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CARLISLE SWORN IN
As tho Successor OF the Luts Senator Beck.
~ LnrIe Audience Present.

AS tho Successor OF the Lnts Senator Beck,
Large Audience Present.
WAsntydro4, D. O., May eG.-Hou.
John G. Carlisle, ex-speaker Of the
House OF Representatives, appeared on
the floor Of the Senate this morning and
was sworn in Immediately after the read
ing OF the journal.
On the arm OF his colleague, Senator
Blackburn, he made his way to the left
Of the Vice Presidents desk, where the
oath was administered by bfr. Morton.
The ceremony was witnessed by CALLER
ies well filled, tho press gallery having
IN unusual number Of Representatives
in it. Alter subscribing to the oath in
the Secre,ary's record, Senator Carlisle
was introduced TO the venerable Cap.
tain Basseit, and by him conducted TO
his seat. His desk is in the second row
on the extreme right OF the President
OF the Senate, and was decorated with a
large basket Of handsome roses. He was
there congratulated by a number OF
Democratic Senators, the Kentucky DEL
cgation in the House and other Demo
cratic representatives who were present
to see him sworn in. Senator Carlisle
takes the seat formerly occupied by Sen.
ator Turpie, who succeeds to Senator
Reagan, who has taken the late Senator
Beck's chair. s 81 .lI'vTi
The Democratic caucus committee
will meet tomorrow TO assign Senator
Carlisle to his place on committees. It
is probable that he will be given Mr..
Deck's place on the Committee on Fl
nance and membership on several minor
committees. Senator Beck was mem.
her oftlle Committees on Appropriation,
Finance and Woman Suffrage. II
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THE GERMAN CATHOLICS.
Opening OF the milwaukee, Conventional
N.a Great Parade.

opehihS OF the milwaukee, Conventional
% Great Parade.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 2G.-The
greatest convention o. German Catholics
ever held in tho West opened here to.
day. go F''
sfxty.siz societies connected with the
Central Catholic Society arerepresented,
and it is calculated that cloee upon
$4,000 adherents Of that denomination
from outside points are in the city. =
This is the first gathering OF the kind
in the United States, and while it's pri.
mary object is to form State orgauiz1.
tion and to elect delegates to the Nation.
al Convention to be held in Baltimore
next month. 1t has political signitican CO
from the fact that the Bennett law as
well es questions relating to the train
ing and education Of children are to be
considered. N ~,
The delegates assembled this morning
in the hall Of the Deutscher Manneur.
yerein, where an address OF welcome
was delivered by Mayor Peck, and re-.
eponses by Hon. n. j. spannherst, Of
st. Louis, President Of the Catholic
Central Society Of the United States,
Gustave Kaiser, and representatives Of
the State organizations. This afternoon
there was grand parade Of Catholic SO.
cieties. The parade moved at i 80
O'Clock, in fourteen diyisiona, the an
cient Order Of Hiberniaus and Catholic
knights OF St. George having the right
oftheline. Seventy.iyesocieties were rep.
resented. Tomorrow the convention
will gat down to business. r. V {.
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TAYLOR CARRIES JEFFERSON.
Tho Fight now Narrowed Down Between
Cook and Taylor.

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Tho Fight now Narrowed Down Between
4, a. Cook md Taylor.
. SrEuBEsvitLE. O., May o6.-OHcial
returns from this county's primaries
give Cook II delegates and Taylor IS.
Taylor has 81 majority Of the popular
vote in the county. He carried every
precinct outside the city. IA
When Major Mckinley was talked OF
as candidate in this district, after the
Democratic gerrymander OF tho State,
Jefferson county did not think OF put.
ting up candidate, but since the Ma.
jor has positively refused to leave his
old district, this county has put one Of
her own sons in the field in the person
OF John NJ. Cook, and the fight has now
narrowed down between he and Con-
gresham Taylor. Carroll and Guern-
sey counties hold their primaries
on June 81, but no primary election has
yet been called in Harrison. Hole Of
Co!umbiana county, is playing but a
small part in the fight. ~
The Democrats have not called any
convention yet, and with a Republican
majority Of q, 800 in the district, it is not
likely they will so to the. useless trouble
ofholding one. #-Et77 ~
Jefferson county Republicans arc de.
s:rons Of seeing Major Mckinley as tue
candidate. for Governor.
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KEEPING II ul'.
Paator McDutile Again Attacks tho Roman
g, Catholic Church.

