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Mourned a. D a., but still Alive.


NY NSNl0IaICI FFtssl
PORTSMOUTH. i. /, Dec. 1t has teen
learned that Henry + Dennis, a 49.er. supposed
to hav" been murdered In California ami In whose
memory a tombstone was wears ago erected. 81, alive
and in fIaceryilhc. Eldursdo County. ca. lie is
nov about eighty years old.
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Ti:tsburg roman Killed,

PlTTSBuRG. Dr'. 7-Durlng a fire in an un.
finished frame house In the east end " this city
yesterday David Thompson, a fireman. was killed
and John Williams. also a fireman. was danger.
uu-l, Injured by the falling u q chimney. The
property loss Was small.
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lnonsns!vc Nesro I.ynchsd.
By Associated Prrss.)

LITTLE ROCK. AN, Dec. Henry Green.
wood, eoiored. was iynched by u mob OF white
men near Cherry Valley, Cross County. Sunday
morning Tho victim was a peaoesble negro.
AsalnEt whom no charge Of lawlessness had ever
Deen preferred. The leader OF the mob. Bob VIII
son. has been arrested. The negroes threaten ven
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Two Brakeman killed In Boston.

IBy AssOVIHltu TTes'T -.
BOSTON. Dec. James Comerford anu -,
Meehan. brakemen. we're killed In the ne" ~,
and New England frsight-yards last nisn'' ,.tt,,
former was trying 10 couple cars. ana NV Saw
fell beneath a moving traln.
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Arrested for Pho,oRrsphine Money.

Wv NaSOI IITTU TTth8J
BALTIMORE. Md, Dee. E-ylctOr l.. Emerson
was arrested here Yesterday On the charge ~
psotographing money with III" purpose Of making
counterfeit notes. lie Is said In have been ar.
ssted here 10 ISL on the charge OF uassiu,
eunterteit So gold pieces.
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New California Railroad

CHICAGO. Dec. lit is said that English cap.
italists have secured the right for a new railroad
FROM Los Angeles TO San Francisco. and that they
said u b all placed
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Lost, Found and Rewards.

LOSr-On Washington Square, n small, long,
haired Irish terrier; no collar. Finder VIII
kindly return to 81 Washington square and ~
ceive reward.
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Tavary oper. company in Trouble.

iNy Associated Press
EIFFAip, Irr The Mari, TaVsry grand
opera company dlI not show last night At the var
Theatre, IS tue loA once receipts we're attached
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GERMAN SOCIALISTS.

What thoy Desire Is the Substitution of the
Militia system for u Big Standing Army.
LONDON, June 22.-The Westminster
Gazette publishes this afternoon an in.
terview with Herr Wilhelm Liebkuecht,
the well-known leader of the German
Social Democratic party. Herr Lieb-
knecht says: I'VE will continue to OPP
pose the existing system and will aim
to substitute in its stead the establish.
ment OF q militia system similar to that
which obtains in Switzerland. This
system would not cost half the money
that the proposed increase Of the
army would cost. Within q few years
after its adoption we would have q de-
fensive force OF 8,500,000 men. Offensive
warfare would be impossible. The So.
clal Democrats are far from desiring to
weaken the defenses Of Germany; on
the contrary, they wish to strengthen
them.
aNobody," Herr Liebnicht added,
team ~foretell the future Of German pol.
itics. The main thing is that we will
continue to agitate, and will organize
with untlaggng zeal an international SO.
cialist moYement that is likely to play a
prominent part in the worlds future.
The bond between tho socialists OF the
different nations was never as strong as
now.
During the elections We received, be.
sides q multitude OF good wishes and
congratulations, solid money donations
to our funds from socialists throughout
the world"
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A,,pAssApoR BAYARp

