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SAYS liz Is READY.
Kcmmler, tbs Condemned Murderer,
UrIrCd OF Thia slonLs>tuvp

! Kcn,mlsr, this Condemned Murderer
"rlrcd OF THIS Monke,i"E"
AUBURN, N. Y, June 25.-William
Kcumler, tho condemned murderer, was
not informed that the Court Of Appeals
had affirmed the judgment Of the lower
court in his case until after he had eaten
his evening meal yesterday, which was
handed into the steel cage about 8 clock
by old Daniel, his keeper.
Old Daniel, by the way, seems to have
q greater respect for the condemned
mans sensibilities than anybody else,
and did not volunteer the information
his charge was so an1ionsly awaiting.
Alter he had eaten his last lnorsel OF
the literally provided meal, Kemmler
turned to Daniel and said: "Weii, old
mai, YOU seem to take il harder than
do. See (raising himself 10 his full
height and expanding his chest), I am
not nervous or downcast, and / know
by your solemn way how my case has
ended and learned my fate from your
actions. But it will be all right, Daniel,
Don't feel bad. knew ali along We
would have to part, aud I was ready to
hear what your good old heart dreaded
to reveal me-"
The prisoner is much attached to his
keeper, for ono with such brutal ma.
ture. He pretended to be more con.
cefned about Daniel than about himself,
but when Daniel did not essay to en-.
tighten him on the decision OF the court
he asked: "What did the Judge say
anyway?'
"The court simply reallirmed the de.
cislon OF the lower court" was the re.
ply.
"And that is," said Kemmler, "that
I've got to be touched oil by this elec.
tric machine. Well, the sooner it's over
With nue. now the better. I'm tired OF
this monkeying, for l guess the laws all
right.
Warden Durston will take Kemmler
before the court in a few days for re-
sentence. He is Of tho opinion that an.
other date will be fixed upon for the
execution, as there is no necessity for
further delay. The electrical apparatus
is in readiness, and the prisoner could be
disposed OF at IN hours notice. No one
except the condemned mans keeper,
tha Warden, the Rev. DR.. Housbton
and the prison chaplain are allowed to
see kemmler.
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DlSTklCl' loyal LEGION.
Resolutions CoudenninE tho Richmond
Rebel Flag Festival.


Rebel Flag Festival.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 25.-At the
regular monthly meeting of the District
of Columbia Commandery OF the Loyal
Legion, held on the 4th inst, General
Mussey presented resolutions condemna'
tory OF the course adopted at Richmond
on the Goth Of May, in making tho erec.
ton OF the memorial to Robert L. Lee
the occasion oi an approval Of the "los,
cause"
There was very general and earnest
expression in the Commandery OF SYM
pathy with the spirit OF the resolutions,
though the condemnation they express.
ed was not regarded as sufficiently point.
ed. The resolutions were referred for
revisionto a sptcial. l.comutittec consisting
OF Major E. p. HalsteaJ, General I. j.
Reynolds and General X. D. Mussey
The committee reported back the follow.
ing resolutions, which were Unanimous.
ly adopted by rising vote.
"ResOlued, Tha, this Commandery con.
demns the attempt recently made at
Richmond, Va, under cover Of the erec.
tiou OF memorial OF General Robert Z.
Lee, to apologies for, defend and com.
mend the national crime Of State su.
premacy he abetted and BECAME eminent
by sustaining.
."Reso'sstl, That this Commandery
earnestly recommends such Legitimate
action as will prevent the use OF military
patades and civic professions or in pub.
tic demonstrations OF any Confederate
flag.
"Resolred, That copy Of these resolu.
tions be transmitted to the Commander.
in.Chief and to each Of the State Com.
manderies OF the Order with the request
for Endorsement or adoption OF similar
resolutions"
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plTrspURau, June 25.-At the Interna.
tional Sunday School convention TO.
day Treasurer 1. II. Biglow presented
his report, which showed receipts OF
sl4,3l0 80, and expenditures OF Sl4,.
632 IS during the past year. Rev. War.
rem Randolph, Secretary Of the Ipterna.
tional Sunday School Lessons Commit.
tee, then read voluminous report Of
the committee's work. He said the
committee vas now at work on the
third series of'lessone, which coyer seven
years each, and 1t will be completed by
1888. :
Alter some uuimportant routine husi.
ness the Convention adjourned for sup.
per. .sa ! St5 =
In tho evening Bishop J., q. Vincent
addressed the convention ON "Bible
teachings" alter which reception was
rendered to the foreign delegates.
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Indiana Republicans Indignant,