Paator aIcDutile Again Attacks tho Nunlnr
u, Catholic Church. r.
New Brunswick, N. j., May 2G.-Tbe
Rev. NJ. V. McDuflie, OF the Remaen
Avenue Baptist Church, whose house
was stoned, as he thinks, by Roman
Catholics, on account Of his sermon
against ttcir attitude on the school
question, continued bis series OF Ser,
mons yesterday. 'sl n,
He said he meant to fight It out on
this line, no matter what the cost might
be. He devoted himself to attacking
the Roman Catholic Church on It's claim
to infallibiiity, its attitude toward the
Bible, It's church government, which, he
said, was inimical to American institu.
tions and euslaved it's followers, its doc-
time OF the sacramento, and It's opposi.
ton to general popular education.
lie also attacked the doctrine OF the
union Of Church and State, and accused
the Catholic Church OF q want OF charity
toward Protestantism, Of superstition, Of
iuolatry, Of disregard Of reason and oI
the use OF force and violence to accom-.
pilsh its purposes. The church WAS pack.
ed and the sermon created a gepsation.
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COKEDALE STRIKE SETTLED. !
Tho Ien Promise to lsOxeott Two Saloon

Tho Men Promise to l,oycott Two Saloon
Keepers. 5Nt-,t'. =.
HELENA, MoSr., May e6,-The strike
at Cokedale has been settled, and the
miners will return to work.
: A proposition in whiting was maloby
q committee representing the Cokedale
Assembly Of the Knights OF Labor, and
handed to the chief Of the force Of de.
tectiyes, at the camp Of the miners dur.
ing the trouble. " '.'-''+ ta5 81 ~
The proposition was referred to Ex.
Governor Hauser, who went to Cokedals
yesterday and effected "a compromise.
The terms of the agreement are that the
miners shali" receive Sl'l0 for hard coal
and 81 05 for soft coal per ton oi 2,2lO
pounds! Laborers' wages around the
mines will remain .as formerly, 50 so per
day. All the old hands who have COM
mitted no violence will be given work,
and but few will be excluded from the
mines. The men agree to boycott two
saloonkeepers, who, the company claim,
have been the principal agitators OF the
Rtrike.; - LstTI,,-ru fs..t-,s. IS, ~ )
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It Beats orandfather,. Clock.

4 LONDON, May 2o.-Herr A. Noll, liy.
ing at Berlingen, in the Black Forest.
after five years patient and arduous
labor, has constructed wonderful
clock, which be claims, surpases in mar
vellousness all clocks OF ancient or mod
ern times, This timepiece is warranted
O. go without stopping, and
without out winding, till midnight Of the
year $3.50. On its dial, besides the time
Of DAY, it shows years, seasons, months,
weeks, days. festivals, and sun and
moon changes. 1t is not known what
guarantee it's maker gives Of the works
sustaining the wear and tear OF 40 long
PERIOD but he evidently has faith in
bis product, and demands $4,000 marks
ior It. The clock is now on exhibition
at Berlingen. 5Fs 5 '.'f''S :. :
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requested by the President 10 withdraw
a'i her naval forces from American
waters and 10 dismantle her naval sta.
tions In both North aud South America
and tn adjacent islands; and shall have
declined. or shall have neglected for one
year so to do. Il 10 amendment he said, ,
simply proposed that We shall ask Great
Britain 10 tako her hands of; to yacate
Puget Sound; to start herself from Hall.
ta1, TO leave sthc Bermudus, TO quit
Jamaica; TO let the United States and
North and South America alone; and
TINT II she will not DO 1t, wo shalt build
a navy. But she will do IT, 3"5
Mr.. Hawley said that when his good
friend from New Hampshire first offered
his amendment be bad thought II fine
piece Of wit, but now he was very much
afraid that tho Senator was In earnest,
lie, Mr.. Hawley}, was as much in favor
OF peace as anybody, but a proposition
from anation already disarmed to Great
britain to disaEm was simply ludicrous.
The policy OF the United States bad
been from the beginning In the general
direction OF industry and peace: and
there was no fner chapter In all history
Illustrative Of that policy than the great
Geneva arbitration, = ~
Mr.. Blair'B amendment was rejected,
and then the vote was taken on MIR.
Cockrell's amendment to atrike out the
provision for three battle ships. It was
not agreed TO-, yeas IS; nays 50. The
bill then passed.. fNB&
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Tile Check was Stolen.

