
drod persons witnessed the mil, Both
men five at Brazil, Indiana.
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nnoWENn WRAKER.

1880 p. m.-The physicians have just
left the Hayes residence and report that
Mrs. Hayes seems in greater stupOr and
her condition Is regarded as less favor.
able. She has taken no nourishment
since Friday and is gradually growing
weaker.
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LANCASTER, Pa, June 2s,-Gen, Simon
Cameron is still alive, and bis condition
is practically unchanged from yesterday,
The doctors now say that he may sur:
yive for several days yet, although his
is very weak, consequent upon
the lack OF nourishment.
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1SptASAroLs, 1Np, June VS,--M. s.
Harold, a wealthy resident Of valpa.
talso, Ind, bhot himself In the head TO-
day after returning from church. Too
Close attention to bu1inOol had uhbal.
ancod bis mind,
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mir. IIolrick was at one time tele-
graph editor of the INTELLlGENcER, and
WIS well known in Wheeling, Before
coming to this city he was managing
editor Of the Post, at Washington, D. C.l
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wgI,I, KNOWN IN WlgRLING.
A Newspaper Mans Suicide In st. Joseph,
Mo,-Ths Result of n spFOs.

A Newspaper Mans Suicide In 81. Joseph,
Mo.-Ths Result of Spree.
sr, JosEpu, Mo-, June 2S,-Howard
IIetrick, who attempted suicide last
night while at the workhouse, where he
had been taken to recover from the ei-
iccs OF protracted spree, died this
morning, The deceased had been a
bolcmian newspaper reporter for twen-
ty-iyc years, and had worked on nearly
every newspaper Of prominence in the
whole country. His family lives at Eas-
ton, Pa.
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PAmS, June %. The Peace Con-
opened here to-day. Mrs. Love and
Mrs. Belya Lockwood we're elected llon.
ofafy members ol the committee,
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A Churei, l,oyus, Ulnna.

pAsfiMoRR, Mn. June 2S,-Cafdlnal
Gibbons, III the presence Of an Immense
concoutse 81 people, with lmpoting cor.
emonies, aid the corner stone ol q Gath.
Ollc church oil "Qut Lady, to-day,
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Pound dead m Ind iumber itOomI

WAyERLY, ONO, June ga, A..
Adams, druggist q this place, inybIet.
l9usly disappeared ThntsdAy night. HIS
dead body was found In q lumber room
pi his house. Ills family 10 absent,