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THE PRINCE cENsuREp

W u' haptistG of EnElnnd-Sir Williams
Chances fog Expulsion.
l0SDoS, juno l2.-The Southern Bap-
tlt Association has passed a resolution
cCndcnniug the Prince of Wales for the
l1t he took in the bsccarat scandal
iNt instnct;ny the secretary Of the as
.cci'dcn to Ecnd the Prince copy Of
tle resolution. It is understood that
Lne fIInce OF Wales 10 kecnly stung ut
Ee adverse press criticisms which have
petn shov'ercd upon him from all
quarters, Especially is this the case in
tfatd to the newspaper comments
kalca practically accuse him OF reveal.
ilS tho secret OF the Tranby Croft scan
~ ~ and referring to the fact that he, the
ttnee oi Wales, was not asked II he had
,ESEen l,;,;, otthe affair to anybody after Sir
William Gordon Cumming signed the
terminating document, while this
question wss put to all the other wit
aI';Ss y y, ieF the defendants. The Prince
N Wales emphatically denies that he
%Ia,Sed wv the secret to anybody.
&, iLe war office authorities are holding
sel3eht Y conferences, and are discuss
" Iae action to take in consequence OF
~ SUn verdict ,s against Sir William Gordon
III Lac Duke Of Cambridge, the field
SS.saaI A. and Command.in-chiet yester-
Wy ~ summoned General Owen Williams
S,sS ,S SSo.oncI II. ii. D. Stacey, in, COM
S3na VWs Of the Scots Fusilier Guards (Sir
!. glsaln .i Gordon-C Cummings regiment),
',Sa. ~ .ls morse guards, where these two
SSSiys'' SSEt had long interviews with tho
SSS"', w. Sir William Gordon. Cumming
@s., Sas announced that he Is willing %
rsSs rsSs Tue charge Of playing an illegal
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Another Arrest Made.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 19.- An
other arrest has been made in connec-
ton with tho Treasury scandal. This
afternoon H. H. Yard, the former part
ner Of President Lucas, deceased, Of the
keystone bank, in the seaside speeula-
tions, was captured in Trenton, N. j.,
where he is being held to await requisi-
tion papers, which will be sent at once.
He left the city q few days after Marsh
disappeared. The warrant upon which
Yard was arrested was issued on the
charge Of conspiracy with ex:Treasurer
John Bardsley in stealing the city and
State taxes
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coIUMnus, O., June 12.-Blanche Will
son, the young woman over whose
shoulders and from behind whom w.
]. Elliott is alleged to have fred the
shots at Osborn, was put on the stand
i'll the murder trial to-day to tell the
story of her thrilling experience. She
corroborated the statements OF the for
mer witnesses as to his position at the
time, and said the defendant shot over
her shoulder into the crowd. Two hack
men testified that Elliott fired the first
shot.
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Honors to Sir John.

LONDON, June 12.-Arequicm in honor
Of the late Sir John Macdonald, the
Canadian premier, was sung in West
minister Abbey this morning. A num-
Der of most distinguished people repre-
senting by proxy the queen, the Prince
OF Wales and the various members of
the royal family were present. Among
the prominent people who attended this
ceremony were the Marquis OF Lorne,
ex-governor general OF Canada and the
Right Hon. William Henry Smith, first
lord Of the treasury, representing the
government.
Westminster Abbey was crowded with
distinguished people who sincerely
incurred the loss OF the reat.Canadian
statesman.
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W1nn1AM B1ANEY RANGED.
The baltimore Man who Murdered His
Grnndmother md Aunt.