INDIANA, Pa, June 95.-The news
here Of Delanater's nomination, while
not unexpected, creates much feeling
Republicans as prominent as ex.Sheriil
Dougherty, A. s. Patton, r. E. Hide.
brand, and many others declare to.nigh.
they cannot see how thsy can support
him. The majority Of Republicans in
this vicinity Opposed Delamuter at the
election Of delegates, aud they are more
bitter nov than they were before. A
leading Republican says old Indiana
county will give a majority for Pa,tison,
II he is the Democratic nominee. An.
other says the Republican majority in
November will not exceed 1900. The
Delamater Republicans are saying little,
and will not give an opinion. They
seem fearful Of provoking new antagon,
ism. The strong Hastings and Stcne
men regard Delamater nomination very
sorely. II what these people say now
is adhered to throughout the cam.
paign, 1t is thought Senatar Quay's
harmony scheme is failure in Indiana
cnuntv
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SPECULATION IN SITES.
Physicians OF Cleveland Inilrmnry Charged
With Selling Bodies uf Pnnpers.

PhyhictnnS OF Cleveland Inilrmnry Charged
With Selling Bodies Of Pnnpers.
CLEVELAND, o., June 25.-The state
mcnt iB published here tonight, on the
authority OF DR.. George F. Leick, Dem
onstrator of Anatomy at the Western
Reserve Medical College, that the ply
sicians Of the City (Intirmary) Hospita
have for two years been selling the
bodies OF paupers to the medical college
at the rate OF Sl2 so each.
The hotel physician is DR.. ]. i. Cook
Democratic member Of the Board o.
Education, and at present said to. be 6
candidate for the position OF Superin
tendent Of the Cleveland Insane Asylum
DR.. Cooks assistants were John J, Orton
and Marcus Dennerle, and the business
was transacted with them, although DR.
Lsick says he had m arrangement Will
DR., Cook. ,aI. &.
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THE SILVER BILL,
The House Of Representatives
Knocks the Senate Out.
NO CONFERENCE ASKED FOR
t}y That I50dy-F'rcc Coinage Laid
Oh tho ShclC-TtiN sSatinnatt
Election Biii 10 DO Voted
on July Second. .

! WASHINGTON, June 25.-In tho House
to-day Mr.. Uongor moved that tho de-
bate on the silver bill be extended from
suntil 8 o'clock, at which timc voting
shall begin. His motion was agreed tc,
and Mr.. Morse, Of Massachusetts,, took
the floor In support Of tho House bill
and in opposition 10 the Senate bill.
The hour OF three having arrived, Mr..
gonGer moved that voting begin. Nj.
Bland moved that tho House vote on tho
Senate amendments. Mr.. Springer
moved that votes be had OH each sectior,
md the first vote taken was n propos
! ton to Concurin tho first section OF Sei-
ate bill providing free coinage OF slve,,
the coins to be fuH terat tender, In pia, Q
OF The fret section OF The House bill, pre-
viding for the coinage Of 81. 500, 900 woitli
OF silver per month. s A..
Mr.. springer's motion to concur In tho
substitute proposed by tho Senate to the
first section Of the House bill was de-
teated, yeas l35, nays l52, twen:y.ore
Republicans voting aye and nineteen
Democrats voting no. This amend,nen.
provided for tho free coinage OF silver.
Mr.. Springer Withdrew bis report fora
separate vote on each section and tho
House then by 4 rising vote Of lIJ to S.
uou'concurred IN all tho remaining Sen-
ate amendments.
Mr.. Conger then moved that confer
ence be asked with the Senate, and this
was agreed 10 without division. The
bill nov goes back to the Senate with
the REQUEST that it report conference
committee. ,m."rr
On Tie lourth amendment giving legel
tender quality to the silver certiicateat.
Mr. Breckenridge, OF Kentucky, ask.d
Tor n separate vote, but his motion 70,
concur was defeated upon a viva vote
vote.
A motion was made by Mr.. Conger 10
disagree 10 the amendment OF the title.
1t was agreed to without division, as ives
his motion for the appointment OF Con-
ference Committee, aud the struggle WIS
over. .Ff"l =
Mr.. Hit, OF Illinois, presented con-
ference report on the Diplomatic Ar
preparation bill, and it was agreed to.
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Tllyy Are Dejecteti.

