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GOMPERs REPLIES.
lie Accepts Powderly's Challenge To Meet
Him In Debate.

NEW YORK, June ia letter is pub
lishcd here tonight from Samuel
Gompers, President Of the Ma
tional Federation OF Labor, In
reply to the invitation OF Grand Master
Workman Powderly TO be present AT the
meeting tomorrow night at Cooper TN
ion. when he will reply TO charges by
officers OF the Federation against the
X. OF l.. Mr.. Gompers states
that he considers this challenge. but
in spite Of the short time allowed him
to prepare he will accept it and be
DrcSent
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FEDERAL ELECTIONS.
The Lodge Bill Reported to the House
Yesterday.


WAsHINGTOS, June i9.-The chair
man of the Committee on Election OF
President, Vice President and Repre-
sentatives in Congress to-day submitted
tho report Of the committee upon the
Federal election bill, drafted IN pur-
suance Of the instructions OF the
Republican caucus. The report first
takes up the question as to the power
OF Congress to enact such legislation,
and declares it absolute and complete
under the Constitution. This bill pro-
vides merely that the United States shall
watch over every stage OF an election
which concerns the choice Of a member
OF this body The remainder Of the re-
port Is u partisan argument on the me-
ccssity OF the bill, declaring Southern
elections to be fraudulent.
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b. 4 O. INDEPENDENCE.
President Mayer Tells the Board M
Railroad Bought 1t,

BALTIMORE. june lA.-In a sIaWIlVHE
to the Baltimore& Ohio Railroad Board
of Directors to-day President Mayer as.
serted that no railroad had any financial
interest in the recent purchases
Of the city and State holdings OF Balti-
timore and Ohio stock. The CARROTS,
the Greggs and William F. Burns had
combined to buy the stock, and had
agreed TO vote it in block for two
wears. This assures the freedom and
permanency OF the present admins
trafiOn
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PRAISES SALISBURY.
Stanley Fulsome In His Eulogies of the
Premier.

LONDON, June 19-Mr. Henry Nj. stan
lev was presented with an address az Bcr-
wick to-day. In reply he spoke In the most
enthusiastic terms OF the wisdom OF Lord
Salisbury as shown in the settlement with
Germany Of the African question. BY the
agreement between the two countries J1,-
600 square miles Of territory were added 10
the British possession in Africa Instead
OF a dolorous TRADE against the PRIME MIN
lister, Mr.. Stanley said now is the time 10
sing pean in his honor. II is now possible
10 realize the great dream OF those who are
concerned in the exploration and civlllAa-
tion OF Africa from the Cape OF Good Hope
10 Cairo.
In conclusion Mr. Stanley said that God
gave Lord Salisbury the wisdom 10 gain
this end, and expressed the hope that the
Prime Minister long might live and flour
ich
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LYMAN Wants a RehearIng.

Special Telegram 10 ne Register
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 19.-Ciyil
Service Commissioner Lyman has ap-
pealed to the House Civil Service Com
mittee for a rehearing, saying their re-
cent report did him injustice. The re-
Quest will be considered tomorrow, and
il is believed rehearing will bC
rraptad
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Hold to the Light.

The man who tells you confidentially Just
what will cure your cold is prescribing
Kemp's Balsam this year. In the prepatra:
ton of this remarkable medicine fef
coughs and colds no expense is spared TO
combine only the best and purest ingredi-
euts Hold bottle OF Kemp's Balsam 10
the light and look through 1t; notice the
bright clean look; then compare with otner
remedies. Price soc and 81.
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pilesi Piles Piles

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment is
the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding
or Itching Piles ever discovered. 1t
never fails to cure old chronic cases Of
long standing,
Judge Coons, MaySville, KY, says;
"Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
cured me after years Of suffering"
For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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RICHMOND. KY.. June l9-At Mrs. Cos
tello's boarding house at camp ON the
new railroad. eight miles from town, Pat
rick Costello shot and killed captain
Brown. boss of the laborers' camp. Cos
teilo objected 10 Browns attention 10 Cos
tcllo's wife. Costello was brought TO Rich
mond. He is from Parkersburg. W. Va.
but lately from Wellston. o.
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HE Is WEARY.
Harrison Not to be a Candidate Again.

