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WILL THEY SUPPORT HIM?
OIL King Phillips On Delamnter's Noniina
ti0n-fIis Position.

OIL King Phillips On belaunnter's Nomina.
tion-IIix Position.
NEw CASTLE, Pa, June 2a.-Thomas
W. Phillips, the great oil king, was Wis.
tied at his beautiful home in this city
last night. He had Just arrived from
New York city, aud was averse to talk.
ing on the nomination Of Senator Della.
mater. He said, II have been Repub.
licaa, and the nomination OF Mr. Della
mater places me in all extremely deli.
cate position. l WAS opposed to
the nomination, and now think
the Republican party made great
mistake. The nomination OF Della.
mater was Of the machine,
by the machine and for the machine
and it remains to be seen what the peo.
pie will do aboutit. So far as know at
the present time, there is no organic ed
movement among the dissatisfied Re-
publicans, and l cannot say whether
there will be or not"
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LEGISLATOR IN PRISON.
Serving Term Under the Poor Convict
Law.

Serving Term Under the Poor Convict
Law.
ISDlASApoLls, IND, June o9.-Lee
Wilson, Representative in the last Gen.
eral Assembly from Shelby county, re.
gently convicted OF pension frauds and
fined $500, entered court to-day, and,
through his attorney, announced that be
wps unable to pay the fine. The court
evidently felt that be had been over.
reached by this plea Of Wilson, rs only
a Jail sentence could follow. and vt the
end OF thirty days Wilson could demand
his release under the poor convict law.
The court said that this ending Of the
case was surprise to him, and minated
thas il be had though, such thing
possible he would have made thn SEN
teuce imprisonment. He then sentenced
Wilson to jail, and, though he asked
that he be confined here, tle was ordered
to Noblesyille.
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Springfield Wins,
Special Dispateh 10 The Inttulgencr.
CANTON, June 23.-The home team to.
day was defeated by tho Springlelds.
Score:
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ruIS0N IN ICE CREAM.

Flayoriug Extracts Cause the Illness OF
lr| Twenty People.
ZANRsvlLLs, g., Jrne 29,-At New
Concord, abont twenty people vere
taken dangerously sick, aud several
came near dying. Dr.. McCreary claims
that they we're poisoned by the flavor
ing put in leo croam, Of which they had
eaten, Il rl'u :.
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BASE BALL.
Wheeling Defeated on Saturday by Mans.
lsll-Dthrr Games.

""SShhb DeieNNcu uu bntufuuy ny mans
lsll-Dthrr Ghn,ss.
The defeat Of Wheeling on Saturday
was not unexpected. Fournier has al.
ways been m unsolyed problem as IA,
as Wheeling Is concerned. Mansfield
has u strong team, paying salaries away
over the limit, and the showing tho
home club made was very creditable.
Zeigter pitched his first game for tho
home team and did good work. While
Mansfield has Increased her lead, Wheel.
Ing still holds good second. Many OF
the Ohio papers refuse to creditWheeIing
with the forfeited Canton game. Ney.
ertheless 1t goes, as President McDer.
mith has endorsed Umpire Hills action
In giving the game 10 Wheeling. The
Wheeling boys leave Tor McKeesport
this morning, where they will play four
games. On July Fourth two games will
be played in this city, morning and al.
EernooD, and the grounds ought 10 be
packed. Following ia the detailed score
II Saturdays game;
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FlSDLAY, O., June 29.-Lightning this
afternoon struck a tank Of crude oil just
west Of the city, belonging to the Buck.
eye pipe line, and completely destroyed
the contents otthe tank, as we'll as ruined
the tank. The loss amounts to twelve
thousand dollars on the oil and about
four thousand on the tank, making
total loss OF about sixteen thousand.
The same company los. loading rack
and two wooden tanks OF oil at Prairie
depot this evening in the same way,
adding several thousand dollars to their
fosa.
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MAJOR MOOKh'S GOOD LUCK.
West fitslnln Gets n Good Diplomats
Plnce-dpOulut,neut Nlnus.

