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BONUS FOR LOTTERY.
The Act VIII Give Louisiana Twenty. Five
Million Dollars.

Tho Act Will Give Louisiana Twenty-Five
Million Dollars.
BATON ROUGE, La, June s.-The text
OF the proposed lottery amendment has
been made public under the following
caption:
An act providing for the submission
to the electors OF tho State for the adop-
ton or rejection an amendment to the
Constitution OF the State by inserting
therein:
"An article on levees, schools, chari-
ties, pensions, drainage and lotteries"
The proposed amendment embraces a
contract between the State and John A.
Morris and associates under which, for
lottery privileges for 25 years, from Jan
uary !, 1904, Morris & Co. agree to pay
the State S25,O00,000, or Sl,0O0,OOO per
annum, payable quarterly. Provision
is also made for the expenditure Of the
money received by the State annually,
as follows:
Public schools, s35o,oo0; levees, $780,.
900; charities and pensions, So COO, 900;
city Of New Orleans for drainage and
sanitary purposes, 100000. .a
The measure wilt be introduced Mon
day next. l-Us
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Ills. HONOR Ills DISGRACE.
Infamous Methods by Witch NJ. CiIrfstIch
Hccnme Primo Minister.

Infamous Methods by Witch N. CiIristIch
Bccnme Primo Minister.
LONDON. JuaeS.-The application filed
by NJ. Christich, formerly Prime Minis
ter Of Servia, and later Serviau Minister
to Berlin, for divorce from his wife,
has caused considerable surprise, not,
however, because OF any belief that his
petition is groundless, but rather that he
should at this late day take action that
any self.respectins mau in his well.
known position would have resorted to
years ago. ....
1t is q matter OF notoriety that tho
political advancement OF NJ. Christich
and bis retention Of the several high
positions to which he was raised, were
based solely upon his acquiescence in
the scandalous relations existing be-
tween his wife and his sovereign, King
Milan, and it is also equally well known
that his social, and finally his official
ostracism in Berlin was due to his
peculiar notion Of his rights as hus-
band. Furthermore, no part Of Europe
is ignorant OF the fact that Nine. Chris.
itch faally left the husband she hal
never been true to, and whose willing
ness to continue the beneficiary OF her
in6deIity most probably disgusted her,
to 1.-Two openly with Milan, who was
compelled to abdicate his throne by the
popular and official clamor against his
protliyacy and immortality. It was King
Milan'a relations with Nine. ChristicI
that formed the basis as well as the
fabric Of Queen Natalie's suit for divorce
against Milan. Yet with all these proofs
forthcoming, N. Christich, as though
still in fear OF his former master, merely
alleges an ungoycrnable temper on the
part Of his wife and ier final desertion
Of his home, as the grounds upon which
he petitions for separation. ..5s
Ex.Queen Natalie is too keenly in:
censed against the unfaithful father Of
her son, the present King OF Servia, to
allow an opportunity for revenge To 70
by, and it is expected that she will con.
tribute very largely to the Sensational
character OF the revelations OF the pro-
ceedings in NJ. Christich's action.
A German company, with capital OF
SIC, 900, has made an ot!er to the
Italian Government to cultivate the
sterile district known as the Campagna
di Roma, on scientific principles. At
present the district is desolate and pes.
tilential place whose condition is be-
lieved to contribute much to the uu-
healthy condition Of Rome. ~ :
Three journeymen bakers, impover-
iahed and deprived Of work by the re.
cent strike in Prague, committed suicide
in that city to-day, having been driven
TO the deed by their unsuccessful efforts
10 obtain food. s .Lj 4
| The Austrian Government has de-
cided to include the suburbs OF Yienns
j within the limits Of the central govern
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WHEELING, W. VA, MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1890.
BELMONT DII,.
Another Well In tho sand-An Injunction
Suit Against n Wheeling Dian.
Special Dispatch to he Inislipeneer.