Harrison Not to he a Candidate Again.
WASHINGTON, June ia positive
declaration has been made by President
Harrison that he will not be Il candidate
for denomination under any conSidera-
tion or circumstance. The President
was in conversation with an intimate
friend to-day at the White House. In
cidentally National politics was men
toned and the President said that he
had made up his mind not to be can
didate for denomination, and at the end
of his present term he intends to settle
in indianapolis again and resume the
practice Of law.
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KNIGHTS OF ST. GEORGE
rxcnrsIon TO columns via. B. & o.

Excursion 10 COLUMBUS NIH' ID a V'
The Knights of ST. George have ar
ranged to go to Columbus over the b. "
o. on June cath. The Opera House
Band will accompany them. Round
trip excursion tickets will be sold at ex-
tremely low rates. For further particu=
lars apply at B, & o. ticket office.
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Faulty Census at Columbus.

Special Telegram no fif Register
CoIUNBUs. o.. June 10 Reports Of omls-
sions by census enumerat0rs i'm this city
are coming i'm rapidly and the daily news
papers are publishing long lists Of names
OF families not visited. Much Indignation
is expressed at the careless methods of
taking the census. and IL is likely that the
figures given by the city directory pub
fishers will Doe taken as more reliable.
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KILLED HER HUSBAND.
Fearful Crime OF Prominent Young
Greensburg Woman.

GREENsBURG, PA, June i9.-Last
DR.. W. j. Hammer, prominent dentist
Of this place, was shot by his wife aud
it i thought fatally injured. The
couple quarrelled over some trivial al
fair and Mrs. Hammer went 10 the cup
beard and picking up revolver fired
three shots at her husband. Mrs. Ham
mer Is but 90 years Of age and the
daughter OF one OF the oldest and most
respected residents OF the county. The
exact cause Of the trouble is not known,
but is believed to be jealousy.
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FATAL LIGHTNING.
Louisville Again swept by small Cy-
clone.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. June l9.-Several
thunder storms have passed over Louis
willie this week. accompanied with unusual
ly heavy rainfall The worst storm was
this afternoon when there was much fear
Of another cyclone. Several trees were
blown down in the center Of the city and
the Commercial Hotel was struck by light.
ming and set on fire. but was soon eNtin-
guished.
At Williamsburg, Ky, the wife and two
little sons of Cort Brown. a merchant, were
struck by lightning and the wife and one
child instantly killed. The other child will
probably recover.
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SuAwNEETowN, /. T., June 1.-Two In
dian BOYS at the Government school were
suspended by Professor Harvey, for paying
clandestine visits 40 night 20 the apart
ments Of two Indian girls. The Professor,
few nights ago. armed himself with a
double barreled gun and watched for the
bows. They soon made their appearance,
and started 90 climb into the girls room 10y
means Of a rop, ladder. The Professor
called on them % stop, but they only
climbed the faster The Professor then
shot az them. intlicting very serious
wound on one Of the boys. The Shawnee
Indians are very much excited over the
matter
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ALIVE IN THE NINE.
A MESSAGE FROM THE ENTOMBED HILL FARM
MINERS
Nerves the Arms Of the RescuerS 70 Their Work.
The Buried Men May be ReaeAed
Some Time TO-Day-Scenes
al the Mine.

