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NOBILITY's SCANDAL.
Unsavory Affairs in London Duke of Mari
borough Reforms.

tusaVory Affairs IN London Duke oi MARI
borough Reforms.
LONDON. July 27.-Whilc the rank
aud file Of the Queens troops are forced
into mutiny to obtain even decent treat
ment from their superior officers the
officers seem 10 have plenty of time to
figure in affairs Of gallantry that lead
to the police dock and the divorce
court. Lieutenant DE Ponthicu. Of the
Bombay staff corps. accused Of com
plicity in the death Of Mrs. Marshall
Hall. has been discharged by the exam
ming magistrate. who permitted the
Earl OF Northesk. q relative OF De Pom
thieu. to sit on the bench with him.
while other members of the nobility
filled the court room. Lieutenant En-
gleheart. Of the Welsh fusileers, and
Inspector Hill. Of the royal Irish con
stabulary, have been Instrumental in
breaking up the home Of Mr.. Charles
Arthur Duncan. a barristcr and justice
of the peace. Mr.. Duncan got his di-
yorce.
The Duke of Marlborough, on the
other hand j., becoming thoroughly do
nestle under the guidance Of his Amer
lean duchess. formerly Mrs. Hammer
slev. Of New York The historical res
idence OF the Marlboroughs has been
both beautilied and restored by the
lady's ample purse. The duchess is "a
marked favorite with the villagers.
She interests herself in their wants aud
difficulties. and is liberal In charity.
Rumor has it that the house OF Mari
borouph will soon have an heir.
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BLAINES BOLDNESS.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 21.-Secre-
tary Blaine'S last letter to Fry has not
only materially strengthened his posi-
tion iu behalf of reciprocity, but cuts
the ground. in part AT least, from under
his Republican enemies. Reed and
other enemies of Blaine had inSidiOuSly
reported that the reciprocity matter
was not OrOached until after the tariff
bin went % the Senate. They had
adroitiy coupled this with the Sugge>-
tion that Blaine was not sincere. but
was only seeking 20 emharras> Reed
and Mckinley. Now the Secretary
shows that he had submitted his
plan before the tariff bill was
formulated. Mr.. McKenna, Of
California. of the WAYS and Means
Committee. SAYS hc remembers Blaine :
argument. and that il leftnothing uneN-
planned; that Blaine in minute detail
presented his plan, which, at the dicta-
tiOn ol Reed. was SO uuceremOniOuSly
rejected. Blaine's last letter has
arouScda strong feeling here, as IL
shows that hc is in earnest. aud that ne
means 90 fight for-this principle with
his old time vim and vigOr. Reed :
jealousy of Blaine has done much to-
wards bringing about the unceremoni-
Gus treatment of the Secretary. but Re
pubicans. who are not Reeds slaves,
are now getting their eyes opened, and
the future of the Mckinley bill grows
much darker.
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SALISBURY'S POLICY
May be to Provoke Dispute TO Escape
Home Difficulties.


Home Difficulties
WAsHrNGroN. July EFT will be only q
few DAYS now before some authentic news
can be looked for IS 10 the operations OF
the United States revenue cutters Bear
aud Rush in Behring Sea. The lntorma-
tiOn viii be eagerly awaited. The impress
sion prevails IN revenue marine circles
that there viii be 40 seizures Of any conse-
gueucc reported The supplemental IN
strrcticus which First Controller Mat
thcws. as volunteer special messenger
carried out 90 Seattle are thought 20 nave
insured a cautious method of proceeding.
Dnomais here seem t0 think the STU
alton as disclosed by the correspondence
and the worjv lug.e off crimiuauon ana re-
cr.m.rltiou. which appears In rs laiest
phase as worthy OF more serious attention
Than has vet been given 90 the SUBJECT
They point ont that the Salisbury govern
me1f f, bese- with difficulties. It's coercion
policy in ireland has been denounced oN
The people at every election, ana lhe lua-
'or.tv with which 10 entered upon pow
er has been steadily reduced. Inc
Home Rulers have gained so much
strength that if u dissolution were had To-
morrow they would probably carry the
country Labor troubles, Socialist dlsaf-
fectiou iu the Household Guards OF the
Queen. uccessitating their bauishment 20 a
distant station which. however, is within
easy reach of the United States. and the
general feeling of unrest ami disQuietude
prevailing 90 is thought might induce Lord
Salbury t0 20 dangerously near provoking
au rtern4tl0ra, mbr0gl.O which could
hardly bc settled by diplomacy. Weak
Governments have done such things before
to eNtricate themselves from home troubles
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FRINGE GEORGEISN'r COMING.
Ward lfcAuister's select Circle ut New
nnrf lrnclIX nrreiNch.