Suit Against n Wheeling Dian.
Special Dispatch to he InieAipeneer. E
BELMONT, W. Va, June s.-The ven
ture on tho O'Neal farm, opposite the
island, got the sand yesterday evening
and handsome show Of oil. She was
shut down until tomorrow, when she
will be drilled in.
r. N. Boss has enjoined @. B. Hart
from drilling on the store lot, on the
ground that Il. II. Browse, from whom
Hart bought, had dedicated the ground
to public uses. The record shows TINT
there never was any dedication. Boss
and his sons have been using the lot TO
store ties and fence posts. Tho pro.
ceeding is understood to be for the pur-
pose Of delaying operations. Hart ex.
pecls 10 drill the we'll. Boss at one time
proposed to buy the lot, 30 that he could
control tho surface and lease 1t to Hart
for oil purposes. G. W. Brockunier
has n chaneery suit against Boss, who,
he alleges, used his money to get lease
and has since refused to assign the lease
Ia him.
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BRAMwELl, June s.-One OF the most
horrible murders ever committed in
West Virginia occurred on the farm OF
Gideon Barger, near the mouth OF Abb's
Valley, a few miles from Bramwell,
some time last Thursday morning, in
which the assassin or assassins drove a
large pointed stone through the skull
and into the brains Of an unknown
colored man; afterwards building bon.
fire, trying to cremate the victim to hide
all evidence Of the terrible crime. 20
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snd Drowning Mt Charleston.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, June S.-Little
Richard Rutrner, the eight-year.old son
Of Joseph Rather, a prominent attorney
and politician aud ex.cdltor Of the Kan
awha Ga:eiie, was drowned yesterday.
His iather had taken him fishing and
they were sitting on plank, when his
father suddenly missed him. His hat
WIS seen in the river, and the father
suddenly plunged in after him. After
diving for three,quarters Of an hour he
found his dead body. He was an only
child aud his parents are almost dis.
tracted. Tho mother was on an excur.
sion up the Kanawha and was called
home by telegram.
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For Zig Stakes.

!; PARIS, June Sat the Auteuil sum.
mer meeting today the principal attrac.
ton was the grand steeple chase Of Paris,
worth nearly s25, ,O0O. The distance was
about four milea and one furlong. Mr..
naly's 6'year.old Royal Meath won by
three lengths. The last betting was two
TO one against Royal Meath, " a !.
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Rank Crncl, ed ard lturrsd

BLooMINaroS, Ill, June S.-Burclars
blow open q sale In the bank at Chube-
worth at 2 o'clock this morning. The
building caught fire and seven store
buildings, comprising the main block
we're burned. A fireman named Pra.her
was badly hurt. The bank vaults con.
taiued $3.50, 900, and it has not yet been
ascertalned whether. this is missing.
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HARVARD YANDALS FOUND OUT,

In Spite OF tho Etrnrts OF tho Students and
Authorities to Keep tho Secret.
New York, June S.-A special from
Boston to morning paper says that the
Harvard vandal students, who INDUCED
their decorative talent on objects OF art
and even the sacred symbols OF church,
have been discovered. 1t is said that
the authorities and students endeavored
to hush up the matter, but the people
OF St. Paul's Catholic Church were not
willing to see the oulprits escape and
have hunted them down. The users Of
red paint are said to comprise three
Seniors, a Junior and Sophomore.
Their names are not given.
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NJ -, --I-TN
Cnblo Cars Collide. I;

CulcAoo, June s.-Two cable trains
crowded with people collided to-day at
the switch corner Of Division and Clark
streets. Five passenge!s were more
or less seriously injured, but
mono fatally. Tho injured are a.
Il. Stafford, John Lapp, Henry Sanford,
Jene,son Merrigan and Herman Hentea.
UnaccountabIe derailment Of one Of the
trucks Of the grip car caused the col
]ision. For a time there was confusion
bordering on a panic. In the wild
scramble 10 escape from tho wreck many
women tainted and there were Rcores OF
torn coats and dresses. ] " n
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.Prosl,lsns at Fort ross Monroe

FoRrRess MONROE, Va, June s.-The
President, with Mrs. Harrison, two
grandchildren and Mrs. Dinmock, came
ashore at 10 O'Clock. this morning. Col.
Frank met them and escorted the Presi.
dent to church. The party returned to
tho Dispatch and sailed at 5 o'clock for
Washington, where they will arrive
iaboLt noon tomorrow, I5 I. y. E 4 n
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TRIPLE HANGING.
Three Texas Negroes Swing for Cold.
BlOodcu Murder 49,

Three Texas Negroes Swing for n Cold.
Bloodcd Murder.
LINDEN, Texas, June s.-Three ne.
groes, Tom Mills, Fletcher Holden and
Henry Holden, were hanged here yes.
terday for the murder OF James Nc.
Gregor, Il white man, at Atlanta, Texas,
on the 7th day Of last December. Nc.
Gregor had just settled in Cass county,
and let people know he had money. Lie
He drank freely with the three negroes,
and they enticed him 10 the edge Of the
town, where Tom Mills broke his head
open with car coupling. The body
was robbed and carried a mile from
town and left by the roadside, where i,
was found All OF the condemned men
confessed their guilt and died repenting.
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Columbus Street Car Strike

COLUMBUS, O., June S.-No cars were
run on the streets to-day. The strikers
are quiet and determined. The COM
pany announces they will start the cars
tomorrow morning. In anticipation Of
trouble, the Mayor has issued procla.
nation counseling good order and assur.
ing the citizens Of ample protection Of
lie and property, n: 81
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Robinson Gets SIX Ycnrs,

SpfctH UlSputch 10 inc lhttHgtHcer.
ST. GAINESVILLE, June I. William
Robinson, who killed Chris. Aschoir in
Bellaire on January 7 last, was to-day
sentenced by Judge J. B. briggs to six
years in tho penitentiary A new trial
had been prayed for, but overruled. His
son Dexter, who was implicated in the
same murder, got thirty days in jail and
S7b fine. ~
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A PROTECTION MINISTER
WIN Keep American Cnttfc Out Of Great
slsritnlu.