DUNBAR, PA, June 1o.-The i'm
prisoned miners have been heard
from. At four o'clock this even
ing the men working in the head of the
entry. through which the rescuing par
ty is working its way, sent word down
the entry to keep quiet. Every one did
so, and in a moment ''pick, pick" for a
dozen times, came the signal from the
inside. Then the men went to work with
renewed vigor. They cannot be reached
for "a hours yet. The rescuing party
is within few feet OF the line leading
from the MahoniBg to the Hill Farm
mine. But after thas is reached the
men will have 10 drive through - feet
Of coal to reach their imprisoned com
rades. The best authorities in the
rescuing party hold that it will be after
II o'clock tomorrow before the men are
reached. The news that the entombed
men had been heard from spread quickly
throughout the little mining town,
and in short time the mouth of the
Mahoning mine was crowded. At least
500 people gathered there. The excite
ment grew more intense each moment,
and the crowd gathered so closely about
the pit mouth that the Coal and Iron
Police were finally compelled to move
them back. About s o'clock Mine Boss
Gray came up from the slope with the
report that the rescuing party might
reach the party at any time. The sound
OF tapping against the wall has hecn
heard The rescuers are inspired with
fresh hope. They do not now fear dan
ger, and it is probable they will not
meet with any.
General Manager Hazard was seen
late in the evening. "You may say"
said he, that there are men down in
that mine alive, They have been heard
from. We do not expect TO reach them
till or o'clock tomorrow morning.
They will be taken care of. The Cath
Ollie priests are down IN the mine at
present. They will stay there till the
opening is made. have ordered corps
of physicians to be on hand ready for
anything"
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Nominated Tor Governor.

MONTPELIER. VT. June l9.-At the ke-
ppblican State Convention. which was
held here to-day, Carroll ; Paige was
nominated for Governor on the first ballot
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VERY CLOSE CALL.
THE TORY GOVERNMENT ESCAPES DISASTROUS
DEFEAT
Only By the Skin of Its Tssth-A Majority Of -Four
Only in Pull HOuse-GeDsral Foreign
News-Stanley Praises
Salisbury.

LONDON, June l9.-In a division In
the House OF Commons this afternoon
on the first clause Of the licensing bill,
the Government won by only four ma
jority. The announcement OF the vote
was greeted with prolonged opposition
cheering. Mr.. Smith, the Government
leader, stated that Notwithstanding the
smallness OF the majority the Govern
ment would proceed with the bill.
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AGAINST THE BIBLE.
4 Remarkable Contest at EdgertOn,
WIS.

EDGERTON. WIS, June l9.-NOtwith-
standing the decision Of the Supreme
Court, that the Bible is sectarian book
and cannot be used as a text book in the
public schools, aud that the simple
reading of it by the teacher without
commenting is using it as text book,
the School Board Of this city has re-
fused TO cause such use TO be diScOn-
tinued in the schools.
As a consequence Sheriff BabcOcR, Of
Rock county, has served a peremptory
writ OF mandamuS on the Board, COM
manding it TO cause the teachers in the
public schools of district No. ;, of the
city OF Edgerton, TO discontinue the
practice. The decision of Supreme
Court was given in case which arose
here.
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Burglars Break Jail "A Second Time at
Martinsburg.


MARTINsBURG, w. va, June l9.-At
about $50 tonight the alarm was given
and the news spread that Francis Mar
tin, Chas. Harrington, James Ford and
VIM. Cross had again broken Jail. These
are the parties who were arrested in
Baltimore some weeks ago, and brought
here on requiSition papers, for burglar
izing II. l.. Dell & Co. = large hard
ware establishment In this city.
This makes the second escape made by
them, besides besides being detected on
several other occasions In the attempt.
Officers left Immediately on their trail,
and it is believed they will be again cap
tured.
A special term OF court had been call
ed for next week to dispose Of the pris-
oncrs, but from all appearances and like
all professional burglars, they are not
partial To courts.
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Dgs MOINEs. IA, June l9.-The search
ers" Yesterday began raiding the original
package houses ON warrants charging the
proprietors with owning and keeping
liquors and making illegal sales. \ num-
Der Of places We're visited and all the liquor
not I'm original packages was seized. Ihe
searchers then ordered the proprietors out,
closed and locked the doors and carried the
KEYS away. 10 is understood that they only
intend molcsting the dealers who break
original packages.
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of for Cape May.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June l9-Mrs' Har-
risou. Mrs. Mckee and her children left
Warrington at o'clock this morning over
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad for Cape May
Point. where Mrs Harrison will remain
during the summer. Mrs. Mckee will
probably remain with her husband three
weeks She will make several trips TO the
more fashional summer resorts during the
caacnn
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shnrIr.t Ronte to ChIcago.

East LIVERPOOL. O.. June lS,-Pennsyl-
vania Railroad engineers are surveying the
new line between Smiths Ferry apd Mas
sillon. The line will connect with the r.,
IT ". 4 c. and will connect with the Pan
handle at Smiths Ferry. making the ms
tance between Pittsburg and Chicago 10
miles shorter than any other road.
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Akron Beats Canton.

