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nIENTALLY UNBALANCED.
Rev. Vernon oIyphant Takes His Own Life
Found nv His Father,

Rev. Vernon OIyphant Takes His Own Life
Found by His Father.
New YoRK, Dec. l4.-Ihe Rev. Ver-
non ely$hant died to-day by his own
hand in a room at the residence of his
father, Robert NJ. olyphant
The first information furnished to the
police or public was ats o'clock this
evening, when Robert 0lyphant, jr.,
went TO the Thirtieth street police sta
tion and reported that his father had
found his brother Vernon dead on q
sofa in third story room shortly be-
fore 6 o'clock.
The iather, Robert NJ. Olyphant, who
is the president OF the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company, states that his
son had gone to his room after lunch
con, which took place at o'clock. lie
was visited by his little sister, Grace
V. 0lYphant, after this, but no one
went to his room until dinner time.
The father called him, but receiving no
answer went into the young mans
room. There he found his son half sit
ting, half reclining on a sofa, with a
bullet wound in his head, On the floor
was double.barreled rifle. The family
heard no shot nor knew of no reason
for a suicide. Young olyphant was a
Princeton graduate and had been
ordained q Presbyterian clergyman six
years ago. He had no charge. 1t is
said the young man was mentally un-
balanced from over-study.
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IN THH HOUSE.
Arizona md Now Mexico to be Admitted
Republican Opposition.

Arizona md Now Mexico to be Admltted.
Republican Opposition.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l4.-The house
was deadlocked for two hours to-day by
the refusal of the Republicans to vote
on motion to go into committee of the
Whole for the consideration OF the Ari-
zona statehood bill. The Democratic
leaders decided this morning to proceed
with the consideration of tho Arizona
and New Mexico bills and dispose Of
them before the holidays. The Repub-
lican leaders do not relish the idea of
bringing these Democratic territories
into the Union, and they, at the. re-
quest OF the leaders, refrained from vot-
ing, except those from the far west, and
especially those from the newly.:ad-
mItted states of Washington, Wyoming,
Montana and the Dakotas could not
with consistency place any obstacle in
the way OF their sister territories. The
Democrats expect to have their own
ouorupl present tomorrow,
The McGarrahan bill was called up
to-day during the morning hour, but
was tilibnstered against by Mr.. Sayers,
OF Texas, chairman Of the appropriation
committee.
Immediately after the reading Of the
journal, Mr.. Dockery, from the JOINT
committee on expenditures in the exec
utiye departments, called up tho bill
introduced by him a few days ago TO
improve the methods OF accounting IN
the postotiice department.. The bill
abolishes tho postal notes, reduces the
schedule OF rates for money orders ap..
proximately to tho scale of fee charged
by express companies; the postmaster
general is given authority to designate
offices for the issue OF money orders up
to S., and all money orders unpaid Tor
ono year are covered into the treasury.
The money order certificates contain
a device designed to facilitate the settle
ment OF postmasters' accounts. The
certificates OF deposits Of Postmasters
go direct to the sixth auditor instead OF
as now TO the assistant postmaster gem
eral. The act takes effect July /, 1894.
The report was read, also letters from
the secretary of the treasury and the
postmaster general endorsing the bill.
Then without debate the Dill was
Mr.. Pendleton, of West Virginia, from
tho committee on private land claims,
called up the McGGrrah9n bill, but Mr.,
Ssyres, OF Texas, made the point OF no
quorum on the motion to go into the
committee of the whole.
The morning hour expired before q
quorum appeared.
The house adjourned at 3:4O.
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wAsu1SeroS. D. O., Dec l4.-In the
senate to-day much business of mis-
celaueous character was transacted.
The house bill repeating tho federal
elections law was reported back favor
ably by the committee and placed on
tho calendar. Among the bills intro
duced was one by Senator Voorhees,,
chairman OF the committee on finance,
providing for the coinage OF the silver
scignorage in the treasury ut the rate OF
S2,0O0,OO0, and when that is exhausted
for the purchase of q similar amount OF
silver monthly. -,
A house bill providing for two addi-
tional associate justices OF the supreme
court of Oklahoma territory was also
passed.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Cam.
eron, Republican, Pennsylvania, and
agreed to, calling upon the secretary OF
the treasury to report to the senate the
value OF the textile fabrics purchased
for the army, navy. Indian bureau aud
the marine hospital service for the fiscal
year 1898.
The resolution heretofore offered by
Mr.. PETER (Pop- Kas.) instructing the
committee ON rules to relcind an order
recently issued closing the senate
chamber to visitors, was taken up, and
Mr. PETER addressed the senate thereon
He did not know what the order was
but 1t practically shut out the public
from the senate chamber before thai
body met.
After some discussion tho resolution
was referred to the committee on rules
Senate bill to repeal clause in the
last pension appropriation bill which
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Not an AUGMENTATION BIZ.

