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SAYS liz ellAi,lI HANG.
Prosecutor Urges That His Relative Go
to the Gnllows,

\ Prosecutor Urges That His Relative Go
to the Gnllows.
CoLJMuUs, O., July 24.-The attorneys
for Elmer Sharkey, the Preble county
matricide, sentenced 10 hang August 90,
appeared before Judges Minshall and
Mitchell, oftbe Supreme Court yesterday
aud argued a motion for leave to file a
petition in error to the Circuit Court of
Butler county. Attorney General Wat
son and Prosecuting Attorney Reisinger,
Of Preble county, appeared for the State.
The latter is full cousin OF the con.
demned man, and, while nc did not at
tho trial assist in the prosecution OF
Sharkey, he yesterday made an eloquent
plea for the State and urged the court to
send his cousin to the gallows. The
scene was IN unusual and impressive
one. A decision is expected tomorrow,
and it is thought the motion will be al-
lowed. g
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TUE DEllRlNG SEA DISPUTE,
The Diplomatic Core. .pon,louco Crontes
Great Interest,

The Diplomatic Corre. .ponleuco Crcato.
Great Interest.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 24.-Ihe
publication of the correspondence be-
tween the United States and Great
Britain, concerning the Behring Sea con.
troversy,. has brought forth considerable
comment in diplomatic and political
circles.
It is admitted that the differences
have assumed very serious aspect, and
one that will require all the skill and di.
plomacy OF Secretary Blaine to manage,
A leading member OF tho Senate For.
eign Relations Committee, in speaking
to day OF the correspondence, remarked
that he thought the Secretary's position
seemed to be impregnable and would
undoubtedly be sustained.
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A FAR-REAClllNG SUIT.
Tho Governments Cnsa Against the Nes
ern Union Company.

Tho Governments Cnse Against the West.
ern Union Company.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, July 24.-The sui.
brought by the United States Govern.
ment against the Northern Pacific Rail.
way and the Western Union Telegraph
Company is much more iar-reaching
than Grst appears.
The object OF the proceeding is to
wholly forfeit the rights claimed by the
Western Union Telegraph Com pany un-
der franchises alleged to have been de.
rived from the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company. The telegraph franchises in
question extend over 2,lS9 miles OF rail.
way.
The proceeding also denies the right
OF the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany 10 succeed to the rights and fran.
chises Of the Northwestern Telegraph
Company. Of kenosha. Wis, the United
States Telegraph Company, the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company, the In.
dependent Telegraph Company, the Pa.
ci6c Telegraph Company, the Overland
Telegraph COmpany, anu numOer Ol
others, the names OF which are not
specified.
The complaint alleges that tho North
ern Pacific had no right to enter into
tho contract with telegraph companies
that it was breach OF public trust and
violation Of the Northern Pacific char
ter rights. The contracts are all declared
unlawful because the Northern Pacific
railroad is not, by and through its own
corporate officers and employees, main
tanning and operating telegraph lines iol
railroad, commercial and other purposes
but, on tue contrary, is i'll all ways dis
regarding the provisions OF the net o
August 7, 1888, requiring 1t to operate it
own lines.
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The Money Ia Ready.

PARKERsnuRa, W. Va, July GA
member OF the recently chartered nat.
ural gas company Of this city is authority
ior the statement that the money has
been raised to bring the natural gss from
burning Springs TO Parkersburg aud es.
tabllsh natural gus plant. All that
they are waiting for, he says, is the fran.
chise from the City Council, An ordi-
that body. 80
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JonSsrowS, Pa, July 24-A bung.
ling attempt at suicide was made in the
Ebenbuag jaiI last night by Harry
Marsh, who is confined for the murder
Of Clara Jones. He cut his wrist with
piece OF broken lamp globe, bnt weak
eued when the blood began to flow and
called for the warden, who had q
physician to dress bis wound. Marsh
says he was driven 10 the attempt upon
MS life because he continually seps the
form of the murdered girl before him,
The hody Of another flood victim was
found to.dnY. .---- II
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TIL. ARMY OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Further Arrangements for tho Eutcrtn,n.
Heht Of tho Zig Neunfon.
Sfkcful MsiAlkch Ia l.. IuI