AKRON, O., June 19-Akron outbatted
Canton to-day and won, although the visi-
tors made fine rally toward the close.
Young, for Canton, struck out thirteen
men, but was hit hard at critical points
Score:
Akron. .........9 2 . 90 9-S
Canton .......... 20 U U . 1 o =
Hits, Akron IL, Canton 10; errors, Akron
(, Canton 3: batteries-Akron, Hall and
Sweeney, Canton, Young and Yak; earn
ed runs, Akron 2; two base hits, Hobrecht
,. Mott, Whinnery; stolen bases, Akron .,
Canton 4 bases on balls, of Hall ), Young
3; hit by pitched ball, by Young / struck
out, by Hall ;, Young l3; passed balls
Sweeney 3, Yak ,. Time, 2:20.' Umpire
Jamison.
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SLAP AT QUAY.
Sherman Defends Sergeant at Arms
Canady.


WAsmNGToS, ID. c., June l9.-In the
Senate Mr.. Quay's resolution offer
ed yesterday forbidding the Sergeant
alarms TO remove any Of his subordinates
before the first Of July without the consent
Of the Senate, was taken up.
Mr. Cameron offered substitute for il,
directing the employment as an additional
Page (for the present SESSION. OF Geo. II.
Mann, the employe whose removal was the
cause Of Mr.. Quay's resolution, being
offered. Both resolutions were referred 10
the Committee on Contingent Expenses,
after short discussion in which Mr..
Sherman spoke Of Mr.. Quay's resolution
as ''slappng man in the face, just as he
was leaving his Office and said that the
employe had been removed because he had
passed the limit Of age for Page, aud be
cause Of the urgent request OF Senator
who had a right 10 claim something ~ the
hands Of the Sergcant-at-Arms for another
very worthy person.
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Special telegram TO TIE Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June l9.-To-day
Warner Stutler, postmaster at West Union,
w. Va. resigned his position and was ap-
pointed to a clerkship in the Census ONCE
A. c. Holmes was appointed postmaster in
Stntler's place.
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Another Seven to Nothing Game.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., June 19.-The Mans
fields put up superb game this afternoon
while the Youngstowns were decidedly
weak, being outplayed all around. Score:
Mansfield ............S 0 o 0 0 . 3 II
Youngstown.........0 0 o D o O. .
Batteries. Youngstown, Doty and Cody,
Mansfield. Furnier and FitZsimmons; hits,
Youngstown 1. Mansfield Il errors, Youngs-
town &, Mansfield >
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An nId MonnshIner Arre.ted.

NUf'III ItIfTrlIN - ~ h.lifTtF,
P,RKERsBCRD. " Va, June l9.-Hugh
Gallagher. an OLD man of about 20, was
brought IN and Jailed last evening by Dep
uty United States Marshals Holland and
e. l.. Hoover Gallagher was captured at
Coalburg. Kanawha county, after long
chase over half dozen mountain counties,
He is alleged % be one Of the most danger
Gus illicit distillers In the State.
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'Armltage out. MT by Dhtleu Dall
Springfield ..........O U u u
Two-base hits, Schieble, Lytle, Ziegler;
stolen bases, Lytle, Glenalvin, O'Brien,
Zeigler: struck out, by Fitzgerald !, by
Shieble 4; bases on balls, by Fitzgerald /,
by Shchieble | {; hit by ball, by Fitzgerald
!, by Schieble | wild pitches, Schieble ?;
double plays, O'Brien to Glenalvin to Arm
itage; Glenalvin to O'Brien TO Armitage;
Mills to Haller to Smith. Time, 30. Um-
pire, Hill
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Madame r.chebrikoya E1Iled.

ST. PETERsBURG, June l9.-Madame
Tschebrikova, whose recent letter 20 the
Car, protesting against the system OF gov
ernment prevailing In Russia, led 10 her
arrest. and has been removed 10 the village
of Yarensk, in the remote northern part OF
Vologda. Fifteen other prisoners were
also sent TO Yaransk with Madame Tsche-
brkOva.
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NJ nlde.t Macon In the county.

