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CrnAlfetI INTO Il EerrY l{pat.

New ioRK, May l5.-About G:3o
O'Clock this morning, the steamer State
OF Georgia, Of the State Line, while put.
ting out to sea, collided with the ferry
boat Pacific, Of the Atlantic ferry, oppo-
site the, South ferry slip in the East
river. The ferry boat was loaded with
some South Brooklyn passengers, who
were all badly frightened, but no person
was injured. The Georgia crashed
through the guard and into the cabin OF
the ferry boat on the starboard side,
damaging the Pacific about $1,000. Sev.
eral ladies tainted, and it was miracle
that nobody was hurt. The Pacific, was
laid up for:repairs, s,,but tthe Georgia put
out to sea, ..
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Rates for Fruit.

sAS FRASclsco, May ia circular,
reducing the fruit rates from California
to the east, has been received here from
the chairman OF the Transcontinental
Association at ST. Louis TO 80 into effect
on May 26. Special last trains will also
bo run, and parties shipping seven car
loads OF fruit at one time can have them
sent at the same speed as passenger trains
by paying about one.third more than
regular rates.
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"a Bunch OF Keys" still possesses great
attraction for the public, despite its fre
quent representation in this city. It is
q rattline, farcical production, bristlel
with funny situations so closely follow
iug upon each other that the audience
is in almost continual peal of laugh
ter until the curtain falls. The songs
dances and medleys, which form an i'm
portant item in the play, are entirel,
new and nicely rendered. The compa
ny opens this evening at the Grand, ant
no doubt the house will be crowded
Seats are now on sale ut Weir's,
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Will bo Sent l,ack 10 China.

WAsulSG7oS, D. G.. May l5.-As a re.
suit OF correspondence between the De.
partment OF Justice and the Treasury
Department, it has been decided to send
back to China the twenty.one Chinamen
who we're smugcled into this country
from Mexico, and who are now III Gus
tody at Sun Diego, California. They
will be transferred to San Francisco and
placed on the first steamer sailing ior
Chiua. This action is taken on the the
ory that it is cheaper and better for the
government TO bear the expense OF their
return to China than to send them back
into Mexico and run the change Of hay
ing to re-arrest them and send them back
indefinitely. Hg1s
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BBLMONr'S Big BOOM.
The Hart and Boss Wells in
Front Of the Hotel
COME IN AS BIG PRODUCERS.
There IL Great RcJolcins Over tho
Strikc-I'r0ckuntcr aud John.
sons Wells are n Great Disap.
polnimcnt Ohio Wells.

BELMONT, W. Va, May l5.-This has
been hy odds the most interesting day
in the history Of tho Belmont end OF the
Eureka field. It was known that three,
aud perhaps four wells were due In and
crowd OF oil men came from all direc.
tons. The day opened with disappoint.
men.. johnson and Brockunier's No. 9,
OF which good things had been expected
WAS well into the sand showing oil but
not enough. The further the bit went
the more it added to tho disappointment
md surpriac. The well is failure and
nobody can explain It except to point
TO similar, freaks in other rich fields.
Tho Storey, Hart and Boss well in front
OF the hotel, and Boss aud Harris, back
OF tho hotel, were neck and neck, both
iust breaking through the cap. The
well i'll front OF tho hotel showed for a
strong sasser; the onein tho rear showed
little gus. No! M experienced man on
the spot wonld have given more than
their junk value for either OF them in
the light Of the johnson. Brockunier
mips. Everybody thought more OF that
ibnn OF tho two great producers nearer
by. There was no word from the well
back Of the river on the Hervey, and II
looked as though the field had big
black eye.
HART AND Boss STRIKE IT.
AT about 4 o'clock the Boss.Hart well
back OF the hotel showed oil at six feet
in the sand. She began to flow and has
been Mt 1t ever since. An hour later the
nnih started in the well in front Of the
hotel, aud into the tank it went, q solid
stream. 10th wells were shut down to
move the boilers back, and both are
flowing nbun'lantly. The we'll in front
of the hotel makes the largest showing.
Estimates OF the flow vary. Each we'll
is probably over 800 barrels, and it
would be no surprise ifthe gauge should
show good deal more. The well on
the Hervey, Il third OF milo back frora
tho river on the Ohio side, made good
showing OF oil at 4:30 this afternoon,
about four feet in the sand. She will be
drilled in tomorrow. This seems to get
tie the fortunes OF the Ohio side. Oper-
ations over there will be pushed with
new vigor, There is great rejoicing in
Belmont tonight. =
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A fftrrinis Crtats.