| mont Of tins Zig Reunion.
Special Dispatch to Inc lnlti!ignecr.
iARKERsnuRd. W. Va, July ol.-Th
second meeting Of the citizens Of Par
kersbnrg In tho interest OF the reupio,
OF tie Society Of tho Army OF Weti
Virginia was held last night at the cou,,
house, Mr.. Amber presiding.
Mr.. Chancellor, chairman Of tho com.
mittee that had been appointed at The
tirst meeting, reported that tho commit.
tee had performed the duties sssIyne d
to 1t, and said that II 1t had not been
Tor the constant and heavy rain he was
sure there there would have been a
very large attendance. In spite Of the
rain the attendance was very fair, SHOW
ing that the people arc becoming inter.
esttd. ~ II -
Various phases OF tho situation were
discussed by Nj. Chancellor, Mr. Bukcy,
and Others. .'''' o' NN
Mr.. Bukey moved that n central com,
mlttee Of five on public comfort be an.
pointed, with power to appoint nil nee.
essary sub committees, this central com.
mittee to act with the executive con i.
mittee which has been at work for sone
time. '''
On motion the appointment OF this
committee Of five was referred to the
committee OF which Col. Chancellor is
chairman, to select five good men who
VIII consent to serve in that capacity.
A big trades display is bainc talked
II to be given during tho Reunion in |
September. Many Of the merchants
md other business men are in favor Of It, |
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The Senate resumed the consideration
OF the Indian appropriation bill.
AN INTERESTING DISCUSSION.

AN INTERESTING DISCUSSION.
An amendment which provoked dis.
cussion was increasing an appropriation
OF SlO0,0G0 for the support OF Indian
schools 10 Sl50,OC0, including the con.
strnciion OF school building at Black
Feet Agency, Montana. ~
MIR. Vsst opposed the amendment as
the introduction OF q system intended to
abolish deuomiuational education among
the Indians. He spoke OF an official
visit which he had made to IN Indian
agency seven or eight years ago, and OF
his observation OF the work OF the Cath
olic Church in the education OF the In
dians. A school building which had
been erected there by the Catholic
Church was then standing unoccupied
because the agent would not permit the
Jesuits to teach any OF the Indian chill.
dren. His opinions on the subject were
fixed. The jesuits had succeeded better
than any other people living in the edu-
cation OF Indians. Whatever prejudice
tif that was the proper world he might
have against the society OF Jeauits, he
had to say that much as an educated
Protestant.
Mr.. Davis also opposed the amend.
ment aud spoke OF the efforts OF Catholic
missionaries at the Blackfeet agency.
These good people, he said, had applied
to those philanth,opic ladies, the Misses
Drexej. of Philadelphia, and had OBJ
tained sc, 900, which they had expended
in school building recently completed.
These men are now to be told, not only
that there WAS to be a government school
put on that reservation in competition
with them, but that they were to have
no contract whatever for the education
OF the Indians, as had been plainly i'm.
piled in the correspondence between
the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs and
the persons in authority in the enter
nriaa. -EL.
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CAPITAL, NOTES.

1t it understood that Measrs. spoone.
and lloar, OF the Senate Committee on
Privileges aud Elections, who have
been charged With the work Of revisi NJ
the Lodge Election bill. have finished
their draft Of the measure and sent it te
the printer.
Chairman Frye, OF the Senate Com
mittee on Commerce, has been author.
lied to consult with Mr.. Aldrch, Of the
Finance Committee, in charge Of the
tariff bill, and arrange for a prompt con-
sideration OF the River and IIarbor bill.
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JACK I'll, RIPPER.
a Report That He Ia Under Arr.., l.,
U,.. London.

A Report That He In Under Ar,.., j.,
London.
HALIFAX, N. S., July 24.-A ualii,r
lady, at present visiting a distineuished
London official, writes to friends bere
that Jack the Ripper is under arrest in
that city, and has been for some time.
The Ripper, she says, is medical ,tu-
dent, and his arrest was made on ,bo
strength OF information given by bia n s;S s;,'
Ter. The authorities have kent tho mat- u,
ter the stricteat secret, in order ,o ,nnrl- ,,n
up a case against the man. The cho;n
oil evidence is very complete, n
rms Information, though startlip. 10
vouched ior by the writer OF the lais,'on -
Sho accidentally came into posseasinn % ~
the facts, 49, fo'oeno'oh ol
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Chnrleston lins Street Cars,
ttxEc"tOH THO stTVCL IlIFJ,
Special Dispatch 10 the Intetli1tnfer,

sptctd1 Dlspdtch 10 the lnteLigeneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July e4.-
Charleston people no longer have to
walk. The new street railway line,
which has been under construction for
some time, was completed to-day, and
cars for the first time began making
regular trips. The line is about two
miles long, and will be extended soon
across the Elk to the manufacturing part
OF the CITY, .,E -
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4 Great Wnsl, out.