grandmother md Aunt.
BApTIMonr, Nd, June 12.-William
Blancy was hanged in the jail yard here
this morning for the murder of his
grandmother and aunt in their home in
this city on the night of May 2, 1890.
William Blaney was arrested May 8,
1890, on the charge Of numbering his
grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Blaney, so
years old, and also his aunt, Miss Caro-
line NJ Blaney, daughter of Mrs. Sarah
N. Blaney, on the night OF Friday,
May 2, 1880, their bodies being discov.
cred the next morning by the father OF
William Blaney. An investigation
showed that the house had been ran
sacked, evidently in search for money.
The murderer failed in securing the
coveted booty, as 5000 was found by the
coroner in the bosom,of the elder wo-
mans dress.
The main clement in securing the
conviction was the discriminating cir
cumstances attending the loss and re-
covery OF Mrs. Blaney's watch. The
watch was stolen by the murderer when
he ransacked the house. While in Jail,
Blaney told a fellow-prisoner whore he
had hidden the watch in an clubhouse.
Blaney showed no trace OF emotion
during his trial, and whom Judge Stew
art, on the 30th OF last December, sem
fenced him to be hanged, listened to the
Judges words with stolid indifference
that had characterized him previously.
He escaped from jail on April IS. He
was recaptured the next morning and
taken back and locked ina cell. The
death warrant was read to him on Mon
day April 20, SINGS which time he has
been constantly under surveillance.
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A MYsrEIsIoUs CASE.
A Chicago Lady Missing with $500
worth Of Diamonda.

A Chicago Lady Missing with $4,000
Worth OF Diamonds.
81. LOUIS, Mo-, June 12.-Mrs. Q. K.
Jaynes, the wife Of a wealthy Chicago
turfman, has mysteriously disappeared,
and it is feared she has met with foul
play. Yesterday morning Mrs. Jaynes
left tho home of afriend to go down
town TO do some shopping. The last
SsaeIr otc-her was u u 3 odf Confts,
where she reported that she had been
robbed of pocket book containing
some currency. Mrs. Jaynes carried
$4,000 or $1,000 worth Of diamonds in q
chamois bag which she had placed in
her bosom. The police are hard at
work on the case.
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BANK EXAMINER DREW

interviewed Regarding Assistant Secretary
Nettleton and the Spring Garden Bank.
PHILADELpHIA, June 12.-W. P. Drew,
the National Bank Examiner, was seen
this evening in regard.to the statement
attributed to him by General Wagner
this afternoon that Assistant OF Treasury
Nettleton was large borrower OF the
Spring Garden Bank. When first asked if
hehadmade such a statement to General
Wagner, Colonel Drew spil II was abso.
'lutely false; that lie had never told
General Wagner such q thing. Colonel
Drew afterwards withdrew this sweep
ing denial and qualified it by saying
that he had no recollection Of having
said anything on the subject, but still
1t was possible that General Wagner's
memory was better than his, and he,
therefore, would neither deny it or
affirm it. Colonel Drew was asked:
".Well, is 1t so that General Nettleton
was a borrower of the bank"
'T cannot answer a question like
that, replied Col Drew, "as l am not
allowed to do So"
"Would 1t appear on the books Of the
bank if Gen. Nettieton had been bor-
rower?"
&Yes, certainly" said Col. Drew.
Col. Drew was very ayese to saying
anything whatever, intimating that
Gen. Nettleton was the proper person
to see on the subject and not him.
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CONDITION on business.
r. G. Dun 8 Co.'s Weekly ROviOw OF til
General Trade Outlook.

II. G. Dun& Co.'s Weekly RoyiOw Of tho
General Trade outlook.
New YoRK, June 12.-R, g, Dun &
Co.'S week. ! review of trade will say:
Very rarely has such strain boon put
upon productive industry andlcgiimatc
business as by the enormous exports Of
gold in May.
Within thirty days the largest crop Of
wheat ever grown, 1t Is probable, will be
moving to the market. Money was
easier, in spite OF previous exports.
Reports from other cities show that
trade, while moderate in volume, as is
to be expected at this season, is fairly
large, undisturbed and exceedingly con-
fident as to the future. at Boston,
boots and shoes are recovering from the
depression caused by failures. AT Phil
adelphia, manufactured iron is strength
ened by orders from Chicago. Pitts
burg reports no change in iron, except
that Bessemer steel Is stronger. At
Cleveland, manufactured iron Is in fair
demand, but coal and ore are inactive,
Chicago reports some increase in -four,
wheat, cheese and butter.
Capable business men in all parts Of
the country look upon the moderate
shrinkagc in present trade as natural
result OF last years crops, and count
with great confidence upon large busi-
nesS with tho full yield promised this
year
The iron industry reports weekly
output OF 14B,7S2 tons, against ll5,690
last month, with decreasing stocks un-
sold, which is evidence that heavy de-
mand hereafter is expected. In bar,
plate aud structural iron, the demand is
already larger. Wool sales are also
larger hero, ut Boston and Philadelphia,
with the moderate concessions by hold
crs, and the manufacturers show creator
confidence by their buying.
Tho business failures during the last
seven days number 244, as compared
with total OF 94T list week and 2l2 the
same week last year.
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rnhsr VIII Re Provided For.