Formally Presents His Credentials to the
Quoon-ReCeived in Royal State.
LONDON, June 22.-The Hon. Thomas
7. Bayard, the first American ambassa.
dor to Great Britain, proceeded to-day
from London to Windsor Castle, where
he presented his credentials from tho
American government to the queen, In
accordance with tho usual custom in
tho case OF ambassadors, q state car
riago was furnished by tho British gov.
eminent to convey Mr.. Bayard from his
hotel to tho railway station.
Upon his arrival ut the station he
was received by General Sir Christie.
pher Teasdale, master Of ceremonies.
Mr.. Bayard wal conducted to q special
saloon carriage in waiting for him, in
which he travelled to Windsor. A state
carriage awaited his coming at the
Windsor station, and Mr.. Bayard, who
was accompanied by his wife, entered
II and was driven to the castle, where,
after the usual .formalities, he present
cd TO her majesty tholettors appointing
him as the representative Of the United
states at tho court OF st. James, Lord
Salisbury, minister Of foreign atIairs,
travelled on tho train with Ambassador
Bayard, and introduced the latter 10
the queen. Mr.. Bayard wore q costume
Of light grey, and after Mr.. Bayard had
presented his credentials she vas pre-.
aented TO her majesty.
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INTEREST ON ToUR PEE oHNTs.

Secretary Carlisle Orders Its Prepayment
to Relieve tho Money stringonCy.
WASHINGTON, D. O., June 22,-Secre-
tary Carlisle to-day directed Treasurer
Morgan to anticipate the payment OF
the July interest on the A per cent
bonds and on the Pacific railroad bonds,
Checks in payment Of interest will be
placed in the main this afternoon and
all ~sub-treasuries in the United States
will DO instructed to cash them on pre-
sentation.
The total interest on both classes Of
bonds aggregates SS.5S4,0OO, OF which
81, 100000 is for the Pacific railroad
bonds. Tho action OF Secretary Car.
Isle is taken to relieve the tightness OF
money. Secretary Carlisle's official
order reads: "The secretary OF the
treasury and the several assistant
t~reasurers will begin on Monday, the
Goth instant, the prepayment OF cou-
pons and checks for interest due July
/, 1883, on the 4 per cent consuls OF
1907. No rebate will be charged on
account OF this prepayment. Thequar-
terly interest checks will DO mailed to
the owners OF registered bonds on Sat-
urday, the oath inst.
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consnlnr Nppointments.

WASHINGTON, D. O., June 22.-The
President has made the following ap.
pointments; Darius NJ. I%ngraham, Of
Maine, to the consul general OF the
United States Ut Singapore Straits Set
Element.
To be consuls Of the United States:
W. S. Campbell, Of New York, ut New
Castle; John r, Mobley, Of Texas, ut
Baracoa, Cuba; VIM. I. Kemmler, Of
Ohio, at Margen, Switzerland; Charles
II. Benedict, ut Cape Town, Africa;
James a. Demorest, OF New Jersey, at
Brockville, Canada; Joel Lindsey, OF
Vermont, at Coaticook, Canada; Henry
NJ. Smythe, Of Virginia, at Fuchan,
China; Thomas @. Jones, OF Now York,
at Fanchal, Madeira; Jesse w. Sparks,
Of Tennessee, at Piedras Negras, Mex
leo; John II. Copplnger, OF Illinois, at
Toronto, Canada.
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AN ORGANIZED PLOT,
The Dynamite Conspiracy Inter
national in Character.
The EXPLOSION IN MADRID. SPAIN.
The Authorities Gradually Upearth'
ing the Whole AfEair-Anarchists
in Several Other European Coun.
trIos CoucerRed-The Injured An.
arohist Makes u Partial Confession,

