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INNOCENILY POISONED.
Result Of Not Knowing Proper.
ties Of wild Parsnip."
A FAMILY IN CONCLUSIONS,
Two Dead and Two More will not lso
covcr-Thrce Other Members OF
tho Family Saved by prompt
Application Of Emctics.

OTTAWA, June dead In his be,
with q dying sister on either side OF hin
lay Achille Campeau, Of Lake George,
village forty miles from Ottawa, when
neighbor woman was attracted by ieebl.
cries OF help from the Campeau cottage
Another child was rolling in his death
agony upon the floor, and near by; gasp
Ing and helpless, lay their mother and
the aged grandfather OF the little ones
the latter relapsing into insensibility by
the fearful visitation OF torture and deatl,
which he had innocently brought upon
the unfortunate household. While rails.
ing the suffering woman from the floor
into an easier position, the terrified
neighbor heard her murmur the word
Poison, aud having thus learned tho
cause Of the fearful situation, at once
gave the alarm.
Soon the settlement was asst aud mes.
senger was dispatched to plautagcnant
village, six miles distant, to bring a
doctor. The village physician, Dr..
Petty, made all possible hasle to the set.
tlement. One little boy was dead, the
other evidently beyond hope OF recov.
cry, while the mother, grandfather and
the two little girls and an infant but
three months old were in desperate con.
dition. Nc
Emetics were administered, and before
he left the cottage Dr.. Petty was sue.
cessful in saving the lives OF three OF the
poisoned patients, although the others
were, he feared, too far gone to rally.
On Wednesday old man Campeau
went into the woods to dig roots to make
up some medicine for sick horse, He
gathered lot, both OF the kind he
wanted and Of some others he knew
nothing about. The latter he said te
the children, who gathered about when
be returned to-the cottage, tasted kind
Of sweet, aad thinking they. could do
the little ones no harm he gave them ali
as much as they wanted. The mother,
too, took some and gave q little to her
three months old baby. In few min.
utes all were taken with fearful pains.
The woman and her baby were living
lnsensible on the floor when the doctor
and the woman entered. The old man
had fallen at the doorsteps, and near the
bed one little boy was rolling around in
dreadful pain. But when she looked in
the bed she saw what made her heart
stand still. ln the middle was the Oldest
boy, about 8 years old, dead. A little
sister lay on either side OF him, The
second boy has died, and the doctor says
the old man and iniunt will likely fol-
low. 1t will be close call with the
other three, he says, but he has hopes
that he can pull them through. The
root which the old man had given them
poison, -
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LONDON, June 2.-Alr. Gladstone. in
reply to questions put to him by Liber-
ais in Glasgow, denies that he ever
stated the shooting affair at Alitchells-
town, Ireland, and the Siberian atroci-
ties were parallel outrages. Though, he
says. he spoke Of them together, he did
not desire the inference to be drawn that
he regarded the Nitchellstown affair as
equally as bad as the outrages perpe-
trated by the Russian officials In Siberia.
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THE CANTEEN QUESTION
In tho Army-1ho Conference Report
Adopted In the Senate.

In tho Army - I'll, Conference Report
Adopted In the Senate.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 1.-The con.
ference report on the Army Appropri.
alton bill was taken up in the Senate
and the question in regard to the pro-
vision as to canteens was discussed, the
conference report being to the effect
that no Intoxicating drinks should be
supplied in canteens, or in traders
stores in States or Territories, where
prohibition legislation exists.
Mr.. Allison, who presented the re-
port spoke in defense OF it.
Mr.. George asked Mr.. Allison why
the rule should be restricted to enlisted
men, aud should not apply also to OIL.
GERS.
Mr.. Allison replied that the Senator
must answer that question himself.
Mr.. Hale predicted that If this canteen
system went into effect that it would be-
come so obnoxious that it would last but
little while.
Mr.. Plumb suggested that the move.
ment against the canteen system was in
Tho interest OF the post traders. The
whole matter, he said, was a fight be.
tween the post trader and the cantcen.
Ii he had his way about the amend.
ment reported by the committee, he
would not stop with the man who had
sl3 month, but would make it apply
to every man in the Army, from the
General down.
Mr.. Hale replied to Mr.. Plumb, and
said that the movement against the can
teen was an honest and serious one, and
did not originate with the post trader,
who was going 10 lose his profits.
Mr.. Plumb suggested to Mr.. Hale, that
he should sit down and write out such
proposition as he would like to see ap-
piled to himself as well as others.
Mr.. Hale replied that the question
was not one to be settled by personal
illusions. It was serious and grave
question; whether tho United States
government should now for the first
time embark in the selling OF liquor to
its soldiers. It was not q question TO be
settled by taunt or sneer, or a per-
sonal allusion. a..
The conference report was agreed to-
ypas az. naysS EU.. H-.I
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Naval Board Of Visitor.

