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oEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, May 7.-There
waS 4 scene at the Grand Hotel yestot.
day when q GEnepteF named WelAhone
aScertalned that bic Wiiee con, CHARLES
Scott, the ll.yeaf.old bell boy, bad Been
abducted BY hls iAlhef, Dh Scott, q
wealthy physician Of Plttsbufgh. Mfg.
RelShone, formerly Scotia wife, let him
twelve yeai age and hpF eptyPele d her
plAEe oil fesId6hbo ifdlb Mn uhlil tAtgl,
alE whom Ghe hthpt AppeArdl and tobls
the boy 70 FtlNhufRhi Tie m6thel
Will endsAyot totegaln poasesSlon ol Aet
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Tho Copts,t viii n,,ln ro.day.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 1.-The
Legislative committee appointed at the
last session Of the Legislature to examine
depositions and make report to the
Legislature at It's next session, will meet
in this city tomorrow morning, 1.-THE
committee examines each deposition
carefully, Il will take fully two months
and with this great amount Of labor 1t l.
uncertain when there will be a called
session to settle the gubernatoriul con
test between Fleming and Gotf.
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The ouIokOst Trial on record.

onARLEsroN, W. Va. May 7.-E. ].
Slaughter, who was arrested Sunday
morning by United States officers, was
taken before a United States Commits.
Bioner last night and held for the grand
Jury on the charge Of fraudulently rep,
resenting himself ~ q special United
States pension examiner. To-day q
grand Jury was enpannelled, Slaughter
was Indicted aud this afternoon was
tried by a Jury in the United States Dis
trict Court, where he confessed 70 the
charge. He was found guilty aud sem
fenced 10 one years imprisonment, This
is The quickeet trial on record In the
United States Court at this place.
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Asu14SR, PA. May Ira fetal ex-
ploslOn occurred near hetethiS morning,
R. ]. Malone 4 Co, contractors, Of New
York, are engaged in driving 4 tunnel
from Big Mine run 10 Dark county,
which stands In and about Centralia,
AT 2 o'clock this morning while the
yprkmep were engaged In drilling holeE
ii the rock for the purpose 9f hlagting,
which bad failed To explode ID Q pro
YiouS blast. An explosion Immediately
followed, Jamea Rentsler, oi New
York, was instantly killed and seven
othefs HeFionRly injured.
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ANOTHER DEFEAT. AT DAYTON.
Tho wheeling BAH Team Fails Victim to
Heavy BAttinR.


wheeling's ball team played at Dayton
again yesterday, and up TO the end Of the
sixth inning kept steadily in the lead,
but nine innings have to be played be-
fore a game is concluded, and In the last
three innings Of yesterdays game the
Dayton aggregation pounded the cover
off the ball and all but paralyzed the
Wheeling players. They have now lost
two OF the nine games they are To play
while off on this trip; Il they can now
manage 10 win three OF the remaining
seven the directors will be satisfied over
the results Of the trip, but In case they
fail to do that well, explanations will be
in order when the boys come home,
Following will be found brief history
OF the massacre OF yesterday:
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JERRY RVsK a PRAOTlCAL MAN.