good dea. chagrincd when they learn for a
certainty that Prince George of Wales is
not coming across the ocean The fact is
there never was any Official information
thar hc would. though somehow the story
that H. r. TT. was coming as com
mander of H. NJ =. Thrush gained
currency and set the summer idlers on the
tptoe off eNpectatation, and produced fu-
r0re with Immediate and rapid prepara-
tious for sumDtuous entertainments. The
fam0us Ward McAluster had arranged a
great breakfast but he Will have 20 be
content with presenting British Admiral
Watson as q substitute TO the disappointed
segment OF his choice circle The Admiral
win. however, be rendered some very elaO-
nrate entertainments.
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HELP FOR THE NEEDY.
Relief Work for the Lawrence Cyclone
Sufferers.

LAWRENCE, MASS, July 27.-The
scene OF Saturdays cyclone was to-day
unparalleled in the history of Law
renee From early morning till night
thousands of teams surrounded it, and
Il conservative estimate of the people
present places the number at 10000.
Militia troops have picket lines around
the wrecked districts. The police also
patrolcd the ground. The Mayor, Al
dermen and officials of surrounding
cities congregated at military head
quarters and remained all day issuing
acquisitions for supplies for the afflicted
families. The hotels sell no liquor dur
ing the day and there is no drunken
ness. More than $1,000 has already
been subscribed to relief fund. Col
lections were taken in all the churches
and the ministers alluded to the calam-
ity in their sermons. A mass meeting
has been called at the City Hall for
Monday evening. The ElkS and other
charitable societies have also called
meetings tOuraisc money. All the pa
tientS in the hospital and orphan asylum
are doing well.
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REBELS ARE ON TOP
BLOODY BATTLE FOUGHT IN THE STREETS OF
BUENOS AYRES.
Government Troops Go Over to the Insurgents
and the People In Sympathy With Them.
The Central American War-Gua-
temaas Claims.

BUENos AYEEs, July 27.-General
Campos and Arredontio, commanding
the insurgents, have seized the arsenal
barracks and Plaza Lavalle. Their
forces include five military and citizen
battalionS and the cadet corps. The
Government commands seven battal-
ions and expects reinforcementS. The
street conflict on Saturday was adverse
TO the Government. Both sides lost
heavily and many houses were de-
stroyed. The navy remains neutral.
Senior Pellegrini, President. has as
sumed the presidency Atlp. m. an
other battalion Of troops. with arms and
baggage Joined the insurgents. The
populace support the revolution. which
has extended to the provinces. The
authorities are negotiating with the in
Surgents.
INSURGENTS ABLY COMMANDED.
LONDON, July 95.-A dispatch sent
from BuenoS Ayres at o'clock yester-
day afternoon says that fighting was
still going ON at that hour. and that
many were killed and wounded ON both
sides. The insurgents have large re-
sources and are ably commanded. The
rebels have many Sympathizers among
the opposing troops.
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SOUTH PENN REVIVAL.
4 Corps of Engineers at Work on the Old
Survey.

PITrsrURG, July 27-Though the matter
has been kept secret, it is nevertheless a
fact that corps of engineers has been en-
gagged since last October in surveying the
route ofthe oldSouth Pennsylvania through
the counties of Bedford, Fulton and Som
erset. The men are in charge of Col. Stew
art. who made the original survey. They
are styled the Cumberland Valley Engin-
eering Corps. They are now at work in the
eastern part of Bedford county. The CORE
spondent saw and talked with some of the
men They admitted that their pay came
from the Pennsylvania, but were very ret
icent as to who was building the road.
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wnITELAw REID's CASTLE.
One Hundred Enormous Granite Columns
To BE Used in Constructing Portico.

One Hundred Enormous Granite Columns
To BE Used in Constructing Portico.
New YORK. July 27.-One hundred
granite columns of enormous size from
New England quarrieS and highly pol
iShed have been received at the Ophir
farm, the home of Whitelaw Reid. They
are to be used in the construction of Il
$4,000 portico cncirclng his granite
mansion, which is in the course Of cree
tion. 1t is said that Mr.. Reid'S resi-
dence will be almost as handsome As
that Of the Rockefellar mansion on the
Hudson. The building is modelled after
the ancient German castles of the four
tcenth century. From the castle tower
Greenwich Harbor, Long Island Sound,
Staten Island and Brooklyn Bridge can
he seen
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PROMOTION FOR ROMERO.
The Mexican Minister Returning to His
Native Land.