ANNAPOLIS, Mp, June 2.-Thc Board
Of Visitors to the Naval Academy were
officially received at l0:45 to-day. The
Academy Board and the officers in
charge OF other departments assembled
at the library building at 1880 to &C.
company the Board OF Visitors in the in
spection OF the Academy. The cadets
paraded as battalion Of infantry, with
the Academy band the center Of the
battalion, opposite the flagstaff. The
Marine guard paraded with field music
on the walk opposite the library build.
ing. The Marine guard saluted the
Board Of Visitors as it passed aRd sa-
lutte Of seventeen guns was fred. The
Board vast hen received by the cadets.
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Land Spectators Warned.

LONDON, June 2.-There is great
speculation going on at present IN the
shares Of Kentucky and Tennessee land
companies. In some cases the shares
have rapidly risen until they now bring
from 240 to 800 per cent premium. The
London Economist warns speculators
that their ventures are being greatly
overdone, and predicts that the present
inflated prices cannot be maintained,
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Tho Nllucrs Tomb,

WlLKmnAnRE, Pa, June 2.-The
water in the South Wilkesbarro shaft
where eight men were entombed on
March ., was partly pumped out to-day
and an exploring party entered the
mine tonight, and are now looking for
victims. The mine is full OF gas and
grave fears arc entertained that the ex-
plore1s may be driven back. The ex.
ploration is watched with intense
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Eight lIuur Movement,

WAsnlSGToS, D. G., June 2.-The
House Committee on Labor has author
lied favorable report with amendments
on tho resolution offered by Mr.. Mason,
OF Illinois, for an investigation in regard
tothe eight hours OF labor. AS amend
ed, the resolution authorizes sub.com.
mi,teo OF the Committee. on Labor to
take evidence at such places rs it may
determine during the present session, or
during the recess, in regard to the estab-
lishmcnt Of eight hours Ms days labor,
aud in regard to the operation and en-
forcement OF the eight hour federal law ;
and also to the advisability Of establish.
ing minimum rate OF wages 10 be paid
laborers in Government employ.
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A SILVER BILL

VIII DO Pissed, SO Thinks McISiniey-The
Session of Congress VIII bo n Long One.
New YoRE, June "a Washington
special says: Major Mckinley said this
afternoon: ~ believe silver bill will
becomea law by act Of this session, al.
though it is not a sure thing by any
means. There is demand for 1t from
every direction, aud l DO not think we
ought 10 adjourn before a silver bill is
passed. The House will devote itself to
the measure within a few days. Yes,
this will be long session. We will not
adjourn, in my judgment, till late in
August"
"The Senate will talk tariff for a
whole month, l presume, and it may be
August before the tariff bill is finally
passed. No, l don't believe we will pass
either federal or an anti.gerrymander-
ing bill. There is strong objection to
all the measures introduced 80 far on
those subjects"
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BRIEF TELEGEAMS.

According 10 the public debt state
ment for May the total debt less the cash
in the Treasury June ! was Sl,O0S,S5S,.
500. The decrease OF the debt during
the month was S668i,S7l. Decrease
since June ], 1889, sG7,6s7,7e2.
The London Tailors' Union now has {
membership Of over 10000, and has
opened its doors to thousands Of under
hands, who are availing themselves o
the opportunity Of associating them
selves with the more skilled Of th,
craft. This action is taken in view o
! the probability Of q strike.
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Grain Broker Fails,

sr. JOSEPH, Mo-, June Edison
Gregg, one of the largest grain brokers
on the Missouri river, has failed for s50,-
900. His assets have not been estimated,
but are known to be small. He oper.
ated fifteen elevators on the St. Joseph
4 Grand Island railroad and the Chicago
& Nebraska railroad in Kansas and
Nebraska. Mr.. Gregg's failure is due te
heavy purchases Of corn made for July
lalivary.
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WINDSOR, Osr., June 2.-George
Hayes, passenger train brakeman, was
instantly killed here this morning, his
head being caught between the bumpers
Of two cars. Hayes was the principal
witness in the celebrated Birchall. BEN
well murder case, and his sudden death
will rob the Dominion OF the one wit
ness who saw Birchall and his victim on
fhn train EH',1f @ .g4s-rs .-g
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a ChIcnco GIrl pInnrnenrn.

