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IA C0MM0NER FIRED.
Ho behaves much like an Excited
Congressman, r.gs..5l.
is NAMED" AND THEN SUSPENDED.
An Exciting Scene 70 the Witnesses, tho
Story ofwhich Ia Funny...A Social.
ist Member of Parliament becomes
obstrcporous during Debate and
makes n Scene. 1NtA Hrti

LONDON, May MIR Richard Hal
dams bill to give to local nuthoritiel
power TO compel land owners to soil
their land, in order that It may bo di-
vidcd into small holdings, was discussed
in the house OF commons to-day. ltsF
Mr.. Herbert Asquith, advanced Lib
eral member for East l'fcshirc, spoke
quietly in favor Of tho mcasure. Ho
contcnded that the owner OF the land on
which human residences ure built Is not
entitled 10 the improved value OF tho
land due to tho increase OF the popula-
tion. In that Mr.. AsquIth held land
differed from consos or n commercial
enterprise. Before he had m oppor-:
tunity, however, to explain wherein tho
difference lies, hG was Interrupted by
MIR. Cunningham Graham, the socialist,
who represents tho northwest division
OF Lanarkshirc, who cxcitcdly asked:
GLOW about swindlins the shareholders
in company?
Amid cries Of "Order!" Mr.. Graham
shouted; III have n right to explain!
Aulo "a SNlhulilS spceCu! VI. wa |.-..
The house was in great confusion, and
the speaker. the Right Hon. Arthur
Wellesley Peel, called Mr.. Graham to
order Tho latter refused to be silent,
and finally the speaker said "The con-
duct OF the member is such that l am
compelled to name Mr.. Graham"
This action was greeted with cheers.
Mr.. Graham retorted; "All right! I
am named for standing up for social
ismw
This caused renewed confusion, and
at last the Right Hon. Henry Matthews,
the home secretary, arose, and moved
that Mr.. Graham be suspended.
10 this Mr., Graham said: "Oh, sus-
pend I don't care"
Mr.. Matthews motion was seconded,
put to the house and adopted without
dissenting vote. The suspension is for
one week.
When the result was announced Mr..
Graham said: "NIr. Speaker, | beg to
apologize for any apparent discourtesy
to you; but / consider that have been
suspended for standinsu up for socialism.
would be glad TO argue the question
before a hundred thousand people in
Hyde Park" &c.
During the scene Sir John Lubbock,
who was sitting near Mr.saGraham,
tried to control the latter, urging him
to obey the speakers call to ordcr.
MIR. Graham, in response to these
we'll intentioned efforts, said: II don't
care d damn! Ihave been named for
talking socialism" ,s u f;a t'Is,s
Immediately after the motion sus-
pending him was adopted A[rs Graham
walked with II staggering gait down
the floor, saying ms he went: z "This
house is n swindle. i am suspended as
4 socialist" &..t ,uaiIIiSisl >
He talked until the door closed be-.
hind him. The discussion of Mr.. Hal
dams bill was then resumed. Whenthe
measure was put to n vote tho house re:
jected it; Jag members voted in favor of
it and 223 against it. 5i;jlsiti;fSt
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y very warm. It Is claimed that It will
10 n light TO finish, with tho chances
largely In favor Of Bowera. 5g
Hon. James D. Butt will receive JEFF
ierson county's vote, and has good fol-
lowing IN othcr counties. Hon. George
Feill, nt Muttinsburg. Is most proni-
neatly mentioned as compromise man.
Tor COMMITTEEMAN. 4.
y movement said to have becn born
in Wheeling Is on foot TO place s. G.
Smith on tho now state committee from
tho First senatorial district. Mr.. Smith
ia hero actively working TO that end. A
general desire, 10 expressed TO give the
place to some more experienced poll.
tician, q! experience Is Il primo rcqui-
site. 1t is probable that Hon. G. w.
Atkinson or Mr. Joe Brady will be
named. 4 'tH.. ,e55
The convention will meet at II o'clock,
and tho motto will bo Harrison, liar.
mony and Hustle" --a &tI9'a14
a, q late hour tonight tho state com
mittcc decided that j. L. lIooton, OF
Marshall county, shall DO temporary
chairman of tho state convention. ~ Z
Late trains brought in additions 10
tho crowd, and tho hotels arc over
whcmcd. g. A. D.,
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DEEMING DEspoNDENT.
Ncis Partly Convinced thnt ho Killed his
Wlfe-His Autobiography.