MoSrooIirny, Ala, May "a special
to the Adrt'tiser from Huntsville, says:
A horrible crime has been discovered
here. Ten days ago Dee Grittiu, n ne.
erees, gave birth 10 illegitimate twins.
George Gritlin aud John Robertson, ne.
groes, killet beth md aeEea them up
in q shawl. which they lGit'i in the woods
and then fed. The negroes were arrest
81 at Fayetteville, Tenn.
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SENSATIONAL SHOOTING
OF a Lawyer in Wall Street,
n New York, Yesterday,
BY A VlNDlCTlYE YOUNG MAN.
Ito Wants to Appropriate the Pro.
cccds Of His Fathers Estate, and
Being CHECKED by Lnw.
yer, lie Shouts Him. .I

New YoEK, May 15.-A terrible trag
edy occurred III Wall street this morn
Ing. A yindicliye young man, AIphonse
J. stephauie, shot and mortally wound.
cd lawyer Ciiut G. Reynolds, OF tue
law firm Of Reynolds 4 Co., 90 Wall
street. The murderer was but few
houra In the city, having only arrived
on the White Star steamship Majestic,
from Liverpool.
The cause Of the shooting is as fol.
lows: Upto two years ago stephauie's
father was engaged in tho fruit import
ing business in this city. At that time
he died leaving his wife, Alphonse's
mother, sole e2ecutrix. Alphonse Cur
lied On the business, but was turning It
into Cash, aud It appears that he real
ized about $4,000 and placed 1t with a
broadway Safe Deposit Company. His
mother and brother objected. About
two months ago he quateIled with her,
sometime anyhow, and wound up by
assanl.ing her, About a month ago he
sailed for Europe, and from the hotel
bills found on him secms to have been
at Frankfort-on-the.Main and in Lou.
don.
During his absence his mother con-
suited lawyer Reynolds, who advised
her to issue an attach ment against him
and the Safe Deposite Company to pre-.
vent his using the money. lie probably
heard Of this alter his arrival this morn.
ing, and at once went to the lawyers
office and entered the inner office. In
the outer office we're Managing Clerk
John L. Butterle and client, John +,
Cowan, Of Newark, NJ.
THE FATAL SHOT.
After an interval often minutes a shot
was heard, and Mr.. Bu.terle burst in the
door and saw Stephanie with the smok.
ing revolver in his hand. He at once
knocked Stephanie down, and with the
aid Of Mr.. Cowan held him on the floor
until Policeman Edwards, OF the Old Slip
Station arrested him: Mr.. Reynolds was
found TO be shot and mortally wounded
in the left side below the heart. He was
at once removed in an ambulance to the
Chambers street Hospital. Stephauie,
when arrested, had the weapon used, an
ugly looking new bulldog revolver OF
English pattern and 80 calibre, one
chamber OF which was discharged. At
the station house when searched there
was found on him about $1,000 in cash,
all Of which, with the exception OF about
$50, was in German and English money.
He had bill Of the Westminster Palace
Hotel, London, q bill Of Frankfort
Hotel, United States passport, dated
April II, and what was evidently an ad-
vertiaement in English, but OF German
cal,grapby. seeking position in bank.
ing honse.
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stephanie Was born September IS, 1865,
in Philadelphia. There seems to be no
doubt that the shooting was the outcome
OF his rage at finding that lawyer Rey-
nolds' advice had foiied bis plnn to Oh.
tain the money he had on deposit. This
spirit Of revenge seems the more proba.
BILE from the fact that Stephanic's father
was an Italian, and is said to have left q
fortune OF 100000 to his wife and two
boys. t
at the Chambers street Hospital DR..
Cole, the house physician, stated at
O'Clock this afternoon that the condition
OF Clinton Reynolds was very serious.
Or. Cole thought Reynolds chances Of
living very Small. He'll unconscious and
all visitors are excluded from his bed'
side
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baltimore S Ohio valuation