WAsuINaToN, D. O., Dec. l4.-In re-
gard to the inference in some quarters
that the administration favored tho sill
yer bill to-day introduced by Senator
Voorhees,, that senator to-day said:
"My bill is not the result OF one word
Of consultation, and certainly do not
claim to represent the administration
in introducing it. 1 do desire, however,
to help the treasury out OF its de-
ficiency"
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GoERDEnER ARRIVES.
Tho Man Who Challenged tho Emperor
of Germany to n Duel.

Tho Man Who Challenged tho Emperor
of Germany to Duel.
New YoRK, Dec. 14.-Protessor Rich
ard Goerdeler, who has achieved con-
siderable notoriety from his declared
intention to challenge the emperor OF
Germany to fight duel, stepped ashore
from the North German Lloyd steam
ship Havel to-day, and was taken by
his wife to their temporary residence in
this city. The professor was exceed
ingly anxious to talk to newspaper
men, but his wife would not permit 1t.
Mrs. Goerdeler said she had obtained
tho professors release from an insane
asylum at Chemnitz through the inter-
cession OF President Cleveland, and in
tended now to take the matter into the
courts and seek indemnity for her hus-
bands incarceration.
According to the professors story his
trouble with the emperor OF Germany
dates back to 1862, when he was a lieu
tenant in the Prussian army. He was
dismissed BY Bismarck because he pos.
sessed the knowledge of shipment OF
arms by the great chancellor to the
southern confederacy in America. The
impression Of the professor has been
that Bismarck followed him to this
country and endeavored to ruin him So
cially here. His appeal to the emperor
not being answered he threatened to
challenge him unless Bismarck was pun
ished.
The professor started from this coun-
try about two years ago declaring his
intention to challenge the emperor, was
arrested on his arrival, examined and
declared to be insane and since that
time has been confined in an asylum.
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rnr pRENppnGAsr rn1An.

Tho Interest Increasos-Tho Murdered
Mayors Son aud Daughter in Court.
CHICAGO, Dec. 14-Tho court room
was crowded to-day during the Prender-
gast train, many ladies being present
among the spectators. Prendergast
was nervous and i'll at ease when Car
ter Harriton, jr., came into court with
his wife and sister, Miss Sophia Harri.
son. The latter was called to the wit
ness stand, and her testimony was
given with great effort as she told of
the murder OF her father. A number
OF other witnesses were examined, but
their testimony developed nothing new.
The first witness for the defense was
Mrs. Helen Prendergast. the mother OF
the assassin. Her evidence was entire
" in support OF the insanity theory.
During the cross examination OF Mrs.
Prendergast by Attorney Trude the
prisoner lost his temper and exclaimed:
"Trudc. you are scoundrel to talk to
my mother that way"
The attorney was doing nothing out
OF the way.
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WAsulYoTox, D. G., Dec. 14.-The
tariff had a comparative rest to-day.
There have been no meetings of SUBJ
committees or OF the full committee.
Chairman Wilson has been away from
the house, and members of the house
committee say that ho is engaged in
preparin g the majority report, which is
10 bo submitted next Tuesday. It is
not expected that any further action
will be taken on the internal revenue
features of the bill until all the men,
bers of tho majority may be in the city
TO consider it. The individual or cor
porate income tax must be settled be-
fore the committee can proceed.
A question has arisen as to
whether the income tax can be levied
in time to derive revenue for the next
fiscal wear, as it has been stated that
the tax would have to be levied on in
comes OF the year following the time
when the law goes into effect. Mr..
Bryan, who is pressing the straight out
income tax plan, Gays that the tax
would be levied on incomes OF the cal
end0r and not the fiscal year, aud that
il an income tax is adopted it will be on
incomes from January l, 1894, to De-
cember 81 of that year, and the taxes
will fall due in January, 1895, and be
available for the expenses OF the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1895. The Repub-
licans will probably have their report
ready to submit next Tuesday, although
they may hold it one day in order to
make criticisms upon the report OF the
nainritv
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CRowN POINT, INn., Dec. 14-The jury
in the case Of the State OF Indiana vs..
Martin Costello, the prize fighter,
charged with riotous conspiracy return
ed verdict late this evening, finding
the defendant guilty as charged and as
aessing his punishment at imprison-
ment in the state prison for two years
and he to pay a fine OF $500. A motion
for new trial was fled at once and will
be heard Monday. Should it be over
ruled the case will be appealed to the
supreme court.
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PRov1DENcE, r L, Dec. l4-At a
meeting Of the executive committee OF
the strikers to-day a petition was is
sued in which the city was asked for
immediate assistance. 1t was made
known that the strike at the Geneva
mill would be settled tomorrow, and it
was announced the owners OF the Olney-
vile mill had decided not to open their
mill again this winter.
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THE FARMERS CONGRESS-.

