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MORE MEN WITH OPINIONS.

Joseph F. PAUL. had formed and ex.
pressed an opinion and did not think he
could give an unbiased verdict.
Michael Kirchner had formed and ex.
pressed an opinion and could not change
It. "Eyidence would not change It."
John K. List had formed and ex.
pressed an opinion and could not make
up verdict without allowing his pres.
ent opinion to influence him. Alex.
Gibney thought he could not sit as q
Juror and bring verdict uninauenced
by his own opinion. Fred Laue was
prt judiced and was excused.
This finished the panel and court ad-
journed. There were about eixty.fVe
more Jurors to be examined on the
panel originally summoned, and an order
was made by the court that one hundred
more Jurors be drawn 70 report this
morning at $50.
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LONDON, May 1.-THE Globe this after.
noon published dispatches from the
Transvaal which state that Kruger, al.
though anxious to keep his promise to
the British Government in regard to
preventing the Bosrs from invading
MashonAland or Mainland. will be un-
able 10 cope with the 10000 Boen who
are now said to bs on the point OF In
yadiug the territory In dispute between
the English and Portugese.
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A SENSATIONAL SCENE
In the French Chamber of Deputies Over
the Furmiss Amir.

In the French Chamber OF Deputies Over
the Furmios Amir.
PARIS, May At was announced yes.
terday that section OF the left would
join with the Socialist and Boulangist
Deputies in demanding a vote Of GEN.
sure to-day against NJ. Constans, the
Minister of the Interior, on the ground
that the latter was responsible for the
slaughter OF mtn, women and children
shot down by the troops at Furmies on
Labor Day. NJ. ConstanB, after reply
ing in explanatory terms TO question
as to the Furmies affair and giving his
version Of the matter, holding that
neither the government or the troopa
were to blame for the disaster, was az.
tonished to see NJ. Roche, the Deputy
representing the Seventh electoral dis
trict Of the Seine, spring TO his feet and
shout ferCely, Murderer"
A tremendous sensation followed.
Members shouted ont and threatened
each other vigorously. Finally order
was restored and the Chamber voted
that NJ. Roche should be excluded from
any lurLner participation IN to.uAy . seq
sion, and that he should be declared
censured by the Chamber for the term
he had applied to the Minister Of the
Interior.
No sooner was this course Of action
decided upon than NJ. Roche again
sprang to his feet and shaking his fist at
those OF his associates, who had been
most active in bringing about his pro.
posed expulsion, the angry deputy yell
ed you are lot Of varlets worthy Of
your MASTER"
This was more than the presiding off,
Ger could submit to, 80 he ordered NJ.
Roche 10 ba removed by force from the
Chamber. This was eventually done
amid one Of the widest scenes ever wit
messed in the Chamber Of Deputies.
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PANEL NuMnRR Flys,

James MCNAMARA was the initial mem
Der Of the fifth panel. Mr.. McNamara
made some amusement by his ludicrous
answers to the Courts questions.
When asked his age, he replied
"poyn in the Sixth ward" He was ex-
cused.
J.F. Merrimap was sensible Of bias
and prejudice and bad expressed opin.
ions. he was excused.
Alex UpaeGratt's sister had married
DR.. Baird's son, which was Rmple cause
for his retirement. Edward EeWhaTt
had made up" his mind some time
age" and was excused.
David NiCkerson came eleven and
mileo from the country to say hC had
strong opinions, and was not suited TO
the Courts desires.
Henry Merkle was excused for having
opinions. Frank Woeber had formed
and expressed opinions, and did not
think his verdict would be uuinauenced
by those opinions.
A. W. Darling vas done with in two
questions, He has opinions. Charles
kraps was biased and prejudiCed and
nAu expIebfeu oplplOpb. mllllam Ouu'
ley YSs in the same state Of mind 9s his
predecessor. John McLaln was the
third 10 the same line and was excused.
X. J. Bullard had formed and ex.
pressed opinions. His opinions came
from the newspaper accounts. he was
finally found 70 be hard Of hearing, but
be thought he could hear the evidence
and NAL e up his verdict uninausnced
by his opinion. He had all the qualifi.
cation OF good juror and was accepted
and made No. 4.
W. 4. Erieg's bias and prejudice, he
said, would have no effect upon his &C
lions, and after being questioned, he
decided that he did not have any pref
udiee. He eouid pot be positive o. any
thing except that he vas pot related e
either the leclsed or the deceased. Hil
indecision almost cost him bis prospep
tive job in the jury box.
There was long wranRle between
Coionel ATnett and Captain Dovenel
about the RdmiGsibility Of one Of OOlone
ATnetts questions. The court WORKED
long and hard with the Juror and thI
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BANK PRESIDENT ARRESTED.

