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Tho nrn..eIs Oonfer.nee.

BRUSSELS, Dec. 6.-sir @, Rivers VIII
son, speaEing OF the Rothschild plan at
the monetary conference, said:
"Another plan may be formulated
and approved by tho conference, and ii
il does not conflict with the principles
we have laid down it will receive serious
consideration from the British govern-
ment."
Mr.. James B. McCreary, OF tho United
States delegation. proceeded to point
out the difficulties aud perils OF the ex-
isting situation. He said that whatever
was the cause the fact remained that q
remedy was imperatively needed,
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An Opinion OfDo Rothschilds' Scheme
PARIS, Dec. 6.-The Journal Des Dcbas,
whose financial editor was member Of
the committee appointed by tho inter
national monetary conference to con-
slider the Rothschilds' proposals, de-
ciares that the scheme was only n slight
modification OF tho project advanced
ten years ago by Professor Levi, Ger
man. The paper adds that the propo-
sails would not have received any atten-
tion if they had not been presented by
Mr.. Rothschild,
Continuing, the Journal says that
though the committee rejected the
Rothschild proposal, it served the USE
full purpose OF eliciting distinct declara-
tions that it Is useless to rely upon any
legislative check to the production OF
silver in the United States and Mexico,
and that II the conference proves futile
the United States government will cease
its purchases OF silver and India will
adopt new standard. The paper con-
cludes the article by declaring that the
mysterious tactics Of the American dele
gates prevent definite proposals.
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steamship News.

HAMDURG, Dec, 6,-Arrived, Marko-
MAMMA, New York.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. O.-Arrlyod, cata-
Iona, Boston.
BosroN, MASS, Dec. e.-Arrivod, Pal
estine and Georgian, Liverpool.
New YoRE, Dec. 6.-Arrived, An
choria, Glasgow.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 6.-The North
German Lloyd steamship Havel arrived
here to-day, aud after taking on board
the passengers Of the disabled Spree,
proceeded to New York.
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GENERAL RosEcRANs I'LL.

Tho Old vetman LIKELY to Collapse Any
Day.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 6,-Tho con.
dition OF Gen. William S. Rosecrans,
register of tho treasury, is now such as
to cause his friends serious apprehen'
sion. Nervous prostration, heart weak
ness and stroke oi paralysis OF the arm
are destroying his vitality. As the gem
eral is now seventy-three years old, it
looks as if it will bo but question of n
very short time when he will collapse
entirely. He had better night than
usual last night and is feeling little
better this morning.
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nossemer nm clo.ed.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa, Dec. 6.-The
Bessemer rail mill OF the Bethlehem
Iron Company shut down this morning.
The cause is lack OF orders, and about
$50 men are thrown out of employment.
The change does not affect armor plate
and gun construction in the ordnance
works.
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PARIS Dec G,-Tho new cabinet
formed by NJ. Ribot held its first meet
ing to-day. A draft OF the policy OF the
ministry was approved, and the pro.
grammo will be read in tho chamber OF
deputies when that body Eeassembles on
Thursday.
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TWO GOVERNORS.

Conditions in Wyoming similar to Those
in West Virginia -Four Years Ago.
CHEYENNE, WYo,, Dec. 6.-Wyoming
still has the remarkable spectacle OF two
allotted governors. Governor-elect os-
borne and party Of his friends called
at the capitol this morning and an
nouucod that they wanted to canvass
the votes. Acting Governor Barber re-
fused to have the vote canvassed, or to
let Osborne be present when the can
yass took place. 1t begins to look as
though trouble might come at any mo-
tnont
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. Cat q
meeting OF the house committee inves-
tigating the administration. OF the feder-
al election law in New York city it was
decided to take no notice whatever OF
the petition submitted to the house
Yesterday in behalf of John l. Daven-
port, in which the latter asks for hear
ing at the bar OF the house.
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C., s72, ,963; time 800 days. II. 7. Cushun
& Bro, Martinsburg limestone $69, ,456; I;
time January /, 1895. +. Mertens &
Son, Cumberland, Nd, lime stone,
S69, 500; time two years. Henry Shenk.
of Erie, Pa, lime stone, $96,74G; Plnd
stone, SCI, ,266; timo IS months- S. s.
Leonard, Mobile, Ala, lime stono $780,
$50. S. A. Walenhauser, of Martins
burg, S65,00O. A. NJ. Walkup, Of Phila-
delphia, $7l, 1926.
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Ahlwnrdt,s Triumph.