CHICAGO, June l2.-Tho president Of
the Worlds Fair Congress Auxiliary Is
rapidly pushing the proposed Worlds
Congress to be held in Chicago during
the Exposition OF 1893, and an address
was issued to-day by the General COM
mittee on Labor Congresses stating that
ample accommodations will be pro-
vided for al labor organizations
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PHOENIX, ARlz., June 12.-ohief Jus.
tice Gooding,. of Arizona, has just de-
cided that the Edmunds act and other
acts Of Congress levelled at polygamy
and unlawful cohabitation apply to
Arizont and all the territories and
places there under the exclusive iuris.
diction OF the United States, except in
the District of Columbia. AS these acts
also confer the right OF widows dover,
tie decision is considered important
and farreaching. especially as many OF
the territorles have acts abolishing
dover.
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gard to the inquiries made by the gov
ernment about grain matters. In con-
clusfon, the chancellor strongly pro-
tested against the reproach that the
government had not paid due consider
alton TO the welfare Of the working peo-
pie. After considerable additional de-
bate Herr Rickert's motion OF yesterday
that the government should submit to
the house thematerial uponwhich Chan
cellor Won Caprivi based his recent
speech upon the grain duties was re-
jected by vote Of 223 to 20.
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PARIS, June 12.-1n m interview to-
day with N. De Lesseps, tho latter de-
clared that he was not aware that any
steps had been taken to prosecute him,
his son, or any OF the directors of the
Panama Canal Company. NJ. De Les
seps claims that it would be impossible
to take such steps, US all his acts in re-
gard to tho Panama canal enterprise
had been legal and above board.
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GETS TWO YEARS
In tho work-McslOy, tho Labor Leader,
snntnnnnh

In tho work-Mcsloy, tho Labor Leader,
Sentenced.
UN1oNEowN, PA, June 12.-This after
noon Judge 1nghram oyerruled the ap-
plication for new trial in the case Of
John Mcsloy and Mike Disman, labor
leaders, who were convicted this week
Of conspiracy and riot, and sentenced
Mcsloy, leader Of the coke strikers, to
the costs OF prosecution, q fine Of six
cents and imprisonment in the work
house for two years. Disman is out on
5000 bail end was not here to receive
sentence, and it is said that hehas left
the country.
The jury in the conspiracy case
brought by w. J. Rainey against NJ. w.
Wise, President Rea, Secretary Parker,
w. F. McSloy and other labor leaders
brought in a verdict to-day of not
guilty.
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SAN FRASclsco, June l2 The Car Of
Russia has presented the Stanford Uni
versity with q complete collection OF
Russian and Siberian minerals taken
from the st. Petersburg museum, The
collection is valued at about $4,000,
and comprises some eight Shundred
specimens. Mrs. Stanford will, in re-
turn, send the Car a collection Of Cali
fornia minerals and precious stones.
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Modest Sir William.

A.. nsaoS, = June l9.-Sir William Cor
q, ,'..s.Isnnins y. : has informed the people
sbisS IA '9fs SfIs Of FOrea, Scotland, near
,h,tG. ss estate, Altyse, ia situated,
ss, nv ~ " requests that they viii not take
Sr,s" M n as at aFst proposed TO cele-
niSs S " sse :, arrival Of Lady Gordon Cum
an. Sa@ =, a'mssH Of their future resi-
AsslS me burghsrs intend to give the
cassta PtSssd PSssd couple = ronsIng well
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,.4.erings of o Storm Rising
around the Prince Of Wales.
.gg CHANCES OF SUCCESSION
n,uDtgul and the Existence Of the
Monarchy Threatened.
PIDIssL MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE
oo,Dipa the Attack on the Heir to
the British Throne.
me EMPEROR Of GERMANY