West virSlnln Gets n Good Diplomatic
Place-App"intnent 11uds.
Special Dispatch to the IateQi0enccr.
WASHINGTON, b. G. June 20.-As pre-.
viously in,i,na.ed IN these dispatches,
West Virgins has secured very re-
spectacle diplomatic plum, namely the
post OF Minister Resident aud Consul
Generalat Siam. The lucky man is
Major A. G. Moore, Of Clarksburg, who
had already been offered and declined
the Consu!ship to St. Thomas. His
name was sent to the Senate on Satur-
day. The present incumbent is Jacob
7. Chids, Of Missouri. The compensa-
ton attached is 5000 per year,
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The Ballot lloN Forgery,

WASHINGTON, June 20.-The special
House committee, Of which Representa-.
tive Mason is chairman, charged with an
investigation OF the Ohio ballot.box for
gerry, was in session yesterday morning
The time was consumed in discussion
OF the various phases Of the case. as de.
veloped by the testimony taken by the
committee, but no definite conclusion
was arrived at on any OF the points.
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ENDS IN MURDER.
Indiana Marshal Dien From Wound Pro
- sfuceI by an IlnknnSp.

Indiana Marshal Dien From Wound Pro
duced by an Unknown.
ISpIANApoLls, June 20 Andrew Dill
Ion, the Marshal Of Haughville, who
was shot by an unknown negro satur.
day night, died Of his wound to DAY. He
had contended that he would recover,
but early this morning he became very
restless and complained Of great pail.
he sank rapidly and died Within Two
hours after the change in his condition
became apparent. The people Of the
suburb have offered reward for the
apprehension Of the murderer, but the
police and detective forces seen, TO be
completely at sea in the matter. a
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Gospel Tempernncv W0rlt,

Interesting gospel temperance meet
ings we're held In the Second ward mar.
ket house yesterday afternoon, on the
Bridge Company's park and at the uaven
Mission on Market street, south OF
Fourteenth, last evening. The attend
ance WIS good and the interest deep. On
July 4 3 meeting will bc held on the
Bridge Company's park.
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UNpRtCEDhATtD WARMTH,
Eight Fatal Cnses OF Suu-,troke in Chicago
Sunday.

Eight Fatal Cases Of Suu-,troke In Chicago
Sunday.
CHICAGO, June 29.-A cool breeze be-
ginning late this afternoon ended the
heated term in this city, at least tenn
porarily. The breeze did not put in an
appearance, however, until the excessive
heat had made record Of eight fatal
cases Of prostration in the city since day.
light. A large number OF other persons
succumbed, but up to evening no other
deaths were apprehended. The preced-
ing twenty-four hours marked the cul.
mination OF an almost unprecedented
period Of warmth. According to one
authority there were eighteen deaths
from sun.stroke and seventeen other
cases OF heat prostraiion, fully one dozen
OF which are pronounced critical.
LATER-Four more deaths were report
ed to midnight.
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a largely attended meeting OF the
recently organized Clerks Union was
held yesterday forenoon at Trades AS
sembly hall. Besides the nemhors,
there were several employers present,
who all expressed their Willingness, and
even desire, 10 close at 9 p. m. daily ex.
oept Saturday, If all wonld Dgree to do
30; but il one firm was allowed to keep
open ia the evening, OF course all would
be compelled to. 1t Was developed that
all the business houses were willing to
Join the early closing movement, except
two gents furnishing gooda houses, and
the clerks resolved to invoke the boy
colt upon these. .'a .
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How Wheeling Duer Sold.

WASHINGTON, Pa, June @.-YeBter.
day John GothaTdt, OF Pittsburgh,
opened an original package house here
In Hermann's Alley. He sells beer for
Rey,nann, Of Wheeling. A great crowd
hung around the house all day, and be-
fore evening he, had sold out bis entire
stock, which consisted OF two car loads
OF beer in eighths and quarter kegs and
by the case. There is talk OF prosecu'
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The Oripiunl pNCknge Cases.

ToyHEA, KAs June 29.-ln response
to letter from Prosecuting Attorney T..
B. Welch, OF Shawnee county, Governor
Humphrey has directed letter to Al.
torney General Kellogg instructing him
to appear before the Circuit Court Of the
United States and represent the State Of
Ksnsas In the original package cases.
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WAsulSeroy, June 20.-It is row the
purpose ot the Senate Finance Commit
tee to call up the tariff bill oae week
from next Monday. Anumber Of slight
alterations will be made next week, but
probably nothing looking toward the
reciprocity propositions Of Mr.. Blaine.
Il II any further change be made in that
respect, it will probably be made in the
direction Of increased duty on sugar,
which would be in accord with Mr..
Blaines suggestion that the present
duty should be retained unless decreased
In the interest Of reciprocity.
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THIRTY YEARS I,hTROTllED.
\ Long Nomnncs .l:ndei-A Death.bed
Nlurrlnre.


