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~ WESTERN PNNNsYlYANIA
The Worst of the Flood is OvSr-DamagO
Up In the AIilIlOmL

w NA NAN
PITTsBURou, May lS,-The floods arc
Rbating at all points, and no more dan.
ger is approhondsd, Fortunately only
ono liio was lost in Western Penpsyl.
vania, but the damage 10 property will
run up into the millions.
At Erie the total losa will reach $780,.
900, Tho damage at Meadvlllo IL greater
than reported yesterday and will proba-
bly, exceed s250,OO0, while at TiIusvllle
1t is said TO be nearly rs heavy as that
OF last June. The loss TO the railroads
in Pennsylvania and Ohio 10 put at
$1,000, 900
At Beaver Falls the river reached the
highest since 1884 and is now fast re-
ceding, Thr0e men, Prof. Maltby, prin.
cipal OF Slippery Rock normal school,
Isaac Al.kus, Of Philadelphia, . com.
mercial man, and Clinton Cochran, OF
Cochranton, had a narrow escape from
drowning in French Creek at Cochran.
ton, about ten miles south OF Meadville
this morning. They were upset and
washed down tho stream. The men
and team were rescued with difficulty,
The Anchor line steamer India went
ashore OF Mil Creek, near Erie, last
night. The vessel lies about q thou.
sand feet east OF where she went ashore.
The lie saving crew stood by all night
and got aboard this morning. The ves-
sci is leaking badly. Her passengers
will not DO taken oil till the sen goes
down.
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS.


Last Days Session Of the State Convention.
a Worlds Fair Resolution.
Special DiJpateh to he hteIIiIRxr
CLARKsDURo, W. Va, May ls.-To.
days session OF tho Sunday school con.
vention opened with tho customary dc.
votional exercises, there being good
sized congregation present. The regu.
lar program was taken up and discussed
by great many Of the delegates. Tho
President, Hon. B. I. Martin. arrived
on the morning train and was greeted
with prolonged applause from the con-
vention. Tho officers for tho following
year are: Prof. Thomas @. Miller, Fair.
mont. president; first vlco president,
]. l. Huffman; second vice president,
II. S. McWhorter; recording secretary,
w. b. McGregor; statistical secretary,
w. NJ. Blair; treasurer. Alex Zeck ;
chairman executive committee, a. IL.
Rohrbaugh, Rowlosburg.
A resolution against the Sunday open
ing oil the Worlds Fair, plGdglng the
members not to attend the same, was
introduced, and alter long aud spirit
cd discussion was adopted by good
majority.
For tho next year tho work Of organi-
zation will be in the care Of an agent
who Is to be selected and appointed by
tho executive committee. The agent,
with the cooperation Of tho various
pastors, is expected to have the state in
perfect order by next year. After the
appointment Of about dozen delegates
to the national convention. and the oX-
preston from many OF the visitors OF
profit and enjoyment from their attend
anco, the convention adjourned at 4
o'clock.
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NO TROUBLE
Feared by the Chinese Minister ON Ac
count Of tho Gohry Law.

Feared by the Chinese Minister ON Ac.
count of tho Goary Law.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May lS.-An au-
thentlc statement has been obtained
as to the interview between Secretary
Gresham and the Chinese minister at
tho state department, on Wednesday
last,
Tho interview was entirely devoid OF
tono and feature in any suggestion OF
sensationallsm. Nothing whatever was
said by tho minister concerning any
possibility that the Chinese legation in
Washington would be withdrawn as u
result OF the enforcement OF the law,
aud It can DO stated on the authority Of
Secretary Gresham that he has not re-
ceived an intimation from any source
that my such proceeding is contem'
plated.
During the interview tho Chinese
minister assured Secretary Gresham
that no believed the Chinese govern
m0nt would not resort to any retaliatory
measures, and that there would be Moth
ing done by his government that would
disturb the present friendly relations
between the United States and China.
Tho minister was OF the opinion that
no trouble would result from the law.
The interview was pleasant throughout
and lasted about twenty minutes
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ILLINOIS BUILDING
At the Worlds Fair Dedicated In the Pre-
cncc Of Eighty Thousand People.