ST. Louis, July 27.-A dispatch from
San Antonio, Texas, says Senor Romero,
Mexican Minister at Washington, passed
through there yesterday en- route to the
City of Mexico He disclaimed any politi-
cal significance in his visit He said it
was purely personal one. he having been
away from Mexico for six years Intimate
friends however, declare that he is going
to Mexico in response to a call from Presi-
dent Diaz, who intends promoting him to
an important post in the Ministry, proba-
blv TO succeed Finance Minister Dublen.
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MILAN TO WED AN AMERICAN.
His Creditors are Clamorous, and This is
His Only Hope

PARIs, July IA special pispatch from
Belgrade to this mornings Temps, the
most conservative and reliable paper in
France, announces that ex-King Milan,
feeling that he is legally free TO marry
again. will shortly take to himself as a
wife young American lady of great
wealth whom he met last winter in Paris.
The name of the lady is not given, but the
truth of the story is vouched for. The eX-
Kings affairs are in sadly complicated
condition in Paris, and only little while
ago his creditors wore clamorous to point
that threatened to develop into scandal.
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English Guardsmen Commit Suicide.

LoNDoN, July 27-Mlitary circles are
greatly disturbed over the suicide of two
guardsmen, a private and a corporal, both
of whom left letters declaring that they
were subjected to such abuse by their olli-
GERS that it was impossible for them to en-
dure their miserable lot any longer. The
affairs will be investigated, and the in
quiry will be an important one in view OF
the apparent corroboratiOn afforded by
these suicides of the complaints Of i'll treat
ment which lead to the mutiny OF the Gren-
adler Guards
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BosroN. July 21-Delegates from lO5
railroad centres OF this country and Can
ada attended the meeting of the Grand
Council Cf the Steam Railroadmen' Pro
tectiyc Union, I'm Templar Hall, to-day.
Charles Trenholme, the President Of the
Council. presided The necessity for au-
tomatc draw bar gUard-rail aud higher
elevation of bridges were forcibly pre-
sented oy many OF the delegates. 10 was
ueclded. nut not without q strong opposi-
uo1, That the Union should not attach it.
~ y --- A--r--lm EoIerAtInn of LaDOr.
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d. .soler.. ,In.t stay at Homo.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 2i.-The Ma
tioual Rifles. of this city, have for some
time been contemplating trip 10 Europe
this summer. and application has been
made for passports. The application was
held up. however until the foreign govern
ments could be heard from. Germany at
once absolutely refused admission within
her borders to any armed company from
lhe United States, and England said that
the Rifles could not enter ireland. or
course this ended all talk of the European
rrin
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ouR MINIsrEH WASN'T sNUnnED.
Hayu Took Him by the Hand i'm Warm
Welcome.

WA-ur\GroN. ID. c.. July - Frederick
Douglass, Minister 20 Hayti, reached here
last night He says his visit home has no
public significance: that he simply came
fora holiday trip. He has been granted
leave oft absence for sixty DAYS. Concern
fu- affairs in that revolutionary island
Minister Douglass said; There
were ro Indications OF another revo-
tuition when left Hayti, and
the government appeared 20 be well es-
taa.i.heI snow YOU have notion here
fH.fa revolution of some sort is always
nr.v.c I'm uayti That isn't exactly true.
H.lEr s.l settle down some day when ed
a..n la, done its work. and then she
w -ot along al right"
Concerning tlc reports that he met with
rather chilly reception in Hayti MIR.
uHacI-, said -It was reported that /
wa. suuu1cd I wasn't suu0bed. Quite
recently President Hippo'yte took occa-
sion tnrater t0 me in terms of personal re-
-lrI unt esteem
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M,KINLEY SEND OFF.
The Napoleonic Major" to be Nominated
With Blare of Trumpets.