LAwREScEnunu, KY, May 2G.-Early
last week 7. B. Ripy gave to Stamp Dep.
uty Petty a check for s44. 4.G47 20. in pay.
ment for tax: on whisky. Petty placed
the check with others in drawer in his
Office. At night hecarried them to his
residence, where he kept them. Hay-
Ing no stamps at the time Of the receipt
Of the check he held it for few days.
When ne began to Issue these stamps he
iound the check missing. Petty came
here last Friday and steps we're taken 10
prevent il possible loss to anyone. An
indemnitying bond signed by the Col.
lector, Chief Deputy Stone and Mr..
Petty, was given to the bank to secure
1t against any loss should the check
have been cashed at some other point,
aud 4 new check issued. Y q. 81
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Suryeyors Drowned.

BOISE, IpAno, May 2d.-L. D. Hopson
and Frank Moore, OF the geological sur-
veying party, were drowned at Eagle
Rock on the morning of May "a, while
sounding the river. The body Of Hop.
son was recovered and will be forwarded
to relatives in Columbia, S. G. Dloore's
body was not recovered at last accounts.
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WEST VIRGINIA'S SHARE n
OF the Federal Appointments
Being Looked Into 75
BY GENERAL NATHAN GOFF, ,
Who has Visited tho Departments.
Something Moro Prctcntious than
Consnlshtps VIII DO Asked
for Some Other Positions.
Special Di,pu,eh 10 he In,tllioe,cr.

WASHINGTON, D. G., May eG.-Gen.
aral Cot arrived this morning. He put
In busy day among the departments.
It is tumorcd, as consequence, that
some more Wes. Virginia appointments
are under way. West Virginia has
lately lost the benefit Of several consul.
ships formerly accredited to her, aud It 10
probable that an eIrort will be made TO
gain this lost ground. Something more
pretenli0us than u consulship may even
be- asked for, sueh as a Minister Resi-.
dent, or some other foreign post OF equal
importance. In addition to this the
Stats is entitled to several positions un.
der tho Interior and Postoilice Depart.
ments not yet filled, for all Of which a
vigorous campaign will be opened.
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CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION
or the Importation OF Allen Contract La
N3is bor into Illinois Mines. III, .,i,,,{