r,tssa Hand aud Writes a Letter to
tho Queen Regarding Her Sons
connection With tho Daccarat Scan
anl...Tnc Great Middle Glass Stirred
rO...sir william Gordon.c Cumming
10 Receive an ovadon.--The End Of
III. Trauby Croft Drama is Not Yet.
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EEw YoRK, June 1.-THE Maa and
Express comes out to-day in favor of
opening the Metropolitan Museum at
daybreak six days in the week, so as to
give the workingmen an opportunity OF
enjoying them without breaking the
Sabbath. This is 0n entirely new
thought, and is argued on sanitary, In
tellectual, aesthetic, economic and moral
0ronnds.
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LONDON, June 12.-Atameeting OF the
st. olave's guardians in South London
last night a member moved a resolu-
ton declaring that the gambling of the
Prince OF Wales Is q disgrace to the
country. The chairman refused to al-
low the motion to be put. An exciting
scene followed. Friends Of the movers
OF the resolution denounced the Prince
of Wales in unmeasured terms. The
chairman finally left the hall and the
meeting broke up. Disorder continu-
ing TO the end.
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In Memory Of Sir John SIcDonald

MONTREAL, June Il. There is amoye-
ment on foot here to- -perpetuGte the
name OF Sir John Macdonald by estab-
fishing an organization to bo known as
the Maple Leaf League OF Canada, on
the same principle as the Primrose
League OF Great Britain, namely, the
maintenance Of the integrity OF the enl-
pire, upholding of religion, etc. II is
also proposed that June 6 be observed
as o national holiday in commemora-
ton OF the late Premier.
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Foar MONROE, VA, June 12.-Edward
A. Hannegan, a young man from Wash
ington, was shot and killed this evening
by Thornton ]. Hains, son OF Col. Peter
D. Hains, Of the engineer corps Of the
army. They went out rowing this
evening and got into q quarrel,
when Hains shot HNnnegan through the
heart. Hains surrendered himself. He
claims tho shooting was done in self
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nad Characters killed.

GurnR1E, Ok, June l2,-1ndian scouts
from the Sac and Fox country have ar
rived here with the intelligence of a
triple killing in the Indian country
east Of here. The three men killed were
white men and bad characters, and had
been peddling whisky to the Indians for
come months, Their names are un-
known,
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Junel9.-supreme
court this morning decided that City
Councils did not have tho right to select
tho successor to City Treasurer BRrds-
ley. Richard g. oeilers Is thus ousted
from the office, and tho appointment Of
W. E. Wright BY GovernSS Pattison is
anstained.
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ouTNAeEs 81 CHINESE.
Fresh Excesses by the Anti. European Elc-
mont in China.

LONDON. June 12.-Dospatches from
Shanghai announce fresh excesses upon
the part of the anti-European element
in the population Of China Attacks
upon the Christian missions in the in
terror continue. In one case the Chi
nese troops sent to reprcss the rioters
sided with them and made matters still
worse. More serious rioting has oc-
Cured at Takalang, where the lady mis-
sionaries were compelled to flee for their
lives. The reports received from the
scene Of the lawless outbreaks indicate
that there is great excitement among
tho Chinese living in the vicinity Of
Lake Poyang, near Kin Kiang, where
the laborers from Takalang have sought
refuge. About the neighborhood OF
the lake several missionary establish
ments have been looted and burned to
the ground by the rIotous Chinese.
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PASA1A, June l2.-The Chilean In
surgent man Of war, Esmeralda, which
reached here several days ago from
Acapulco, and was permitted to take on
a supply OF coal from the stock Of the
Panama Railroad Company, sailed last
night. She proceeded southward.
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warning Agalnst tiia Third party.

MRADvrlLE, Pa, June 12. Hon.
Leonard Rhone, Master OF Pennsylya-
mia State Grange, andR H. Thomas,
State Secretary, were in this county to-
day on a tour OF inspection among the
grangers of Western Pennsylvania.
Meetings which were largely attended
have been held In several fSlaceH at
which both officers urged th gTangers
TO steer cloar Of partisan poll In the
grange.
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BERLIN, June l2.-1n tho lower House
Of the Prussian Diet to-day the debate
on grain duties was resumed. Chancel-
lor Won Caprlvi declared that Il was in-
possible Tor the government to submit
TO the house the reports whichhRd been
received from foreign countries in re-
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LONDON, June ll.-At o meeting to-
day OF delegates representing the men
employed in all the omnibus yards 1t
was resolved to accept the employers
offer of twelve hours work per day and
n slight increase in tho mems wages.
The omnibus traffic will be resumed to-
morrow morning.
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HAHrFonD, CoNN.i June Governor
Bulkiey denies the rumor that he will
resign and allow Lieutenant-G Governor
Merwin, ofNew Haven, the Republican
candidate for governor last November,
to assume the gubernatorial duties
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''WAsuMdToN, D. O., June 19.
"Gop. Janus q. CdmpbeM
Tho Camden VIII Case ColIapses.