BERLIN, Dec. 6.-Ahlwardt's triumph,
it may be said, is the sole topic of the
Berlin press.
In an interview at the Lehrte railway
station in this city on Saturday, Prince
Bismarck said that he regarded tho
strong poll in favor Of Ahiwardt at the
first Friedeburg election as Demons
tration OF popular discomfort with the
present regime and proof OF the growth
OF anti-Semitism.
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A STRONG HOPE
That a Vessel Supposed to be Lost Is All
Right.

That Vessel Supposed to be Lost is All
Right.
PAl1ADELpmA, Pa, Dec. 6.-The bark
Serene, Captain Holmes, has arrived
after a stormy passage OF thirty days
from Iyigitut, Greenland, Tho Serene
is the last of the Kryoloite fleet to ar
rive, and brought news that reviVes
some hope that tho bark Platina, one of
the Kryoloite feet, which has long
since been given up as lost, may not
have gone down. Captain Holmes says
that a few days before he left Ivigitut
some Eskimos brought word that ship
mannod by Europeans had put in about
forty miles further up the coast. The
Eskimos reported that the vessel was
bark rigged and painted green, which
corresponds to the color OF the Platina.
The Danish government sent the men
to find the bolated vessel, but as Cap
tain Holmes was compelled to aaii be-
fore they returned he did not learn tho
outcome Of the quest.
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Special Dispa'ch 10 n: Eneltqcnccr
PARxEnspunG, W. Va, Dec. 6.-The
report that sheria.elect ]. W. Dudley,
of this county, wouldn't be able to give
bond has been knocked in the head
beautifully. This afternoon he quail
fed, gave bond, and took the oath OF
Office.
Ho gave one OF the soundest and SAT-
est bonds ever placed on file in this
county. The amount is 100000, with
the following bondsmen: w. Lease,
Lysander Dudley, ]. B. Gould, j, B.
Woodward, j, II. Cole, NJ. b. Bartlett,
w. F. Cook, ]. V. Carney, B. +. Stew
art, ]. L. Buckley, Thompaon Leach.
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TnE noRDEN CASE.

Members of the Grand Jury Believe
LisaIO Borden ia Guilty.
BosroN, Dec. GA dispatch from
Fall River says that the Lizzie Borden
grand jury is talking. now that the
hearing is over. In speaking to u
friend OF his experience at the hearing
one Juror solemnly asserted, They'll
hang her, sure" Others are more con-
seryative in summing up the case, but
all except one OF the lot is positive that
the defendant is guilty.
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Now solatlpn Of lne sllyer ouostLon.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 6,-Mr,
Harter, of Ohio, introduced a bill in the
house to-day that treats the financial
question in new way. 1t provides for
the cessation of silver bullion purchases
on January !, 1898, and for the sale Of
one hundred millions OF ounces Of
silver bullion for gold. Mr.. Harter
thinks the continuance of silver pur-
chases would only increase the ultimatei
enormous losses OF the country growing
out OF the act OF March 1875; that these
purchases are destroying confidence
at home and abroad aud stand in tho
way OF national prosperity to-day. The
cessation OF these purchases Of silver
would, he thinks, cause a renewal OF
foreign purchases OF American securi.
ties upon large scale and the repeal OF
the present law would start gold from
Europe towards America,
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nIa, tor aLnr.In.enrg pnbllo nanaIar.

Special Dispatch 10 ne Iati.tgsH CIR.
WAsmSsroN, D. c., Dec. 6,-Bids
were opened to-day by the supervising
architect OF the treasury for the eroc-
ton and completion, except plumbing,
heating apparatus and approaches OF
the superstructure OF the new public
building at Mnrtinsburg, W. Va. The
bidders and the kind OF stone offered
we're as follows; Robt. NJ. Jacks d son,
of Canton, Ohio, ii limestone is used,
SiO,SO0; il sandstone is used, $4,000;
time Ii months. ]. W. Cottrnll & Co.,
OF Cincinnati, limo stone sol $3.50, sand
stone SOL, ,79Oj time 10 months. Martin
Pendrick, OF Washington, ID. O., lime
stone, 73,l55; time $50 days, Manning
K Parsons, OF Washington, lime stone,
s8s,993, sand stone S86, 800; time S
months. Frank Baldwin, OF Washing
ton, S59,S67; time IL months. Valen-
tine, Brown & Co., OF Wilmington, n.
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blnrcnrot DIalhor's Com pany DIabands.