At the Worlds Fair Dedicated In the Pres.
cncc Of Eighty Thousand People.
ChICAGo, May ls,-In tho presence Of
three scoro thousand people at noon to-
day, the grand building erected by the
state Of Illinois ut tho Worlds Fair was
dedicated. ltwas tho brightest day the
"Whito City" has seen since it was for.
mal.y opened to the world by President
Cleveland. There was not Il cloud in
tho sky and the air was soft and bllmy.
Flags and bright cOored slreamcrs
tloated from every pinnacle ot oycry
building on tho grounds.
Unfortunately the beautiful Illinois
state building was not quite ready for
80 grand reception. Tho painters
were still ut work Nnd tho decorators
were still adorning tho interior with
flags and bunting,
lion. Lafayette Funk, president ottho
Illinois Worlds Fair commission, madc
tho formal delivery Of the building to
Governor AItgeld in an eloquent ad.
dress.
Aitcr remarks by Mrs. Marcia Louise
Gould, president Of tho Illinois Wo.
mons Worlds Fair executive board,
Gov Altgeld responded, accepting tho
building,
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comfort. All the orthodoxy that it
shall require Of the brethren is that
thoy have . good appetite and are able
TO sleep we'll
ale had promised when delivering
the invitution Mt Portland last year to
meet here he would show the members
either Presbyterian elder or the son
OF Presbyterian Clergyman in the
white house, and he had kept his prom
ise, (l.aughteT.l
"The fruit had been so good aud so
rich that he was OF the opinion the aOil
had better DO kept unchanged for fear
Of deterioration OF the product"
OPPOSED TO SUNDAY OPENING,
Mr., ], T. Foster, OF Newark, N. j.,
presented the following resolution
which was unanimously adopted by n
rising vote with subsequent under
standing that 1t should be amended or
made more comprehensive tomorrow;
Resolved That this assembly protests
in behalf OF the Christian sentiment OF
the nation against tho opening OF the
Columbian Exposition at Chicago on
the Lords day, We appeal TO the ma.
tional commissioners to assert their
rlghIul authority to prevent the local
directory from opening the exposition
on that day and We respectfully invoke
the cooperation Of the national GXeCu.
tive in fhe enforcement OF all laws de.
signed or calculated 10 secure that end,
The assembly then adjourned until 9
o'clock tomorrow.
SKETCH or THE NEW MODERATOR
Rev. Willie Green Craig, D. D., L, L,
D., is a man about 90 years OF age. Ho
was born in Danville. KY. educated at
Centre College, that state, and after
travelling abroad entered tho theological
seminary at Danville, graduating in
1860. He accepted the call to the West
minister Presbyterian church at
Kookuk, Iowa, whose pastor he remain.
oil for period twenty-five years. He
was called in 1881 to the chair OF church
history in tho Mccormick theological
seminary, Chicago, but the church en-
tered such vigorous protest against
DR.. Craig's removal that the presbytery
refused 10 sever the relations. Tho call
to Mccormick seminary was repeated
in 1889, with the result that the preSby-
terry being urgently pressed, sanctioned
tho change and he entered upon his
duties in the new field Of labor
DR.. Craig married kentucky lady,
and has son in the ministry, now
located in California. He is u cousin OF
Vice President Stevenson.
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THE BIG CEnEBRATIoS.

The Committee on Speakers and Enter
tnlnmcnt Called for Tonight.
The Columbian Fourth Of July cole.
bration is coming along with rush.
The finance committees are doing noble
work, as will ho seen when they report
the results of their canvassing tour
among the business men.
A meeting OF the committee on
speakers and entertainment is called
for this evening ut tho chamber Of COM
morcc. Tho principal business to be
done is the selection OF throe speakers
as colleagues OF Messrs. Pendleton and
Ultert. The members OF this committee
are: Q. B. Hart, ]. @. Brady. Prof. An
durson, G. II. Taney, Ii. q. Ogden, Au-
gustus Pollack, Louis Colmar, W. 4.
Peterson, Robert Simpson, S. L. Brice,
William +. stifel, DR.. Aschmann, Hulli'
hen Quarter, Phillip Henry Moore, W.
2. Heiskell.
A full attendance at to.nights meet-
ing is desired as some important busi.
ness ia to come up ior consideration.
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DIED IN A HOSPITAL.