NEwARE, ouIo, May 15,-The annual
appraisemept Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad property between Newark and
the Ohio river was made here to-day by
the Auditors Of Belmont, Noble, Guern.
scy, Muskinsum, Licking and Franklin
counties. The value OF the main line
was assessed at $4,000 per mile, silings
$1,000 per mile, rolling stock 1900,
liked machinery, buildings and shops
100000. Tho Q. { n. Division: One
half interest main line 5000, sidingt
e;s},o TS13 rs" ;;oef ss ss Ss'a;sys !Sl1'
S2 600, rolling stock 81 400.
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MINERS IMPRISONED
bJ cnvc.in Near ytkesbnrre-k Distress.
Ing Scene.

| ...... ing Scenes o.
WiLKEsuAnnE, Pa, May 15.-A cave.
In occurred to-day near Ashley, In mum
Der mine operated by the Lehigh aud
Wilkesbarre Coal Company. by which
twenty-five men were entombed in the
mine. The scene Of the disaster this
afternoon Is one Of intense excitemen Mt,
not only relatives 10 the twenty-five i'm.
prisonel miners aud laborers, but
thousands OF others are gathered upon
the spot discussing the best methods for
ciiecting their rescue. The company
took prompt action toward liberating
the Imprisoned men, but things are In
such chaotic condition TINT results are
by no means certain. Many believe that
the rescue OF the men Ia very well nigh
an impossibility, while others, as they
watch the continual movement Of the
surface and extensive workings Of the
mines, shake their heads in grave doubts.
The present cave is in the workings Of
the No. 9 slope Of the Lchigh and
Wtikesbarre Coal company, Immediately
adjoining the mine in which the extern
sty!e cave occurred twelve years ago, im-
prisoning ten men for over a week, but
who were finally rescued alive. The |
present cave extends over half mile |
square and includeB portion OF the
thickly settled village called Maiett's
Patch. A large number OF houses have
gone down with the surface, but only n
;s sew OF them have been badly damaged.
The following is list Of the men who
are known TO be imprisoned: John
Hanson, Anthony Fraue, Michael Schal.
ley, John Schalley, John Allen, assist.
ant fire boss: Michael Henry, Charles
James, Frank Gallagher, Robert Roberts,
Harry Jones, Ellis Williams, Owen vii.
ll!ams, Daniel Sullivan, Thomas Will
i,l!ams, John Penning, Anthony Frale,
larry Perry and son, Owen Perry,
Thomas Clausa, John James, and four
Hungarian laborers,
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Retired Army Ofllccr Dies.

GoyRRSon's lslAsp, y. z, May la
Nelson H. Davis, Brigadier General,
United States Army, retired, died here
at 1890 o'clock to. day. He had just ar.
rived on the Island to visit friends, and
was Apparently in good health. On en-.
terine General Thompkins' office, lie was
stricken down with an apople,ic fit and
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READING, PA, May l5.-W. J. Will
helm is the recognized champion bi.
cyclist Of the State. He is member OF the
Reading Bicycle Club, and in 1ssS went
to Lancaster and won SD gold cup ia
a race. Wilhelm claimed 1t US his per.
sonal property. To this the other club
members objected, and the directors oI
tho organization brought suit against
Wilhelm for the cup. In court here
yesterday the jury decided that the cup
belonged to Wilhelm.
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Commander Nc Gala lr,uud Guutx.

WAsu1xoroS, D. G., May l5.-The
action Of the Secretary Of the Navy in
the case Of Commander Bowman Nc
Gala, late Commandee Of the United
States steamer Eaterprise, was made
public today. He was tried by court
martial on five charges.
The court found him guilty OF all the
charges and Sentenced him Ito be sus.
pended from rank and duty for period
Of three years, and TO Retain his present
number on the list of Commanders
while suspended. The action Of the
Department is embodied in general
order issued by the Secretary this after,
noon approving the seateuce.
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CHICAGO, May ia dispatch to the
Neps from Peoria, Ills, says: Edward
Specimen, who was witness in the DR..
Cronin murder case, has been indicted
by the grand jury on two counts Of aid
ing aud abetting illegal voting whereby
he is accused Of securing seat in the
City Court. A bench warrant has been
issued iorhim, and it is expected that
he will be arrested in Philadelphia,
where he is SAID to be at present. Frank
Quinn was also indicted and gave bonds
in the sum OF 81 600.
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NEw foRK, May 15.-The firm OF Do
ran, Wright & Co., Of No. 10 Wall street
announced to its correspondents this
morning lis inability to meet its obliga
tions. The announcement caused nc
surprise qs it was known that the firm
has been in trouble since April l. u. D.
Williams, general manager OF the house
said that no statement would be made
for couple OF days. The liabilities, ht
added, would be in the neighborhood o.
500, ,0oO. with only nominal assets. The
loss will be distributed all over the coun
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No Toll Gates In Corporate Limit,