OMAHA, NEE, Dec. 6.-Margaret
Mather is very sick and unable to fill
her short season before the final dis
bandmeut OF her company, and the
company was given notice that tho sea-
son was therefore at an end. They are
now is Omaha waiting for something to
turn m
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CYCLoNE IN TEXAS
Carries Death and Destruction With It
Houses Swept Away.

Houses Swept Away.
ATLANTA, TEXAS, Dec. 6.-About one
o'clock this afternoon a disastrous
cyclone occurred three miles east Of
here sweeping away farm houses and
outbuildings and leaving death and
general destruction in its path.
The residence of Sam McAdams was
destroyed, and he and three children
fatally hurt. Charles Carey's gin'house
with all its contents was destroyed.
The house Of Wes Dawson, coiored, was
demolished and several children fatally
ininrnl
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THE SATOLLI MISSION.
The Pope's Delegate Sent at the
Request of Cardinal Gibbons.
HIS POWERS ARE NOT 50 GREAT

As Reported at First-Ho is to Settle
thc Difficulty Between DIR. McGIynn
and Archbishop CorriGau Without
Appcal-The Cahonsly Matter u Sub.
jcct for His omccs-cardInal Glib
bons as a DIplomat-satollI's POSI-
tion in America Only Temporary.
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PuEIlIst NIItohOIps sentence Confirmed.
LONDON, Dec. 6.-This was the day fix
ed for the hearing Of the case of Charlie
Mitchell, the pugilist. Whom the case
was called Mitchell responded. His
counsel said that Mitchell wished to
withdraw the appeal and serve the sem
tence imposed on him by the police
magistrate. When MitGhells counsel
had finished Judge Edin silently scru-
tinized the pugilist. After little time
he asked Mitchell if he had anything to
say for himself. Mitchell curtly re-
sponded that he did not wish any delay
in beginning to serve his sentence.
Judge Edlin thereupon confirmed the
sentence of the police court and imposed
the costs of the appeal on the prisoner.
Mitchell was at once taken to cell by
Warders.
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THE BRIGGS CASE.
DIR. nlrch fluids Witnssso' In tho Bib
Against the Accused.

DIR. nirch fluids WitnsSsoS In tho Bible
Against the Accused.
New YoRK, Dec 6.-In tho Briggs
case to-day DR.. Birch read nine pas
sages of scripture to which he asserted
DR.. Briggs doctrine OF salvation,
through tho light OF reason, is in di-
rect conflict. The texts are recorded in
Isaiah, S, 20: Matthew, 10, 1884; Luke,
lG, 29-3l; John, 3, 80; John, II, g.;
l. John, 5, 10; Galatians, !, 0; II. limo
thy, 8, 1917, and II. Peter, l, 1921.
These citations, the speaker declared,
proved the charges beyond question.
DR.. Birch then summoned, as he said,
four scriptural witnesses to the stand
and examined them on the question at
issue. The witnesses thus coniured
upon were the Ethiopian eunuch, the
centurion Cornelius, the scholarly Be-
reans, and Apollas, the friend and CO.
worker with st. Paul. All OF these
found the scriptures essential for saliva
tion. The scriptures are therefore
equally essential for James Martineau's
and Cardinal Nowman's salvation. To
deny the necessity OF the scripture is to
deny the integrity of God.
The same line OF argument was used
in the proof OF charge2.
The argument of the prosecution on
tho charges remains to be presented.
Then DR.. Briggs will be called upon to
answer the accusations.
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Town Nenrly Destroyed

INDIANAPOLIS, ND, Dec. 6.-The busi-
ness centre OF Alexandria, Madison
county, comprising nearly quarter of
the town was burned at an early hour
this morning. The loss will reach
Sl2O,OO0, half OF which is insured.
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Hor SPRINGS, ARR, Dec. 6.--Therc is
slight change for tho better in Senator
Gibson's condition tonight, He has
rested comparatively easy to-day. His
case is, however, still considered hope
less.
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THE day IN CONGRESS.
How tho Presidents Message Was
Received in Both Houses.
MOST OF DEMOCRATIC SENATORS

tho Reading Discourteously,
While Republicans Gave it Their
Undivided Atteution--The First
Partisan Debate of the Session Pre-.
clDitatod by Mr.. Vest--.soveral Bills
INSTRUMENTATION the Message Was
Received in the House.--General
Washington News.
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VIENNA, Dec. 6.-Violent snow storms
arc prevailing in Falacia. The roads are
blocked in many parts of the country,
and in some places railway traffic is
SUSPENDED.
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Tho now CnnndInn CabInot,

