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TIE POPB'S EXPRESSION
In Regard to the State Of the
Church Not Encouraging.
THE ANGER OF GOD TO FALL,
And Prayers Will Not DO Enicacious
to Appcnsc it..Tiic Resignation Of
Chief OF Police Munro, of Lon.
don, Creates Quite u Stir.

DvnLlN, June 13.-The Irish Calholi,
states that the Pope in replying to th.
congratulations ofvisitors at the Vatican
said: "The Lord will come no longer
with sweet, peaceful face, but with an
angry one to strike aud purify his church,
l am neither n prophet, nor the son oi
aprophet, but feel in my heart sorrow.
full presentments. A seq OF evil Is about
to beat against the rock on which the
Church is founded, and will leave moth.
ing to be seen on the horizon but the
threat Of the anger OF God. Prayer will
not suffice to appease the Almighty"
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ST. PETERSBURG, June l3-The Noroc
premya invites ex-King Milan to spend
a few years in Russia, in order that he
may overcome prcjudices and be en-.
abled to work in the Pau-SlaYist cause
The article has made a sensation, in
view OF the intention attributed to Rus
sla to interfere in Servia, the inference
being that Russia desires to secure Mi.
lan's influence with the Sprvian army.
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Fence OF Europe Not Srcure,

PEsTH, June l3.-At meeting OF the
Budget Committee of. the Austrian dele.
CATION to-day, Field Marshal Baron
Bauer, Minister OF War for the whole
Monarchy, stated that the peace Of Eu.
rope was not secure, and that therefore
considerable increase in the army was
necessary. The cost OF such increase
would amount to from S0,0C0, 900 to 100,-
000,0 900 ilorins.
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STORM IN NEW YORK,
Many buildings Washed Awny-Railroat
Tracks Submerged and Damaged,

Trucks Submerged and Damaged.
UTICA, N. Y, June l3.-Thc storm
through this section Of the State last
night did great damage to the crops,
roads and bridges. at Norwich large
portion Of the town was flooded, and the
water was several feet deep in portion
OF the town that had never been sub.
merged before. Pa
At Oneida the entire eastern mart OF
the town was submerged, the water be.
ing four feet deep on the first floors OF
residences. The Ontario and Western
tracks for distance Of several miles was
under water and it is reported that
much OF it is washed away, though that
cannot be decided until the water
subsidies. At Solsvig, in Mad.
ison county, a saw mill, planning
mill, barns, several sheds wero washed
away by the flood as was also 10000 feel
of lumber. The loss is large as most OF
the buildings were nearly new and val.
uuble. The Erie canal in several places
overaowed It's bank0. The Central Hud.
sons tracks at West Rome were sub.
merged this morning causing n delay,
Every town in the Central counties re-.
port some damage from the storm. 5ibi
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JosupA, TEXAS, June l3.-Three high.
waymeu, one Of whom was masked, rode
into Joshua at S:45 last night and stopped
at Mr.. Vests store, in which the most.
office is located. They were heavily
armed, and robbed she pos.olslce OF ali
the money it contained, together with
what money West had in the store, THE
robbers got three gold watches and 5000.
They made good their escape.
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BURLINGTON, Iowa, June IA ter
rihle suicide OCCURRED in this city last
night. An old man, Jos sottle. Of Glad
stone, Ill, who had come to Burlington
On business, was iouudiu the 20" yards
with his head severed from his body,
He bad laid his neck across the Ecils,
with his body, outside in front Of a back.
ing switch engine. Shortly alter his
death a message addressed to him from
his son at Gladstone, was received ask
ing him to return home us his wife was
dying,
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COMMISSIONER LYMAN
10 Cdhsured by House Committes inyesti.
eating Civil Service Commisslon,