He Demonstrates that He 10 Something OF Q
Farmer HlmSslt-A Novel Moving Con
test in which He Takss n Hand aud Come
Out WinneF
WAsHNaToS, D. O., May7,-As Sec
retary Rusk sat at his desk yesterday at
ternoon, his gaze fell upon the workmeu
engaged in moving the fins. crop Of gras'
on the grounds Of the Agricultural De-
partment, Something in their move
ments did not satisfy his eye and turn
ing To Chief Clerk Rockwood, he said
"I'd like to 20 out there and give those
fellows points,"
HYou'd better turn that over TO me"
responded Major lockwood, VI can NOV
all around you,"
''Not much, replied the Secretary; "as
the boys say, you ain't built that way"
This morning as they rode up the
avenue 10 the department building the
sight Of the mowers alongside brought
to mind Yesterdays banter, and without
q word the Secretary and Chief Clerk
leaped from their carriage 70 the lawn
and grabbing each ascythe from the as
tonished laborers, began 10 swing them
In the most approved style. The tall
form Of the Secretary moved rapidly
along a wide swath amidst the plaudits
OF an admiring crowd, attrassed- by the
unusual spectacle, while Major Rock
wood more modestly held his own In
the contest, but he didn't make good his
boast Of moving all around the secre.
tary, In fact the latter demonstrated his
staying qualities by going 70 the depart
ment after finishing his stint, and cut.
ting off few heads with the official
guiIlotine, while the Major failed 70
show up at his desk at al during the
day, Itwas explained that he had gone
10 Mount Vernon.
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YHE LAW NOT EFFECIIVH.
chauucey M. Depew Testifies
Before the Senate
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
On tho Working Of the Interstate
Commerce Aot-The Law Dis
eliminates in Favor of Can
ada-AIr, Nixop's Evidence,

NEw YoRK, May 7,-The Senate Com
mittee which is investigating the work
ing Of the Interstate Commerce law re-
sumed its labos at the Filth Avenue
Hotel promptly at 10 o'clock this morn
ing, Senator Plat has been added to
the Senators present yesterday, and the
committee to-day is composed Of Chair
man Cullom, and Senators Plat, His
cock, Blair, Harris, German and Reagan,
Chauncey NJ, Depew, Of the New York
Central, and General Manager Joseph
Nixon, Of the Grand Trunk Railroad,
were in attendance to submit 10 the
committees probing, and a dozen ortwo
interested spectators helped to till the
large parlors.
Chauncey NJ, Depew was the frst wit.
ness called to the chair. Many Of his
statements showed that he agreed on
several points with the opinions OF the
two previous witnesses, Commissioner
Fink and President King, Of the Erie
road,
Mr.. Depew gave his opinions on the
workings Of the Interstate law and TO q
question as TO what amendment he
could suggest 10 the present Interstate
law In order To protect the American
roads, MIR. Depew said that the roads do
ing business In this country, whether
Mexican or Canadian, should be made
to comply with the condition Of thelaw
as the American roads must do. At
present, he said, 1t was very easy for the
Canadian roads TO get large quantities Of
freight by means OF rebates. Pooling"
he considered a very good thing
and should have been permitted.
The tendency Of all roads 10 10 lower
freight rates and no amount Of pooling
could affect this tendency. The-I
State Commerce bill, by making the
roads publish their rates had given the
stronger roads more business and taken
II away from the weaker roads proper
tionately. "The Interstate law will
never be effective, nor operative until in
some form or otheryou have legalized
pool"
Chairman Cullom questioned Mr.. De-
~ q
pew closely as TO the practice Of using
Canaulan cars on American roads anu
wee versa From Mr.: DepeWF answers
II appears that American and Canadian
caIS are pseu lndlscamlhately on both
imposition Of customs duties upon them,
although the Grand Trunk line uses ten
American cars on its lines where the
Central uses one OF the Grand Trunks
cars, making the proportion therefore
ABOUT ten % one. ).
senator fIatt-Don,t you think II
Woula nave oeen pettet II Roous, destin'
60 70 poinH witnl9 tne Vnlted states
2oIuers, NAG never or Deen allowed TO 80
tAtt99lg4 ganadat
Mf' Depew=f you go back 70 tnat,
yes. But the thing Is now an existing
iac5.
ppring me discussion on fhe merits Oh
poe.Iing senator harIlS asked whetner
the SoVO,OOO, tesuned oy fLesident, King
as the annual share ol the Erie road,
Yas NOT Frung from the pockets OF the
shiPpefsf
- DO not understand u That way, 70.
pllea Mr. Depew, "Ihe Erie eouid not
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AM1ssING MAN TURNS UP.
George Croii, tho Contractor, Is safe at His
Ohio Home,

