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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-14

PEsrH, May l3.-An immense water
spout burst to-day in tho ncighborhood
Of tho collcrics situated in tho city OF
Fuenikirchen, tho capital OF the county
Of Baranya. The huge volume Of water
inundated the surrounding country and
poured in n great stream into the mines,
flooding them in very short time and
causing terrible loss OF life.
The water poured into the mines SO
quickly that the unfortunate men who
were engaged in work in the lower
levels received no warning OF their dan.
ger, and before they had chance to cs.
cape they were struggling in tho tor
rent, which almost instantaneously en-
gulicd them.
They struggled desperately 10 reach
the shafts or any parts OF tho mines
which seemed likely to afford them IL
place OF safety, but the water rapidly
rose higher and higher and in short
time every avenue OF escape was shut
ell and the men pcrished miserably.
Ills known that twenty-five men are
dead in one pit alone and that many
more have lost their lives in other pits.
Owing 10 the great excitement which
prevails in the place it is impossible at
present TO obtain an exact list OF all the
dead, but it will doubtless reach start
ling proportions.
The water did not reach to the upper
levels and the miners working in these
portions oil tho mines made their way
to the surface rs quickly rs possible.
As soon rs the disaster Which mad over
taken their fellow workmen was
learned, the survivors, with tho assist
ance OF many OF those who had llockcd
to the mouths OF the pits, made hasty
preparations 10 90 to tho rescue OF the
men in The flooded levels.
As the news OF the catastrophe spread
throughout the city immense crowds
hastencd TO the scene, and the entrance
10 each pit was soon surrounded bv 4
surging and wildly excited mass of men.
women and children. Tho lamentations
OF those who had relatives or friends in
the inundated pit was heartrending and
many pitiiul scenes were witnessed.
The work Of rescue is being steadily
carried on and every effort is being
made 10 pump the water out OF the
Hooded levels.
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BIG STEEL COMB INE
Alleged to Bs FosminE-Carncslc, Phlpps
and FrIcls SniI tn II, In II

Alleged to Bs FosminE-Carncslc, Phlpps
and Frlcls SniI to 10 In 1t.
CLEVELAND, O., May 13.-The Clcvo-
land Lsad'r mas been informed on good
authority that one OF the creates com.
binations OF manufacturing interests
ever attempted has for long time
been under consideration and will be
perfected July l. The combination is
OF tho cgrcater share OF the immense in
terests in which Andrew Carnegie is
concerned. A new corporation is to be
formed with the name, "Tho Carnegie
Steel Company, Limited"
Among the establishmentsto to be asso.
ciated together arc Carnegie, Phipps &
Co, limited, and Carnegie Bros. l. Co..
limited. II. G. Frick, the coke man,
holds big blocks OF stock in both com.
panics and will be the general manager
OF the new company, which will WELD
as much influence in the steel industry
as his coke company does in its own
field. fs fI,1 III ~ >
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:. CLEVELAND, q, ONO, May IA tic up
~ y, Inc !, four important street car lines OF
S.s ~S East Cleveland Railroad Company
TLa TII a peen threatened for 4 week past.
N M employees demand a working day OF
IO. iU hours and openings cut in The dash
CVaIus SoNJ oil the cars ior tho safety OF the
aU.uIuetors ,Dn.I IN passing from one car to
bsSn' bU,''er. Inc street railroad employees
ae ,Go organized q strong assembly OF
,i, %e knights OF Labor and Yesterday
rsIiaI ISi'Iooh the executive committee
AMI iSu upon the officers of the company
eSCo ,S made made arrangements for 4 confer.
|"'' between employers and cmploye..
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PARIS, May l3.-The auction sale ef
the Dumas collection OF pictures was
begun at the Hotel Druitt yesterday in
the presence Of throng OF representa-
tivcs OF the world of fashion and art.
Mcissoneir's painter at Easel" was
knocked down at $4,000; Corot's "Peas.
ant on Horseback" at $4,000; nude
study by Lefebvre at 5000. Over $780,
600 was realized. Tho sale continues
to-day. ~ E
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TIE IosLYN DISASTER.