OTTAWA, Oxr., Dec. Ga government
paper gives tho following as the per-
souneI OF the now ministry which will be
finally submitted for his exceIlency's
approval:
minister of justice; Hon. Mackenzie
Bowel, minister Of trade and COM
merce; Hon. G. L. Foster, minister OF
finance; Sir. A. P. Caron, postmaster
general; Hon. John Costigan, secretary
OF state; Hon. G. II. Tupper, minister
of marine and fisheries; Hon. John
Haggart, minister of railways and ca.
nails; Hon. J. A. Ouimot, minister OF
public works: Hon. j. Q. Patterson,
minister of militia; Hon. T. NJ. DAILY,
minister of war; Hon. A. r. Angers,
minister of agriculture; Hon. William
i. Ives, president OF the privy council ;
Sir John Abbott, Hon. John Carling
and Hon. Frank Smith, ministers with
out portfolio. The above form the cabi-
net. Hon. J. j., Curran, solicitor gen.
eral; Hon. N. Clark Wallace, controller
Of customs; Hon. J, +. Woods. con-
troller of inland revenue. 1t is under
stood the ministers will be sworn in to-
morrow.
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Wonther rnroen.t Eor Te.dny.

For Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia and
Ohio, rain or snow variable winds, mostly
south; cooler In Ohio and West Virginia
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
as fnrni he'd by e. ScrSEPP druggist. corner
Mnrket mud FonrienntI SEroALS
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Tiiiman Leads Them.

COLUMBIA, 8. G, May l9.-Gov,
,Tillman and Senator Irby will name
the delegates to represent this state
&C the Chicago convention in June
This fact was settled when on May
18th, all the counties in the state
sent delegates to the present conven-
ton almost completely ignoring the
.x-president. In fact Richmond and
Spartanburg have sent the only
Cleveland delegates now here. Gov.
Tillmsn was indorsed every where
and that means that the alliance has
full control of the convention. The
nominations for state officers will not
be made until some time in August.
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Rising.

sr. LOUIS, May l9-The river has
passed the SO foot mark and is still
slowly rising.
East st. Louis proper is still pro
tected by numerous railroad EN- bank
ments. 1t they give way the whole
town will be flooded to q depth
of or 5 feet. The Nedderhut
warehouses, on South Main street,
fell in yesterday, with thousands of
dollars worth of cement, tobacco.
sugar, malt and barley, which is q
total loss, having all gone into the
water
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prepar,np for Court.

DENVER, Col, May ia Cheyenne,
Wyo., special says: Messrs. Hagerson,
Devon, johnson county commission
ers, have secured the services OF
Judge Ballard, of Denver toprosecute
the stockmen and Texans. George
Davidson and r. w. Drecels, OF
this city are the other lawyers for the
prosecution. Reports from Buffalo
are to the effect that feeling OF I'M
easiness prevails among the
ranchmen. IL IS thought by
many that another attack will
be made by the cattlemen's
party. Stories of ali Kinds are afioat
about suspicious looking bands vi
armed strangers being seen in john
son county, said to be from Texas, In
Wyoming on business connected
with the late troubles.
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German Journalists Meet.

NEW YORK, May l9.-The fifth an
nual convention of the national assoc
citation of German-American Journal
lists and Authors began this morning
at the Liederk ranz hall and will cor
tiuue for two days. A number of the
most noted German editors in the
country are present and the afternoons
aud evenings are being devoted to
receptions anu bapquets. William
Steinway is at the head of the con
mittee in charge of the entertainment
of the delegates. DR.. Jos. ii. Senner
was prominently mentioned for pres.
ident
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--PaDcoast's show window, thai
was broken during the snow balliDg
has been replaced.
Baptists IN Congress.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May l9.-The
Baptist congress, in commemoration
of the anniversaries of the Baptist
church. began in this city today at
the FIRST Baptist church, and the del
egates were cordially welcomed by
Mayor Stuart The Baptist congress
will close on May 2lst, and then until
May 30th each day will witness the
opening of various conventions OF
Baptist bodies. The Women's Baptist
Home Mission society will meet on
May 22nd. On May 23rd, the Ameri.
can Baptist Historical society VIII be
in session, then will follow sessions
of the Education society, the Publica-
ton society, the Home Mission so.
ciety. the Foreign Mission society and
the Young Peoples societies. Three
hundred delegates are In attendance
today at the session of the congress-.
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That Democratic right.