or the Importation OF Allen Contract La.
l2'. bor into Illinois Mines. .,.f
CHICAGO, May 22G.-The first western
session Of the Congressional subj Com.
nittee on Immigration and Naturalisa.
tion WAS held to-day in the Chicago Gus.
tom house. Mr.. Henry 4. Lloyd, we'll
known journalist, the first person ex-
amined, was asked for facts regarding
the lockout OF coal miners at Spring
Valley, Ills. He said the majority OF
miners were foreigners, French, Bel
gians and Italians predomina.ing. He
found forty or fifty families who had
been induced to come to this country
through the: solicitation Of a man named
Anton: Fort, who assuredith that they
would better theit condition by 30 doing,
but they were much worse on than they
bad been ut home.- They had been sent
to an agent in Chicago named Dewickj
who sent them ~ Spring Valley.
Mr.. Lloyd di6'not know whether the
work of the man Fort had been done be-
fore or after the alien contract labor'law
was enacted. Mr.. Lloyd declared the
lockout was due to tho policy Of the
syndicate controlling the mines, which
apparently thought more money could
be made by having the men idle than
at work. This syndicate was known as
the Spring Valley Coal Mixing Com
pany, Of which the stockholders he
knew Of were William L. Scott, OF Erie,
Pa, md Messrs. Shepard and Sanders,
OF St. Paul. Charles j. Devlin had been
stakeholder, but had sold out. because
he did not approve the action Of the
concern. ssIT5is5j ~ r5
James A. O'Connell, President Of the
Unitsd Carpenters Council Of Chicago,
was the next witness. He referred to
the recent strike and said that in some
cases men hadj come over from Canada
in answer to advertisements inserted in
the Canadian papers. None q Of these
men. had been stopped by the Immisra-
ton Inspectors 80 far rs he'knew. b
r. l.. Hassel corroborated Mr.. O'Con.
nell's testimony. James Burns testified
that the immigration Inspectors in
Chicago were doing good work, but that
with more inspectors more could BIZ ac-
complished. +. -
Tue investigation will be resumed to.
mnrrnw I-a.-. rr HfH... y. ~.
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ST. LOUIS, May 2G.-The General Con-
ference Of the NJ. E. Church, South, met
this morning. The first business done
was the election Of book editor, whose
10. X" must be attached to every bit Of
copy that goes into type at the publish.
ing house, at Nashville. Rev. VIII.
Harrison, who is Secretary Of the Gen.
eral Conference, and who has also been
book editor Tor many years, was re-
elected by vote Of $50 out Of q total
vote OF $50. Committees were then apj
pointed on Sunday schools, and church
extension. The Book Committee was
authorized to employ an assistant Sun.
day school editor. ". G. Cunningham
was reelected editor Of Sunday school
literature, as as''T9l[ p .SJg s.. (. Sd
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WEST VIRGINIA BuILulSG COMPANY
Chartered BY Secretary Of Stnto-Objects
8a.t OF tho Organization. l
g,,friaf Disnairh IN ihs Inifiiioenfer |.I.t.. y!

Chhrtercu by secretary OF stnto-Op]ecta
e OF the Organization.
Special Di,p1lch 10 he In,tlioeneer. 0ts
CnAaLEsroS, W. VA, May 2G.-The
West Virginia Building Company hos
received a charter from the Secretary oi
State. It Is incorporated for the pur.
pose Of buying and selling materials Of
all kinds for portable houses, andto
manufacture and build such portable
houses; for selling anu manufacturing
lumber for all purposes and all other
materials for building and finishing
houses and other buildings, including
paints, hardware, paper and whatever
else may be necessary for building
houses and other buildings, and tools
and machinery used In constructing
houses. The iucorporators, all Of Keyser,
Mineral county, where the office Is 10 be
kept, are: p. II. Nealsn, Richard Ger.
stell, A. +. Gcrstell, Jr., Geo. Z. Price
and @. W. Daily, the first three owning
four shares each, the others one each.
Shares are s25 each. The capital stock
Is $3.50, with the privilege Of increasing
to S15.000, .}a..
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ROW IN A SYNAGOGUE.
A Speaker Assaulted for Isidicullng jewish
= fr'. .1as-l Doctrines, e5s. 5