WASHINGTON, June l3.-The House
Committee on Reform in the Civil Ser.
vice, which during to present session OF
Congress conducted an investigation into
the charges against the Civil Service
Commissioners, ,helda meeting to-day and
finally agreed upon the report, winch
will be presented to tho House. 1t Is
said that II has been signed by all the
members OF the committee except two,
Messrs. Stone and Anderson. Chairman
Lehlbach, Of the committee. will present
1t IN the House ut the first opportunity.
In concluding Its report, the commit.
tee says: "With regard to the conduct
OF the Civil Serylce Commissioners In
the matters submitted to your commit.
tee, we find frat that Commissioners
Roosevelt and Thompson have dis.
charged their duties with entire fidelity
and integrity; second, that the official
conduct Of Commissioner Lyman has
been characterized by laxity OF discip.
line In the administration OF tho affairs
OF the Commission, and, therefore, CEN
surabte. Your committee viii proceed
ut once to investigate tho workings OF
the system and present a subsequent re-
port when said Investigation shall have
been completed, together with report
Of their conclusion. We submit the fol.
lowing resolution:
Rtsoltta, That copy OF tho report and
testimony taken before the Select Com.
mittee Oh Reform in the Civil Service on
the Investigation OF charges preferred
against the United States Civil Service
Commission be forwarded to tho Presi-
dent.
Regarding The conduct aud promotion
Of Campbell, the brother.in.law Of Com.
missioner Lyman, it says: II the ad.
ministration OF the civil service was not
to fall into disrepute Mr.. Campbell
should have been dismissed. His re-
tention indicated gross laxity in discip.
line as showing that the administration
OF the commission was not such at that
time as to receive or merit public cont.
dence. Tho committee cannot accept
as satisfactory the answers OF Messrs.
Oberly, Lyman and Doyle, that they be.
lieyed that the questions given Camp
bell were obsolete. Respecting the course
OF the commission in the case OF Shidy
tho employc in the Milwaukee postollice
who was discharged by the postmaster
Tor exposing frauds, the committee says
that it was apparent to the commission
that Shidy was being punished for dis.
closing the truth, and they recommend
cd him for appointment in the pension
office, which was done. 1t is proper, to
say that the investigation Of the alleged
in the Milwaukee post.
office conducted by Doyle and Webster
disclosed an utter disregard OF the civil
service law in this office.
It is learned that the Mr.. Campbell |
who is referred to in the first part OF the
report OF the commission has submitted |
his resignation as a clerk to the Civil |
Service Commission to take effect in two !
weeks.
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Norfolk & NYcatern IpurcI,nsc

COLUMBUS, o., June l3.-The Sciota
Valley & New England railroad was to-
day purchased by the Norfolk Il West.
ern Company, and will become part Of
that system. The purchase price is not
given, but ii is saidl to have, been So.
100000. 1t will be operated rs the
Northwest 4 Eastern Ohio connection
Of the Norfolk & Western. The princi.
pal Offices arc at Roanoke, Va. -
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bethany CoInulencemc ont,

Theexercises attending the forty.ninth
annual commencement Of Bethany COL
lege begin to-day. The programme is as
follows: Saturday, June II, elocutionary
entertainment; Sunday, baccalaurea,e
sermon Monday, junior performance
Tuesday, address Of undergraduates );
Wednesday, performance Of literary so.
cieties; Thursday morning, commence
ment; Thursday evening, reception.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, June l3.-Edwin T.
Elliott, Assistant Passenger Agent OIL
tho Louisyille & Nashville railroad in
this City, is missing this morning with
about 5000 Tor probably more) OF the
eompany's money. He manipulated
tho mileage hooks, He ia said to have
plunged heavily gu the races recently.
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CHICAGO, June l3.-Judge Collins en-.
tered .s.s d q; deficiency, decree 9oi seG5,soS
against the,B Burton Manufac.u...1ss' com com:
panyin!isyor OF the! Central Trust COM
pany, OF New York. The decree Is on q
suit to ioreclose mortgages given them
in the Central Trust company case, !
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WAslIlSaToN, June l3.-The House
Committee on Election Gases has de-
cided to call up in the House the Missis.
sippi contested case Of Chalmers VS..
Morgan. This will be followed during
the ensuing week by the Virginia case
OF Langston vs.. Venable and the South
Carolina case Of Miller vs. Elliott. The
committee has allowed $1,000 each for
the expenses to the parties in the cases
already decided, except in tho case Of
Gate, Of Arkansas, who was allowed
81, 900. .- A.
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BERLIN, June l3.-It is reported that
the announcements OF General Du Yer
no, the Minister OF War, relative to fur.
ther military requirements were made
without the consent Of Chancellor Won
Caprivi, and that in consequence the
resignation OF the War Minister may be
expected.
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Thnllks, AMfullY,

