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CHICAGO, Ills, June 6.-The English
syndicate business, it seems, has its
drawbacks, 80 says a morning paper. In
has proved to be so in the brewery busi.
ness. There are n good many Irish sa-
loon keepers and almost without excep.
ton they decline to buy beer Of English
syndicate breweries. So strong is the
prejudice that an effort is being made to
create the impression that the syndicate
which bought our several Chicago brew
cries and malt houses is IN American
and not IN English syndicate. There is
good reason to believe, however, tha. it
was an English syndicate that bought
the properties.
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To Bore near AIoundsvillc.

An oil we'll will be put down on the
koontz farm, about two miles from
Moundsyille, up Little Grave creek.
The lumber is now being hauled out
and drilling will te commenced as soon
as the necessary preparations can be
made. 1t is reported on the streets
that oil has been struck at the well on
the Hicks farm. but it is impossible to
obtain any definite information concern
ing the truth OF the rumor.
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New HAVEN, CoSS, June 6.-Ed-
ward and George Smith, aged IS and 10
years, and their mother, were drowned
in a pond at Middleburg, yesterday. The
mother had rushed into the water to
help the boys, who had been playing on
q raft, and had been thrown into the
wa:er by its capsizing. She could not
swim, and, getting beyond her depth,
Vas drowned with her children, I.
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X. T. Officers,

At the annual election Of Cyrcne
Commandery, No. !, X. T., held last
evening at the Asylum, the following
officers were elected for tho ensuing
Templar year: En-. Sir Alfred PAUL,
EN-. Com. Jno. G. Riheldatfer, General.
issimo; Sir Ed. J.. Rose, Cspt. General
Sir Frank T. Jepson, Treasurer; Sil
VIM. II. Grabe, Recorder; Sir ]. V, l.
Rodgers, Trustee; Sir Frank II. Warden
Prelate; Sir R. II. List, Sen. Warden
Sir Geo. Giflin, Jun. Warden; Sir L
". Blayney, Std. Bearer; Sir Frank E
Mccoy, Sword Bearer; Sir VIM
BOUCHER, Warder; ]. Elwood Hughes
lat quad; R. NJ. Browne, End Guard;
Henry Morris, 3sd Guard; Sir 7. W
Bliss, Sentinel. .
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FAULKNER IS BRIBBD,
A Committee Of the Senate
Should be Appointed 4
TO INVESTIGATE Mr.. QUAY
FJr Presenting tho West Virginia
Senator With n Canc-such Cor. /,
rmpt Methods Should Not DO
Tolerated In FREQ America. <
S1cia. DispoieA 10 Ae Intelligence.

WAsmISdroS, D. G., June 6.-Tho
Ermng Star says: Senator Faulkner re.
joiccs in the possession Of a beautiful
cane. 1t was given him this morning by
Senator N. S. Quay. When tho Penn.
syvanian was down in Florida he cut
tine specimen OF lignum vita and has
since haj It polished and decorated with
4 gold head. Faulkner and Quay arc
the Damon and Pythias Of the Senate.
They entered the body atthe same time,
and Immediately became such close
friends that they paired with each other,
not for 4 month or three months, but for
six years. Senator Quay appreciates
Senator Faulkner's friendship, and Sem
ator Faulkner thinks good deal Of the
cane uud the donor. GrE5 Fl
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TIE SILVER BILL
Discussed In tho Ilouso-vote to bc Taken
This Afternoon. r-1- L