Colonel Houston, of the United States
Army, Dead A Female COnpanion's
Dissipation,
New YoRE, May ls-Colonel David
@, Houston, an engineer in the United
States army, died this morning at St.
Vincents hospital, Of iaundice, He
was tiily'eight years, and a native of
Now York.
Two weeks ago the colonel, accom-,
panied by u woman known us Mrs,
Minnie Porter, went TO the Everett
House, and they were assigned TO sepa.
rate rooms. Mrs. Porter passed off US
his niece. Tho couple did much drink
ing, and the colonels condition became
SO bad he had to DO removed othe hos.
pital,
In tho meantime the woman kept up
her debauch, procuring liquors outside
the hotel. Sunday heF condition be-
came such that the house physician
had her removed to Bellevue hospital,
where she was placed in tho alcoholic
ward. The physician says che cannot
live.
Before leaving the hotel tho uniortu-
nate woman told tho housekeeper that
her home was in Tennessee and that
her husband, son and daughter were
living there.
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Chicago, May ia noticeable iea-
ture in tho Woman's Congress Ia tho
constantly increasing number OF young
women who attend the meetings. The
scope OF subjects considered to-day was
most comprehensive, although the re-
ligious element was predominant. The
Catholic Womon's Congress was crowded
to the doors. This was the first occasion
in many years where Catholic women
had taken part in deliberations of this
nature.
Two ladies clad in the sombre robes
OF q religious sisterhoOd sat near tho
platform. Eliza Allen Starr, tho vener-
able and well.knOwn leader Of Catholic
women in Chicago, called the meeting
to order. Miss Starr urged the forma.
ton Of a grand national organization OF
Catholic women. Papers on women In
the church, and the church's treatment
OF her were received from Emma Carey,
Miss Ford, Frances Costigan and Miss
Toomey. At tho evening session Lady
Aberdeen road apaper on "The Work
OF the Irish huns" and Miss 0hahan
ono on Tho Catholic Woman in Phi
lanthropy,"
In the hall OF Washington, at ono
session OF the General Congress
woman as religious teacher" was
the thome on which Ursula N. Gesto-
field, OF New York, read a paper. Fan
ME Barrier Williams, Rev. Augusta ].
Chaplin, OF Illinois, and Sarah j. Early,
OF Tennessee, and others discussed the
progress Of the Colored women OF the
United States.
Tho other division Of tho general
Congress held in Columbus Hall talked
Of tho placo in Hebrew thought oCcu.
pied by woman. and this was tho sub
ject Of paper by Minnie d. Louis.
The Federation Of Women's Clubs
had most important Congress at
which many members made very brief
speeches, which were mainly reports OF
progress In the formation and advance.
mcnt OF women's clubs.
The National American Woman SUI.
fraae Association listened to papers by
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Laura NJ.
Johns, Ilelon n. Gardner, Clara BewiCk
Colby and Florence Fcnwick Miller.
In tho congress Of tho American Pro-
teCtivo Society Of Authors subjects OF
interest to writers, publishers and por-
sons concerned in literature, either
artistic or commercial, were debated by
Mrs. NJ. D. Lincoln ("Bessie Beech")
Mrs. Katharine Hodges, Mrs, Q. NJ.
SpolFard and Mrs. Letitia p. Robey.
Aside from tho dedication Of tho
Illinois state building there were no
special features Rt tho Worlds Fair TO.
day, unless the weather may be called
feature.
This has been the first genuine spring
day the fair has seen and the people
appreciated 1t for they CGmO to tho fair
by thousands.
Late this afternoon 1t was estimated
at the office Of the bureau Of admissions
that there were over 100000 people on
teo grounds to-day.
Theodore Thomas has been asked to
turn over the keys. Director General
Davis lost no timo in asking for Mr..
Thomas's resignation after he had the
authority Of tho national commission
TO do go.
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Our EOltEIGN TRADE.
Exports aud Imports Last Yoar-Tho Col
Shipments.