. ti5.l ~ .1.,- Doctrines. oF
( CLEVELAND, o., May 26.-Yesterday
R'as the Feast OF Weeks, q sacred day
among the Hebrews, and its observance
in the synagogue on Woodland avenue
was marked by sensation. it :
"a large congregation assembled in re-
sponae TO- summons by man calling
himself 'Rev. P. Werber, Of Baltimore u
The minister appeared in his rabbi'a cap,
but his opening remarks were not re-
ceiyed with favor. As be gradually lie.
parted from the Jewish doctrine indig.
nation WAS manifested, but! he went
boldly on. %
Alter preaching m for hour, he de-
clared that the Jewish idea Of the
Messiah was ridiculous. Men from all
parta Of the house rushed 10 the plat
form, spat in the preachers face, and
tried to tear oa bis cap. Several minis
ters Of the. German Reformed Church,
were in the audience, and went to the
rescue OF the preacher. Violence was
prevented, but scenes Of wild confusion
continued. A squad Of policemen finally
arrived and Werber, who had confessed
that he was not rabbi, was conducted
to street car in safety. sgsti b,
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Tho Cznr'a Hunting Party,

., LONDON, May 26.-Thc Gear proposes
to hold q large hunting party in Poland
during September. The hunt will ex-
tend over four weeks, and great prepa-
rations have been nude for it. The ln,-
perlal Master of the Hunt has had the
stock coanted, the result showing TINT
the preserve contains $50 deer, 2G0
elks, 2C4 etags, $40 aurocbs and l5O
boars. 1t is expected that the Gear and
Czarina will arrive in Copenhagen at
the end OF July. The King OF Denmark
will arrive from Weisbaden to entertain
his royal guests. The German Emperor
has fixed his sojourn in Russia to ex-
tend not over a!week, and will confine
hls visits TO those towns only which are
included in the mannuyres. Z.
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West vlrElniA Pensions.

Special D'spaleh to Inc Intel igenc1. tEI u
WAsnINaroN, D. O., May 26.-West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
as follows:
Original-Edward Haught, Gallatin T;
Thomas Crumenne, Lost Creek; Kid.
well Hockinberry, Rivesyille. .,.'s
Increase - Henry Walkenhauer,
Wheeling; W., Hamil19n q, 1sDer, Grafton
Pancake, Huntington; Jacob a. Daush-
erty, Calhoun; Charles ". shipe, Bar
boursville; Thomas W. Carpenter, Col
fax; Ben. F. Watson, Van Camp;
Thomas J. Bradep, Elk Garden; John
W. Mattheney, Clarksburg; Henry
Combs, Fellowsville; Thomas Rowley,
Volcano; George Stiles, Gross Roads ;
VIM. Wolf, Thornton; Henry Harper,
Crawford; Ludwell Wallace, Buffalo. 3
Original widows-Sarah, mother Of
Francis A. Blagg, Arbuckle.
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NAVAL BILL PASSES
Tho Sennts-Thc Highly Humorous Amend
n,ent offered by Senator Blair.