CHICAGO. June 2.--Miss Mary John.
son has been missing from her home, on
Woodlawn ayenue, Hyde Pork, since
last Thursday. The circumstances at.
tending her disappearance led her
friends to fear that she had either been
murdered or abducted. Miss johnson
is 20 years old and very attractive in ap,
pearance. When last seen she was in 9
buggy with an unknown man who va,
driving west on Garfield boulevard. =
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Receiver Appointed.

CHICAGO, June 2.-George R. Davis,
County Treasurer, and a well known
politician was to-day agreed on by the
attorneys and appointed by Judge Col
Inns receiver Of the Chicago Gas Trust
Company, now the Chicago Gas Com
pany, in bonds Of 100000.
It having been settled that the court
would make the selection to-day, Judge
Collins court room was crowded this
morning. A score Of candidates were
either present in person or were repre-.
sentcd by counsel. Then there were
about fifty brokers who came to get the
first tip as to the appointment,
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To Attend to WORLDS rair Matters. .,,5a7 :

srRlSerlELD, I'LL, June 2.-It was re.
ported last evening that Governor Fifel
will issue proclamation convening the
General Assembly in extra session June
II. The call will be confined to the con.
sideration ofbills and resolutions rela.
tive to the Worlds Fair 10 be held a,
Chicago in 1893, including the submit
ting to the people OF a constitutional
amendment to permit Chicago to guar.
antee S5.000,000 OF bonds Of the Fair
Association. 1t is understood that it
isn't deemed advisable by the Cover.
nor to include the subjects OF taxation
and compulsory education, as there is
no emergency for action on these ques.
tiOuB.
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BosToX, June AS result OF tht
recommendation in the recent annua
report oil President Elliott, OF Harvard, 8
measure directly in the line OF decreas
ing the college course awaits only the
approval OF the Board OF Ovcrseers be.
fore becoming statute. The Overseers,
however. ARE said to be distinctly divided
on the subject, and 1t is far from likely
that decision will soon be reached. 4
decrease OF the course from four years to
three was the proposition Of the radicals.
But tho compromise which has been
carried through the faculty academic
council and corporation is one which aI-
allows the granting of the degree OF
Bachelor OF Arts in the completion OF
sixteen courses. This hard worker
will do in three years.
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Cincinnati Carpenters Strike,

CINCINNATI, o., June 2.-The carpen-
tiers strike agreed upon yesterday is ac-
complished to-day. About 1,10o men
are reported to have stopped work. The
union and non.union men are unit in
their demands, and it is said the feeling
is so close that many men whose en-
ployers are willing to concede what is
demanded will not 60 to work until all
the employers agree to the demands Of
tho vork kmap
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WASHINGTON. June 1.-The report ex.
tensively circulated that lawyer had
unearthed decision made by the United
States Supreme Court few years ago, in
which the court took exactly opposite
ground to that held by it in the recent
Iowa "orisinal package" decision turns
out to be incorrect. There is a very OBJ.
vious distinction between these two
cases. The case decided several years
ago arose out Of taxation by a State otli.
Ger Of cargo Of coal brought into Lou.
isiana by a ship. But before the coal
was taxed part Of it had been sold, so
that, as It will be seen, it was no longer
all "original package"
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ATLANTA, GA, June 2.-Sam Small is
the central figure in another sensation
which stirs up all Atlanta. This is bis
acceptance Of the Presidency Of Meth
odist College Mt Ogden, Utah. The an
nouncement OF this step comes in tele-
gram from the Rev. Sam himself, so it is
authentic. Just before this, his latest
sensation was the announcement Of his
candidacy for the Legislature. E
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The Marshall Grand Jury.