HeorBe VFpllt thc SVhFApt"ft - pAAo ~ M
Ohio Homo,
Mr.. 2. w. Wells, the architect, who
has been searching for some clue to the
whereabouts Of Mr., George oroll, the
contractor, who has been working q
Buckhannon, but came here recently
and did not return, yesterday received
the following telegram from Croll's som
BucKHASNoS, W. Van MsyL
r, w HkaI, RAeelinO.
Missing man found safe at home,
Much obliged for trouble,
A special from Weston, dated last
night, says that Mr., Collins yesterday
received Q message, dated Torch, Ohio,
May 8, which is an answer 10 one sent
by Mr., Collins 10 Mr.. Croll's daughter,
Miss George, and which saysi 'Pa Is
at home and will be out the FIRST Of the
week."
How Mr.. Oroll got home, or why be
went there without informing his friends
here or at Buckhannon Of his intention,
does not appear,
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Tho samoau Uopferenco.

BERLIN, May 7,-Tbe TossisoAe Zeitung
says that the American commissioners
to the Samoan conference are instructed
by their Government to demand the
neutrality Of the islands and the admin
istraHon Of Samoan affairs by samoans,
and TO urge the claim Of the United
States to the right to establish coaling
station at Pago Pago. The demands Of
the United States, however, are not In
tended TO prevent the other powers from
exercising their influence In accordance
with their influence,
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FARGO, OAK, MGy7.-Acyc cyclOne swept
across this city yesterday, doing consid.
cradle damage In the way Of unFocang
buildings and dSmoralilIng telephone
and electric light WiFeS. The upper
story Of the sllyeraon block was badly
damaged, the dcbris from which fllS the
street In front. The eleotFIc light tower
lies across the railroad track. Rnmbefl
Of dwellings were tnrooied, The storm
moved from sopth 10 north, and was pre-
coded by q binding storm and the uSta
roaring SOUND,
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Tho Army of lhe PotomAo,

NEW YpsE, May The Society OF the
Army Of the Potomac will meet in
Orange, M, on June l2 and lS. The
society aud corps meetings and banquet
viii be held on the ilrSt day, and an eE,
curslon 10 West Point will be made on
the following day. Hon. Cortlandt Par
ker will be the orator and VIII Carleton
the poet, The President, the Secretary
oiWar, General Sherman, General scho-
field and othef distinguished officers are
expected 10 be presents, l "ir,f
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HAAauRo, May 1.-The Hamburg
American Lines new twin screw steam.
er August Victoria, has arrived here
from her trial trip which was very salts.
factory, she having attained speed OF
twenty knots per hour. When the Au.
gusta Victoria proceeded on her trial
trip she was incorrectly reported as hay.
Ing sailed from New York. She will
sail for that port on the 9th instant,
BRENERHAyEN, May 7.-The steamer
Ems from New York arrived here last
night.
PnlLApELpuIA, Pa, May 7.-Arrived,
steamer Nederland for Antwerp.
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ptsAIdsnllAl Arrnlnlman anl..

WA'HlSHrOS, May The President
made tho following appointments 70.
Ar'hufll. Thomas, Of salt Lake City,
uAhl 70 10 Governor Of Utah.
hil lsh Sells, Of salt Lake City, Utah,
10 gg Secretary Of Utah,
Ellsworth pagsett, Of Utah, 10 10 Sur,
VeyOr General Of Utah,
Ferry Y, Anson, o. Idaho, 10 be Regis.
Idaho.
William II. DAnielSon, Of Idaho, 10 l,s
NelVero oi Public Moneys al BlAckioot
AichaOlA. iNahy, Of Wisconsin, 10 b,
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The COndemped llald Kpobb,r,,

JEFFERSON CiTY, NO., May 1.-THE
friends Of tho three bald knobbep who
are condemned to hang in the Ozark
Jail Friday, have made their last appeal
TO Governor Francis. All the neRBpa.
perB and nearly all the leading citizens
Of the southwestern part Of the State
have joined in asking the Governor fol
commutation. The two Walkers, father
and S6h, have not showed tho least agi
tauon at the approach ot death, and
have told their friends that they would
rather be executed than spend their nat
ntal llYhA In nriann.
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a NEW DEPARTURE.
The OIL Exchanges WIN Adopt the Feature
Of Dealing In FnLnrah.