A Canton, Ohio, dispatch says: "Jim.
my Peoples has been released by Canton
and will resume umpiring in the Tri.
State league. The Canton people are
having IN awful time this year trying to
secure q winning team by releasing men
every day." This news will be hailed
with delight by all patrons OF the game
in this city. Peoples is worth more to
the Trl-State league as an umpire than
any other man. Jimmy knows his bus.
iness, and what is Canton's loss is our
everlasting gain.
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Fight Among Cowboys.

AlnuovEnQur, N. NJ, June lS.-Thtere here.
wcs FREQ fight Wednesday among 2
number Of cowboys in soccorro county,
resulting in the death OF John and Gar
te,t Davis on ppp side, and Fred .1ios,
lelte; on the other. This is the second OF
the Groslette boys who has come " \
violent death In that county. a
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! Shot Ia n Drunkcn Quarrel.

Plr7sHuRau, Pa, June lS.-Dusing a
drunken quarrel at New Castle, Pa, last
night Charles Portland, q miner, was
was fatally shot by Mickey Brosell, his
friend. < Brosell lied Immediately after
the shooting but q posse has started in
pursuit. n. -s y.
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West TirE,ninn Promoted.

Special Dispatch 10 the Htt''fcerctr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June l3.-T. Ray
Wiley, Of Morgantown, sou OF ex-Sena-
tor .Waitman T. Wiley, and who has
been for several years q clerk in the
Pension Office. has been promoted from
a II, 400 cleIkship to $1,000 per year.
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Senator Faulkner Gets Appropriations.

Special Dispatch to the IHteiigasoer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 13.-Sena.
tor Faulkner appeared before the Com.
mittee on Commerce OF the Senate to.
day and secured an appropriation OF
So, 900 to continue the improvement OF
the Monongahela river between Nor
gantown and Fairmont. He also se-
cured an increase for the Little Kan
awha river from $4,000 to $50 900,
which will be sufficient to complete the
dam and locks. He also introduced u
bill in the Senate for public library
building for postoiiice at Huntington,
costing $4,000. He leaves ta.moreow
night, in company with Congressman
Anderson, for Nicholas Court House,
where he expects to speak on Monday.
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Linsly Institute commene,m, IN,

Tho sevensy.sixth annual commence.
ment OF Linsly Institute takes place at
the Opera House Tuesday night next.
The attendant exercises will begin to-
morrow night. at which time Rev. DR..
D. 4. Cunningham will preach the bac-
calaureate sermon ut the First Prcsby-
terian church.
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: : S---s
Famous Stallion Sold.

4.rxlsoroS. KY, June ls.-Aliller and
Sibley, Of Franklin, Pa., have bought ol
g. H. Hopper, Of Unionville, Ohio, the
brown stallion Connoiaseur, four years
old, by Etectioueer, dam Consolation by
Dictator, for $4,000.
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On Friday evening the following list
OF young ladies will be graduated from
the Seguin Collegiate Institute at the
Opera House: II. Maude Mitchell,
Mollie i. McAllister and Lucille v.
Donabue, OF this city, and Miss Carrie
NJ. Sliger, OF bridgeport, and Miss Carrie
S. Arnett. OF Beuwood. :,
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BERLIN, June 13.-An explosion oc-
Cured to-day in a drying chamber OF
the powder factory Mt spandau. Several
workmen were injured and great damage
was done to the factory. tsar0s +
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Sr. PETERBsuRa, June l3.-Tlc Czaro.
witch will start on tour Of the world
on August !: He will return by way o.
the United States. NJ, n t.31
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y ClSclsSArl, June 1S.-Belmont COL
lege, formerly .no =. .ms'S "oe'' college, az
College Hill, Ohio, has conferred the de-
gree Of IL. D. on Murat Hatstead Of the
J CINCINNATI Commercial. Gazette.
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Dig League Giinies.