In the Marshall County Circuit Court
yesterday the following true bills we1e
returned: Illegal sale OF Intoxicating
liquor, L. L. Bolton, ten bills; Lohman
!. Reed, three bills; NJ. L. Brantner,
threa bills; John Higgins, four bills ;
William Snyder, one bill; John Henri.
eta, one bill; John Kull, one bill; Fred.
kemple, one bill; Fred Murray, one
bill Charles Lytton, three bills; William
Darrab, one bill; John Pierce, one bill;
John Tomlinson, one bill; - Allen,
one bill. After the Grand Jury's return
was made court adjourned till to-mor.
row. o. .|f-r-. .t..f. ....
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Mr.. and Mrp. A. +. Nail will arrive in
the city this evening. Mr.. Nail is the
author Of "The Drummer Boy OF
Shiloh" and will auperintend it's pro.
duction at the Opera House next week
for the benefit OF Sheridan Post G. A,
R. The first dress rehearsal will be
held at the Opera House tomorrow
evening. The prices Of admission ior
the performance have been fixed at SC
and e5 cents-no extra charge for re.
served seats.
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RICHMOND, Va, June o.-The Grand
Lodge of the Independent Order Of B
mai Birth assembled in the hall Of the
House OF Delegates to-day. Mayor
Ellyson Welcomed the delegates to Rich.
mond. Hon. J. L. N. Curry made an
eloquent speech. He complimented
the Hebrew race on their exploits in
every field OF usefulness, aud spoke oi
them as the firm and true friends Of
education. ~ ss,t.+l -
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ST. LOUIS, June 2.-Last night police.
men detected thlef robbing man who
was asleep in hallway, at the corner Of
Broadway and Washington avenue. The
thief ran up an alley, followed by officers,
who fired half dozen shots at him. In
trying to scale wall he fell back dead.
1t was found he was shot in the back Of
the neck. He was recognized as William
Howard, OF previous good reputation.
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Ask Your Friends Ah,o,,n,,.4 ~ I,

W. our upea. a,sti;eessing + cough can bo cured.
Vs. We know e 1t because Kemp's Balsa,n
wishin " II tue past few years has cured IA ~
many man coughs and colds in this comms,. su
my. my. a's remarkable sale has been wnn
eentlre1y 6y It's genuine merit, Ask s"nsa "Un
lt!enu VINO mas used It what he th;nl.s
o. hemps Balsam. There ia M 'n,nns moni z
clne 30 pure, none so eiIectiye " .uu Ins'.a
oossses s' 5oc and 81 at all druggists'. pAwS SS
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Wants to Sell Clenpntra's skeleton

CHICAGO, June alexander Taglia-
ferro, OF Alexandria, Egypt, writes to the
Directors Of the Worlds Fair that he
can furnish them sarcophagus, which
he believes and claims is that Of Cleopa-
ira. The skeleton alone is preserved,
and all other contents fell in ashes when
opened at its place OF discovery near Al
exandria. His price is 100000 F. 0. B.
at Alexandria. Governor Fiier will call
a special session Of the Legislature the
18th inst. to act upon the suggestion.
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Work to Begin Soon.

Special Dlspatch to the Iattaigencer.
PARKERsbuRG, June 2.-Senator vii.
liam woodward, Of Spencer, was here
two or three days last week and made
arrangements with the Ohio River Rail
road Company to advertise the contract
for constructing the track OF the Ravens
wood and Spencer railroad. President
Thompson says that work will probably
begin by the middle OF the month ant
the track will be completed this summc
If possible.
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Chicago, IA; Allegheny l. IN. ~
Chicago, 7; Cleveland, 20. (P. L.
Boston, "A; Philadelphia. Q. N. L J
Brooklyn, I; Philadelphia, u. (p. L.
Pittsburgh, 8; Buffalo, /. (P. L.)
New York, 10; Boston I. (p. L..
New York, 9; Brooklyn i. IN. L..
Cincinnati 4; Cleveland, 3. IN. l..
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ThNNLRr mud ]. I.Inl,fninr

PANAMA, May 25.-On the 23rd inst,
a severe thunder and rain storm passed
over the city. At La Boca, the Pacific
terminus of the canal works. the light
ming struck repeatedly, and one ilash
killed workman. The rain was the
heaviest and most prolonged that has oc.
Cured this season. - - -
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Clnrksburg Youth Drowned,

Special Dlspdlch % Me InttEi0encer.
CLARKeBunG, W. VA, June 2.-George
McAtee, aged II years, son of Charles
McAtee, OF this city, was drowned yes.
terday afternoon while bathing in Elk
creek. McAtee could not swim. He
got in deep part OF the creek called
"Calf Hole" and sank before his COM
panions, John Barrett, Tom Ward and
John Burk, could assist him. The body
was recovered by William Cox and al.
exander Roden. This is the second
youth who has been drowned in this
portion OF the creek.
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Wouldu'tA Accept tho Offer.