Discussed In tho lIouso-EOte to bc Taken
This Afternoon. 81 E
WASHINGTON, June G.-The Silver de-
bate was resumed in the House this
morning. Mr.. Lind, OF Minnesota, being
the first speaker. 'G.s ~ ~ Z
IIe represented, he said, an agricul'
tural district, the farmers Of which we're
not poor, but not wholly prosperous.
The depressed condition was due to the
low prices OF agricultural products. He
believed that prices were affected by the
amount OF money in circulation. The in
crease OF circulation advanced prices and
shrinkage OF circulation diminished
them. 60 :
y The increase in the purchasing ynlue
OF gold wAs due to the fact that its pro-
duction was decreasing. while its use in
art was increasing. II silver had been
allowed 10 retain its place as money
throughout the world, it too, would have
enhanced in purchasing power. Silver,
he said, should be restored to its former
position. This was demanded by the
great mass Of the American people. 1t
was no argument 10 say that the people
did not understand the question. They
did. The people could think and reason
rs well rs a member Of Congress. The
Judgment OF the popular mind, like wo.
mans reasoning, was generally right.
Commenting on the three measures
before the House. Mr.. Lind said that the
Treasury bill was the most objection
able. Under friendly Secretary it
might be made useful in increasing the
volume OF currency, but under an un-
friendly Secretary 1t might be danger
Gus. Personally, he believed the free
coinage bill presented not only the best
but the quickest way to settle the whole
question; but he believed that 1t was
hest to yield something even to preju-
dice, II by so doing legislation almost
equally eilicacious and less objection.
able 10 some classes be secured. Such a
measure was the Republican caucus
bill.
Mr.. Flower, OF New York, confined
his remarks not TO the silver question,
but to a constitutional amendment rsle.
eating to the people within prescribed
localities the choice OF such administers
tive officials whose functions OF office lie
entirely within the prescribed area and
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Caifforn,, Consr,rncv,

SAN Diego, CAL, June 0.-The latest
statement with regard to the illibuster.
ing scheme is that advices have been re.
ceived to the effect that the Mexican
government had requested the United
States Government to send u regiment
ofsoldiers to San Diego to prevent any
probable or Possible Conspiracy to cap.
ture Lower California from being car
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Torriilc Storm. IN New vorl,

New YoRK, June G.-The terrific
thunderstorms otlast evening, through.
out the night and till long after day.
break seem to have been widespread,
From al! points OF the compass and from
hundreds Of miles away comes the story
OF floods and havoc by lightning and
high winds. Several lives were lost. In
and about the city several buildings were
struck and burned, houses unroofed and
fences and trees laid PROSTATE.
At Elmira the most terrific thunder.
storm Of the year prevailed yesterday
and last evening. james A. Ward was
struck by lightning and burned.
AT Haverly, N. Y, there was cloud
burst, and the streets and many cellars
were flooded, doing much damage. The
railroad tracks We're covered for time,
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Discovered In Ti,n.

LONDON, Ont, June Ga part OF an
embankment about l50 feet long and 90
feet deep on the main line OF the Grand
Trunk Railroad, between Kokomo and
London gave way last night. The acci.
dent was caused bythe recent heavv
rains. Through trains arc being I,,S
around oy st. Thomas without much de-
lay. It's expected that the break will
be repaired in three days. 1t was dis.
covered by the section men in time IN
prevent an accident. ''Ae -''''' ~ ~
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EeRr an Intllnn lIpribfnr.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Secretary
Of the Interior has received telegram
corrobotating the report that a white
maa was recently murdered on the
Tongue river reservation in Montana by
the Northern Cheyenne Indians. The
settlers in that section are said to be in
a state OF great alarm, tearing a general
uprising, and In order to prevent further
bloodshed and to restore confidence and
a feeling Of safety among the settlers,
the Secretary has requested the War
Department to Immediately despatch
one or more companies Of cavalry to the
reservation, saFsii h;
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West Virginia Editor Missing,

CINCINNATI, June G.-Several days ago
]. R. Dudley, the editor of the Evening
Times. at Huntington, W. Va, came
here to purchase lot OF new type, and
put up at the Dennison House. As he
was to have returned home in a few
days, his wife, when she did not hear
from him, became anxious, and last
night arrived here. At the Dennison
she ascertained that he had not been
there since Monday night. Subsequent
ly Mrs. Dudley called ut Central Police
Station and requested the officers to look
out ior her erring liege.
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4 JUDGE WITH NERVE.
An Arknnsas Jarist WHO'S Hound TO uaxc
nv lloacss Elections.