Gsdnoy and InEersOII, OF the North River
Bank, Charged With a Serious Ofrense.
New YoRK, May 4.-Edward E. Ged'
ney, president OF the North River bank,
and Cashier Frank IngersoIl, were placed
under arrest this afternoon on a bench
warrant issued by Judge MARITIME. They
were brought before Judge MARITIME in
general sessions and held in $4,000 bail
each. They are charged with ialsityinR
the quarterly report Of the bank made
on June "A, 1890. The complainant in
the case was made receiver Of the bank
Frank Higgins. Both officers were re-
leased on bail.
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Pitt,burg 4 Westorn otiesrs Elected.

PIT7sBuRG, Pa, May 4.-The annual
meeting of the Pittsburg & Western rail-
road company was held here to-day and
the following officers elected: Presi.
dent, Henry W. Oliver, Of PittsbuIg;
Vice President, Anthony ]. Thomas, Of
New York; General Manager, ]. v. Pat.
ton, Of Pittsburg; Directors, John w.
Chalfant, VIM. Il. Singer, James D. Cal
lery, NJ. K. Moorehead, Pittsburg;
Anthony ]. Thomas, Q. II. Carter, s.
Spencer, Scion Humphreys, Of New
YORK. .-l
The annual report for the year ending
March 81, 1891, showed gross earning Of
s., ,207 ,Ol5 80, operating expenses OF
81 ,4SS, ,4S6 so, and net earnings Of S7ls,.
b7S50
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TIE JgWlSH Explosions.

Terrible Scenes Attend Them-A Story that
May Shock the World.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 4.-Terrible
scenes attepd the Jewish ezpplslons,
many Jews dying on the way. The
misery In the Jewish camps, which are
cramped with new arrivals, is indesCrib.
able.
The Government Is considering a
scheme to solve the Jewish question,
which, II adopted, will astouish and per.
haps shock the civilized world. An
Odessa paper states that $4,000 Jews
have Joined the Greek and Lutheran
churches since the issue Of the e4pul.
aion dacFeps
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SAN DIEoo. GAL, May 4.-Ex.secre-
tary Of War AlphOnEo Taft had another
relapse yesterday and his death is now
expected plmost any time. His phyai.
clans are cpptinAopsly at bis bedside
and are Of the opinion that II be ig able
to survive this attack his changes Tor
recovery are good. A new complication
In the shape Of hemorrhARe Of the blad.
der has appeared and his condition is
critical,
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Murderer Captured,

MlIwAuKER, VIA, May 4.-The man
known as cal" who murdered and
robbed his employer, Henry scbley, a
saloon keeper, at Waukesha, Saturday
evening, was brought here early this
morning to escape the violence Of a mob
surrounding the Jail. Another man
named Bernhardt, who had participated
In the murder, was also brought in last
night, as the Waukesha mob threatened
70 lYnch him.
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sesnts OF plsorder M nsks..

vienna, May 4.-Dlspatches received
from Bekes, Hungary, state that there
were renewed scenes of disorder there
yesterday. Immense crowds Surround.
ed the prison and demanded the release
Of their comrades who had been arrest.
ed. The police present were unable
TO control the crowds surging around the
prison and consequently it was found
necessary 10 send for the troops. The
military soon cleared the streets, many
OF the leaders Of the people being ar
rested.
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we..ipGhouuo Meeting Postponed.

PIrrsBuRaH, Pa, May 4.--The annual
meeting OF the Westinghouse Electric
Company, which was called for to-day,
has been postponed until the 18th inst.
This was done At the request Of Mr..
Westinghouse, who stated that negotia.
tions for q settlement oI ths concerns
financial troubles were in such shape
that 1t would not be advisable to make q
report before that date. Mr.. Westing-
house stated further that the nsgotia.
tions were In the interest Of the common
stockholdefs,
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NEw YoAE, May 4.-DAvid j. Hsnder.
son, agent Of the Anchor Line, was ar.
rested to-day by the Government author.
lilies, charged with having permitted a
detained emigrant TO escape from the
steamship Alexandria. The passenger
was suffering from consumption, and
was ordered 70 bs taken back TO Europe
by the steamship. Tho man was locked
in room, but escaped.
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tn. arnphophops Man A..lra..