lluSrlSGDoS, PA, June 25.-The nom,
ination Of Senator Delamater for Gov.
ernor was regarded by the local Repub
licans here as foregone conclusion, and
consequently awakened no outward
manifestation Of enthusiasm. The local
Hastings adherenis who were all alons
the most vociierous Of any OF the various
candidates followers, had strong hopes
Of the Adjutant Generals success, and
they are naturally much detected. There
is II slight feeling Of disquietude among
the Hastings men here, but it will no,
outliYe the NnYemher etnttinn.
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AN EASY VICTIM.
Wheeling Takes Another Gnme from Can.
ton-Other Gnmes Abroad,

Wheeling Takes Another Gnme from Can.
ton-Other Gunies Abroad.
Wheeling awakened from q long,
dreamy sleep yesterday and slugged the
ball in old-time form. They knocked
Mr.. Smith out of the box; and, not be.
ing satisfied with this achievement, they
pounded the life out Of Young, who was
substituted, and whom they could not
touch on Monday. 1t was great yicto.
ry for the home boys. There was con-
siderable growing against the decisions
Of Umpire Hill, but the conservative at
tendants agreed with him every time.
1t il impossible for man in Mr.. Hill's
position to be perfect. He is honest, and
II he makes mistake it is not inten-
tional.
This afternoon is ladies' day, when
the fair sex will be admitted free, and it
is hoped there will be great number OF
them present. Tho leaders OF the
League, the Manstields, will be- at the
Island park for the rest OF the week.
On Saturday two games will be played.
The homo team this afternoon will have
to hump themselves to beat the lead.
ers. II Wheeling plays her usuai stead >
game in the field, the result will not be
in doubt. Following is yesterdays
score in detail: f.s - /
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STILL DIGGING.
Tho Eescuera Of tho Farm iIlll Miners Yet
Far from Their Object,

DUNBAR, Pa, June 25.-Still digging
away are the miners who arc trying Ia
reach their imprisoned comrades. They
are $40 feet beneath the hilt, md nearly
one milo from tho mouth Of tho pit.
They arc still working in tho hardest
kind OF Sob" aud are steadily ap.
proaching the point 80 long aimed for,
The fall In which tho men arc working
ia Of the hardest kind. As Secretary
Watchorn expressed 1t, 1t could not be
more soiit II some ponderous machinery
had been used to pound and crush It
together.
When the men will be reached Is still
question OH which every one Is at sea.
II may ba tomorrow, aud II may DO Sat.
uriay. No ono knows what il ahead Of
the party. They have not met with one
fortunate chance. Everything has been
against them. Nothing but the strong.
cat nerves and the brawaiest arms could
have put them where they are. But
they nre right where they expected to
be, and will continue until they reach
the end,
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4 BIG STRIFE

In the Belmont Field-rhs Duncan Com.
runy Does It.
Sxcial Dispatch 10 De Jnhtlicolcf7.
BELMONT, W. Va, June 25.-The
Duncan Oil Company's No. l we'll, on
the Taylor farm, came in to-day, and
broke the record Of this field with lfty
barrels an hour. Tho well is located or
the river fiat northeast Of Belmont,
about 500 feet from tho railway station,
and is further up the river than any
previous development
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Special Disoatch 10 the Ia.c!i1cNcer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 25.-West
Virginia pensions have been granted as
follows:
Oliginal-Chatles NJ. Roach, West
Grafton; Y. A. Gates, Charleston ; Jacob
Castow, Leon; Aquilia Gilbert, New
Martinsyille.
Increase-Lewis Fritz, Wheeling;
David Hart, White; Daniel Ball, Point
Pleasant; John ". Lyons, Letart; Isaac
Collins. Cove Gap; William NJ. Tread.
way. Glen Easton; Bird L. JefTray,
Hewitt.
Original widows, etc.-Eglsentine j..
widow OF James Duukee, Huntington.
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a Prince At largo.

VIgSNA, June s5.-lt is reported here
that Prince Ferdinand, the ruler OF Bul.
gara, has in q sudden and mysterious
manner started from Sofa for this city
by way Of Varna and Bucharest.
Ills visit here. it is stated, is connected
with the critical position in which bull
garia is placed, and the weakening OF
the SambuIoH Ministry by the resiena.
iion Of DR.. Strausky from the Ministry
OF FOreigl AlIairs.
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Will lIa No lsplterH.