nv lioaest Elections.
LITTLE Reck, AnK, Juno O.-Judp,
Hill, Of the county court, who was cen
sured by the grand jury, has written ,
letter which has caused the greatest OK.
citement, and will doubtless be used OK.
tensively during the coming campaign,
He was elected as an Independent and
things he says: "Grand juries never
paid any attention to my administration
previous to the last election. The cause
Of their sudden desire to find some.
thing In my official acts that would
cause my removal only sprang up when
l appointed election judges who would
count votes aA they were cast and not as
the tricksters desired them to be count.
ed. These ISLANDERS. libels and base at.
tacks upon my character are the result
ola damnable conspiracy, which am
informed Ia to result inmy
assassination II cannot DO got rid Of
otherwise"
but now serve notice upon the con.
sptrators that they cannot intimidate
me and that they cannot make me
waver from my determination to al.
the Affairs of my Office hon.
,slly, and for the best interest Of the |
oeople Of Pulaski county. They had
better DO their numbering right quickly, !
or l am tired ofthis corruption Ia elec.
ions and stealing. and miscountiDg Of
ballots, aud 1t shall happen no more, il |
live. for / win agaiu appoint judges
who have the nerve to count the votes
alrly and honestly, and the corruption.
sts who want me out OF the way will
lave to come 10 the clerks Office and
teal them again.
"Duripg my administration have
aved the people s250,00O, which form.
'rly Went God knows where-into the
rockets Of corrupt officials, no doubt
nd have spent this money in improv.
ng roads, building bridges, and furnish
ng the county with suitable buildings.
Az this additional revenue did not In.
rease the taxation one cent, mind you.
t was kept out of the hands and pock.
Is OF the official thieves, that's alb
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Z A Juror Keprtmn aided and Fined,

WASHINGTON, Pa, June G.-Several
times during the term Of court, which is
now in session here, there have been
reports floating around that jurors were
using intoxicating drinks while deliber-
ating on cases. Yesterday afternoon it
became evident to the court that such
vas the case, and juryman who had
Just returned a verdict was brought be.
foro the judge, and, on being questioned,
admitted that he had been drinking.
The Judge :reprimauded him severely
and committed him 10 jail until he
should pay q fine oiS25. Z. AS
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EAST AFRICA.
The Attitude Of Germany md England
Some Trouble Ahead.

Ao <iIutu"o VI eermhhy ana EhHIAuus
Some Trouble Ahead.
LONDON, June 6.-The Chronicle this
morning offers another instalment Of
advice to the government in regard 10
Africa, its article being directly antagon-
istlc to the suggestions contained in the
presumably inspired article in the
Times on the same subject. The onlv
honest and patriotic course for Lord
Salisbury to pursue, says the Chronicle,
ia to stop his treating with Germany
with reference to the respective spheres
OF influence Of Germany and England
in Africa without delay, and to see to
that British traders in East Africa re-
occupy positions from which the
Premier has evicted them through his
desire to conciliate Germany.
The spectacle Of England turning her
back upon Englishmen in English terri
tory while assuming IN attitude OF sup
l!cation toward Germany is one that
the people Of Great Britain are not ac-
customed to, and are not inclined to en-
courage a continuance Of.
The Times' leading article on tho
rightsof England and Germany in Africa
is exciting widespread comment, mas
much as the writer thereof is believed
to have been officially inspired, if in
deed the article was not penned in the
foreign office. The other newspapere.
without regard to political leanings, Wig
orously protest against the proposals
contained In the article that measure
OF concession should be made to Gel.
many's claims in Africa, and many Of
the journals unqualifedly y contend that
Germany is the one to make CONCESSIONS
which England should make no delay
in insisting upon. 1t is quite evident
from the drift OF popular opinion that
the government would be badly worst
ed in a division in Parliament on any
question Of confidence in its African
policy, and there is suspicion that tho
presumably inspired article was put out
as a feeler, -.l,'s, - ' = ~ go 80
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UOuHea Svel,t Swnv.

scnoMBERa, ONT, June Gin conse.
quence Of heavy rain yesterday and the
sweeping away Of two large mill dams,
the village Of Shomberg sustained heavy
losses: BUSINESS houses and private
dwellings were swept away by the food
and many persons are left homeless and
in destitute circumstances. The total
loss is estimated at Sl5,0 or more.
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San FRAxcIsco, June Can investi.
cation into the soundness OF the walls ol
the northwest wing OF the new city hall
has baen ordered. Instead OF being
sealed brick they are filled with mud
etc. Other defects are found and furthe,
investigation has been ordered. !.
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Thunder Stor,us ana Wind,