@ Wlfe-His Autobiography. i5..,
MELBOURNE, May 4.-Deelning, the
wife murderer, has become very much
downcast during the past twenty.
four hours. lie has abandoned
all attempts at checriulness and
appears to place but little re-
lance in an appeal to tho judicial
committee OF the privy council averting
the fate in store for him. He admits
that he he is now partly convinced
that he committed tho murder, but
still insists that ho does not remember
any OF the incidents that led to the kill
III. or the killing itself. He expresses
no regret and makes none OF tho usual
professions OF repentance. He de-.
clincs to sec the Jail chaplain or any
other clergyman.
The biography which Decming is
writing deals at length with the killing
Of Mrs. Deeming and the four children
at Rain Hill. Tho governor of
the Jail, who has seen tho
manuscript, says that tho story is
written in an incohcrent way. 1t is
probable that after Deeming is executed
experts will be allowed to examine his
brain in order to determine the ques-
ton OF his sanity. y
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ILLINOIS REpUnLIoANs.
Enthusiasm nt tho state Convcntion-Fifer
- Sure OF denomination.

.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May4.-The Repub-
lican etato convention assembled here
this afternoon, and long before it was
called 10 order the convention hall was
crowded with enthusiastic delegates and
spectators.
Congressman Hopkins was made tom.
porary chairman. and was enthusiastic.
ally received when he addressed the
convention. In. his speech he reviewed
ut length the benefits Of tho Mckinley
tariff law, and in conclusion predicted
asweepiny Republican victory, spoke OF
the diplomatic genius Of Blaine, and de-
clarcd that whoever was named at Min
neapolis would be the next President OF
the nation.
Chairman Hopkins, speech was loudly
applaudcd at frequent intervals, par
ticularl y when he alluded TO Gov. Fl
fer, President Harrison and Secretary
Blaine. The remaining tenn porary
officers were then selected. Various
committees were also selected and it
was decided to refer all resolutions
uuCCllHS
platform to the committee without
reading.
A resolution was then adopted for
adjournment until ten o'clock to-mor-
row, and the session ended.
Governor Fifer. has an overwhelming
majority OF delegates, and is certain OF
denomination. All signs also point to
tho rem animation of LYMAN r Raw nc
acknowledgements, !. n. Pearson as
secretary OF state, and G. W. Pavey MS
auditor although there are candidates
in the field for all these Offices. The
resolutions will heartily endorse the
administration Of President Harrison,
and the delegates-at-large will vote ior
his nomination..
The committee to select delegates to
the national convention agreed upon the
following names: Senator Cullom, ex-
Gov. Ogiesby, eX-congressran Cannon
and Joseph Robbins Quincy. =,
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MAGNETIC POLE SURVEY.
Col, G:ldcr VIII Mako m Interesting Jou,
nov to tho Far North T.. ha

e. f . =
Col, G!ld OK VIII Make m Interesting Jour-
ncy to tho Far North.
New YoRK, May 4.--Col. ". Fl. Gil
der, WHO with Lieutenant schwatlsa
won famo in bringing back from the
northern regions information respect
inG Franklin and his expedition, again
proposes to make journey to tho
North, this time at the head OF party
to make a magnetic survey OF the region
immediately surrounding the northern
magnetic pole. X. .% .-iA %} ;el
The American Geographical Society,
Of this city; the National Academy of
Sciences, at Washington; members of
the United States Coast Survey, and Il
number OF other. scientific men, are in
terested in the proposed expedition.
Although some funds have been pledged
for fitting out the party and for carry
ing on the work, nothing definite has
been determined upon in the way OF
plans, the money required, the exact
route, etc.
The American Geographical Society,
with Colonel Glider, has taken the
initiative in the matter and for the
purpose OF discussing the exploration
the society held special meeting last
night in ChickcrinE hail. Ex-judrc
Charles P. DAILY presided and briefly
outlined the advantages OF northern
magnetic survey.
Prof. Meyer explained that one thing
it would be sought to establish at the
point when the needle assumes the YER
tical position, was whctherthe so-calod
pole was fixed or moving. He was on.
thusiastic i'll his approval OF the pro.
posed expedition, and expressed the
hope that America would take the lead
in definitely fixing tho magnetic pole
and flying the stars and stripes upon
it."
Gen. Greedy briefly outlined the mag.
neticsurveys that have been made about
King Williams. where Col. Gilder's
journey will lead. Hc spoke OF bis own
journey north and tho valuable geo.
graphical work he had to leave undone
because OF the requirements OF his
special mission. NJ doubt, he said.
could exist as to the practicability OF
the journey and itwould be compare.
lively safe, the party passing through a
country fairly well peopled and well
supplied with game. @ 80
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A FLOOD IN THE ILLINOIS.
Desperate Situation mt Nlarscillcs and
t-H-.f tho Vicinity.