Tho Sennts-Tho Highly Humorous Amend
msnt offered by Senator Blair.
WASHINGTON, D.. O., May 26.-Mr.
Plumb, in the Senate, offered a resolu-
ton instructing the Finance Committee
to prepare and report lin connection
with the tariff Billy statement showing
the duties levied under the existing law;
the duties as they would be under the
House bill, and the duties under the bill
TO be reported by the committee, such to
be stated in parallel columns. i.s'
In the course Of discussion Mr.. Sher.
man suggested tho difficulty and even
impossibjliiy, for tho Committee on
Fipunce giving the reasons for its recon-.
mendation in each of the 5000 items
covered by the bill. The reasons might
be given generally but not in regard to
every item. He moved to strike from
t,e resolution the words Sin each case"
MIR. Sherman's amendment was dis
agreed to. 5,,--f .Y4I 80.
Mr.. Reagan asked to amend the rcso-
luton so as to require in cases Of COM
pound du,ies, specific and ,adyalorem, a
column showing tho equivalent ad-
yalorem amount OF the duty. -
Mr.. Allison moved to insert the words
"where practicable" !, b ,.,J, .Jg'
Mr.. Reagan'a amendment, modified
us suggested by Mr.. Allison, was agreed
10, The resolution was further amend.
Cd, making it apply to reductions Of du.
! ties, and it was agreed to. .tg + I5ls,E
Tho Senate then resumed consider.
alton of the Naval bill, the pending
question being on Mr.. Cockrell's = amend.
Z ti,ent TO sirike out the provision for the
construction OF three heavily armed
battle ships at q cost Of $1,000, 900 each.
MIR. Cockrell .,qnoted at considerable
length from naval board, TIL he came
to The declaration that "the United
States must maintain a navy at least
equal in strength to the most powerful
navy in the world. Z 34ilI n Il /; Il
5$7THiNhat document is tho Senator read
,nv from 2" Mr.. Hale asked. g 81 y .}is,
II an reading from the report of the
Policy board" Mr.. Cockrell' Is reply.
Ia Mr.. Hale-It would be difficult ior the
2 Senator from Missouri to ,find u Senator
& on this floor, or any. responsible official
Of the government, including the Secre-
tary Of tho Navy, who is in the least de-
cree in favor OF the report Of the policy
Of tho board. 1T is no wonder that that
report did send a note Of alarm though
out the country. That is why the legiti-
mate progress which we ought to make
in building respectable navy has been
hindered. .!s Vi j; ,4 \. I. I
Mr., Butler said he would not only
vote for The appropriation for three bat.
tlo ships ind cruisers, but he regretted
that It WAS not in his power TO vote for
eight battle ships instead OF three, as be
should do without hesitation.
Nj, Blair moved to amend the pro
vision for three battle ships by insert
ing tho following: But this provision
ahall not be available until the govern.
ment OF Great Britain shall haye been
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BRIEF TELEGGaMS,,

The 1 President yesterday signed the
commissions Of the Worlds Fair Com.
missioners nominated by The Goyeruora
Of the various States and Territories. il,T.
Members Of the Senate Finance Com.
mittee believe that the House tariff bill
can be presented to the Senate within
ten days, unless the, sessions OF the COM
mittee are interrupted by parties desir-
ing hearings. 1ia az tyatgE So
There was no quorum present at the
meeting Of tho House Committee on
Census yesterday, but those in attend
ance decided that there should be no
change In the questions 70 be asked BY
the census enumeratoys. al,
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An Apncl,e Outrars.

TOMBSTONE, ARlz., May 2G.-The body
Of awell.known lawyer Of Los Angeles
was brought here Sunday from the CHR
cah9a mountains, where he was killed
by hostile Apaches on Saturday after.
noon. His companion, DR.. Francis
Haynes. OF philadelphia, had his horse
shot from under him, but escaped by
mounting his companion's horse. The
Indians fired from ambush. "a ~
Both men came here for their health
two weeks ago. The coroncr's jury ap.
pointed a committee to draft state
ment, which will be forwarded to Presi.
dent Harrison, reciting the outrages
committed by & band OF Apaehea num-
bering about ten, - = l77I77-' -
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vlenl Not Gully.

New YORK, May PA plea OF not
guilty was entered by counsel in the
court Of General Sessions this afternoon
on behalf Of julius Chambers, Col. John
A. Cockre!l and jumes F. Graham, OF
the World, who arc indicted, charged
with criminal libel against Ex-J udge
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Don't Worry Dfnx.

/. CITY OF MErlco, May .2G.-pres;,Icnt
pLiaz;; speaking Of tho flllibusterips move.
ment IN Lower California, told tho AZ.
sociated Press correspondent TINT ho5
p!aceo llttie Importance in the moyr.
ment. he knew that the United S,atc.
GoVernment, would not allow ,.cntral;tv
70 90 violated and the Mexican: t;nvorn
ment would protect her Territory, i baJ
eumclent forces in Lower California ~ ~
s,epel any Invaders. Tclegrams receiyeJ ~.
neLe state that tho people Of Lower Cal-
norma are unit against the Gllibuster
ers, and that all statements to the con
trary are false, .i.s - : '1e cons