NEw YoRK, May 4,-JesSe II. Lippin.
colt, sole lessee otthe American graphic.
phone and President OF the North
American PhonoEraph Company, with
an Office on Wall street, assigned to-day
to +. s. Wait, with preferences to the
Rochester Tumbler Company, Of Penn
sylyania, for all claims now due to Har-
riet LippinCott, OF PittsburVh, Pa,
So 700; TO Sarah H. Vance, Sl761; 70
Anna n. Lippincott, Of Pittsburgh,
81. 100, and to !. A. hush, Of this city,
5000.
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sRRISoFrRLn, MASS, May 4,-At a
meeting Of the Federation Of Labor yes
terday It was reported that the cigar
manufacturers had acceded to the de-
uand for higher wages, thus averting q
strike to-day. Under the new schedule
the Workmsn will receive fifty cents
more per thousand for making the
cheaper brands, and are to he apper'
TONED a larger number Of molds.
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present period Of the year Is the most
brisk and busy time for building trades,
the strike OF the briCklaysrs 10 causing
much annoyance to contractors and 9th.
ers, and has also thrown out OF work
large numbers Of men belonging to the
associated trades who are compelled to
remain idle 90 long as the biicklayers
refuse TO work.
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A nnn,ntinn prnmi,nh.

LONDON, May 4.-The Pail Mall Ga.
zstte announces that important informa.
ton has been given by outside parties
to the Queens Proctor, Sir Augustus
Stephenson, during the last few days, in
regard to the 0'Shea divorce case. The
Gaz4tte adds that II the information
proves 10 be correoL, It is sufficient to
call for the intervention OF the Proctor,
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, Cigar Aaaksrs' strike 10 Chicago

CHICAGO, May 4-The plan hereto.
fore arranged by the union cigar RSksta
Of the city for a strike to-day to enforce
their demand for an advance in wages
vas carried out. The hands In each
shop made the demand this morning.
II It was granted the workmen so re-
ported Rt strike headquarters and Rt once
returned 10 work. There are about ], 100
cigar mSkers In the oity. OF these It ID
estimated that from 800 TO 1000 are idle
Many OF the saiall employer have con
ceded the advance.
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potial DiSDoseA TO he iHttIltgAes.

Sptel1I N5DdleR % ne IRItliQtnet1.
FAIRHOST, W. Va, May 4.-The pub.
lie sale ol lots on Maple avenue In
Arnett's addition to Fairmont on satur-
day was highly satisfactory, as they
were bought by parties who will at once
erect dwellings. O. W. Arnett, the real
estate dealer, Is the moving spirit In the
enterprise and will offer another chance
in about thirty days. This is q strictly
legitimate sale and not for speculation,
as most OF them we're bought by Fair.
mont citiEens. ]. O. HerVey, Of Wheel
ing, was the auctioneer, and the aggre-
gate Of sales amounted to $3.50.
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RoHE, May 4-Ths galleries Of the
Chamber Of Deputies were crowded yes.
terday with people who had come 10 Lis.
ten to the debate on the labor troubles.
After an animated discusslon the debate
was adjourned. The indications are that
the Government will secure a msjority
on the question, as many radicals arc
supporting Signor Nicolora In the mat.
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National ConrsnLIon Of Mnohlnl,t..

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 4-The third
annual convention of the National
Association Of Machinists opened here
this morning with 175 delegates in at.
tendance from all parts of the United
States, Canada and Mexico. The bust.
ness before the convention will be OF q
purely integral character. The national
association has now a membership OF
@, 900. q total 1t has reached since 1865.
when 1t was first organised. The con.
yention will adjourn with banquet on
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rasop OuaNsw Phase.