RICHMOND. Va, May 19.-Next 10
the political fight in New York State
between the Hill and Clev.llnd fac.
tions comes that which is now wag-
lug In Virginia. Today the democrats
of the states are gathered In conven-
ton and both the Hill and the
Cleveland men lay claim to victory.
The Hill people are centering on
Marshall Fengor, of A ugusta, for chair
man, but may change at the last
moment to n r Pollard, q more
conservative Hill man. Almost every
public man of note i'm the state is in
the convent ton hall including two
aspirants for the next gubernatorial
nominstion, G. f. O'Herdall and
General FiIZhugh Lee. The latter
has as yet expressed himself in no
way on the candidates. for presiden
and as he is a most popular man,
will probably be chosen to head the
delegation to Chicago. The strength
of the Farmers Alliance in this state
is placed st sixty thousand and the
representation here today is very
strong. All of these are free silver
msn and favor Hill's nomination. Ii
will take some time for the conven-
ton to get down TO actual business
as there are any number of contests
TO settle by the committee on creden-
tials.
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That Tidal Wave.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, May lac
cording to the latest kilograms yes.
terday's tidal wave and flood has
been even more disastrous in results
than at fret anticipated. 1t IL esti-
mated that the loss of life will vary
from 60 to 100 persons. No list can be
given of the dead. In fact
the terrorized people have sought re-
fuge In SO many quarters that 1t is
impossible to exactly figure what the
number on the death roll will be.
Some heroic scenes were witnessed
in attempts to save unhappy vic
Tins. At Omaha Bridge the
West family met disaster. Mrs.
West and her little five
year.old girl were unable tn get away
from the flood In time. The father
ana two children were safe and the
rescning party was returning for Mrs
West aud her child " hen the waves
swept the house away. They
tioated down the roaring cur
rent until the bridge was reached {.
An engineer succeeded in saving the
woman, but her strength failed and
she was compelled to release Der
hold on her child. With despair
ing ;ry of "mamam," the child
disappeared beneath the waves
At the manufacturing suburb
of Leeds nine persons are
known to be drowned. Four men
drowned at Springdsle. Observers on
the High bridge count ted Is bodies
that swept under it. Mat Roe, an old
sailor, saved twenty-eigh lives. A
woman managed to wade ca box
car and was there seized with labor
pains and gave birth to child. Two
hours later she was rescued. A
woman named Hinton and her three
children drowned in their own house.
Two Swedish families were swept
away. The city council has su scribed
S., 600 for the sufferers and the citizens
have added in making large dona-
tons.
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Rig Presbyterian Council.

PORTLAND, Ore, May l9.-The one
hundred and fourth general assembly
of the Pres byterian church met in the
First Presby terrain church here this
morning. The session was opened
with prayer and followed with a SER
mon by the retiring moderator, DR..
w. Henry Green. AT present q mod
orator il being chosen TO preside over
the deliberations. The work of re,
ceivipg The credentials of the dele
gates began at eight O'Clock this
morning and consumed something
over to hours. Probably the most
important business TO come before the
Assem- bly, is the Briggs heresy mat
ter. The New York Presoytery has
sent commissioners. who are hostile
for the Doctor, but it is not generally
known how the rest OF the delegation
stand. Toe Rev. George F. Birch, of
New York. will fret petition the as
sembly to reopen the case on the
ground that the trial was not properly
conducted. 1t is almost certain that
DR.. Birch will carry his point, but just
what the nature OF the assembly pro-
ceedings will be is not known. DR..
Briggs himself expects that the New
York Pres bytery will be authorized
to reopen the case and that he Will
surely be convicted on one OF the fifty
or sixty counts, which will certainly
be filed in case q second trial comes
off The result of conviction on any
one count will be expulsion from the
church.
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The saIvationtsts skip.

New YORK, May l9,-The Eastern
Congress of the Salvation Army,
which has been in session here for
two days closed its business grand
council of staff officers. which began
at ten o'clock this morning and clos
ed about 2:S0. The session was he
hind barred doors and related eXclu-
sively to the business of each Army.