Next Session Of the National Body to be
Held at PariterSburG, W. Va.
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec, 14-The Farm
ers' Congress, just before adjournment
this afternoon elected the following
officers: President, B. NJ. Clayton, Of
Iowa; vice president, g. NJ. Ryals, Of
Georgia; secretary, ]. NJ. Stahl. Of 1lli-
nois; assistant secretary, W. d. Wildly,
of Georgia; second assistant secretary,
]. 4. Applard, OF Florida; treasurer,
Henry Hayden, OF Iowa. The next ses-
sion will be held at Parkersburg, w.
Va, October 8, 1894.
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NEw YORK, Dec. 14-The fourth
nights play in the three.cornered bill
lard match, between Ives and Slosson,
resulted as'follows: Ives, 800; slosson,
479.
Ives average, % 12-21i slosson'a aver
age, % 1921. High runs, Ives lS2, l03;
Slosson ll3, 79.
slOsson and schaoier will play to-mor-
row night
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LEa1s1ATunE To.NIaHT.
Tho Wilson TarIfr Bin WIN Do the Subject
for Debate.

for Debate.
This evening at the rooms Of tho Ohio
County Republican Club, Odd Fellows
block, the Republican mock legislature
will meet for the second time, and the
question as to whotheror not tho Wilson
tariff bill now before Congress, is a
good thing for the people and country
will be discussed. The prospects are
for an exciting and remarkable evening
OF debate.
Among the prominent speakers who
will address tho legislature are Hon. G..
W. Atkinson (Dem.) Mr.. Charles Bur-
dett Hart (Dem.), Hon. B. u. Doyener
(Rep. J, and Growers latest victim, Post
master W. ]. W. Cowden. Other talent
hardly less able will combine to make
tho evening one to be remembered.
There will be liberal accommodations,
and the ladies are especially invited by
the officers of the legislature to attend.
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Monnp,s oYon1Na REooRp.
mother Record Broken by SIlko DIrubCser

Another Record Broken by Nike DIruboser
Mt Birmingham.
B1RMINaHAM, Ala, Dec. IA. = One
more worlds record in cycling went
down to-day before Mike Dirubegor, on
the state lair track. The pace-maker
was not rapid enough for him and from
the time the half stake was passed he
kept up yell of go ahead" Six
watches registered the time as So 5.5
seconds and the lowest previousis "a SO.
This lowers the worlds record four
fitths OF a second.
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WASHINGTON, b. c., Dec. 14.-Among
the con6rmationS of the senate to-day
were the following;
Marcellus L. Davis, of Arkansas, to be
consul at Merida. Mexico.
John R. Proctor. OF Kentucky, to be
civil service commissioner.
Charles w. Dabney, OF Tennessee, to
be assistant secretary Of agriculture.
Commodore Francis NJ. Ramsey, to
bo chief of the bureau Of navigation,
navy department.
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THE MEYER CASE.
Experts on Poisons resttfy-Dr. Ponbo
aI.,t.-I.,,

Experts on Poisons restify-Dr. PonbO dy's
Admission.
New YoRK, Dec. 1.-THE day in the
Meyer trial has been consumed in TAX
ing the evidence of experts on poisons
DR.. Peabody testified that, from the
symptoms described, he believed
Brandt had died from the poisons found
in his body. On cross examination he
admitted that he had known OF doses Of
$50 grains Of arsenic and AIS grains OF
antimOny being taken without causing
death,
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LABOR FEDERATION.
The Convention Steering Clear of
Political Discussion.
PLUSH WORKERS COMMUNICATION

Asking For an Expression on the
Wilson Bill Laid on tho Tnble-Theo.
logical Students Sock Instruction
From tho Federation-The Platform
Reported-t Favors Compulsory
Education and Nationallsm of the
Telegraph, Telephone, Railways and
Mines-other Feuturcs of tho Reso-
Iutions. -
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. l+-Firc at II
o'clock tonight destroyed buildings
Nos. "a and %, West Diamond, occu-
pied by S. L. Marshall, grocer. The
loss was $4,000; fully insured. Adjoin-
ing property was damaged by water to
the extent OF $1,000.
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A BRAVE ENGINEER
Killed While Trying to Save the Life of n
Brother Workman.