Exports aud Imports Last Yoar--Tho Gold
Shipments.
WAsmNGroS, y. o., May lS.-Tho chief
Of the bureau Of statistics in his
monthly statement to tho secretary OF
the treasury reports that the total
values OF tho exports OF merchandise
from tho United Statos during tho
twelve months cnded April 3Oth, 1895,
were SSlS, ,jyi, ,i97, and during tho cor
responding period Of tho preceding
year 81, oil, 1881 a decrease Of slG9,
74S,74O.
Tho values Of imports during tho
samo periods woro S02G,ijl,OSS and
SS32, 1851 respectively and increase Of
sJLOO6,Gl7.
During tho twelve months ended
April 80, tho exports Of gold amounted
to $llO,O3O, ,O2J, and tho imports to So.
jil 900, excess of cXporla $40, ,i0S,02G.
Uuriug the corresponding twelve
months last year the exports Of gold
amounted to S1j,Gll,7G2, and the inn
ports $40, 100, ,S25; cZccls Of exports ?2J,.
6Oi,0jO
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United States Collector OF Internal
Revenue T. NJ. Gilkeson, Of Romney,
came into town yesterday, for the first
time since his appointment He was
accompanied by Mr. ]. u. Finley, Of
Parsons, his brother.in.law. II Is said
Mr. Finley will be ono OF tho deputies,
but it ls pretty well accepted that Mr..
Clark Hamilton, OF this city, will be
chief deputy, and tho main Office in
Wheeling. Mr.. Glikrson received many
callers at the Windsor. lie -prnt some
time in calling on his kinsiolIs, OF whom
there arc number in Wheeling. lie
will remain in the city day or two.
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IN THE slxrEENrH ROUND.
Mccarthy Wins the Battle Against til
0Iarlnc-A Gnmo Fight.

Mccarthy Wins the Battle Against the
NIarlnc-A Game Fight.
CRESCENT CLUB, NEw ORLEANS, May Is
George La Blanche, tho marine. and
Billy Mccarthy, Of Australia, fought to-
night for q purse OF $1,000 in tho arena
of tho Crescent City Athletic Club,
which was crowded.
The admission fec was placed at 81,
aud that figure allowed thousands OF
people an opportunity OF seeing the
contest. Both men were in excellent
condition.
Sixteen rounds were fought. 1t was
tho best fight ever seen in Now Or.
leans. Mccarthy won in tho sixteenth.
LaBlancho showed wonderful power
and fought fair. Ic was knocked to
the floor with thrco heavy rights aud
counted out. MCCarthy's weight was
100; LaBlancho's lGG, The Marine for.
ieitcd $3.50 for overweight.
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JCN' INpI'thw Nt iWdWch'1.
R,yrNswoop, w. Va, May S.-rho
RaycuBwood OIL aud Gas Comunny'a
s,ucl,hollrn met to-day and rc.clcclcl
tho old board Of directors. Tho well
now being drilled hero has attracted
considerable attention from tho outside
world, mud the indications are bright.
oning daily Tor tic wcl coming IN all
rlght In abort timU
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Special Bipa'eh 10 hs iatligGs,er.
RAvEHswooD, W. Va, May lS.-Tho
following contracts were letat the meet
ing Of the board OF directors OF tho in
sane asylum Mt Spencer to-day: West
inghouse Company, Of Pittsburgh, tho
electric lighting, at $3.50; L. K. Nc.
Gucin, OF RHycnswood, tho wooden
tanks for water supply, Sl,57j; Trim.
bio 4 Lutz, OF Wheeling, tho contract
furnishing machinery for power house
Henry Oblcnuoss, OF Athens Ohio, was
the lowest bidder on additions TO the
building, $4,000, but the contract was
not awarded on account OF the lack Of
funds.
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Nrw YunR May George i. Gould
has refused to accept now torn as
president Of tho Pacific Mail Steamship
Company owing to d pressure ol Othor
business C. T.. Huntington will eur.
coed him Mr. huntington Bll
"Mr. Could has found since the death
Of hIa father, Jay Gould, that hid lulina
are 30 gfult thW hn must Curtnil his
work, Tho outlook lor tho company
has not boon eo good Tor tWCnly yuats'
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GOOD ToN rmE NEw YORK.