All tho Bodies EecOverod-Two Hundred
and Fifty Children Are Fnthorloss.
RosLYS, WASH, May 13.-At ll:4O
last night tho remaining bodies were
taken from the slope, making total OF
forty.threc men who pcrishcd in the
explosion OF Tuesday. About go chill
dren have been lett iatherless by the
disaster, and in most cases thev are
Young and unable 10 help themselves.
Subscriptions are coming in liberally
from cities and towns OF the northwest
several thousand dollars already having
been received. ~
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GoRMAS on ECONOMY.
Tho Maryland Senator speaks and Sound
M UEcouomyn Cumpnirn So.c

Tho Maryland Senator Speaks and Sounds
M "Economy" Campaign Note.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 13.-Tho
river and harbor bill was reported back
to the Senate from the committee on
commerce with amendments. The con.
sideration OF the naval bill was re.
sumed. The bill as it came from the
House provides for one armored cruiser
OF about 5000 tons displacement to cost
exclusive OF armament not more than
$500, 900.
Mr.. Mcpherson, from the naval com.
mittee, offered an amendment to strike
out the house. provision for one ar.
mored cruiser and the senate provision
for one sea-going coast-line battle shin
and for one harbor defense double tur.
ret ship OF the Monitor type; and to
substitute therefor a provision for three
harbor defense double turrrt ships oi
the Monitor type,
Mr.. German spoke OF the great nd.
vance made in recent years in cstab.
fishing steel ship building plants in
this country.
Since the induction OF Mr.. Whitney
into the Office OF secretary OF the navy
to the present moment there has been
n breath OF suspicion US to the econom.
ical aud wise expenditure Of every dol
lar placed under the control OF those
two administrations. He knew that
the financial problem was a serious
one. Congress was being criticized in
the public press and elsewhere ior tho
great amount OF money expended, and
he thought it could be demonstrated
that the expenditures OF the govern
ment exceeded tho revenues. Tho
point had been reached when the OK.
penditure would exceed the revenues BY
twenty or twenty-six millions. An OK.
penditnre Of S50O,00O,OO year was i'm.
mense; and yet that sum would be less
than the amount that would be appro.
priated at this session. The cxpendi.
ture, had grown from year to year, and
now economy and careful appropria.
tion would have to DO tho order Of the
day. s'l,l- 'li,e (
Mr.. Mcpherson intimated that il Mr..
German desired to economize, ten mil.
lions OF appropriations might be struck
from tho pending bill and ten millions
more from the river and harbor appro.
priation bill. 80
Mr.. Halo-Where does the river and
harbor bill come from but from tho
house that was elected. pledged to
economy?
Mr.. German presented a table show.
ing the figures OF appropriations for
several congresses, and said there has
been an increase every year. no matter
what administration has been in power,
and as the country grows and you 20
on with the construction OF your; navy.
and open the harbors and deepen the
rivers, and make great guns ior the
army and navy, these expenditures
must increase. Tho senator from Mis-.
! l}sissippi (Mr. GEORGE asks, "How can
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Dcacun,s Trial a Annronchlnr

PARIS, May l3.-Edward Parker Dea-
con, who is staying at a hotel near
Cimicz, appears to be unaffected by the
fact that his trial for the shooting of
Abcillc is near at hand. SO Moirin,
procurator OF tho rcpublic,sSwill lead
the prosecution. The acte .ddccusation
is long document, covering the his
tory OF the whole married life OF the
Deacons. Mrs. Deacon has signed de-
positions and quilted FRANCE, and will
not appear as q witness. = ~
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TIE FIRE RECORD.

San ANTONIO, TEXAS, May 1S.-Thc
s'O!ace s depot OF tho Pierce Oil Compa-
q: g! III inns city was totally destroyed by
~'e ~ lGst night. Three tank cars, three
very large tanks and two tank wagons
nss,; nrsS destroyed. Total loss, $4,000;
nAyRE De GRACE, MD., May 1S.-six
{ %tsc Ice houses belonging to Frederick
%sons, OF Baltimore, were burned this
SiS SSiiSTi.HS. Gn6S Loss, $4,000; insurance,
yos. oSs.EFFERSoSS, TEXAS, May 19.-Tire hero
oiiin1cf1ay u u destroyedt the wholesale house
,nII,. Il l., =. NV. WISE 4 60. Loss, $4,000; par
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MoNoNGAm MINERS.
N Cheok Weishmnn rlaccd ON Each II
plc In Accordance With tho Inv. /.