DUBUQUE, a., June G,-The last four
days have been Remarkable for great at
mospheric disturbances in this vicinity.
There has been succession OF terrific
thunder storms, drenching rains and
violent gales Of wind. The storm has
had q terrible, effect on the railroads,
They have had more than half a dozen
wrecks in this vicinity within four days.
Two train men We're killed Monday night
in 81. Paul, Chicago & Kansas CITY
freight, which Went into washout near
East Dubuaue.
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Mnrtin-burr's Public nuiIdlns,

Sptria, Dispdtch 70 Me Lntettigencer.
WAsnlSdroS, June G.-Mr. Faulkner
called at the White House this afternoon
10 urge the President to sign the bill
passed last week providing for the erec-
ton OF Il public building at Martinsburg.
There hus been talk to the effect that
the measure was in danger Of. being
vetoed, but Mr.. Faulker does not have
any such approximations. The President
asked him 10 send in all the data he had
showing the necessity OF building at
Marsinsburg, and the Senator has sent
in about ten pages, embracing a very
fair statistical showing in favor Of Mar
tiDsbuIg. 5z> -.
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Mill hams ISurut

GREENWOOD, ONT., June G.-The most
disastrous ireshet ever known here oc.
CURED last evening. For the past two
nights terrific thunder storms have
ragged and the waters were high. The
climax was REACHED when four small
dams north Of this place gave way.
Roads were submerged, cellars flooded,
bridges carried away and telegraph wires
broken. Timber and trees are floating
in all directions. A number of cattle
and horses were also carried away.
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Franklin College.

The commencement at Franklin Col
lege, New Athens, O., will be June o5.
The famous Silver Lake Quartette, OF
New York, will be present and sing.
There will be about twenty diplomas
given, seven classical and scientific, five
commercial, one normal, one elocution
and six shorthand.
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now IT HAPPENED

uE. " aAeSa Neo 1AstAb ~ tlC lCuE OI Inc
car, asleep in chair. The instant the
car struck all the gentlemen were turned
on their heads, and their injuries arc
principally located on the heads aud
upper parts OF their bodies,
The cook had served supper about an
hour before the accident occurred. and
the FIRE was allowed to 20 out; other
wise the car would no doubt have taken
fire and might have caused still greater
injuries.
Col. Legge was the first to drag him.
self from the crushed car, and he said
that he was stone blind ior fully twenty
minutes, the conclusion having caused
the paralysis Of the optic nerve. After
he had gotten on the train coming 10
Wheeling he picked piece OF glass hall
an inch long from the top OF his head.
Mr.. Walter was also able to extricate him.
self, his injuries at first seeming trivial,
The other gentlemen had to be helped
from the wreck. EaT l..
They we're all taken into the humble
home of Richard G. Shook, a section
hand on the Ohio River road, located
only a few yards from the scene OF the
wreck. All the beds and bedding ir
the house were pressed into service
and upholstered cots and curtains from
the car were brought in and made intt
beds. Several local physicians hat
been called in, and when the specia
from Wheeling arrived, there was littl'
to do except load the sufferers on tn
cots and carry them into the car. tt
The interest taken in the accident il
the city and all along the lines Of tn
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Depcw AL Right Again.

CnlcAao, June e.-Mr. Depew who
suffered a return Of the grip" yester.
day evening. and was SO i'll that it was
thought at one time that he would be
unable to deliver his address at the
Auditorium, is much better this morn.
Ing. He ia up and going about as usual.
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stole Inoculnted Rabbits,

CHICAGO, Ills, June G.-Considerable
excitement was caused in Rush Medical
College this morning by the discovery
Of the theft OF several rabbits which had
been confined in an clubhouse at that
institution. The animals had been in.
oculated with hydrophobia virus by DR.,
Lasarre, and should the thief, whoever
he may be, chance to be bitten case OF
rabies will no doubt result. In the
meat market in the neighborhood, rab.
bit meat was away below par until il
was announced that even should any
Of the inocnlated animals be eaten, nc
serious trouble would result.
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THO Female Suspects Released.