-" <osh 01seCU III C1f iF0ss3eV 19FE8'f"R :
OTTAWA, Ills, May 15.-ln IN opin.
ion filed yesterday in the Supreme Court
in the case Of Smell vs. the City Of Chi.
cogo, relating to the toll gate, the court
holds that no toll gate can be kept or toll
demanded within the corporate limits
OF any city. The Common Council oi
Chicago has the right to direct its Su-
petintendent OF Public Works to remove
the toll gates. -. ----
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y Tcnn,Ster Drowned.

AxtIal DGp,. 2" 10 NC 1'''e'''7e"ee'' -.l1--7-I,
Torosro, O., May ia telegram was
received hero to night saying Andrew
Cramer, n former resident Of Toronto
was drowned in the Ohio river while
hacking his team into tho wstet. re
WIS swept away, and with difficulty sNf
team was saved, ,it. 4 ..e
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Unmarried lsor.ifYn L.nh,r

Plrrsnutou, "a, May l5.-The cele.
brated case against James Campbell,
preeident of the Window Glass Work.
ers' Association. aud Chambers Mckee,
4 Co., glass manufsc,urera, OF Jeannette'
Fa., VIE we're Charged with importing
day In the Unised States Court without
the jury leaving the box. l-.----..-.
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Two Unaccountnbls Murders,

PITTSBURGH, May l5.-slargaret Doug
lass, wealthy maiden lady, was iound
dead in her yard in the Second ward
Mckeesport, ct half past one this after
noon. There was u bullet wound through
her back, and she was undoubtedly mur
dered. Her nephew has been arrested
pending inquiry.
John Cross, popular young man O.
Mckeesport, was found dead this morn
ing in mill yard, and this mystery
seems rs insoluble as the other, rs he
also was murdered, though why anG
when no one knows as vet.
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Tho Pistol was Lonued.

SpccsOI Nspt.1eh 70 lht 7N't1IJtIcef.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 10 Little
IL year old Sydney Deeds was 'mortally
wounded ubout 0 o'clock this evening.
ue and colored boy were alone in a
grocery where both were employed.
Suddenly pistol shot was heard and he
was found suffering in agony, the ball
having passed into his abdomen.
Tie colored hoy was arrested: He
claims it was, IN accident and it was
gathered from the few words the white
boy smoke that there had been no quar-
rel. His wound is fatal.
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Stcntnes Ssllore-

New SoRs, May 15.-Tho steamer
piIy ot flc;;an9,ia, q the Ward line,
which loft New otk last saturday iot
Havana and Vera Cruz, is ashore tit.
teen miles north Of Cape Flo,ids,. on the
coast OF Florida. : Efforts are being
nads to get heF Of, S.5 =
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Spring Isncinr.

GRAvEsESD, NJ y, May 15.-The at.
tendance on this the opening day Of the
Brooklyn Jockey Clubs spring meeting
is very large, It being estimated that
about 10000 persons are within the en-.
closure, Castaway won the handicap.
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Tennn'tH Defense Fund

DuDLlS, May l5.-The tenants de-
tense fund has been closed. The total
amount Of the subscription received is
100000. Tho largest subscriptions to
She iund were received from peFsonG in
County Cork, the sums sent by them
amounting 10 $4,000. r.
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A Cu,,,er Struck ,u Richie County.

specIul D,spatch to The Inttllicencer.
HAnmsvlLLE, W. Va, May l5.-Reli-
able word has reached here this evening
that about 7 o'clock oil was struck at
Cairo, and is now flowing out OF the
we'll; and it is said TO be a regular
yushcr. The oil boom has reached
Ritchie in earnest. Ny
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A,h,e,,cs at wnsh. md JIM.

WAsuixoroS, Pa, May I5.-The third
annual Aeld day or sthletic contest DO.
tween the classes Of Washington and
Jefferson College, will be held on the
grounds Of the Western Pennsylvania
Agricultural Association on May -.
Tho following points will be contested
buitipg shst, foot ball kick, long jump
hurdle race, l0oyard dash, hammer
throw, high jump, base ball throw, 200
ycxl dash. The winner vii represen,
tho college OF the Inter Conegls 9Th
letic contest. II; 81.
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Stock Exchange Fails.