Cheoh WeiShmnn Placed ON Each Tip.
plo In Accordance With tho Law. y
Special Dtspatch TO he Aieaigcnces
CLAEKsBuEo, W. Va, May l3.-The
United Mino Workers OF N. A. 259G, OF
Monongah, held n very successful meet.
ing at that place on Thursday evening
and were addressed BY District Prcsi-
dent NJ. i. Moran, Of Wheeling. a
committee was appointed 10 wait on
Superintendent Corpcning ana inform
him that the miners would place a
check woighman on tho tipples on Mon
day morning. After short conference
oil tho committee and Mr.. Corpeninc
the matter was satisfactorily adjusted
and a check wcighman will 20 on each
tipplc Monday. This is part OF tho new
mine laws Of tho state and the miners
have gained victory. President
Moran left for the Kanawha Valley this
evening. 81 rs
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AHORRIBLE SUICIDE.
a Young Man Causes Ills Own Death In

a Young Man Causes Ills Own Death In n
Novel Manner.
MONTREAL, May ia wealthy farm
eF's son named Provost. living at St.
Jean De Chrysostom, became despon-
dent yesterday and resolved upon COM
mIttl 8 suicide. Ho tied himself to n
tree by the waist and attached ono end
Of o. q ropc TO a while tree OF team.
With the other end he made a moose
which y! he drew tightly around his neck.
ihen usinga ball whip he cut tho team
learluIly and they started OF at q
Tremendous pace and tore Prcyost's
head completely from his BODY.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 1S.-Tho Con.
iederate soldiers home at the Hermit.
age was formally opened yesterday Tho
main building OF the institution ls now
completed and will provide holncfor
l25 disabled veterans. It is surrounded
by nearly 800 acres, once owned by An.
drcw,Jackson, aD OF which the state has
given TO the trustees of the institution
fot twenty-five years.
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OMAHA, NEn, May l3.-Tho horcu.
lean form OF Bishop Goodsell loomcd
up in tho presiding officers chair at tho
Methodist conference to-day. Not
withstanding tho continued rainy
weather the galleries filed up early
with visitors and spectators. Several
distinguished visitors were expected
to-day. among them Col. L. +. shep-
herd, Of New York. who will address
the mass meeting on Sunday next.
The delegate from Italy, Mr.. Louis
Mandamc, arrived and was given seat
in the conference.
DR.. Buckley has been occupying tho
seat assigned to tho italian delegate.
The scat is next to the front. DR..
Buckley had to give it up. His own
delegation is seated in the rear Of tho
house, and one OF tho New York dele
gates created a laugh by inviting DR..
Buckley to Il seat with his delegation.
Rev. Thomas Hanlin, OF bennington
seminary, Sprung the first sensation OF
the day by introducing resolution de.
claring that the Methodist Episcopal
church should come out squarcly on
tlc great struggle between capital and
labor beng ,wased III this country. lie
declared IN his remarks that the church
had not shown sufficient sympathy Tor
the toltinS millions.
The laboring classes are drifting
away from the church., SAID Dr. Han
I'm. Our church Is made up OF women
to large extent. The men are drifting
away IRON 1t. Wc must take stand on
tins great question affecting capital and
labor. The church has been too much
inclined TO lean toward the interests OF
the capitalists.
Or. iianlln was vigorously ,applauded
from tho gallery. Ills resolution was
referred TO the committee on state OF
the church.
MIR. Church.. a delegate from the In
diana conference, introduced rcsou-
lion TO change the rules so as to admit
women as lay delegates in the general
conferences to instruct the annual con-
terence that either men or women may
he elected as delegates. Referred to
= -" 10y NSiSNesiSh. "a iSsoAh-
ton was offered touching tho right OF
the bishops, to yote.Inelections held by
the book, committee. .-The.luestion that
has been under dispute for years. The
resolution asked the committee OH
Judiciary to decide one way or another.
a lively tight ensucd over tho matterof
referring the resolution to the commit
tec on Judiciary. Some OF the promi-
nent delegates wanted It to go to the
committee on Judiciary. = It went to the
committee OH Judiciary. Memorial SER
vices occupied the conference from this
point on.
Tho order OF the day, the memorial
services, was then called. Bishop Bow
man took the chair. 4 fine large por-
trait Of the honored dead, DR.. D. St.
James Fry, formerly editor Of the Cen
trdt Christian Adrocate OF St. Louis, was
brought forward and placed upon the
Irostrum.- A scripture lesson was read
by Rev. John Lanahan, D. D., the fifth
chapter OF First Corinthians.
The vast audience was hushed into
breathless stiffness rs the sacred words
fell from DR.. Lanahan's lips and caused
memories OF the dead to take possession
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they bc rcduccd?,' They can be re.
duced whom VIC reach tho point (Which
WILL bo within year or two) of stop.
ping further construction OF the navy.
" Anxious MS am for economy, and
rs firmly rs my party believes in econ.
omy, do not understand its history il
| supposed that 1t would be IN obstacle,
n do nothing, or would paralyze tho
government by striking 1t at vital
points"
After further debate and without
action on Mr.. Mcpherson's motion, the
Senate adjourned till Monday.
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Tho Explore tho ,Ilnern, Lands.