BANGOR, Nh May 4.-Ths amendment
to the prohibitory law, providing that
the penalty nhGn be a Ane and impris,
unmept for sixty days In cases Of single
sale and seizure, went into effect SUM-
day. This clause will cause considera.
BILE change in the affairs II the temper
ance enthusiasts attempt to have its
provisions carried out.
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Prominent Mans Mind Failing.

rIltIFIEI VENl1FITt 70 N1I IIIIssEIgtII5tIs
TuSSELFOS, W. Va, May 4.-2artin
L. shaGer, one Of the prominent men Of
Preston county, and one OF the best
known and most popular in this section
oil the country, was taken to the hospital
to-day. He was accompanied by ex.
Senator John P. Jones, DR.. Powell, Of
this place, Dr.. Mayer, Of Grafton, and
Mr.. Shafslis brother. Mr.. shaffer was
recently in Baltimore for treatment, hut
without good results. The case is very
sad one,
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The Game Destroyed.

PLEAsANTvILIE, N. j., May 4.-A
thunder shower came up last night and
extinguiehed the forest fires that have
prevailed in this vicinity during the past
week. In addition to the great loss sls'
tanned by the burning Of valuable tim.
Der, the game, such as quail and rabbits,
has been destroyed, and cunning in
Camden county will be poor for some
time to come. The wild berries are also
ruined, and the market will be short
several hundred thousand quarts OF the
famous Jersey berries this season,
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Special Dispdtek 10 he IatELli0eaeeT.
MARTINsRuRG, W, Va, May 4.-Twen'
ty.ave men, most Of them colored, en-
ployed by the Standard Lime Company
OF this city, struck to-day for an increase
OF twenty-five cents per day In theil
wages. They were receiving one dollar
per day. The parties have not yet come
10 terms and the employees say that they
will not work until their wages are In
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west vIrEtnla Psn.IOns.

Special DlRpoIeh % Lhe IRloIl0elctr.
WAsHISaToS, D. O., HAY 4.-West
Virginia pensions: original-Jesse Eau.
ber, David Collins, TarletOn Curry, Geo.
W. Hunter, James Hampton. Add.
tional-John W. Ingram, William AL.
shire, Richard Poole, William F. Min.
zell, s. D. Smallridge. 1ncIesse-John
E. Jones, D. W. FaWcett.
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stals Roard % ArrI.ultur.,

CHARLEsroN, W. Va, May 4.-The
State Board Of Agriculture met to-day.
All the members were present and
organized by electing 7. O. ALkesou, OF
Putnam county, President and H. NJ.
Turner, Of Jefferson county, Secretary.
The Board will bs In session two or
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NORFOLK, Va, May 4.-At a log roll
ing at Centreville, near Norfolk, FIVE
negroes stabbed white workman named
Sam Nansfield. Constable John Bur.
gess attempted to arrest James Harris,
the leader OF the negroes, who attacked
him with an axe. The constable there.
upon drew his revolver and shot the
negro, killing him.
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BRUSSELS, May 4.-The miners and
ironworkers' strike in Liege and Charlie.
roi is complete, and is spreading rapidly
to Borinsgs district, in the Province Of
Hainaul. Fifty thousand men are out
Of work in Central Belgium. There has
been more rioting at Liege. Several
more people have been injured.
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OIL DOWN THE RIVER.
Chiefly to the wildcat Sort o.
Onnra,Iona

Relating Chiefly to the wildcat Sort OF
Operations.
Seven miles south and west OF Eureka,
Everhart & Frye have we'll drilling on
tho Volcanic lands at 1,OyO feet. Bow.
man Bros. at last have succeeded in
of the cave.in at their well on
the Ipgraham farm. The venture is
down 1900 feet, and the owners have
been nearly year getting 1t down this
depth. II Is located nine miles south
west from Eureka. Wilson & Go. have
started an experimental we'll at the head
Of the island, two miles up the river
above Marietta, on the Virginia side.
James O. Tsnnent, the noted scout, is
down 1000 feet with his well, on Raw.
con farm, a mile and half up Bull
creek and three miles southwest tt
Eureka. This list embraces all the wild.
cats drilling below Eureka. Up the
river, at sistersville, Duncan & Brown
have a we'll drilling on the Stewart farm,
on the Ohio side, which has reached q
depth OF 1850 feet. In this venture
they found a five-bsrrel producer in the
Cow Run sand at 600 feet. The Colum.
bia Oil Company and McGrew Brother 8
are drilling q well on Smitt farm, two
miles below Sardis, on Narrow Run.
which is down 200 feet. Ludwig &
Reeder are getting ready to tube the
Polecat Run well, located one mile and a
half above Sistersville. The Ward farm
well at Archer's Fork was shot Friday,
and is not showing for more than ten.
barrel well. The New Castle we'll, in
Monroe county, o., has been drilled in
and filed up with salt water, which &C
counts for the peculiar character OF the
oil in this venture. This is the first in.
stance where the briny fluid has been
found in the Berea grit north Of Pome.
roy. The Augusta Oil Company found
a duster in the Big Injun sand two miles
south Of Burning Springs. The well ia
about 1000 feet deep. They will drill
on down 70 the Berea sand, which lies
$50 feet below.
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CHARLts PRINT DEAD.
the millionaire oil King Dies Suddenly in
Hia ONCE