DENVER, Col July o5,-The washout
on the Colorado Central railroad is the
most disastrous that occurred since the
road was built. The loss is approxi-
mated at s250,0O0. Tho amount Of track
washed out covers altogether DISTANCE
OF twenty-five niles from the forks OF
the creek to Smith Ililland fifteen miles
from Golden to Floyd Hill. It is i'm.
possible for railroad men to estimate the
damage done to the road, but they nd.
mit that it must be very large, as the
road through there Is 9 very costly
piece Of railroad construction.
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Mob In santInro.

LONDON, July GA dispatch r,e.;,,
Cd mere to-day from Valparaiso s,ato,
that mob attacked number q, .,". .o
!. In the city Of Santiago, the capital of ,bs
r'public, and sacked them, Tha y. @ tne
tary was called upon to guell tho iuiil- dia
tuIbance and the troops soon e ree,orn:, u.s,
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Terrific Electrical Storm

H snEDoyoAH, Wis, July 2+.-A terrific
electrical storm visited sheboygan yes
terday afternoon, and did great damage.
Two laborers at Elwell's flour mill were
struck, one, William strasburg, being
Instantly. killed, apd Samuel Litsen
paralyzed. 4 stable was struck by light.
ming and consumed. The electric fire
alarm boxes, telephones, etc., were
burned out.
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CHICAGO, July 24,-The war in the
prices for beer by the barrel in this city
was settled to-day and the price was ad'
yanced from s. per barrel TO 50, the rate
before the reduction took place. The
Retslsment was effected by taking thf
northwestern brewery into the pool,
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A POLITICAL MURDER,
4 1.nte Republican Candidate for Congress,
ABsaNslpntetl,

4 1.nte Republican Candidate for Congress,
Assassinnt-h.
New ORLEANS, July 24.-The Times.
Democrats Meriden, Miss, special says
T. NJ. &. Cook, n widely known Repub.
lican politician Of Jasper county, who
was candidate for Congress on the Re.
publican ticket in this district two yea,s
ago, was assasslnated yesterday afternoon
aear Mount Zion church, in jasper
county. He was candidate for the
Constitutional Convention and is re-
ported to have made a very incendiary
speech during the day, which possibly
led to his death. The particulars are not
known,
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Y" OeHtH NJ NONIINln Luke Tnrk,
Special Dtspaich 10 the Intelligeueer,
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, July 24.-Cap.
tain North died at Mr.. Cecil's cottage
last event ng at 4:45, and the family all
left this morning for Baltimore with the
body ior interlnent on Saturday. The
lam'ly have the sincere sympathy Of the
entire community.
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VIII Keep Hams on.

BERLIN, July y24,-Dispatches received
here from the. City Of Mexico, state that
the Mexican government will maintain
neutral attitude in the disputes be-
tween the Central American republics.
rhe dispatches also state that the
United States and Mexico will offer to
act as arbitrators OF the questions at
issue between them.
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THE GOODWIN MURuER,
Another Arrest 1Iadu-The Man Who En-
plugged tho Doctor,

Another Arrest Mnde-The Man Who I'm.
plugged tho Doctor.
New York, July 4.-Another arrest
was made this morning in the case OF
Annie Goodwin, the victim OF NAL
practice at the hands Of DR.. MEG Gonigal.
Andrew ]. Tanning, 20 years old, OF l49
East One Hundred and Seventeenth
street, was notified that he was wanted
by the police, and he surrendered him.
self this forenoon. lie is the party to
whom Annie wrote when she was i'll,
asking him to cali and see her. He had
gone, and Annie got him to summon
DR.. McGonigal to see her. Tanning was
in court to-day and was held in s. 500
bail for examination.
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$4,000 IN A GARBAGE Barrel.