Cincinnati, 7; Cleveland, 5. IN. L.)
Buffalo, .; Pittsburgh, II. z. L..
Athletics, 5; Brooklyn, /. (Aaso.
Cleveland I; Chicago, II. (P. L)
Louisville, 3; Toledo. 4. (Asso.)
Brooklyn, 10; New York, 7. (P. L.)
Brooklyn, 4; New York, .. IN. L.)
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Whccthg... .............2 0 . 0 2 0 3 4 Ct:
A 20 o.;

Earned runs, Wheeling. 10: Akron 5. Twobase
hits, .wceney, Armitage and Osborne. 5. Three
base hits. M.tz and O'lourxc. Ilome runs,
Mo!s,,, sscriiire his, Carey, liszcn, Glcnalviu
hhd IeiS'cr Stolen bases, Cnrcy, Lytle t31
iiennlyin. Struck out. by Fitzgerald :; by Os'
borne 2; BY Whinnery s. Bases on balls. oil
Fitzgerald, I: oH Osborne. .; OF Whlnpcry /.
Wild pitches. Wh!nnery. Passed balls. Lytle. /:
10 Armitasc; Berger to Carey. Time, 2:lO. Um.
ptrc Jamisou,
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BERLIN, June 13.-rhe session OF the
Prussian Dict ended to-day. Before the
members separated they loudly cheered
the Emperor.
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Mt. do Chuntnl Distribution.

The annual distribution OF awards will
be held at Mt. de Chantal next Wednes-
day at l: 80 N. A train will leave the
Baltimore 4 Ohio depot at / o'clock for
the Mount and will return leaving at 5
pm. Thore will, Of course, be no ad-
mission without tickets, II
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rheoloricni Student Arrested. +.

plrrsnunan, Pa, June 13.-Frank
Foster, a well known young theological
student Of tho United Presbyterian sem.
jnary, in Allegheny, Is under $500 bail
on charge OF stealing s150 from safe
in business house in Allegheny. fos,
ter is from Ohio, and is well thought o.
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RUN INTO A WASllOUT.
Three Persons Killed by Freight Wreck.
Afnny Persons Drowned.

Three Persons Killed by IL Freight Wreck.
Ninny Persons Drowned.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 1S.-At Bull
creek, Elk miles above Maysville, last
night, two dark clouds met and burst.
The creek jumped over its banks and
swept adriit several dwelling
houses and their frightened occupants.
The stone culvert Of the G. 4 o. Canal
over Bull Creek, was washed into the
river, and about l2 o'clock last night,
while the storm was at its height, the
west bound freight train ran into wash
out, causing Il fearful wreck. The engine
and nine cars were piled on top OF one-
another, almost out Of sight In the creek
bottom.
Engineer G. G. Roadcap aud fireman
Morris Fonaker and brakeman Charles
Eaton are buried beneath the wreck.
and their bodies have not yet been re-
covered.
\ fast wrecking train on the way to
the scene this morning, ran over Frank
Scott, a coored etupioye. and killed him.
Abou. n dozen persons living on the
banks of Bull creek nre reported drown.
cd. The following bodies have been
found: John Rurgles, q we'll known
fisherman Lucy +. Estler, widow, and
her two daughters. Bette and Julia, and
two sous. Several hundred people from
Maysville have gone to the scene Of the
GieaSier. fG .r.t t-'-5,5 -.r
MASHED INTO HINpLISG WOOD. j.
The nineteen cars down in the wash.
ont are mashed into kindling wood. The
engine is now out OF sight in the quick
sand. The train was running over
thirty miles per hour. Two wrecking
trains have been busy all day removing
tho debris. The woskmen have just
found two mangled bodies: James lr.
win had Il portable saw mill located up
Bull creek, above the railroad. The
clouds suddenly bursting caused a riSe
in the creek averaging two feet per min.
ute, and it looked like a twenty.loot
wall when it struck the railroad. The
saw mill with hundred logs were
hurled against aud demolished the cul;;
vert. The strength Of the flood and
(lcrcencss OF the storm were unparalleled
for forty years. Some persons on bpll
creek Sre still missing, but are expected
to turn up al right. B 3S.l5
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HOOPS SARsArAR1LLAha has the largest
sale Of any medicine beioreHthe public.
Any honest druggist will confirm this
ltatementy I {
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Special Dispatch to The hstellicencr.
WAsnlSoroS, D. O., June l3.-J. L.
Barr, vice F. r. Rei.z, deceased, has
been appointed postmaster ut Toll Gate,
Richie county. ~ .r,.ra5.s
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L. Dlckey, announced that the toast,
were In order, and tho following wer,
proposed by the Toast Muster, Dr.
George Baird:
"oar State Response by Hon. Al.
"rhe City" Response by Col. Rob.
ert White.
"our Clergy" Response by Rev. r,
r. Swope, D. D.
"The Bench and Bar" Response by
Hon. Daniel d. Lucas.
"rhe Medical Profession" Response
by DR.. W. II. Sharpe.
u "rhe Press" Response by William
Tucker.
"Thc Public Health" Response by
DR.. 7. A. Harris.
"Tho Ladies'" Response by Colonel
George 7. Bissell. ll y,
Judge Lucas's speech was especially
happy, eloquent and full of vii.
DR.. Swopes was also model
oi lis kind, and Col. White sur.
prised his warmest admirers. Col,
B'ssell's speech also was sprisht-
!y and bubbling over with Nit.
But all tho responses were eloquent and
'elicitous, and special mention would be
nvidious. Suffice It to say that the
was fitting wind'np 10 n nota.
,le gathering.
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Magistrate-"What is your name n,
Prisoner-"smizz," Prisoners friend
That's bis full name, your honor When
he's sober his name is Smith. lI :
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When the last course was removed,
the Chairman OF the evening, Dr.. John
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Canton Wins.
Special Dt,pd.eh TO the InielliDenccr.
CANTON, o., June l3.-The home team
was victorious to-day:

q
Battcrics-Canton, Young and Yaik: Dayton
stnpleton aud Williams. Umpi.e-Mlll.
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OELAHONA'IS LEGISLATIVE BEAR
GARDEN.

The wild and woolly outbreaks of whieh
We hear from time to time as occurring
in the Oklahoma legislature call to mind
the Graco- Roman exhibitions of profane
and vulgar oratory and craftsmanship in
the last session of the lower house of con-
gress.
Almost from the beginning the Okla
homa legislative bear garden has been
the scene of repeated strife and impas-
stoned contention verging at times
towards violence and bloodshed. But
little respect has been paid to the forms
aud rules of decorum that are popularity
supposed to govern in such august assem-
blies. The row is in the nature of
county seat fight, but conducted on
bigger scale, as the stake is big one,
to-wit: the location of the territorial
capitol. On that question the PEG pie of
the newly organized territory are divided
into two hostile camps as bitter in their
animosities towards each other as was
ever Round Head and Cavalier, or
Orangeman and Catholic. Guthrie
wants the capitol and Oklahoma City
wants it. Between the claims of these
two aspirauts the legislature was about
evenly divided.
Some weeks ago, after g fierce and
bitter struggle maintained for several
weeks, bill locating the capital at
Oklahoma City passed on final and ex-
citing vote by a majority of one. 1t was
promptly vetoed by Governor Steele, who
is strong partisan of the Guthrie fac
ton. Ever since that time the Guthrie
ties, or q large faction of them, realizing
the impossibility OF making their own
burg the seat of the capitol, have been
working tooth and nail in conjunction
with a new gang organized for the pur-
pose OF carrying off the prize to King
fisher, small but loud and pretentious
village of shanties on the western verge
of the new Territory. The effort to get
q consideration of the Kingfsner bill I'M
der suspension of the rules, led to the
late exciting episode, when a member
flourished his sIx-shooter in the chamber
and called on the speaker to clear the
chamber of lobbyists.
,,.If the Oklahoma solons don't adjourn
Soon and go home, nothing short of
miracle will prevent q Donuybrook- FAIR
melee, in which the parched and poverty
stricken Territory Will be deprived of
some of its ambitious and fiery statesmen
and Office hunters.