SANTA FE, n. NJ, May l3.-Tho cx-
pedition to explore the mineral deposits
on the Carriso mountains on the Nava-
joe reservation started from Fort Win.
gate to-day under escort of Company
D, Second cavalry, and one company OF
Indian soldiers. General NIcCook is
chairman and is accompanied by Com
missioners Darstow and Allen. The
expedition will be absent about six
weeks and is fully supplied with rations
and camp supplies for that time.
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4 TERRIBLE CRIME.
an Illinois Monster, While Drunk, Brutal
ly Murders Ill, Wife

an Illinois Monster, While Drunk, Brutal.
ly Murders Ills Wife.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, May 13.-Justice Moss,
molder employed at the Adams fac.
tories at Marseillcs, disappeared to-day
a'ieF pcrpctrating n fearful double
crime. Moss went homo drunk, and
upon his wiie's demonstrating with him
l9r his condition. gaYc her Il most mcr-
CHESS beating with his fists and then
Jumped ~ upon her with his boot heels,
~! jhe woman, who was in delicate con-
GIi!It9n, was taken violently ill and gave
WI "Ir,h to premature child, which died,
;'nu ;n the mother, after terrible suffer-
ihgs, soon followed.
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Window Glnss Scnle,

CLEVELAND, O., May 13.-The Western
Window Glass Manufacturers Associa-
ton to-day appointed committee to
meet similar committee OF tho glass
makers union to agree upon . scale OF
wages ior the coming season. 1t con-
sists OF II. Sellers Mckee, j. W. Scul!y
and w. LoelIler, OF Pittsburgh; I. +.
Hart, Muncie, Ind; u. G. Baker, Find
lay, Ohio; J. NJ. Lewis, GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, and II. r. Sayer, Marion, Ind. &:
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THO nusInes. situntInn .

New YoRK, May 13.--R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade:
The continuance OF very unfavorable
weather throughout a large part OF tho
west begins to cause apprehensions re.
garding the crops OF the year. In all
other respects the situation appears
satisfactory, and ut most points tho
prospects for trade are considered moro
hopeful. Tho money markets are every.
whore easy with valuable improvement
in the demand ut q few points.
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,pecia! Dispatch to he intelligence:

S0tc7a! Dlspa'ch 10 Nte Mstlli1tncct
Columns, O., May 13.-Attorney
General Richards has rendered an i'm
portant decision in the cheese law
question. He decides that all cheese
made in Ohio and sent either in or out
side OF tho state must bear brand.
The second point is that this branding
must include the pcrccntum OF butter
fats contained in the mill; OF which the
cheese is made, and not that contained
simply in the cheese itself.
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Special Dispatch 10 he Intenigcnca.
COLUMBUS, O., May l3.-Thc exccu.
tive committee Of tho Ohio State Re-
publican League has been called to
meet here Friday and Saturday, May
20 and 81. All tho candidates on tho
state ticket and Governor Mckinley
have been invited TO be present and
consult At this meeting the league
will outline its work for tho campaign
and desire, the advice and suggestions
that candidates and prominent Rcpub.
licans have to make for the same.
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ST. LOUIS, No., May lS.-Tho river at
Up. m. passed the danger line-32 feet
and is still rising. The situation all
along tho river front grows worse and
the difficulty OF handling freight is in
creasing.
Rivermen insist that the flood OF 1883
will be surpassed, and it looks now as
if they spoke the truth. The rise is 60
ing on an inch an hour.
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Special Di.,,a,eh 10 he Intctigenctc

Special DiTatch 10 he IatGtgcuctr Ia
WAsnlSoroS, D. G., May 1S.-The
anti-Harrison folks seem to DO we'll
pleased with tho development from
day to day in tho underground struggle
over tho Republican nomination. They
express absolute confidence in private
that Mr.. Blaine will not decline tho
nomination and that tho ticket will DO
Blaine and Rusk. Publicly they talk
about every possible candidate.
bearing on Mr.. B!ainc's health Mr..
Fitch, OF New York, who made bust.
ness call on Mr.. Blaine this morning,
said to areporter to-day that hc was as.
tonished to find how we'll tho secretary
seemed to be. "Some time ago when
SAW him" Mr.. Fitch said, "hc had tho
appearance OF man in poor health
This morning was the first time | had
seen him since. was astonishcd He
seemed like tho Blaine OF ten years ago.
he was bright and cheerful, full OF en-.
crgy and activity, witty in conversation,
and showing all the fire and quickness
OF his earlier days. He struck mo as Il
man who had Us much life before him
us nave. l sllou'u say from ms ap.
pearahce ana manner that his nGalth
had pccA completely restored.
congressman iearson, OF the Monroe
be!mont S district OF OHIO, has intro
uucea resolution providing Tor the ap-
polhtincht Dy the speaker OF commit
tee Of five, three of whom are to be
members of the committee on invalid
pensions and two members OF the COM
mittee on pensions to codlty tho existing
pension laws. sala committee TO sit
during tho recess OF Congress and to be
assisted by the clerks OF each OF said
committees now detailed from the pen
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BISHOP GOODSELL
Presided at Yesterdays Methodist
General Conference.
THE LABOR QUESTION COMES UP.