MADRID, June 22.-The official inves.
tigation into the boom explosion at
the residence OF Senior Canovas Del
Castillo at midnight Tuesday has led to
the discovery OF q plot that embraces
anarchists in several European coun.
tries. The popular excitement caused
by tho outrage has died out in q great
measure, but the officials are still en-
deavorlng to ascertain the names OF all
those implicated in the affair, Twenty
three arrests have already been made
and more are expected, to follow short.
ly. The police are still pressing Sua-
rez, the man who was badly injured by
the explosion. He has already made
admissions showing that the conspiracy
had wide notifications, He has also
toldthe police the name Of the man
who was seen with him near the resi-.
dence Of Senior CanovRs Del Castillo
prior TO the explosion, but who disap.
peared before the explosion occurred,
Among other things Suarez has told ia
that no and several OF his comrades
we're the authors OF the explosion that
occurred on June l3 in the Plaza ORR
entail, directly in front Of the left wing
OF the royal palace, He says that their
only object in causing this explosion
was to brighten the Bourgeoise and to
remind them Of the existence OF an
archism.
The letters seized show that the con-
spiracy unearthed in this city was in.
ternatlonal in its character. These let
ters cover the details OF com mission OF
dynamite outrages not only in Madrid
and in Valencia, but in Brussels aud
other foreign cities. The superstition
based upon the letters found in tho
clothing OF the man killed by the ex.
plosion that the dead man was the we'll
known anarchist Ernsto Alvarez, has
proved to be incorrect, Suarez confess
sing that the dead man was named
Ruiz. Once the police knew that AL
varez was not dead d search was made
for him and this morning he was taken
into custody.
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New WORLDS Fair Short Line.

Commencing May 2S the Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling railway has inaugur-
ated a new short line to Chicago via the
Lake Shore railway. Train leaving
Wheeling union depot at $3.50 p. m. has
a through Wagner Palace Sleeping Car.
This train lands passengers at the most
centrally located depot in Chicago, or
within a short distance OF the Worlds
Fairgrounds. Unsurpassed equipment
and fastest time.
Tickets good returning until Novem.
Der 5, arc now OH sale at the lowest
rates and bcrths reserved at all Cleve-
land, Lorain & Wheeling ticket offices.
For further information apply to or
write Union Ticket Office, McLurc.
House, NJ. S. Gillett, ticket agent union
depot, or Q. S. BELKNAP,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Massillon, O.
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THE com COMING BACK.

Major Brock Says the sherman Law is Not
Altogether to Blame for tho s%tFingency.
Significance of tho shipments OF Gold
Back to This Country.
From a Washington special,
Major S. G, Brock, late chief Of the
bureau of statistics, in an interview says;
within recent years the drain of
gold has not been felt in the United
States, because our exports Of bread.
stufTs and provisions have been so great
and SO much in excess OF our imports
that the balance has been well pre-
served, In the last fiscal year, ending
June 80, 1892, our exports exceeded our
imports 500, 0O0, 1000, This was the bal
anCe Of trade in our favor, During the
same year our exports OF gold were not
quite 100000 more than our imports,
and the balance OF trade in our favor,
amounting to 500, 10000 OO, wa paid
from across the water.
within the past five months u very
different state OF affairs has existed.
The imports into tho United States have
been S98, 1885, 9l in excess OF our exports,
This has been the balance OF trade
against us, and in payment OF 1t over
$50, 0 900 OF gold has been shipped to
Europe, This balance OF trade must be
paid in gold, whether there is q Sher.
man silver bill or not. Tho reason for
the excess Of imports and the Conss
quent heavy balance Of trade, amount
ing to $685. 900, 900 against US in five
months, is that for one or two years
there have been serious hnancia
troubles in all the countries OF the
globe, except in North America. In.
the Argentine Republic and Australia
there have been great failures and bank
ruptcy, and in all the colonies OF Great
Britain stagnRtion in trade. Conse.
quently, there has been a remarkable
falling off in the export trade of Great
Britain to these and other countries.
The export trade Of Great Britain was,
in 1882, $l8O,000,00O less than in 1890,
This docs not take into account the
average annual increase in her export
trade, which had been about $751; 00,0 900.
"This unprecedented decrease of
trade LETT at home q great quantity Of
products in the hands OF the manufac.
iurers, They were in great financial
distress, and they had their obligations
to meet, and they were compelled to
secure q market for those products.
There was but one market lett to them,
which was the United States, this being
tho only prosperous country on tho
globe doing any considerable business
with Great Britain. Stagnation in bust.
ness and financial troubles existed
nearly everywhere else.
"These goods have been thrust upon
the American market at email mar
gins, or none at all, in order to realize
upon them, consequently, within tho
past five months the imports have OK
ceeded the exports about 500, 900, 900,
and these balances have had to be
met, together with other balances OF
interest, etc, by gold and by our ex-
ports.
"This, it seems to me, is the princi-
pal cause Of the trouble. The Sher-
man law is undoubtedly a bad law and
ought to be repealed, but it is not
wholly to blame. ii, indeed, it is at all
responsible"
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THERE is more Catarrh in this section
OF tho country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable,
For a great many years doctors pro-
nounced it q local disease, and pro.
scribed local remedies, and by con-
stautiy failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced it incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be a constitu-
tional disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. HALLS Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney q
Co., Toledo. Ohio, is the only consti-
tutional cure on the market, 1t is taken
internally in doies from 10 drops to q
teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the sys-
tenn. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials. Address
f. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo. o.
DSy-Sold by Druggists, 75C.
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A SPLENDID MRMoRIAL,