She NIahoh Goad Glue az Ilcr TrlaI Trip.
The report ut Bos,un.
BosroN, Mass, May lS.-Th0 cruiser
Now York reached lioston this morn.
ing at 1880, after n good run
from the Delaware brcakwalor though
thoro was only natural draft in
tho fire rooms, and although at no
time did tho revolutions OF tho engine
exceed ono hundred and two pcr min.
ute, speed Of l0i7 knots was attained.
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r,rr.arllInr ,InrhInr. lIlr tnnIc.

CmcAGo May ls. Discussion regard.
inv typo toltng machines occupied con.
siderable timc In tho convention Of the
National Elitorial Association to-day,
A spOCial committee to investigate tho
subject was appointed.
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SENSATIONAL SUICIDE.
President ullman OF the OGlCthropc Banl
Blows Ills Brnlns Out.

President Ullman Of the OElcthrOpc Bank
Blows Ills BrnIns Out.
BRUNSWICK, Ga, May lS.-M Ullman,
president OF the OglethropO National
Bank, committed suicide in the toilet
room of the bank this morning, Up to
this time 10 was considered ono Of tho
wcalthiost men in this section.
President Burt Bagc, Of tho First Ma.
tional Bank, called at tho Oglcthorpe
Bank shortly aitcr opening and re-
quostcd Ullman to repay loan mado
tho day before.
"All right, wait q moment" said Ull.
mau, stepping into the toilet room, \
momcnt later Bagc heard a report.
ullman was found sitting upright with
q bullet hole IN the centre VI his fore.
head.
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THE WOMEN RULE.
The Worlds Fair Congress In
oressing in Interest
THE CATHOLIC UOMERS CONGRESS

Crowded to tho Dnors-A Noticeable
Feature OF All tho Meetings the
Increased Attendance of Young
womon-Numerous Subjects Dis.
cussod by tho Various branches Of
tho Congress-The Federation of
Women's olubs-DedIoation OF the
Illinois Building = Attendance
Growing.
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.
Tho MoundsviIlo Postmaster Named.
Three Consuls Appointed.

Tho MOundsvlllo Postmaster Named.
Three Consuls Appointed.
WASHINGTON, D. c., MAY lS.-Tho
President has made the following ap.
pointments to-day: To bo consuls oil
the United States: NJ. NJ. DuGio, oi
Arkansas, at Winnipeg; George Horton,
Of Illinois, at Athens, GroOco; Frank II.
Brooks, OF illinois, at Trieste.
Among the Presidential postmasters
appointed to-day wore tho following
Henry W. streb, Canal Dover, Ohio;
John G. Bollmeyer, Wauseon, Ohio
Michael 4. Hogan, Emporium. Pa.
Penry L. Kulp, La Plume, Pa; William
A. Shrum, Latrobe, Pa; T. D. Whit
man, Lewisburg, Pa Ira If. Harvey,
Lock Haven, Pa; Frank NJ. Vand!ing,
Scranton, Pa, and S. Coleman Simpson,
MoundsviIle, W. Va
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TACOMA. WASH, May lS,-Tho United
States commissioner yesterday released
three Chinese captured here while on.
route to Portland. The commissioner
said tine only law they wero violating
was the Gcary law Two Chinese claim
ing to be merchants nt Portland, who
camo on tho steamer Victoria and woro
taken oil here on writs OF hlhsds corpus,
wcro ordered dnported Anappcal will
be taken to tho United States circuit
rDuFl
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CmGAao, May lS.-Tho firm Of n. II.
Warron & Co. closed all iIs deals on the
board Of trade to-day It's estimated
that GJOOOO bushcls Of corn wcro sold
ont in tho nrm'a account Nathan War
ron attributes tho suspension to tho
tying up Of his money In tho dctunct
Columbian National bank.
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The OPENING day
OF the Great Presbyterian Assem-
bly, in Washington.
DOCTOR yOUNG'S ANNUAL SERMON