PANS, June G.-Mlles. Pedozova, Lab.
rovitch, Bromberg and Atchinaz, the
young women who, with eleven other
persons, were arrested last week in Paris
on suspicion OF their connection with q
Nihilist plot against the life OF the Gar,
have been released, there being no evi.
dence OF their completely. rs $50,
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Politician Murdered by His Son

HuRoS, S. D., June G.-Zack Hundley,
Chairman OF the State Democratic Cen
trail Committee, was murdered by his
sou Fred last evening. They got into q
dispute about putting down carpet,
and Fred drew revolver and shot his
father dead. The boy is in jail. Humid.
ley was editor and halloween OF the
Huron Herald, and well known through.
out the State. The affair creates great
excitement, and there is some talk Of
lynch;ro.
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Housted Alive.

WESTON, W. Va, June Ca small
lamp in one OF the brooders at the
chicken ranch owned by Mrs. A. c.
Minnich, about mile below town, ex.
ploded at 4 o'clock this morning, setting
fire to the building, totally destroying
all the incubators and brooders. Five
hundred small chickens were roasted
alive. The loss will reach $500,
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1ft,rsfsr and SnicitiO

CulcAao, June Cat 8 O'Clock this
morning an old man named John LAIR
shot his wife in the right, cheek, the
bullet passing out under the ear. He
then shot himself in the head. Both
will nrobably die. (
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Caprivl's CommnnIcn,,., :, q.

BERLIN, June CIT is announced 10.
day that Chancellor Won Caprivi's CON-
munication to the various European
powers concerning Prince Bismarck, re-
ierred to by the TagcJlaii, is merely u
notihcatlon Of Prince Rismarck's resip-
nation, It being usual to inform tho
powers when'a high State officer with.
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Mount i1;tua to Erupt Again.

LoSDoS, June 6.-Prof. Falb, OF the
University OF Berlin, has published an
article predicting that the middle Of the
present month will witness an eruption
OF Mount Etna OF greater violence than
has characterized any volcanic disturb.
ance Of that mountain for many yeare.
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No Ona Killrti.

ClSclNNATl, June 6.-Trainmcn here
are very reserved about giving particu.
lars OF the accident at English, KY on
the Louisville & Nashville railroad, SO
miles this side OF Louisville. The sleeper
on the train left the track and rolled
down an embankment, and some pas.
sengers were hurt, but none were
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two roads was intense, and It was scarce
ices In distant cities. 1nquirlca 10.
definite particulars poured Ia by tcle.
graph all day. Expressions OF sympa.
thy anu encouraging expressions were
also showered on tho sufferers from
friends NIL over the country. The news.
papers all over the land asked for ana.
cials, aud the officials OF other roads se n,
long teiegrams Of fraternaI sympathy.
AT last advices last night all the sui.
ierers were resting easy, and their symp.
toms were encouraging. None Of them
Is dangerously Injured.
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Bis League lGnmes.

Chicago, 6; Pittsburgh, 5. ply
New York, l2; Brooklyn, 2. LIZ
Cincinnati, .; Pittsburgh, 5. IN. L.
Chicago -; Cleveland 1. IN. ~
Buffalo !; Cleveland II. (p.L.)
Boston 10; New York, 8. IN. L.
Rochester, 8; Brooklyn, 5.-rain-
'AssoI
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NEWARK. N. j., June G.-Richardson
Brothers large saw manu- factory has
been sold out 10 a syndicate for $500, 900.
The company takes one.third OF the
stock. The syndicate is headed by
Henry Disston & Co., OF Philadelphia.
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PHllADELrnlA, Pa, June G.-While
fremen were engaged this afternoon in
e1tipeaisbing a ere in small frame
building the flames reached the storage
basin in which were twelve barrels Of
gasoline. A terrific explosion followed
and eleven OF the tiremen were caught
in a shower OF burning oi! and were bad.
ly injured. Some Of them will probably
die from their injuries. The ilre ia said
to have originated from spark from the
pipe Of careless employe. S.
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on Tor Uel,ripr Sen,

SAN Francisco, CAL, June 6.-The
United States steamer Rush has sailed
for Eehring Sea. One Of her officers
said he ee1pected,very few seizures would
be made this Season, as the movement
had assumed a positive attitude, and
few sailors would risk seizure by hunt
ing in Behrine sea.
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Insnnii,x nnck.t uIdn,t Go,

CtkyElASD, June G.-stanley Joues'
who has been on trial at PAinesville, O.,
for eight weeks for the murder Of lawyer
A.A. Amidon, August 80, 1850, was to-
day tound guilty. Jones defense was
emotional Insanity, : {,