Killed While Trying to Save the Life of
Brother Workman.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec, l4.-While try
ing 10 save the life OF julius Eberhardt,
a fellow workman at the Allegheny
county electric light plant, David Wan
gaman, the chief engineer. received an
electric shock Of 2,7OO volts this morn
ing and was almost instantly killed.
H. Eberhardt was engaged at the
switchboard and accidentally touched a
live wire OF 1000 volts, and in a moment
he was writhing in agony. The wire
had coiled about his hands and he was
unable to free himself. Wangamau
sprang to his rescue and tried to extrl-
cate him, Suddenly he threw up his
hands and fell to the floor, his body
limp and iuanimate. Fully 200 volts
had passed through him. By this time
Engineer Weidman arrived and quickly
pulled the. lever OF the engine, cutting
off the current. The two men were
picked up, but Wangaman was dead.
Eberhardt was unconscious, but soon
revived. His hands were terribly
burned and he was otherwise seriously
injured. Wangaman had only one
mark on him. 1t was deep burn on
the palm of his right hand. There was
no other sign of the cause of his death
on his body. He was thirty-two years
OF age and leaves family.
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ALMOST 4 CRISIS
Reached in the British House of
Commons Yesterday.
THE GOVERNMENT is ATTACKED

For Its Alleged InoapacIty to Goyera.
Charged With Responsibility far
the Depression in BusinosS-l1z.
Gladstone Warns Up and Deheads
His Admiuistration-vou CSpFivEs
Speech Delivered After Confer
ence With the EmperOr-FOrolSp
News.
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Dec. 14.-James
]. Corbett arrived in this city to-day at
9 p. m. An enormous crowd was
at the depot when CorbettS train
came in, and tho champion
was greeted by cheers. No attempt was
made to arrest Corbett, and the party,
taking carriages, were driven to the St
james Hotel,
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Save Every DAYS Coupons for Worlds Fair Fh@&0@a

prohibited the payment Of pensions to
persons residing in foreign countries
was taken fromthe calendar and passed.
The senate then, at 1850 p. M, went
into executive session, and soon after
ward adjourned until Monday at u
o'clock.
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NOTICE.

The DELAY in the arrival OF the art
portfolios is due to the great demand.
which taxes tho publishers resources.
They will all be received in good time.
Send in coupons now that the delay
NAV be MS short as possible.
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WAITING ON THE BILL.
Dull Times in Congress While Mr.
Wilson is Preparing
HIS REPORT ON The TARIFF BILL.

Tho Internal Revenue Provisions Not
Yet Comploted-No Agreement
Reached Yet as to tho Kind of an
Income Tax Which VIII DO I'M
poscd-The Arizona and New Mexico
Admission Measures to Be Forced
Throush-A Dull Day in tho Senate.
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TWO SHOCKS
OF Earthquake Distinctly Felt Mt Evans
vIlle. IndInnn.

vile, Indiana.
EVANSVILLE, IND, Dec. l4.-There
we're two earthquake shocks here to-
day, one at 11:55 and the other at 1:15
p. IN. The tremors were long but dis
tinctly felt in all parts OF tho city. The
seismic disturbance seemed to be from
west to east, and was accompanied with
a rumbling sound. The second shock
was more distinct than the first, shak-
ing bottles and glasses from counters in
saloons in various portions Of tho city.
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BuENos AYREs, Dec. IA dispatch
from Rio De Janeiro says that Presi-
dent Poixoto has declared Admiral De
Cana traitor.
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pLodmont nInnIcIpal TIolsetg.

SpeeiGl Dilpateh to he Int,lligene1.
PIEDMONT, W, Va, Dec. 14-Tho fol.
lowing corporation tickets were nOmi'
mated tonight;
Citizens ticket. W. Davis, mayor
James II. Bell, recorder; P. j. Rogers
sergeant; L. I. Gallagher, NJ. I. Glee
son, ]. ]. McGinnis, NJ. ]. Rooney, John
G. Luke, G. W. Harrison. councilmeD
Peoples ticket-L II. Phleeger, may
or; Charles Huth, jr, recorder J, Hun
ter Smith, sergeant; W. T. Heskitt; ~
Fredlock, j. II. Cramer, ir., ]. p. VIE
liams, r.. G. Richardson, R. F. Bopst,
councilmen. The election promises to
be hotly contested.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 14.-The
senate committee on judiciary consid-
cred tho Hornblower nomination to-day
without taking action.
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WooNsooKET, R. l., Dec. l4-Very
Rev. Father McCqbo, vicar general Of
the Providence diocese, and pastor ol
St Charles church since 1866, was
found dead in his parochial residence
this morning. He was in his usual
health and was about the city last even
ing. He was sixty-seven years OF age.
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OYSTER BAY, L. L, Dec. 14.-Col. S.
V. r. Cruger's mansion Mt Bayville was
destroyed by fire this morning. The
loss is estimated at $4,000.
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SrEISwAY and KRAKAuER PIANOS are
sold only by +. W. BAUMER &'Co
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GREAT Bargains in Diamonds at L G..
Dillon 3 Co.'s.
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srErEwAY aud KEAKAUER PIANOS are
sold onlyby +. w. BAUMER d Co.
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F.w. BAuMER & Co. sell steinway and
Krakauer Pianos.
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F.w. BAuNER & Co. sell stoinvay and
Krakauer Pianos.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-29
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