a Check Found by MI Ashmnn Mt Ex.Seere.
tary Whitne,'s HouAe.
NEWPORT, R. l., July e4.-An ashman
found a check for $1,000 yesterday in
ez.secretary Whitney'n garbage barrel
at his summer residence here. The
check was in a sealed envelope and made
payable to Mrs. Whitney. ~
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INTERESTING DEBATE
Concerning DenominationaI In.
dian Schools in the Senate.
NEW SILVER COINAGE BILL
Introduced by Mr.. MorSan-The Tor.
rcy bankruptcy Bill Passes tho
House by Largo Majority.
The Tariff I'LL on Deck,

WAsliiSoroS, D. G., July 24.-The
Senate met 1T II O'clock a. M, the Vice
President In the chair.
Mr.. Morgan introduced abill 10 fix tho
limit Of valueand to provide for tho free
coinage Of silver, and It was read and re.
ieEred to the Committee on Finance. T.
recites that tho market value OF a;lyer
bullion Is ranidly approaching the value
OF gold on the standard relation fixed
by tho laws OF the United States. mad
that there is no provision Of law for the
coinage Of standard silver dollars or the
purcllase OF silver bullion by the Gov.
crnment when the value OF silver bull.
ion exceeds one dollar for 37lf prsins Of
pNreBilver. lLtherelora proyides thatthe
unit OF value In tho United States nhall
be tho dollar OF .il24 grains Of standard
silver, or % $40 grains OF gold: tbat
those coins shait ba Irgat tender for nil
debts, public or priyu.e, and that any
owner Of silver or gold bullion NAV do.
post 1t ut any mint 10 DO formed into
dollars or bara fol. his benefit, and with.
out charge.
ie caffed the fpecfaf attention OF the
Finance Committee to the bill, which he
said was tho same as had already rcceiy.
ed q majority OF seventeen in the Senate
He had introduced it because he was
convinced that in the rapid advance OF
The price OF silver bullion in the markets
oi the world the lime was not far distant
(to, say the least OF is) when silver and
gold bullion would bo on q par with each
other. When that time did arrive, the
law as 1t now stood would not permit
lhe government to buy silver bullion II
there was any shade Of appreciation in
It's price beyond the price Of gold: and
there was no provision of law for the
coinage Of any silver except that pur.
chased before silver had reached that
point. - -
The Senate resumed the consideration
OF tho Indian anpronriatiop hill 'I1'S
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. A Bold Bank Rc.,h,rv

OMAHA, NEE, July e4.-Three IN.
known men sel=ed night watchnan
Woodward at Weeping Water, at an
early hour yesterday morning, bound
and gagged him and tied him to tree
In the suburbs. They then returned to
town, where they effected an entrance
into the Commercial Bank and drilled
into the vault, but were unable to open
the time lock safe. They stole about
$1,000. Woodward effected his release
about I o'clock in the morning,
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How u0 Explninsr,

LosnoS' July 9l.->r. Chaplin, Min.
's.er OF Agriculture, to-day delivered ar
address at the Lincoln Apr;cr,,,", ~
snow; In the course of his remarks b.
sad tnat the recent rise in tho ; nr;naa ns ne
svr'cnltural products was due ta pt.ea ha ~ u
vanee lasthe price offiiver which v waa @T w.
cts'oned by the recent paesavo NJ tha 10 .;I ot-
YER bll! by the Americ;n Congress 'e "'''
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rtiii No S,ii,t,,nttnu

GREESvlLLE, O., July 24.-This is the
second day Of the Fourth district Con-
gressional convention. seventy.seven
ballots we're taken this morning. The
tweDty.seyenih ballot stood: Chance,
20; Anderson, So; Marsh, 50; Gan,x,
43; Edison, 20; Marshall, 35. No ma
terial change Al any time.
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1t Wuk OyCrlOptle,l.

RED Wlsg, MlSS.. July 21.-.-The GOV.
eminent inspeGtora have secured the
names Of ga persons who were on board
the ill.fated steamer Sea Wing, which
was wrecked in the storm on Lake Pepin.
The steamer and barge were allowed by
law to carry only I'D persona. The pen.
atty 10, violation ia 6eyefe. ~
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Powder Mil l,laMn Lin.

PATTERSON, N. j., July o4.-At s
o'clock the morning the Corning mill,
Of the Latin 4 Rand Powder Works at
Mountain View, blsw up with terrific
torce: Two workman were INSTANTLY
killed. The building was entirely
wrecked. Pieces Of the building were
blown ia all directions,
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WHAl'S THIS?