USloSrowS, Pa, June. 25.-Delama-
ter's nomination for Governor meets
with almost universal approval here
among Republicans. There are few
soldiers who preferred either Hastings
or Montooth, bu. there will be no bolt.
ers. Interviews with members OF both
wings Of the party here tonight strong
ly indicate this. =,
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PiTTsDuRoH, June 25.-The conveu'
tion Of the Amalgamated Association ol
Iron and Steel Workers finished up its
work this afternoon .and adjourned
finally after q session OF three weeks
The election Of officers resulted as fol.
lows:
President, William Weihe, of Pitts
LurGh.
Secretary, Stephen Madden, Of Pitts.
bursh.
Treasurer, James Penny.
William Martin, who has been Secre.
tary OF the Association since its organiza
tion, surprised the convention by refus
ing reelection. Allegheny City was
selected as the place OF holding the nex
meeting. s..
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GnEESsBuRG, PA, June 25.-The Re-
publicans here tonight are not very en-
thusiastic over the nomination Of Della
mater. The leaders Of the party who
are here tonight have very little to say,
but assert that the nomination suiis
them. An occasional Republican ia out
spoken against the choice Of the conven.
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To Purify Politics,

NEw YoRH, June 25.-The citizens
political movement was organized las!
night at the Windsor hotel Wheele,
II. Peckham, the Chairman, explained
the creed to be the "puritication Of local
politics and to kill the blighting indu.
encc Of Tammany Hail." Resolutions
keyed to this were passed. Carl Schurz
was ono Of those present. A committee
10 prepare nominations was selected,
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I,aa,aginS Rala Storm .

DunUouR, Iowa, June 25.-An elec.
trical storm struck Dubuque yesterday
morning. Two inches OF rain fell in two
hours, and the wind blew forty miles an
hour down town. On the hills the
velocity was much greater. In Rock.
date Valley, south Of the city, tho food
carried away. bridges and drove people
to the hills for safety Many washouts
are reported on the railroads. The dam.
aye done in this county is estimated at
over 100000. a..
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BREsr, June ga ioos-bridee lead,
ing from steamer 10 landing stage at
St. Jean collapsed this morning and
hundreds OF persons were thrown into
the sea. Seven bodies have been re-
covered aud many persons are still miss
ing. Divers are engaged in searching
for other bodies. &
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CoLc.RsrER, oSr. June 25,-The
boiler OF an engine in use on William
Craig's farm two miles from here, e1-
ploded yesterday afternoon, instantly
killing George Craig, and so severely in
]uriug Thos. Qnick, that he died. Frank
Quick was injured about the head, and
il expected to die at any moment.
Frank B,aly, engineer, Peter White
aud Thomas CRAZY, wysey ssriously in:
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MADRID. June 25.-rhe authorities at
all Spanish ports have establis he'd aten
days quarantine against vessels arriving
from Gambia and Valencia. II there be
cholera aboard vessel the quarantine
is extended to fifteen days. GH5E,
The total number OF cases Of cholera
in Valencia to date is l86, Of which ll9
have proved fatal. .@,
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BOULDER, COL, June 25.-Word was
received this morning that the mills and
works at the Puzzler and Boston mines
were deatroyed late last night. Over
1000 acres OF valuable timber also
burned. The loss will be large, but can.
not now be estimated,
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Took Plenty. OF Ballots

MANSFIELD, Q, June 25,-Michael
D. Harter, Free Trader Of this city,
received tho I Democratic nomination
for Congress in tho Fitteenth, Ohio,
district, at l0:l5 o'clock this morning,
on the one hundred and iitty.third bal
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Everything Tied Up nt CentrnlIa.

CESTnALlA, ILL, June 25.-The Iii.
nois Central strike has tied up every
thing in the freight line here. About
sixty OF the men departed for their
homes last night, thera to remain till the
matter is settled. The men are almost
unanimous for the removal Of superin-
teudcut Russell.
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Killed On tho Il, s o.