BALTIMORE, MD, June 2.-Mr. Edward
r. Bacon, President Of the Baltimore &
Ohio Southwestern railway company,
made an offer to the city to buy at par
the $500 shares Of the common stock
OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio railway owned
by the city. The Finance Commission.
ers declined to accept the offer. II.
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On Saturday Mansfield was in first
place in the race for the pennant. for the
first time in the history Of the club, and
the Ne,rs was justified in Growing over
the fact. II the other clubs do not
strengthen materially the RichIand
county terrors are likly to get there.
Following is the standing OF the clubs,
including to.day's games:
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Lyman May Recover.

CouSclL BLUFFS, a., June 2.-Ex.
Congressman Lyman, who was stricken
with paralysis for the third time several
weeks ago, and has been lying in crit.
ical'condition ever since, has recovered
consciousness. His friends and physi.
cirns are confident Of his ultimate re.
rnyarv ~ e. Ta.f z,..'1 80. Itf5 .1'Ea-E
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Wnrllke Is,if,,orN-

HALIFAX, N. s., June 2.-There was a
rumor to-day that advices had been re-.
ceived from England that regiment of
the line and two batteries OF artillery
were about to sail for Newfoundland IN
view OF anticipated trouble. Two tor
pedo boats are expected to arrive from.
England during this month. -.
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THREE PERSONS CREAlATED

Owing to m Attempt to Light Fire with
Kerosene.
DURANGO, COL, June 2.-Slrs. Robert
Morrow yestefdayIaiternoon attempted to
ighta fire with kerosene. An explosion
occurred, which set fire to the clothes OF
the woman, her four-year-old son and
her baby. They were all three Gre.
mated. The house burned above them
before any assistance could be rendered.
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Special Dispatch TO the In!eli0encer. .si .'
WASHINGTON, D. O., June 2.-West
Virginia pensions were granted as fol-
lows:
Original-James Murdock, Penns
boro; Henry Young, Garretts Bend ;
Daniel Pauley, Rome; William Mueller,
Wheeling; Thomas q. Davis, Milton
John Carr, Terra Alta; John Lagsdon,
Knoxville. =. 's5 81:
Reissue and Increase-Arnett Glass.
cock, Fairmont. .@5
Widows Sc.-Mary D. widow Of John
7. Baird, Wheeling.
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Plr7sBuHou, Pa, June 2.-The his.
toric Monongahela house, which was
partly burned down last December, but
is now handsomely remodeled, was re.
opened tonight by grand banquet at
tended by prominent citizens and mem.
bers Of the scotch.Irish Society. Gov.
ers we're laid for 100 guests. Mayo,
Gourley presided, and addresses were
made by Colonel Capers, OF Alabama, A
Q. Floyd, Of Nashville, Captain Batch
elor, Vice President Of the Pittsburgh
Chamber Of Commerce, Major A. Mon
tooth, and others. M ~
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EASE BALL.

Wheeling Losen to Akron Yesterday.
Other Games Abrond,
For some reason the Akron correspnd-
ent OF the INTELLlGENcER failed to send
a report Of yesterdays game at that
place. Through private sources last
evening it WAS learned that Wheeling
had been defeated by a score Of Is to 10.
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New HAVEN, CoNS., June 2.-At l 80
this morning fire broke out in the left OF
building at Tucker 4 BarrY's shipping
yard, at Madison, and quickly spread to
the two four.masted schooners on the
docks. Both vessels and everything
connected with the yard were totally de-
stroyed, Total loss, $4,000. ..I-
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Master Carpenters TO be Prosecuted.

CHICAGO. June 2.-Ths statement is
published here that Special Treasury
Agent Stitch will tomorrow begin pro-
ceedings against the officers of the Mas.
ter Carpenters and Builders Association
for violation OF the alien contract labor
law, in bringing to this city from Can
ada a lot OF carpenters, to take the places
OF men who struck last April.