NEw YoRK, May 4.-Charles Pratt, the
well.known Standard oil magnate, and
Vice President Of the Standard Oil Com.
pany, died suddenly at o'clock tonight
at the company's office, No. 20 Broad.
way, New York. He left his home in
the morning in his usual health, but
was taken Ill with indigestion at 4
o'clock. Doctors CLARK and Arthur
Payne were summoned to attend him,
but he continued TO worse until three
hours later when heart failure set in and
caused his death. He was worth Sl5,-
100000,
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RIOT ln nrl.Ian Coal Ea.Id..

BRUSSELS. May 4.-The north eastern
French and Belgian coal fields are in the
main idle. The only scene Of disorder
occurred near Liegs, where a fight &C.
Cured between stIikers aud gendarmes.
The latter were finally Obliged to usn
their reyolvers, and several OF the riot
ere were wounded.
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MAYS LANDING, MI, May 4.-Heavy
rains have quenched the forest fires that
have been raging in this vicinity. A
high wind blew from the northwest and
it was feared the fire might break out
again. The aggregate loss OF timber and
damage to buildings will amount to
many thousands OF dollars,
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Cold BloodSd Murder.

ASHLAND, WIS, May 4.-William
Dohl, Of Mareugo, was fatally shot yes.
terday by DR., MerRler, citizen Of Min.
ersyille. Dohl had stoned the Doctors
dog, and when demonstrated with, at
tackled the Doctor with club, and before
be could use It, MerRler fred q load Of
buckshot into him.
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Falher and chIld Drowned.

osAwoTToNIE, Wis May 4-Late yes
terday afternoon Frank Williamson and
his wife and three months old child al
tempted TO ford the Marais Descogynes
river. The wagon was upset, and VIII
Hanson aud his child were drowned.
Mrs.. Williamson clung to the wagon box
and was saved,
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Freight Wreck,

OMAHA, NEB., Msy4.-Ah heavy freight
train on the Union Pacific yards was
dltched last night through the engine
jumping the track. Conductor George
Gleason was instantly killed and En-.
gineer Whitney and Fireman Hamburg
were seriously injured, Five loaded
cars and the engine we're totally demol.
iahad
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DuIlasTs % stTiEe n obarIe,tou.


CHARLEsroN, W. Va, May 4,-All the
carpenters and builders in this city are
on a strike for nine hours a day, and all
building is suspended. Several contrac.
tors have conceded the demands, and
It is believed matters will be amicably
Reklled
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DUBLIN, May 4.-Ten thousand work.
men Of this city yeRterjay marched in
procession to Ph @nix Park where they
held meeting at which q resolution
demanding work day Of eight hosrs
RaB pMRed.
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The secret art Of beauty lies no. in
cosmetics, but 10 only 10 pure blood,
aud healthy performance Of the vital
inneIions, 70 be obtained by using Bur-,
DOCK Blood BiGteIs. navy
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Loxpox, May 4.-The brictlayers Of
most Of the cities Of England have RonO
out on strike. The men demand an in.
crease in the wages paid them. As the
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At Chicago-Chicago 4; Pittsburgh 8.
At Clsyeland-Cleyeland o; Cincin'
natl 8,
At philadelphia Philadelphia .; New
At New York-8Oston o; Brooklyn 2.
A. einiinnati=Cinclhnati Ii St
Al Philadslphia-Baldmoro 81 Ath,
Al oOlumbus-oolumbuS d; Louis.
Al Al BOstOn-BOstOn Iii Warrington 4.
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attorneys tried to get him TO say posi-.
lively Whist bis mental condition was as
to bis ability 10 decide the case unbiased,
but be would not be sure OF anything.
He finally said he thought he could lay
all prejudice aside, and be was accepted.