BosToS, May l5.-The New York
stoes !, Exchange, at No. IS State street,
has failed. Liabilities $4,000. They cz'
pect to settle with creditors to.mor
row: Upward tendencies Of the mar
kct is the cause. [fEI.E--.s
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Getting Their Money Isaci

WASHINGTON, May l5.-The Comp
troller OF the Currency has declared a
dividend oi 5 per cent in favor Of the
Fifth National Bank at st, Louis, max.
ipc in all 9S per cent in claims proved
Of 81, ,ll7,G34. This bank failed Novem.
her 4 1SS1. II w. y. -.--.-r- g. !. .
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James ]. Walker, manager OF the Nye
4 Riley combination, has brought suit
against tho pathetic man, James Whit
comb Riley, for 81, 900, because he failed
to keep forty.soven appointments with
the funny man, Bill Nye.
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1ri,l, Members Of Parliament Returned

IFINH NIcIHUcfB Ut IHF!EuHlFHt NOtUfheH.
DUnLIN, May l5.-Mr. Harrison, Par
nrlli.e. has been elected to fill the va
cancy in the House Of Commons for the
Middle Division OF Tipperary. He was
returned without opposition. Mr..
Mayne, Home Ruler. the previous in.
cumbent, was also returned without op-
positiop, arsT saE
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s1in,,ter Smith Arrives,

ST. PErEnsauno, May 15.-Mr. Charles
Emory Smith, the new American Min.
lster to Russia, presented his creaen.
lials to The Csar yesterday. The Caar-
Ina subsequently, gave an audience to
Mt, aud Mrs. Smith.
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"oris,nal Package" Man Fined.

BANGOR, ME., May l5.-Iames Nc.
Guire, respondent OF the 'originul pack.
age" cage, was fined sl00 aud COSTS, OF
ninety days in .iail by Judge Brett in the
Municipal Court to-day, 1t being held he
was amenable TO State laws. Heappealed
the case to the Supreme Court. a
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West Virginia miners have received
no answer as yet to their circular asking
the operators for the Columbus scale
which is an advance OF 7! cents ton In
the Kauawha district and q cent in the
Wheeling district. A strike Of several
mcuths is probable.
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W. Il. johnson, editor OF the Salem,
Ohio, RepuLlican.Era, who has been
missing since April 30, was found in
this city and taken home. No cause Is
known for his wandering of.
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THE CITY SCHOOLS.

Proceedings of thc iionrt Of Education
Inst EreninI-Nlnnnni Tralnlng-finrs on
tho Schools -coma,enecmcat, etc.
The Board Of Education mot last njpbt
in regular monthly session. Superin.
tendent Anderson reported as follows.
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Thrown out of Work By Fir,

ST. LOUIS, May 15.~Tbe north end of
tho extensive chair iactory OF Heller &
Hoffman,, corner OF Eighth and Howard
streets, was DESTROYED by fire last night,
entailing loss Of about 100000. Insur.
ed for $4,000. About 800 hands are
temporarily out Of Employment. 5
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n,aor,l,r Among students.

Moscow, May l5.-An order has been
issued spspending the admission Of
studeuts to the Academy here until
1898, This order is due to the recent
disorders among the students.
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Tho Cost OF "a Druak.

S,scial Dispcich to the Intelliceneer. E g
Tonoxro, O., May 10. Charles Herr;;
ner sustained injuries tonight that Will
cause his death. While drunk this even
ing he overthrew q heavy iron wheel,
Which falling on him, crushed bis abdo'
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Ailncrn' TroublcsA

BlLuoA, May l5.-Tho striking miners
in 1his district have assumed very me-
nacing attituke, aad threaten to MAKE
raids Upon the houses OF mine owners.
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sIHcIut LIspIcN 10 HI 1Hlt1IIJtHttT. = ~
SPRINGFIELD, O., May l5.-It took
eleven innings to-day to decide the con.
test between the home team and Youngs-
town. The score is as follows:
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CANTON, May l5.-The game to-day
was one Of the most exciting OF the sea-
son. The score was as follows:
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\ Good Appointment.

Spceial Dispa.ch to the Inallioeneer.
WAsllSoroS, May 15.-WilIiam Nor
gan. OF Wheeling, has been appointed 70 a a
position in connection with the erectlon
Of the now Congressional Library mere
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Cupton Gets There.

Bat,eries-Wa,son and lIaller for Springfield
ayne and Cody for i0unss.0WR.