Desperate Situation mt alarscilles and In
tho Vicinity. E.-.
MAnsElLLEs, Ills, May 4.--From ap-
pcarances miracle only can save Mar
settles from threatened inundation. The
almost unceasing rain storms that have
ragged up and down tho Illinois, Fox
and kankalice valleys since Sunday
night have precipitatcd upon this largo
area thousands upon thousands OF tons
OF water in excess OF any heretofore en-
countcrcd flood. The rivers have been
rapidly rising since yesterday, and the
Illinois, from fur above Marseillcs to
the navigable waters below In Sale, is
nearly mile wide and deep enough in
the channel to float the largest lake
vessels. Yhc waters have already risen
about eighteen feet above low water
mark, and in this city the situation is
desperate. A large force OF men. have
been raising the levce in tho effort to
force back the rapidly rising rivers, but
the waters are gradually creeping over
the eastern end Of the lcvee, which may
break ut anv moment. 11E
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HARRISON ENDORSED.
Tho Delegates Elected and Platform
Adopted nt Hartford. -

: A'Ao SAChuIos AsAGClcu uuu 1ttlOVIu
/ Adopted Mt H:srtford.
HARTFORD, CoSS., May 4.-In the Re-
publican state convention to-day after
General Hawley's speech, delegates
were presented and chosen as follows:
Dclesatcs-at-largc, Morgan G. Bulkeley,
with L, B. Plimpton as alternate; James
P. Platt, with William G. Hough as
alternate; Timothy t.. Hopkins, with
Frank W. Palmer rs alternate; Lorrin
A. Cooke, with David Sloan ms alternate.
The platform was then presented and
adopted. 1t endorses Harrison's admin
istration, eulogizes protection and the
financial policy OF the Republican party,
demands proper pensions and discusses
state issues. g
Cheers were then given for the Re-
publican party, for President Harrison,
for Secretary Blaine and for Governor
Bulliclcy. In response to calls Governor
Bulkeley briefly addressed the conven-
tion, thanking them for choosing him
delegate and calling for active work in
the campaign. The thanks oi the con-
ventlon were votedt Senator Hawley,
and tho convention closed with three
cheers for him. After this the convcn-
tions OF Congressional districts met and
selected district delegates. 5Ri nj 7, i,
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WHOLESALE MooNsHINING..

Tho Larscs. Illicit Iain ever Captured
Found In pcnnsylvunin.
SOMERSET, Pa, May AT late hour
this afternoon special revenue officer
schlosser and Chief Of Police Gilbert
drove into this place in n wagon with
one OF the largest Illicit stills ever cap
tured. The still was spotted by Gilbert
three or lour days ago while he was
searching tho mountains back OF Trent
for Murderer Pritts. 1t had been dis
mantled and was concealed in a3clump
OF bushes about half mile from Pritt's
home. officer Schlosser says that the
capacity OF the captured still is not loss
than $50 gallons, and he believes it to
be the largest unregistered still ever
captured in the United States. .'-'' ',,.'s. (,
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A Battle Expected Soon,

New York, May Tho Herald has a
cable from Barcelona, Venezuela, stating
that battle may be expected soon be-
tween the government troops and the
federalists south OF Caracas. Palacio
has sent an army IRON the capital to en-
gage the enemy. At last accounts the
opposing forces woro getting very near
each other, set rs .,s
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lNInrYLnnu like tho Rest.

FREDERlcK, MD., May 4.-The state
Republican convention met here to-day.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing
Harrison's administration. .:4 1Ta
Delegates elected,to the national con-
vention: James a. Gary, Louis L. Nc
Comas, Alexander Shaw and Thomas S.
Hodson. The delegates are instructed
for Harrison. SCI
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q. Another Cl,Icn:, Murder,

CHICAGO, May 4,-John Hoppe, a
saloon keeper at 1o5 Canalport avenue,
was found dead in his saloon at mid
night last night. He had two bullet
wounds, one in the head and another in
the left side. Five men who were in
the saloon 4 short time bcforo tho kill
ing occurred are believed to be respon-
slble for his death. No arrests yet.
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l,ls Damage Suits scttlcd.