PiTrsBuRon, Pa, May 1.-The confer.
ence committees Of the various oil ex.
changes, met in this city to-day, to con.
slider the Availability Of dealing in ia,
tureS, There were present Frank Tack,
w. s. Mally and L. j. Werner, Of New
York; II. A. Marlin, ]. Z. Haskell and
o. II. Wheeler, Of New Bradford /; NJ. E.
Hilton. N. T. Lowentrim and A. Kline,
Of OIL Cityj ]. r. Mckee, F. Fisher and
B. Forest Of Pittsburgh. The confer.
ence lasted nearly all day and Il was
finally decided To recommend dealing IN
trtyres, Rules governing the same,
similar 70 those In vogue on the Chicago
grain exchange, were adopted. Tbe
ruleS will be submitted 10 the exchange
for action and II excOptablO 10 a majority,
dealing. Ia futures will become one of
the leading features Of the oil trade.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., May 1.-THE
President late this evening appointed
Frank W. Palmer Of Illinois, to be
Public Printer; Theodore Roosevelt, Of
New York, and Hugh Thompson, OF
South Carolina, to be olvilseryice Com
miv0;oror,
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WEST VIRGINIA DEYELOpMENT.

Ex.senatss Camden and Party Inspect the
Resources Along the Route otthe Pro.
posed Fairrnont and clarkSburg Road.
Special DispGteh 10 ne IRtdttgeaar.
CLARKssuRd, W. Va, May 7.-Ex-
Senator Camden and party oi friends ar
rived here this evening from FairmOnt,
having driven over the line Of the
Monongahela river road 70 inspect the
coal and other resources. In the party
were President Mayer and Vice Prest;,
dent King, and Directors Sloan and
Frick OF the baltimore 4 0hioi E. o:
Clark, OF Philadelphia, Col Hood, Of
Harrison county; Capt. Pntohard, q
Marion; ]. D. Weeks, OF PittEburghi !.
2. Dana and Senator "Bob" Carr Of
Charleston; J. E. Watson and JOS y.
Sands, OF Fairmont; Charles Burdett
Hart, OF the IHTRbtlaESCER and H. =,
Alexander, OF the RegtNy, The party
remain here over night and irl the GhoTtiJ
ing 20 to Buckhannon. They express
themselves as delighted With their trip
and what they saw.
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A sTARTLING EXPOSURE.
a Detective unravsis a Celebrated Murder
Myatery in Pennsylvania.

myatery In PennBylyAniA.
PITTsBuRaH, Pa, May IA startling
exposure has been made by detective
Howard Of local agency in connection
withthe murder and robbery Of farmer
Umbergera, in Somerset county, a few
weeks ago. Two brothers, David and
Joe Nicely, are now awaiting trial
charged with the crime. Detective
Howard alleges that scheme has been
ccncocted 70 iasten the crime on two in.
nocent persons. II is the intention, he
says, to arrest Collins Hamilton, and
Joseph Hoffman, few days before the
trial. These men resemble the Nicely
boys, and Hamilton was once before ar,
rested on suspicion. In the house OF
Hamilton was discovered a grey wig
similar 10 the one worn by one Of the
robbers and in the house OF Hoffman
was found one Of the stolen purses con-
tanning $1,000 Of the $4,000 stolen.
The scheme, the dpteptiye alleges, Is TO
go before the court, present the wig and
the purse aud claim thatth Nicely's are
innocent and that Hamilton and HoG-
man are the criminals.
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This anuBlng iarce.comedy and Id
attendant ieaat Of song, music dancing
and other Bp9clAltlee, was presented az
the GiAnd last night BY Miss NaSh and
capable company, and will be repeated
THIS afternoon a the matinee, and thlh
evening iot The lAal time. Mlls Nash IA
y ABptightly and pleading little actteSy,
vocalist and dancer, and haa 4 marvel,
oua German dialect The chorus ID
strong and lh9 medley1 and solos al.
ttaellfe and oil In all Eh0 piece 10 we'll
worth eeelng-above the average ol
comedies oil kind,
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Tho Pnria Irrnnallinn.