Rev. Thomas IIanlIn Introduces n
Resolution Declaring that tho
Methodist Church Should Take n
Stand--lIcrctoforc, Hc Claims, 1t
lIas Catered too Much to tho Capt..
talistic Class.--A Question that
Must be Mct---lIc Gets Applause
From tho Gallcrics...Nicmorial Scr.
vicC Day.
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DROWNED LIKE RATS.
A Torr!blo Catastrophe ut q Hun
aarinn Mining Town.
ALL MINES SUDDENLY FLOODED
By O Cloud Burst While the Miners
Worc ut Thoir Work.
THERE WAS NO WAY OF ESCAPE.

And There Was n Terrible Loss of
Llfc...Twcniy-two Dead In Ono Pit
and Many More Have PcrisIlcd In
Other Mincs.--Thc list OF Dead Will
Reach Startling Proportions...Tlie
News Spread Like Wlldnro and
Great Excitement Ensucd .--Only
Mcagrc Particulars Could be OBJ
taincd At q Late Hour.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY
In which Prominent Kontuc.y Judge is
Wounded,

FRASKFoRr, KY, May l3.-During
shooting alTray between John T. John
son, of Franklin county, and Charles
Owens, of frankfort, Owens was shetland
fatally wounded and Johnson was shot
in his arm, and Judge w. L. Jett and
Anthony Leach, who were in range Of
the bullets, were wounded, the Judge in
the left hand. Leach is painfully in
jurcd. The trouble arose over john
son being too intimate with OVENS
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5,., ",AllAcr lDANo, May 1G.-rivo hun.
llin,, r "oA,nnion miners lett Duluth,
,Hi" "n'' to-day for the Cournr Dellenc
mon mas; !, The men will be met at Boz.
viii viii, Mont, BY 100 armed deputies, who
,ronSie ' SSieort them to the mines. Serious
"ouo!e is apprehcnded, o'''
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SPILL, in the French Cabinet.

PARIS, May l3.-The Gaulois says that
there is split in the cabinet concern
ing tho supplementary naval grants de-
by the minister OF marine
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" orlslnG for n Rounion.

LONDON, May 13.-Thc Standard this
morning says thar Mr.. Timothy Healy
is making renewed efforts, supported BY
the Gladstonian leaders, to reunite tho
warning Irish parties.
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7Iarylnnd Oyster rrn,luct.

BALTIMORE, AID., May l3.-The state
oyster measures report to the governor
will show that during the season Just
closed 5,S5i,S2O bushels OF oysters were
measured. "A. -. =
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INDEPENDENCE, No., May 10. The
Missouri river continues TO rise rapidly
at this point. Much valuable farming
land is under water and all chance TO
make q crop this year is gone.
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THE DESPERATE ANTS"
Still Searching for IA Excuse to
Oppose Harrison.
CONTINUING THE BLAINE TALK

Despite tho sccrctary's Repeated Dc.
claratl0n Tint He Would Not Ac.
ccpt...Congrcssman Pearson Pro.
poses to Codiiy tho Pension Laws.
Governor Mckinley In Washington.
Mr.. German, Sounds tho Economy
keynote of tho Democratic Cam.
pnign.
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Steamship Sow..

NEw YonK, May l3.--Arrived-Brit-
tannic, Liverpool.
I.oSDoS, May l3.-sightcd, Maryland,
Baltimore. RS /
NEwYonK. May l3-Arrived, Greece,
Liverpool; Brittanic and Spain, Liver.
pool.
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TIE PIPES JURY
Erlngs ln n vcr'llo. of alanslaurh.or-Ap.
plIoation for n Now TrlnI,

WArSEsnuno, Pa, May lS.-Thc jury
in tho Pipes murder case brought in
verdict OF manslaughtcr aitcr being out
six hours. Tho defense will ask for
now trial.
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SRI PErERsBURG, May. 13.-The Gar
yesterday signed ukase permitting the
expectation OF oats and corn.