BritAin.
LONDON, June S.-A very influential
deputation waited on Mr.. Chaplin, the
Minister for Agriculture, on Thursday
to urge him to abolish, or at least to
modify the restrictions on the transpor.
tation OF American cattle. A consider.
able portion Of the deputation consisted
Of shrewd Scotchmen who have made
much money by fattening American
store cattle for the London market.
They tried very hard to persuade Chap.
I'm that the cattle disease no longer ex.
listed in the United States, but the min.
lister, knowing that he had at his back
an overwhelming majority Of the English
farmers, declined to make the slightest
concession.
Chaplin is at heart a protectiouist.
and il he could have his way would nut
a duty. on American wheat and other
materials which compete with the British
iarm produce; but as public opinion will
not allow him to do that he gladly eases
bis feelings by inforcing the restrictions
on the importation on cattle. The Board
OF Agriculture has received information
from America which throws doubt upon
the alleged extirpation of pleuro. pneu-
monla in Baltimore. Evidence has also
reached London that the disease is still
raging in certain counties in New York
State. ~. g,I +
Chaplin will therefore have no diff.
Guilty in .persnadiue the British agricul.
turists OF the unwisdom OF relaxing the
existing regulations. The establish
ment OF a Board Of Agriculture in Lon
don, with it's chief in tho Cabinet, has
!undeniably had a good effect. The
board keeps the farmers regularly in.
formed Of all that concerns them in
foreign countries, and already the old
fashioned methods Of cultivation are
being abandoned in favor OF the more
scientific means. The latest movement
ia directed to the establishment OF agri.
cultural schools all over: the country,
endowed by the State and controlled by
the Board Of Agriculture.
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4 Llft for tho Pro-Catl,etlral.

LONDON, June s.-Lord Ripon to-day
presented to Cardinal Manning on be:
half Of the congregation OF the pro.cathe.
dral, check for c3,G7G and an illumin-
ated address on the occasion of his silver
jubilee. Lord Ripoa was accompanied
by large deputation, which included
Judges Mathew and Stoner, William
O'Brien, the Duchess Of Newcastle, and
many clergymen. The Cardinal, in re.
turning his thanks, said he would de-
vote the moneyto completing the cathe-
dral and clearing of the debt, d ,T511.
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. = - : : $
Accidental StabblnR,

: CatcAdo, June s.-James johnson,
outstretched in drunken Btupor on a
saloon floor, was stumbled upon and ac-
cidentally stabbed to death this morn
ing by Walter jacobson, who, scarcely
less stupid from drink, was resisting the
whisky enfeebled efforts Of the proprie-
tor, Michael Dalton, 10 clear the saloon.
johnson, Jacobson and Dalton had been
drinking prior to the fatal thrust. All
three were too drunk to realize Johq-
sons danger. He bled to death on the
saloon floor from lack Of attendance. Il
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Pottery md Steel Interests.

sptci1l Dispatch to the Inttliigeacer. zgas,e...
WASHINGTON, D. G., June Sc. NJ.
Pearson Is at the Ebbitt. Mr.. Pearson ID
here with Homer Laughlin, OF East Liv-
erpool, and others, who appear before
the Finance Committee Of the Senate
tomorrow in the interest OF the pottery
manufactures OF the country. Mr.. A.
W. Campbell will also have hearing
on the steel schedule. IL.
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Anew ltulIur,

a PARIS, June s.-Considerable excite
ment has been aroused among Partisan
merchants in consequence Of Washing
ton rulings which require that Consular
certificates for goods exported to the
United States shall be issued at the Con-
snlate nearest the point Of manufacture.
Thsy complain bitterly, and the Minis.
ter Of Conference has been asked to in.
terfere. s5 q.
It is said that representations on the
subject have been made by the Govern.
ment to the United States Minister in
the hope OF securing fresh instructions
from Washington for the Consul Gen
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CRASH IN VIRGINIA.
4 Number OF Passengers Ilatlly Hurt By a
Collision on,the South Atlantic md Ohio,

a Nutnoef oa faShodkdfH hRHiy Kurt by q
Collision on.the South Atlantic md Ohio. 4
DuyflELD, Va, June s.-A collision
occurred yesterday at - o'clock, six
miles west OF the National Tun1el on
the South Atlantic and Ohio Railroad
between passenger and mixed train
No. 2and construction train No. I. y
About so passengers were on board,
all Of whom >were terribly shaken up,
and the following are bruised and in.
jured: JEFF Price, drummer OF Bris.
tol, Tenn, injured internally and will
probably die: Charles Carpenter, en-.
gineer, leg broken; K. Frank Surface,
commercial agent, nose broken and 9th.
erwise injured. 3 's5-
N. H. Beech, Milton Tatten and
Jos..P. Morris, construction hands, all
injured internally, but will prob ably re.
cover. a, .5r - T. q -, i -, y. \,
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Hotel to Ito Closed,