PARIS May 7,-Twenty.Rve thousand
persons visited the exposition yesterday
during the opening ceremonies. The
police arrested three men for shouting
MViye Boulanger." The evening iess
tivities in celebration Of the opening OF
the exposition passed of without a
hiknh
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(, CADILLAC, Men, May g.-Throe On.
known men entered MCGovefn'S hotel
at lake City late Sunday night and
offered a Slo bill In payment for cigars,
McGovern opened the sale for chhnge
when the men eprahg upon and oyer.
powered him. They t6ok 400 10 our.
sgsnSy sty from the salS and escaped leaving
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srAiSs VALLEY, ILL.,, May Y.-At a
mass meeting held here yeStcrday about
5000 miners IN this district manifested
their desire 10 resist reduction Of wages
and succeeded In getting The men who
worked machines ID The middle vein te
quit work. The mlnea here are now
completely closed down as well % those
Of La SAlle, Btldyood, stteator, 0glOspy
PERU and In TACT in0h III Oi the minel
In this district owing % Che bllRbt do.
lnand for coal during the past winter
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speetal ptpalel o tAe InleLIlener.

Speet1i DttpaleN 70 VIC 1hletNqeNeT,
DAYTON, O., May 7.-Dayton won the
second game from Wheeling to-day by
their heavy batting and good base run.
ming. Zeigler wasinjured In the seventh
inning by running into McAle ny, Day.
toms catcher, and Dunn took bis place
In the box. The chief features were the
batting Of the Daytons and the magni.
tlcent playing Of o'Rourke at short.
Scorer
RfS'SR REssiisS.....,..., i;..:,.:: sS45.ss "a "a
Batteries, zSlgler, Dunn and thinner; Dowald,
Stevens and Prescott aud MeAleeny. Base hits,
Dayton, 49, Wheeling, 8, Errors, Dayton, 10;
wheeling, 8 Earned runs, Dayton, III Wheel.
log, 4. Struck out, Dayton, 3. Wheeling. 8.
Three base bits, Stephens 2, ChrismAn, FogRrty,
M6Aleeny and Dunn. Home runs, ChrlSmAn 3,
Two base hits, Hobrecht, Ryan UmpiFO, Blck.
ham.
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psgruytor-Noyss.

SpeetdI DIepdIeD " 'hs AVt''Vs''ed'
CnARLEsroS, W. Va, May 7-Julius
A. Degruyter, ex.City RecordcT, was
married this evening at the Fist Pres
byterian Church to Miss Mary Noyes,
only daughter Of W. A. Noyes, promi.
nent merchant Of this city. They left al
10 o'clock for a two weeks bridal tour oi
lha East a.I"a
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A Young Girl sentenced for Horse stealing

A Young Girl Sentenced for Horse Stealing.
kAHs4s GIT4, MeY May 7.-Clara
Graham, beautiful girl OF eighteen
years,was convicted in the criminal court
here yesterday Of horse stealing. When
placed on the stand she confessed that
on February 13, while out OF work, she
hired q horse and buggy and started for
a'driye. While ont she met Frank Nc.
Coy on horseback and he Joined her And
proposed an elopement, she TO 90 to St,
Joseph. She went there and when be
did not come, she drove To Horton, Kan.
sas, and being out Of money, she sold
the horse and buggy. The Jury found
her guilty and gave her two years, She
z aI,tlU. tas sply yQFap ,'y eyer convicted in
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ROev 1st4SR, 'rthp llayy,-serretary
Of War RedAsld Proctor, Major General
]. NJ. schoaeld, Adjutaht General a, o,
Drun and aenefals Crooks, Williams
and othetg, Of the United States Army,
gpetit Yesterday at The Rock 16land Al,
senAl Inspecting tho works, plans ioi
Improvement, etc.
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I've stoeL Psoi ilSoI. an,