BAKNEsvIIIE. o.. June &c. {. Park,
er. one Of the most prominent farmers ana
stock dealers OF this place, died tonight OF
general debility, aged - years. He was
the Oldest Mason in this county, and was
wealthy
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$1,000 rnrmcIl.. nauchter Marrled.

CHcAGo. June l9-In the Presbyterian
Church 40 Lake Forest, a northern suburb
of this city. 40 noon today, Miss Rose Far
well. Youngest daughter Of United states
Senator Charles B. FarweI, and MT
Hobart q Hatfeld-Tavlor a member Of
au ola and wealthy Chicago family. and
one of the editors OF ImcrioG, were united
iu marriage
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Turk. and Chrl.tians at War.

CANEA. CRETE. June IA few days ago
a number OF Christians ambuShed and shot
three Turkish soldiers and Cretan Mus
sulmau A body Of Mussulmans IN revenge
have killed a Christian and threatened iur-
thor renrisals.
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Indnrsed the nntterworth BilI.

MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, June 1.-THE an
nual convention of the Millers National
Association was brought to conclusion
to-day amid torrent of resolutions, the
principal one being the Endorsement oil the
Butterworth ant-option bill, which passed
unanimously.
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BY str,.s. IN ,llchlgan Wines.

--u JACKET, MICH, June l9-Au the
---s at tle Tamurack mine, over ~ ID
--ltr struck yesterday for eight h0urs
4e 10 zen. and q raise In wages lt Is
Isl. certain the miners IN the Osceola'
---lc6. Jr.. and Calumet and Hecla
strike some time This week.
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A REVENUE TARIFF.
The Platform of the Ohio Prohibition
Party.

Party.
CoIUMBUs, o., June l9-The Prohibition
State Convention this forenoon adopted a
lengthy platform, demanding passage by
Congress Of a law prohibiting introduction
and sale Of intoxicating beverages, demand
ing free and secret ballot, TO prevent the
corrupt use Of money; favoring a fair share
Of profits 20 the labOrer and shorter hours
universal adoption of arbitration for settle
ment Of labor disputes, favoring tariff for
revenue only; the free coinage of silver
and a service pension.
The following ticket was nominated A;
Secretary Of State, Rev. NJ. +. ClerSwood,
Hamilton county; Supreme Court, O. j.
Ross. Highland; Member Board of Public
Works, j NJ Scott, Licking county.
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The Neighbors Talked.

LINCOLN, NEB., June 1a.-pr. 7, II. Ro-
fus committed suicide yesterday by cutting
his throat from ear to ear. He was an old
resident aud well known physician. He
had lost three wives in the last seven years
under circumstances which caused much
talk, and it is believed this seriously az
fected his mind
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faao. y ID June l9-lt has been de
e 'a ao.1 the Republican state Con
--oa 40 Grand Forks, ,July - Ile
.,-on li this date is a Knockout Tor the
.g men. who were ia favor OF Septem'
The anu-i0ttery men had pro
--.ef majority
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Observation-Disclosures.

New CASTLE, PA, June l9-There is a
deadlock in the Republican Congressional
/ Convention of the Twenty-ffth district to
nominate a successor to Congressman
Townshend. Forty-eight ballots have been
taken. 1t is believed TOwnshend has been
/ hpatau
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BosroN. Mas, June le.-Annie t'eIton
REYNOLDS. tho first woman dentist TO grad
uate i'm Massachusetts, received her degree
ofD ID. \. from the Boston Dental Col-
lege today. She also received hrst prize
for senior hOnOrs.
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LOST IN THE FLOOD.
Ten People PerIshed In n South Dakota
Torrent.

HURON, 5. d., June l9.-Additional
particulars from Tuesday nights storm
In Potter county, are more painful than
the first reports. The loss Of the Werg-
or family Of five persons and Of Mrs.
McElroy and her two daughters, In the
food that swept down the Little Chcy-
enne valley, is confirmed. as IS also the
report Of two deaths at Lebanon. Three
other deaths are reported, but the re-
port has not yet been confirmed.