ASHLAND, Wis, May 4.-Thc damage
suits OIL. Penncbcckcr and wife against
tho Ashland Lighting Company have
been settled. Both were injured by a
gas explosion last year and sued for n
total OF $4,000. \ compromise was
m0do to-day, the company paying SIS
600 in cash and tho PCnnebcckcrs drop
ping further action. g 81,
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tho free and unlimited coinage OF silver;
demands such legislation rs shall utter
ly prohibit all chinese immigration to
the U. S., the eight honr law and an
amendment to tho constitution OF tho
United States providing for the election
Of senators by direct vote. The plat
form closed by endorsing blaine.
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Fl. WAYNE, md, May Last night
while the family OF Daniel Mercer, n
farmer living six miles north Of
Decatur, on the Grand Rapids & In
diana road, were asleep, 4 terrible wind
storm tore the house and outbuildings
from their foundations and overturned
them-Merccr and wiio were badly in
jured and iivc-year-old son killed,
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srocHToS, GALA, May i.-In the Re.
publican state convention here to-day
OH the frst ballot for delegates at large
DeYoung and Spence were elected
Ridout and FELTON, were chosen later.
The platform adopted endorses the nd.
tminis,ration of President Harrison, re-
ailirms the national platform OF 1883
upon the doctrine Of protection to
American industry, demands the pas
sage OF such d law as will provide for
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Cnbell's Delegation,

Special DiEpa'ch 10 he In,cllgencer
luSriScrGH, W. VA May 4.--The
Cabell delegation to Thursdays Mar.
tinsburg convention left this morning.
Cabell is solid for Colonel Mclean, OF
Putnam, for delegatc.at-largc. The
upper end OF tho Fourth district will
make IN effort to push Hutchinson, OF
Wood, and q hot contest is anticipated.
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Presidential Nominations.

WAsltlSGroS. D. G., May 4.-The Pres
ident to-day sent to the senate the fol.
lowing nominations:
Richard Lambert, OF California, to be
United States consul at Mazatlan.
f.. Il. Earhart, United States attorney
for the eastern district ofLouisiana.
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ST. JOSEPH, No., May News has
reached hero from the track OF the
storm that passed within two miles of
McFall, Gentry county. Mrs. Alph
Daniels and child named Baird were
killed. and an old man named Sharp
received wounds which will probably
prove fatal. The children OF James
Daniels were seriously hurt. Those
who escaped did SO by resorting TO cy-
clone holes. Many people wadcd in
water knee deep. Houses and barns
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SOUTHAMPTON, MaNl.-Arrivod, Trayc,
New York.
Bosroy, May 4.,-Arrivcd, prussian,
.AloylLLE, May 4.-Arriyed, Ethiopia,
New York. '
QuEESsrowS, May4. Arrived, Nevada,
New York. !,
NEw YonE, May 4.-Arrived, bubble.
dam, Amsterdam; Teutonic, Liverpool;
Lain, Bremen.
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MUSHROOM, Mich, May Spencer o.
Fisher, Don NJ. Dickinson, Edward
Ryan and Edward F.{Uhl were, as an
ticipated, elected delegates at large to
the national convention Mt the state
Democratic convention which termin-
atcd its proceedings here this evening.
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LEEDS, May 4.-Thc Yorkshire Post
says to-day that it is reported in club.
land that tho mysterious opponent OF
Harry Nanc Milbank in the recent duel
in Belgium was one OF the best known
Of tho English dukes
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THE ALLIANCE CONFERENCE,
In which West Virsmin took n Part, Issues
..-t IN Address,

IN Address.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 4.-While
tho majority OF the members. OF the
alliance conference which adjourned
this afternoon are for enforcing their
demands through apcople's party, an
element developed which was opposed
to any action which would appear like
interference with, u members right to
vote tho Democratic ticket ii he wished
to.
The result OF the deliberations is an
address issued to tho order BY the pres
idcnts and executive officers OF tho
states OF Tennessee, Kentucky, Missou-
ri, Texas, Louisiana, Virginia, Missis-
sippi. Alabama, Georgia, West Virginia
and Florida, together with members OF
national committees and President L,
L, Polk,
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ST. PAUL REPUBLICAN.