CHICAGO, hiay7,- -Tho Omaha. Chicago
live stock pool has been broken. The
Burlington has given notice 70 ilsageatS
% notify bhlppen that hereafter live
clock trains on that road between oma.
ha n. and y l, uh,lSase would 10 run a lest %
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WARRINGTON, D. O., May 1.-THE iol.
lowing West Virginia pensions have
been grantOd Increase Herman Dor.
GhEr, Ding. Original invalid, james
johnson, Re.lsSte, John N. poStloh,
IatL @ Original widows, &c, Mary Il.
widow Of Jerome Higgins,
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A GOOD SHOWING.
Annual Meeting Of SloCkholderS of the r.,
H.& q, u, II. Company,

PtTTsBuRsH, PA, May a. Tho annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Pittburnh, Virginia 4 Charleston Rail.
road Company was held III this city 10.
day and the following officers and dlreC.
tors were eleCtedi President, J.N. Du.
Barry Secretary, D, +, CorwinI DireC.
tons, George d. Roberta, N. Parler Short.
ridge, WlStAr Morris, John 7, Green, W,
L. Elklng, A. NJ, ByefH, Charles =. Speer,
w. j. Howard George v. Lawrence,
Charles q. Taylor, Henry b. Welsh,
Joseph Walton. The annual report as
presented by Secretary COfWin shows
net earninm Of t242,OO2O1.
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aeon. tor .hs Indian. oI lhe LapoInte

agent for the Indians Of the LSpointe
Agency in Wisconsin,
Joseph =, Bennett, Of New Mexico, 70
be agent for the Indians Of the MeScaler
Agency in New Mexico,
James N, Beacon, Of Kansas, 70 be
Referee and Chairman Of the Referees
under the act OF March 2, 1887, entitled;
IAN act to grant the right Of way
through the Indian Territory 70 the
Chicago, Kansas 4 Nebraska Railway
for the purpose Of ,appraising the, COM
pensation to be made by said Railway
Company to the Cherokee Nation"
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AOeepla lhe ChAllhnrn.

Capt. Sam Brubaker said last night
that he would accept the challenge Of
Sergeant Sam Letakue for Q game Of ball,
proceeds for the benefit Of the Wheeling
club and he pgnles next Monday at the
ball park d the time and place, game 10
30 called al $3.50 p, m. sharp,
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iTewEa MiSN., May 1.-Two men
we're ptt9ck byA blast at ,Ihe Mlnnssota
mine yeet tetdhy John Qllgqn ya1 Killed
kh9 Mellon lbhhsoh fatally injured,
Both men were ii che bottom Of th6 pit
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lANNh9AtsS AAtSSsS
Special Di,pateA b 0G Intsgignor.
GRAyToN, W. Va, May7.-The Home
Mission Board Of the n. y. Church met
in this city today, and will romsin in
session this evening and tomorrow
Those In attendance are Gov. F. H.
Pierpont, Of Fairmont; Dr.. D. s: Stevens
Of Pittsburgh, editor Of the MethOdi!t Re-
corder; Dr.. etrayer, President Of the
Maryland Conference; Rev. 4, sPghrJ
Mechanicaburg, Ohio, President ot the
Ohio Conference; Dr. Fisher Of ete1'
nehyiils, Ohio Rev. Barnett, Of Harri'
son county; Benjamin Stout OF Rock
ford, Harrison county, Secretary Of tht tt
Board, and Mr.. r. N: purbln, Of Grat
ton, Secretary Of the Home Board,
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PECULIAR III medicinal merit and won.
defiulCuteh-Hoods SatsapehIlA. Nov
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