An Eloquent Defense of the Bible
Every Word Oft Accepted by tho
church-pr Craig, OF Chicago,
Elected Modorator-Dr DIelroy DO.
olinOs to bo a Candidato-Dr. Bart
lett's Happy Address of Welcome,
sketch OF tho New MoIerator-A
short Session.
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WAsnyoroE, D. G., May lS.--Comp'
trollcr Eckols this afternoon ordered
Banl. Examiner John 7. CarslSalon, oi
Wc9t Virginia, to brunswick, Ga, to
tako charge Of tho l'irRt national bank
and tho Oglclhropc national bank Of
brunswick, both OF which closed their
lOOrq this morning,
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Nw NoDK, May lS-lIcnry Willard
authorizes tho statement thut on May
!, lsOB, hO sent to President Oakcl his
resignation ag director Of tho Northern
Pacllc that hoing urged hv Oakn1 VIII
lard romhlncd to help fund tho floating
debt, but that ho would not remain In
the bonrd longer than his prcacnt term,
which cuda October next
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0WFTT TTWTTT W ~ TTTT-T"-T
WAWmSuroS, D, g., May lS.-Post.
masters appointed. Cherry Camp, Ilar.
rIson county, D. W lIoppcsB, vico L. j..
Conmnn, removed, Leading Crock Gll.
mur county, W II, Oldnkcr, vice ". W..
llockctl, resigned, sumpiown, Gilmcr
county, sylvester Stump, yiCo Norman
liOguOap, rO1iHuOl.
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WAsuiSGroH, D. e., May lS-lt ia
rumorcd that Mr.. Korr Craig, Of North
Carolina, will tomorrow bo appointed
third assistant postmaster general, yico
A. u. llnzon, resigned. Duung Mr.
CiuvclnndB frat term no Hcryod as IN.
tornnl revenue collector for North Caro-.
linn
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THE kAISER'S SPEECH
At the dwelling of His Grand.
fathers Monument
CREATES A PROFOUND SENSATION.

He Sounds the Keynote of His Cam.
paiGn for the Election OF the Next
Neutrality-suspicious. Times cOafrons
the Fatherlaud-Tho Army Re.
Guircs Increasing and Romodelins.
Every Other Pablo Question Infe.
rIoFto This, aud Must bo Tut Aside
Until tho Great Crisis Is Passed
Safely,
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SOUTHAMPTON, May ls,-Arriycd-Co.
lumbln, Now York
BmurmAyrS, May lS.-hrrlycd-
llnyul, Now York
Nav YonE, May Is. lS.-ArriyUl-Sprcc,
BrCmUn,
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a WILSON BILL.

The Coming Tariff Measure Niny Hear Our
CongrcsSman's Name.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May lS,-Repro.
sentative Wilson, Of West Virginia, as
sisted by an able corps Of experts and
amateurs, is said to be at work on a
tariff bill which is expected to bo ready
for presentation when Congress meets.
1t Is reported that this bill will hew
nearer to tho limo Of tho Chicago plat
form than any yet presented.
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Two nIlnItIlws mANGsn.

The Ilrs, lows to suncr he Death ronnlty
In Nurth America,
TuNRllASSocR, Pa, May lS,-llarris
Blank and Isaac Roscn wore hanged Ia
tho Jail yard hero this morning for tho
murder ola fellow pcldlcr nnmodJac
Marks OH March ~, lSO2.
Tho mon wcrc tho first llchrcws to
aullcr tho death penalty. not only In
tho United Stn,cs but In North America