Kentucky SeiEhbori,ood Prot"stsAgninst
Original Package sales.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July A.-B. s. Low.
enthal & Co., OF Nashville, have opened
an original package liquor house at Rus.
scllvillc, KY, town which has local
prohibition. Their men were arrested,
but gave bond, aud the outlook is that
they cannot be forced to close. Citizens
held an indignation meeting and passed
a resolution asking Congressman Good
night. from their district, to vote for the
bill counteracting the original package
decision.
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MINNESOTA REPUBLICANS.
Tho State Convention ut st. Pnul-Business
- - - " - NJ ~ =

The State Convention ut St. ess
ll accomplished. S5 q.
sr. Paul, July 24.-The Republican
State Convention was called to order by
Stanford: Newell, chairman Of the State
COMMITTEES, and Lieutenant Governor
Ross WIS chosen Temporary president
C.J. Coughlin and 0, J. Wing were
elected temporary secretaries. Com.
mittees on credentials, resolutions aud
permanent organization were appointed
by the chair and the convention took a
recess until . o'clock, 20 .t5 ~ i4
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GROWING TURBULENT.
Tho Clonk-Mnksrs Adopt Unlawful Me
tlres to Enforcs Their n .u,,,pis

Tho Makers Adopt Unlnwrul Meas.
ures to Enforce Their d -unnds.
NEW York, July 24.-The striking
cloak.makers are becoming turbulent
and resortiug to acts Of violence to en-.
force their demands. Last night about
twenty Of them entered the apartments
of Mrs. Celia Bender, at No. i Allen
street, and beat her badly. She employs
about dozen hands and tho rioters
chased them away and smashed Mrs.
Bender's furniture. The police cam.
and the strikers fled. Julius Gothelzau.
wich was captured and to-day in court
was held for trial.
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!! trade, speech aud the press within the
limits OF the Republic, mud be asked, In
view OF the respectable source from
which Il e'nana.ed, that It should be
printed In full In the Record.
Mr. sherman objected 10 the printing
In the Record as being unasual.
Mr.. Voorhees-The Alliance will take
notice Of tho objection aud where It
came from.
The tariff bill was laid before the Sen.
ate as tho "unilnished business" and
alter short executive session the Sen
ate adjourned. -
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How Foreigners Oppose n.

PARIS, July 24.--M, Roche, Minister
OF Commerce, will distribute copies of
the Mckinley bill among the French
Chambers Of Commerce, accompanied ov
circular, saying that he wants to show
exporters the risks they run in senl;n1,
goods TO America. 'u'1s III
ND, ne Times publishes the text OF the
Mckinley bill in French, 'No
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Coke Strike Threntenetl.

ScoTTDALE, Pa, July 24-A large
number OF miners employed at the Gu.
pola coke works Of the Frick Coke Com
pany were discharged this week and the
employees held meeting to-day and gave
six days notice to strike. The men were
discharged because they were not load.
ing the wagons as per agreement.
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LONDON, July A,-ThYouph /,
graph to-day slr. Glaaa,onpp p4'o,o- ~
tened to remarks from c t's'
erai Sherman and o,be,o .',. .u
AZ ~ Arront Assembly in New ", gwen
rope. 'uianu TO Eu-
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BosroS, July 24.-Tne american Wool
Reporter has letters from twenty-five
correspondents co7erins nearly MI sec.
lions Of the Southern States and giving
generally hopeful indications Respecting
the growing cotton crop. The, crop, as
a rule, is quite forward, is clean and
promises au early and very full YIELD
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Martinsbure's New Industry.

apess4 Dtspdtch to tie Intttiire1tccr,
MARrlSsBuRo, W. Va, July 24.-The
large knitting factory just completed was
put in operation yesterday. With the
exception OF tue share Of Col. Hickman,
Of Philadelphia, who is also general
manager, the plant will be operated
entirely by home capital. 1t will EN-.
ploy about $50 hands; mostly girls.
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An Assignment,

New ionK, July 24.-The firm OF
stadler & Co., retail clothiers, No. AOl
Broadway, made an assignment to-day
to 1sadore Ro,enheim without prefer.
ences. Henry NJ. Stadler made an as.
signment to the same assignee.