: WlLxEsBARnE, PA, June s.-The EAGLE
Hotel, the leading hostelry in Pitts,esn Pi.s,'
Will be closed by the Sheriff to.morroy.
Just before tho Prothonotary'y Office
closed yesterday afternoon Judgments uo az.
gregating nearly S, 600 were entered 1S; IN
against the proprietor, s. R, FarreiI
executions y f " were Issued and the levy is
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McRecsttort Defe,f,tj

AKRON, o., June akron won tho
third successive game with Mex eegport
to-day Spnra. 4..t.-t H..sar T-It- ~
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snrIr,noh 7-s..4. !. - u. II. f.
Mansfield
aud Fltzslmmons. 1''''-''f' w D"'o
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United Society Of Christlan Endenyor. 81
~ "a Louis, Mo. IA .Ift jsl!I=ti.f,

The Baltimore { Ohio railroad for tb,as I
occasion Will sell tickets from all points
on ita western divisions to St, Louie.a
MO-, and return, at the low rate of onl,
1ate 11 ior the round trip, June lOth apd
31sn, 15, good ior return passage until June
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Canton Defeats Dnyton.

Canton, O., June 7.--Canton pulled a
game out Of Dayton to-day. Score: 7. :
co,,or ..t, ~, i. II. Il.
D"J
j., Two,base hit-speI,lel. Three base hI.-ca,r 7
'Briep, : : ~ I'"s I's Hla "tlu ialk.
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, batteties.spring1eld OBrien and Mackcy:
Fournier and Fltzsimmons. u
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Silver Bill Passed.

WASHINGTON, June s.-The Silver
bill passed the House yesterday alter.
noon by q vote Of l34 yeas to 1l9 nays.
The voting began at 8 o'clock. Several
unimportant amendments were disposed
of, and pending the question OF the
adoption Of the substitute (agreed upon
in cancns), Mr.. Bland, Of Missouri,
moved to recommit to the committee
with instructions to report a Free Coin.
ago bill. tlifls.s19i'fe q 41s,l5 I
On this motion the yeas aud nays were
ordered, aud the motion was lost by. a
vote Of llB yeas 70 l40 nays "a
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Saturdays Gnme ut youngstown.

YOUNGSTOWN, June 7.-McA1ichaels. 4
new pitcher, was put in the box by
Youngstown, and he was wild. SAWYER
was also Wild, but not at critical stages.
Gienaiyin did great work ut second.
10th clubs play Sunday. Score: q :.
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SUriugllell Pulling lTn

epecldf O9pdfch 10 lte InhHf1ercer.
srhlNoF1ELD, O., June s.-springfield
again pulverized Mansfield to-day.
Score: 2.s'
cn-,r,e.,, \. II. L,
ManSteld 'r . n
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II Ii
l,atterleS--Akron, Hall and Pike. plummor%
and Cote. Earned runs, Akron 1. Home RIM,
lla&en, Berger. Two.bnse hits, Mo,z. uohrcch,'
stolen bases, Akron 4; Mckee. port 2. DoMhI,.
plays, O'Rourke, lIazen mud Motz. Bases az
bhl,s, BY Hall 9; by Plummcr, l. Struck ont
~ Hall 4; by plummcr 8. Time las. umpirc.
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oUN0sT'NI9. | II lo.I1 IL EEIIS0. m n;
Totals:::.. sInI9lINI Il TolAlr..... ] 7lo]SIj9I
1,!oungsto own.......... o o o o o O a a. .
w heellng......r...... 0 O 2 @ O & q a.

Earned runs. foungstown.l, !, Wheeling. Q T,yo
hase m hits. Higgins: 9 Brien, Myers Stolen ba,es
n,Migs, naoaMnigs,town, 2; Wheeling, L.. Struck out, BY
mcsiichaeis, Z; BY Sawyer. Bases on balls. ofi.
McMlchaels, I: off Sawyer, 5. Umpire, Ja1aisnHr..
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M1nsileld Murdered

SPRINGFIELD, O., June 7.-To.day'y
game gam was an awful slaughter and re-.
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Wiped Up tho Earth with Canton.
Special Dtspateh to the Inteuiuencer.
DAYTON, O., June S.-The home team
murdered Canton to-day, and then
danced on the remains. Score:
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ENORMOUS SHIPMENTS.

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