Special Dspdlch 0lhe IAltlIigtnctr.'
BURTON, W. Va, June ga young
man named Isemenger was killed on the
B. & 0. railroad at point three miles
east Of this place by some Of the trains
last night. His parents bad recently
removed from Long Dream, in this
county, to Waynesburg, Pa.
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Pittsburgh. II; New York, ii. (P. l..
Boston, 10; Allegheny, 6; IN. ~
Cleveland, |; Philadelphia, i. IN. H.,
Cincinnati, 2; New York, ]. IN. L.
Cleveland, 10; Brooklyn. 8. (P. L)
Rochester, s; Athletic, 7. (Asso.) III
Columbus, 10; Toledo, q. (Asso.
Chicago, 8; Brooklyn, !. IN. L..
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GgoyEnroS, TEX, June 25.-Great ex-
element was caused here last night by
the suicide OF Miss Annie Turner, dauph-
ter OF Judge Turner. Judge Turner took
tho pistol from the hand oi bis dead
daughter and shot Professor Davis. The
cause 10 not known. !rsr=,.,,,, -,
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Postnlnsters' Salaries Raised.

sptclnt DlSpdlcht 70 Inc iHttAi1tnccr.
WAsHlSaroS, D. G., June 25.-The
annual readjustment Of salaries OF Pres.
idential postmasters Of the second clasa
was made public. The changes in Wes.
Virginia were Huntington, from 81 900
to $1,000; Parkersburg from s, 400 to
s., 800,
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Destructive ForeSt Fires.

DENYEB, Coz, June 25.-Telesrams
received here state that forest fires are
arc raging in the Conejose and San Juan
ranges i'll the southern portion Of The
state, and also in the neighborhood OF
Pa!ser lake, but the amount OF damage
is not stated. .l y =,
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renting vote, and cheers were given for
The new chairman. The convention
took IL recess 10 wait for the candidates.
General Hastings said afterwards that
his name was used without his authori.
~, aud the convention then reelected
Willinm II. Andrews, Of Crawford
roNNtv A
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Minnesota PrOliibitionists.

ST.. PAUL, MINI, June o5.-At the
Prohibition State Convention to-day, J.
P. Pinkham, OF Minneapolis, was nonii-
mated for Governor, and ]. 0. Barrett
for Lieuteaant.G Governor.
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Special Ntpatch 10 The Intt!iDenctr.
!. WEaroS, W.. VA, June e5.--The jury
in the case Of Hersohal Ice, for the kill
ing OF young Alkire, returned a verdict
Of murder in the second degree, to-day.
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Wheeling. 1 0 0 Q . . 0 8 G.,
Can lou ............... / u @ O, q @ .

EARNED runs-Canton, a; Wheeling, 10. Two
bate iiI,s--Ats,lake. osborne. sacfltlec bits
Darrah;; Gcna!y!n. Gibson. Stolen oases-weA..
alyln. UDrlcn 9, Gibson. Struck nui--ny Glib.
son. 1; Smith, l.: Young. 3. Bases on bstfs-od
Gibson. .: Smith, 4. lit By ball-by Gibson. b;
Smith. !. Wild nilches--by smith, .; Young, i.
Johnson. TIme-2:lo. Umplre-IIill. =
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parne,,,. Cnpl,Ju,. Elected.

LONDON, June 25.-Mr. Rochefort Ma
guirc, the nominee OF Mr.. Parneii for
the seat in the House OF Commons for
North Donegal, made vacant by the res
ignu,on Of Mi. Doherty, also Home
Ruler, has been elected without opposi-
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Youngstown SiiH Winning,
Special Dtspateh TO he Inteiliooieer. ,a' ...l
YouSdsTowS, o., June o5.-The home
team. whipped tho visitors severely
to-day. Score:
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Akron SInuEhiera Dayton.
Special Dspatch to the InitlliGtnetr.
AKRON, o., June 25.-Akron defeated
Dayton to-day by terrific batting. Cuppy
was knocked out Of the box in the third
innipu Scnra. En
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M'KtSLgy n,LL ENDORSED.

We cndo,se tho tariff bill called the "Mek!a.
Icy bill' IN ihe form In which 1t wns passed by
the criticism passed upon Tho bill in tho English
Parliament as All unwarranlrd interference by a
foreign uxtion with the right OF the American
people 10 protect American Industries.
w realirm one Of the earliest principles OF
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AKRON 10 y
Day
iiattcries-Akrdu. Conov~r and Sweeney: Dsy
ton, Cuppy, Brewer and Williams.