Tho City Carried FOR the ilrst Time In
Twenty Years.
ST.. PAUL, MISS., May with three
precincts OF the one hundred and ten
unreported, Wright (Republican) has a
majority Of 3,160 over Smith Demo
craft for mayor in Yesterdays election.
With tho assembly, all OF the nine new
members arc Republicans, and eight
out Of eleven aldermen are OF that party.
This is the first time in twenty years
the Republicans have carried this city.
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GARY, S. D., Iay4.-snow has been
falling here for the last twenty-four
hours and there are no signs Of abatc.
ment. HA&t
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HON, from n rorclrn7 sho :, !.

+ LONDON, May 4.-The queen has ar.
rived at Windsor on her return from
her sojourn in the south OF Franco and
her visit to Germany. ~ 35..!7
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Tho Ground Covered.

PINE Cry. MINI, May 4.-snow be-
gan falling this morning and covered
the ground.
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HAYWARD, Wis. May 4.-The ground
is covered with snow and it is now snow
ing very hard.
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The reports reviewed the work in
foreign lands, showing the work to be
in excellent condition al over the
world. No chasms, no dssensions had
appeared in the church during tho past
four years. Since tho last general con-
ference fully 100000 members have been
added to tho church, 4 greater growth
than had ever been known in the his
tory OF the church. Tie report then
touched on the vote in the annual con-
ference and churches upon the admis-
sion OF women to the general confer
encc, and the result wns given as fol-
lows: Laity-for, .35 ,60S; against, lG3,-
sl3. Ministcrial-for, 500; against,
4,045.
Tho report gave an exhaustive review
of every branch OF the church working;
recommended that great care be excr-
clscd i'll procuring ministers-strong,
loyal men, fully abreast with tho educa-
tlon OF the age-an educated pew would
not endure an uneducatcd pulpit.
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For West Virginia, Pennsylvania nnd oh,o
generally fair. slightly ooler cxccDt stationary
tepcTaturc on the lakes; variable winds.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
as furnished by C. scHSEPP druggist corne-
Market and Fourteenth streets. 80, s'''''s
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THE CONVENTION
OF Wost Virginia Republicans to
choose tho Delegntos-at-Lnrgo
ATTRACTS REPRESENTATIVE NEIL
TO Martinsburg, whore they arc
Hospitality Entertained.
WILL Be A HARRISON CONVENTION

And the Delegates mny be Instructed
to that Enect...Thc Second District
Convention will Meet To-day also.
Tho Contests In tho Different Dis
trlc,s.-.Thc Choice OF u Now State
Committeeman from the Wheeling
District Discussed.
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God moves In n mysterious way
Ills wonders to PERFORM"

At 10 o'clock tho Episcopal address
was begun by Bishop Foster. There
was q very large audience present in
tho gallery and the delegates gave tho
venerable bishop profound attention.
lie began by reminding the delegates
that they Ind assumed grave responsi-
bili!ies. He was happy to say that
during the past quadrennial none OF the
bishops had died or had suffered per-
manent disability, Hg1
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ENCOURAGING GROWTH.

.
The membership during the past four
years has grown rapidly and now num-
bers 2,292, ,6ll. Churches have increased
2G4 with an increased valuation OF SIS.
32l,32!. Contributions to all mission
ary societies have increased 1884 ,l3O.
The Epworth League received great
praise as q mediary between the Sun.
day school and the church. 1t has in
three years sprang up from naught to
5000 chapters with 100000 members.
The national university at Washington
is announced rs a Certainty and liberal
endowments asked for, millions being
necessary for its equipment. .5ay7
AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP.
,"The church demands an American.
lied franchise as well as q naturalized
franchise" said the bishop. "The con-
tinuation OF foreign languages and Gus
toms in this country is wrong
and We are opposed TO the
teaching Of foreign languages in
our schools. We believe that the fran
chise should be more guarded and for.
cigners should be required 10 serve 4
longer apprenticeship to secure it. We
regard the legislation in Congress to ex.
clude Chinese as inhuman, and recom-
mend that the petitions to Congress be
prepared by this conicrc nee to not pass
the measure.
TIE CAPITALIZATION OF WEALTH
is denounced and if it is not arrested this
will be danger to the social and state
functions, Tho church must act; it can
not side with wealth; it must 20 with
the toiling masses. Total abstinence is
imperative and complete state prohibi-
ton is urgent" 80
The report declares that the union OF
the church north and south is drifting
closer and is not an impossibilitv, and
the north still holds out its hand Of
welcome.