Nl.lrrlngc.
MAnrlNsvlLLE, 1Np., June 20.-Major
William Jordan, Of Lawreuceburg, and
Miss Maria Kepner, Of Cincinnati, were
married on Wednesday evening at the
home OF tho bridegroom, after betroth.
al entered into thirty years aso. When
the war broke out Mr.. Jordan went 10
the front and was frightfully wounded.
lIe was stricken with paralysis about
year ago as a result of the wound re.
ceived during tho war.
Miss Kepner was advised Of hts mia.
fortune and coming to bis bedside, re,
mained his constant nurse. Realizing
that he was dying, Jordan insisted that
the marriage be no longer delayed, and
The wedding followed. Jordan recently
received $4,000 arrearaees OF pensions
and an allowance OF $72 month.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Lots Of Business to be Disposed
Of BY Congress.
GLORIOUS FOURTH OF JULY
VIII Hiring n Short Rest to the Per.
sr'rlng Statesmen = A Lively
Scene Ovcrthe Election Bill.
McC0mas' Eloqucncc.

WARRINGTON, June 20.-Mr. Morrill,
said yesterday that he will call up the
tariff bill in the Senate tomorrow but
the probabilities are that the debate on
that measure will not begin before Mon.
day Of next week. The District Of COL
umbia and the Legislative, Executive
and Judicial bills are before 1t for action
on conference reports, and the Com.
mittee on Appropriations expects to
report the sundry civil and Indian bills
before Thursday.
The bill for the admission OF Idaho
has first place on the calendar and will
be taken up at the earliest opportunity.
After It is disposed Of, the River and
Harbor bill will be taken up, the present
program contemplating its consideration
before entering upon the tariff debate.
AS Friday will be the Fourth OF July,
an adjournment Of the Senate from
Thursday until Monday Is probable, al.
though this has not been definitely dc.
cided upon.
THE HOUSE.
1t is the confident expectation OF The
members Of the House that there will be
only four days session this week, the
first three being.for the consideration OF
the Federal Election bill. The House
has its work well in hand, and as the
probability that this session Of Congress
will be unusually protracted has now
become practically certainty, there is
a a strong desire on the part Of the mem.
bers to take advantage OF the Fourth OF !
July coming on Friday to secure vaca.
ton Of a few days during tie heated
term. The Speaker himself favors ad-
iournment over until Monday. The
House therefore favors adjournment
9ver till Monday.
The fourth day may possibly be con-
sumed with conference report upon
The silver bill unless some important bill
is urged. 1t is not likely, though, that
80 early an agreement on the silver bill
will be reached and that this subject
will not come before the House again
lntil the following week. There is also
always Il possibility Of Il hitch in Con-
,ressional programmes and IN unexpect-
I'D debate on some appropriation bill
report, or some other at pres
.nt unknown obstacle, may delay the
inal vote on the election bill until
instead OF Wednesday.
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European Newn In II Nutshell.

LoSpoS, June 29.-rhe army bill in
the German Reichstas passes to its third
reading. The Anglo.German agreement
is being commented on, and frances
objections will be answeyed by England
this week. Bulgarian financial matters
arein bad way. The Fourth Is to lie 70.
propriately celebrated in Paris.
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Love and Sulci,ls,

LONDON, June 29.-Several days aso q
young bank clerk, named Hassclbrink
eloped from Oldham with young wo.
man named Lu,zka, to whom he had
long been engaged. The couple wen, to
Copenhagen, where they took rooms Mt
3 hotel. - '''' "'
Yesterday their supply OF money eavo
and IN despair Of obtaining more t they
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Want nm Alliance.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 29.-The Czar
and family have gone on their annual
trip to the Finnish archipelago. Some
Russian papers urge the formation OF a
treaty Or alliance With France as coun.
terpoise to the alleged defensive alliance
between England and Germany, n
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His Name Wns Crumhncker.