MASSrLLoN, O.. July 27.-The Con-
grcsSional Committee of the Sixteenth
district has selected September & as the
date for the mass convention in this
city. which will nominate Mckinley by
acclamation. Congressman Smythc will
act as chairman of the convention. Ar
rangementS are already being made to
send large delegations from each of the
four counties composing the district and
a number of speakers of national repu-
tatiOn will be present.
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Freight Handlers give Up the Fight

CiNCNNArI, July 91.-The strike of the
freight handlers of the various roads la this
city is to-day virtually no an end. The
railroads have conceded nothing. and Will
take back such of the old men as they
choose The strikers attribute their de
feat Oh lack Of organization. Freight is
now being handled on all the roads. and ii
is thought that by Monday work will be
Coins on AS usual
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PRIEST AND BISHOP.
Rev. Howard Macoueary, of Canton,
States His Position.

CANTON, ONO, July 27-Rev. Howard
MacQueary, the Episcopal minister, who
has recently created such a sensation by
denial of the Biblical account of the birth
of Christ and by other peculiar doctrinal
expressions was interviewed last night. He
called attention to the editorial remarks of
Cleveland paper on the recent adjust
ment of the ecclesiastical difficulty to the
effect that "when misconceptions have
been cleared away and the fatherly advice
Of the Bishop acted on, he would resume
the work of his pastorate."
THE BISHOPS POWER.
That implies Rev MacQueary said
that had to abandon my work because
of the5Bishop's admonition, which is not
true | had to quit work solely on account
of ill-health, but | have been as much the
rector of St. Paurs parish during the last
two or three months as ever before. The
Bishop cannot stop any clergyman of his
diocese from preaching any opinion he
NAV hold. His admonition is simply a
warning that he considers certain views
erroneous, and that the clergyman advo-
eating them has laid himself liable to a
prosecution for heresy. But the bishop
has no power to stop such a clergyman
from preaching-Only the standing com
mttee and the ecclesiastical court can do
this, and they can do il by u formal trial
and condemnation. If my voice had been
strong enough | would have preached last
Sunday, and if | were able | would do so
tomorrow without making any explana-
tons whatever / had, therefore, not
only not been forced to abandon my pulpit.
but in my reply to the Bishops admoni-
tion | distinctly meintained my right to
express even my views of Christs birth
and resurrection, should it be necessary.
Hence there is no sacrifice of principle on
either side, but simply, charitable, rca-
sonable, honorable adjustment of Difficult
ties, for the time being, in hope of better
things to come What that will be re
mains to be seem
BISHOP LEONARD TALKS.
''The following self-eXplanatory letter
has been received from Rt Rev. w. A.
Leonard, Bishop of Ohio. II gives a true
statement of the trouble between the
Bishop and Rev. Mr. MacQueary, of Canton (:
To the Editor " the Leader:
The special dispatch to the Leader from
Canton. o., in this morning $ issue is hardly
exact and certainly not full enough a
correct statement would read as follows:
Rev Mr. McQueary has agreed to obey
the bishops admonitiOn not TO preach his
peculiar views in Canton, or in this do
cese. In the meantime he has asked for
more time in which TO reconsider
and revise his published opinions. If at
the expiration of this time he is unable to
retract his errors he must renounce the
ministry of the church, or failing in this,
he must proceed TO an ecclesiastical trial.
Requesting your courtesy in this announce
ment, am faithfully yours.
WILLIAM 4. LEONARD,
Bishop of Ohio.
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GUATEMALA MUST BEWARE.
Secretary Blaine Inquiries About a steam
er's Detention.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 2,.-Thc Sec
retarv Of State has called upon the United
States Minister 10 Guatemala for a report
in regard to the alleged detention Of the
steamship Colima at Guatemalan port and
the seizure Of the arms and ammunition
which formed part Of her cargo. The only
information on this subject received at the
Department Of State came from the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, and the reports
are somewhat conflicting, the first saying
that the Colima had been detained at a
Guatemalan port on the 18th instant, and
the last one received saying that she left
the same port on the 18th instant on her
WAY South.
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Ncw Mcvlcan Railroad wreck.

Aiure EEQrE. y NJ July 2i.-Nester-
day afternoon about o'clock there was a
collision on the Santa Fe 40 Canon City,
s.N mile, from Gloreta. between "a north
bound passenger train and a freight train
South bound Frank Dennis. the engineer
ou tne freight locomotive. was killed out
risnl- lnd Fireman Westheid sugered q
broken .er i. k. Hauuc, express messeu-
gar laJ "a .ee broken.
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LADY DUSLo's DEFENSE.
Her Counsel scathlngly Rebukes the Al
legged Effort to Ruin Her.