Special Dbp1ich TO ne In'ehigeneH.
CLAnKsBuRe, w. Va, June 12.-The
Camden will case collapsed to-day, the
contestants failing to produce single
witness in opposition to the will. The
will was admitted to probate.
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Special Dispatch to as IatalHsaar.
co1uMDvs, o., June l2.-Governor
Campbell tonight received the follow
ing telegram from Hon. Roger Q. Mills.
II refers to tho alleged interview with
Mills printed in the Cincinnati Enquirer
few days ago:
"WAsuxaToN, D. O., June 12.
"Gop. Jams e. Campbell:
The interview credited to me in the
Cincinnati Enquirer is almost entire fab
rication. The portion relating to you
absolutely false. Have taken steps TO
correct It. ROGER Q. Mills"
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SINIoKNN oFF TnE 11sT.
william Gordon. Cumming no Longer a
phtiSh onleer.

~ ,0'I'S, ;, June l2.-Tho OFFICIAL LION.
s,,.. s,I. Ga;e'e this evening annouDces,
INV M9ate Of June 10, that the name Of
N,,"s.3 "niam GOrdon.G Cumming has been
,S,s T,s'td Prom the list OF officers in the
e,F3n y y aer majesty has no further oc-
S''eA tor his gerviras
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FosTopIA. ONO, June II. Two chill
dren Of William Stewart, playing with
matches in a barn this afternoon, set
the structure on ire and both OF them
perisbed in the fumes.
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IoypoS, June 12.-Tho storm rising
nrad the Prince OF Wales is fast OBJ
ajaiag intensity, endansering his
chances OF succession to the throne, If
pot the existence OF the English mon.
,,,hs. 10 class appears to be stirred
, DEEPLY as the great middle class, the
nj strength OF the country and hither-
toa.olid and stolid prop Of the mon
uth% .
The radical members OF the House Of
rGnmons arc opening the attack on the
PYinte Of Wales, but they have been
vsraed that Mr. Gladstone rcsents the
norcEent.
i group OF radicals, meeting tonight
,hc. Cummings dismissal from the
amy was gazettcd, concurred in the
opinion that the leaderg had mistaken
lie ceiling OF the nation.
DISCONNECTED RADICALS.
The radicals will not be content with
uythins less than action by the mill
tiy authorities involving the same Off
sial IepyOoi Of the Prince Of Wales,
GeaUal Williams and Lovett. Con-
htnces have been held at the war
Office, and it is reported that they de-
dded that the Prince OF Wales, Cen
gils Williams and Lovett had commit
ID no otlense against military law, but
,Ely technical breach Of the regule-
tsis. The Commander-in-chiet will
pnbably deal with the case privately
Iithout regard to regulatiohsG Club
sntiment naturally supports the
pRee.
PERvERsIoN.
The rumors Of the bad reception Of
tie Prince OF Wales at Ascot are per-
yEsG, OF the facts. He was specially
eeredto.day when his horse Imp Won,
tAs high weight plate.
Court circles are much exercised over
ktteH from the German Court refleot-
hg the opinion OF Emperor William.
Its believed the Emperor has written
de aQueCn a long and serious criticism
tathe Princes life, dilating especially
rp0l the gambling OF officers
y grave ohenso to military
lena', and made worse by the
lging Of paper permitting q colonel
d guards cheating to retain his COM
Mission in the army. The Queen, it is
all forwarded the letter to the Prince
dWales.
Sr William Gordon-C Cumming started
latEorres to-day. Cumming wired the
p'ovo't Of Forres asscnting to q demon.
s,ation. The town will mako a holl-
Giyoithe occasion and is raising floral
arches on the route to Altyre.