The name OF the youhg man who was
killed on the Terminal Railway tram.
road early Saturday morning was not
Harry Prettyman as stated, but Harry
Crumbacker, and his home was at Pleas.
ant Valley. He had only been working
as brakeman q few weeks, and prior ia
that time had been driving mule on
the wnYk. Ht, ss-I-l''y "a 80 B. =
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Ate o'clock yesterday afternoon, two
men, one colored and one white, hired q
horse and buggy from John Dumas for
an hour. At 9 o'clock this morning the
hour had not ended, nor had dill
gent inquiry revealed any trace
Of the rig. The horse was a small black
pony, and the buggy asood one; the rig
was worth about $275. The white man
was tall and had a beard, and the colored
man shorter, with smooth face. =
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TIFriS, o., June 23.-A disastrous
storm swept over this section this after.
noon, demolishing trees and unrooHng
numerous buildings, among them the
Ohio Stove works. The rainfall in
twenty-five minutes was two and twen.
ty-three hundrtdths inches,
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A TOWN IN DANGER,

Tho People of Huntington Moving Out Of
Their iiouHss--Flood Threatened.
Spteid! D.ipdtch TO The Inte!li0encr.
FLENISGroS, ". Va, June 80. Ia. NJ.
Berry run commenced rising at lO:45
tonight and is still rising rapidly. The
indications at this hour are that the
western portion OF this village will be
submerged. Residents on lower streets
have been obliged to remove their iur.
niture and vacatc their houses,
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WAsuINGroN, D c., June 23.-Super-
iutendent OF Census Porter, i'll convrrs.-
ton with reporter, said that FROM
present indications the returns OF the
enumerators would show total popn.
la,ion OF thu United States OF G4, $780, 900,
against 80, l55, ,7S3 in 1850,
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Arrivals from Europo,

New YoRx, June oo.-Ars. Admiral
7. 6. Walker and the Misses Walker
were among the arrivals on the City Of
Chester to-day. ,.,.4l
There were LIS emigrants landed at
the barge offices to-day.
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Two sunday Murders.

PlrrsnuRan, June 2a.-During n quar-.
rel at McKeesport to-day, Pat Briefly,
a mill worker, shot q man named Rails
ton dead in q speak.easy. Brierly es.
capped across the river.
At North sewickley, short distance
from here, James herpett stabbed Joe
Cottley and instantly Killed him. Both
parties were under the influence OF hard
cider and bad beer. They are railroad
hands, and the murderer was captured
In short time. 4, ~
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PRISON TUNNEL.
On tho Why to Liberty when m Ohio Con-

On tho Why to Liberty when m Ohio Con-
Wet Is Knitted.
CoLuMBus, O., June 2D.-Joe Grubbs,
serving term from Green county for
horse stealing, was discovered by the
penitentiary officials last night in an
attempt to escape by tunueling under
tho wall, He had tunnclcd from
the cellar OF the brush shop, n dis.
tance Of thirty feet, toward the outside
wall, and one more nights work would
have given him his freedom. He was
reduced from the Grst to the third grade.
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Albany, N. Y, June a0.-The Cover
nor and party left at l:45 this afternoon
on tho Southwestern limited to attend
the Hendricks monument uuyeiling
exercises at indianapolis. The party ex.
pect to return home On Thursday morn
INN +.
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A REASON FOR IT.

The position OF tho Southern Repub.
liosus ic explained by the fact thatit is
quite at unpopular Tor Republican to
be an advocate ofnesro equality as it is
for Democrat. The Republicans who
are here were elected IN spite Of the
suppression Of negro votes, and having
their, districts Republican already, do
not wish to lose any white support by
espousing the cause Of the negro. 4
Western Republican to-day character.
ized the Southern contingent as the
meanest set OF white.livered Cowards he
had ever seen, not one OF them apparent.
ly having the courage to speak boldly in
the cause OF humanity.
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SANTA Rosa, CAL. June 29.-Three
distinct shocks Of earthquake were felt
here this morning at ! :o5 o'clock. They
were quite severe. People were awaken.
ed from their slumber. The vibrations
were from north to south,
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PANIC AZ COMMENCEMENT.
An Alarm OF Fire Creates Terror In n

An Alarm OF FIre CItAtCS TiFTbF IN u
Packed Audience. ~
TlFrlS, O., June GA terrible calam.
ily was narrowly ave,ted in this city
Friday night. During tho High School
commencement at Shawhan's Opera
House, when the house was packed
from ofchcstra to upper gallery, an
alarm OF fire on the street created a
panic, and in the resulting mad struggle,
several persons were injured. but none
seriously. Women screamed and tainted
and for a time pandemonium prevailed.
A few cool. headed men stood together
and kept tho surging mass back from
the s,airways. Finally reason reasserted
itself and Quiet was restored.
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MUST Fight AGAIN.
Tho Povert, OF the HaJs'an Republic
Rcn,Isrs t Impossible.