LoypoN. July % The Dunlo. divorce
case was continued yesterday before a
Isrge audience. Mr.. Lockwood, .. G.,
counsel for I.ady Dunlo, presented his eli
ent's side TO the jury. He admitted, ia
very fowery language, that Lady Dunlo
1ras well acquainted with Mr.. Werthein-
cr and had no doubt been seen FREQ uent..y
in his society. but that she had been mt
mate with him in such manner as 70 re
fleet upon her reputation was vigorously
denied -....,.. as
Nr. Lockwood expressed the greatest as
tonishment at the condition Of the moral
natures Of these noblemen who Regarded
mesalliance with horror almost ap,
nroaching the orthodox dread OF
beresv vet could deliberately conspire 70
rnin an innocent girl Mr. Lockwood con
cinded his remarks, which were freq uentiy
interrupted with attempts az applause, py
declaring that the entire evidence oil ths
,-o nrosecution was tainted aud worthless ana
promised to destroy it all with his ,yI WIZ
pesses, The Court adjourned until Mon
Jav next. when Lady Dunlo and MI
Wertheimer will probably take the stand.
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TWO MILLS on THE DOLLAR.
That is What an Ascending Lawyer
Creditors &C..

PlTrsBURG, PA, July 27-The creditors
of 5. b, w. Gill, an attorney who alb
seconded from Pittsburg in 1874 with SiOO,-
900 belonging to the clients, yesterday re
ceived the final report of the assignee ap,
pointed to wind up his estate. Gill cleared
up his effects so completely before he fed
that the dividend amounted to only mills
ON the dollar
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Health of the Pope.

LONDON. July 27.-Signor DeCesare
writes from Rome that the Pope, although
grown very thin, is in good health, consid-
ering his 81 years. In walking he bends
forward and leans on stick. He eats less
than usual and keeps up his strength oy
means of strong broth
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Creclan Crown Princess in Danger.

BERLIN. July 25.-The Crown Princess
of Greece, who recently gave birth to a
son. has had a relapse. Prof. Oldschaen,
well-known Berlin gynecologist, was sum
moned uy telegraph to-day and immedi-
otelv started for Athens.
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ME-. GnnId Was Shut Ont.

KANSAS CITY, No, July 21.-Mr Gould
tried to run his new line into the Union
Depot here this morning, but Depot Master
Fish refused to have the switches turned
for it. and after some little wrangling the
train was taken TO the old Northwestern
depot The authorities claim they have no
room for any more trains.
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CuARLERoI. Pa. July 25-Henry Scott,
colorcd was killed "a, this place this after
noon by being hit over the head with a club
in the hands of another cOiored man. Both
were laborers In the glass works. The
murderer escaped The affair created
tremendous excitement as being the first
crime of any c0lsequeucecommitted in this
new glass town
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Weir VIII Fight.

New ORLEANS, July p. President
Peterson. Of the Olympic Club, tonight
received dispatch from NJ. \. Cook, Ike
Weirs manager, stating that Weir agreed
to come to New Orleans and fight Dan
forth The purse offered by the Olympic
Club is =, 500.
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ADVERTISING DODGE.

People in New York Laughing at the
Latest.
New YORK, July 2L-PeOple in New
York who are not carried away by ham-fat
and nnt-doodle advertising schemes are
Laughing at the story somewhat extensively
printed that Mr. Nellie Bly, Mayer had n
wager of about $4,000 worth of dinners as
to the time lie would palie to Paris This
is about the biggest break aay advance
agent has yet made, but the dose is rather
large to be swallowed except by suckers.
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STARTLING RCMOR.

Bulgaria viii Proclaim Her Independ-
encc as "a Nation.
LONDON, July 21.-A dispatch from Wen
ma saws that NJ Stambouloff. Bulgarian
Prince Minister. will assemble the Colo
nels of all the Bulgarian regiments and the
deputies of the leading towns at Sofia, Au-
gust 3. when Bulgaria will be proclaimed
independent and Prince Ferdinand will be
declared King
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They support Salisbury.

LONDON. July 27.-The correspondence
between Mr. Blaine and Lord Salisbury
respecting the Behring Sea fishery dispute
has attained an unusual amount OF atten-
ton here, and there is undoubtedly gen
eral feeling that the Premier is justified IN
the attitude which he has taken.
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Horrible Famine at suaklm.

LONDON. July PA dispatch from
Suakim says that a hurricane swept over
that place recently. The storm demolished
the chimneys Of the water condenser, caus-
ing great scarcity OF water. Many
natives in the vicinity Of Suakim are
diving from famine.