Tho povert, OF the uaysian Republic
Rcntsrs y Impossible.
New YoEK, June 2D.-Captain Comp.
ton, formerly commander OF the famous
American steamship Haytian Republic,
and subsequently in command OF the
alleged navy Of Northern Hayti. Was in
New York yesterday. Captain Compton
did valiant work for President-thcn
Gencral-Hippolyte, and to the Cap.
tain's efforts tho colored President in
part owes his position.
After Legitime's downfall Captain
Compton WAS made Admiral OF the Hay
tim navy at an annual salary, he says. Of
$1,000 paid in gold. This agreement was
Kept four months by Hippolyte, and then
the new Admiral was reduced to $3.50
per month und pnid III Haytiau paper
currency. worth " cents on 81. AS a
result tho Admiral threw up his coM.
mission.
He says Legitime has returned 10
Jamaica nom France and is only waiting
a chance to again invade Hayti. In the
ex.Admiral'a opinion another reyolu.
ton in Ilayti is highly probable in a few
tuoutlls. This opinion Is not generally
shared. The poverty OF tho country is
conceded to-be safeguard against q re-
newal OF warfare,
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d CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, June 9o.-The
commencement exercises at the Uni.
versity OF Virginia began with sermon
tonight by Df. Moses D. Hoge, Of Rich
mond, Va,
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4 Priest SuCcunibs,

LOUISVILLE, Al, June 29.-Father
Anselmmeier, Of st. Murad's Academy,
near Evansville, Ind, died here to-day
from the effects Of the heat. There
have been many other cases Of prostra-
tim
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Earned runs Mansfield, s. Two base hits
Ioodrider, .: McVey, Lytle. Stolen bases
IeEcr. Struck sut-By F0urnicr, "; by Z-Iglcr,
=. Bases on balis-0H Il igier, J. Wild pltehes-
l'y Foutnicr, !. Passed halls-Lytle l. Double
plays Goodrldcr TO Klushlan. Time-l:3j, Jim.
pire-lIill
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Lospos, June 2s.-The La Gascogne,
from New; York, June 81, arrived at
Hayre to-day. IS
. The scandia, from Baltimore, June IS,
tor Hamburg, was sigpalled of the
Sicily Islands to-day,
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and every word he uttered seemed to
boil up from his own exneti.nce and tn
touch the sore spo,s of the Democrats
like caustic, The speech of Hender.
on, of Iowa, was also one which rang
with aypaessive words and rouspd the
Republicans and the galleries to rounds
OF applause.
, nrp,,,,,c,, no,n,n
m. .I W. En-
1ne speeches Oh the democrats were
mid anu tame by comparison, and by
far the most pugnacious speech against
the bill was made by a Republican, Mr..
Ewart, OF North Carolina. He outdid
any OF the Democrats in his excited as-
sertlons that there was no dishonesty or
intimidation iii the elections Of the
South, and made the assertion thatif
left to themselves not three:tenths Of
the Southern negroes would vote the
Republican ticket. IN.
Mr.. Ewart, in the course Of his re-
marks, said he was aware OF the penalty
he would pay. Unfortunately politics
has come to such pass that under tho
rule OF King Caucus men would vote for
measures that. deep down in their
hearts, they did not believe in. They
knew down in their hearts that this was
as vicious a piece OF legislation as ever
was put on the statute books. AS to the
negro's political rights. speaking for bis
own State, he unheO!tatinzly asserted
that no Republican in the State, black
or whlte' was prevented from casting
us 'oIe.
~ fAlH s3kc'ioSs IN cAHoL'NA'
n' u'e''tol's 'A''o He,e aoso'u'e's
.a1.' tueto were 4'eu ~ 'ne eon'h ~n'
ialeu LUZ tesFo 4ha apnsea lhem'
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4 CArLgT1s8yRa, KY, june eD.-Light-
ming set fire to the East kentucky Nor.
NAL College and it was totally destroyed
this evening.