The Gift of Geo, NJ. Pullman to Chicago,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Harrison the
Orator,
CHICAGO, June GA splondid'bronze
memorial group, the gift of George NJ,
Pullman to the city OF Chicago, was uu-
yelled this afternoon on the ground of
the Fl, Dearborn massacre of 1879, The
massacre by the sayages of the soldiers,
women and children who had left 1T,
Dearborn to make their way eastward
was the first great calamity-the finest
dramatic event in the annals OF the
then %undreamed worlds fair city. The
location Of the monument is on the
shore oil Lake Michigan ut 18th street
near the residence OF Mr., Pullman. The
grafton at the unwilling this afternoon
was delivered by ex-President Harrison,
who spoke extemperaneously. The
only other monument in Chicago com.
memorating a local historic event is in
the HaynRrket monument where the
anarchist massacre took place.
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LIzzIl poRpnN,s COUNSEL
Says It Wa u Righteous Verdict-His
Faith in Her Innocence.

says It Was u Righteous Verdict-His
Faith in Her Innocence.
s|PRINdVIELD, MASS, June 22.-Ex-
Governor Robinson returned to his
home in Chicopee last evening, the first
time since the great Borden trial, In
conversation upon that subject he said
1.-THE verdict In the Borden case was a
righteous one. Ihave had but one opin-
ion since l first talked with Miss Bor-
den, and that is, sho is innocent Of
crime. | have seen her a great many
times, too, and she wss very nea to
me The Jurors had made up their
minds and were ready to render a YER
dict before they left their seats. But
they thought it would not be within the
bounds Of propriety unless they retired,
and they did 80. Miss Borden has said
to me that the Borden murders were as
much Of a mystery to her as to any one.
/ can only account for the widespread
difference OF opinion among the people
OF the country as to her innocence or
guilt in this way: Before the trial there
were all sorts OF conclusions formed,
based on anything but the evidence in
the Ease, During the trial l received
about fifty letters from cranks confess
ing the murder"
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Tho CoIIforpIn Bank Failures,

WASHINGTON, D. O., June 22.-Comp-
troller Eckels has appointed Frederick
N. Paulay a temporary national bank
examiner and placed him in charge Of
tee First National Bank and tho Con.
solidated National Bank of San Diego,
Gal, which closed their doors for bust
ness yesterday. Tho capital OF the First
Rational Bank is S300,0 and at tho
date Of the last report the nominal re-
sources we're stated at about $780, 900.
The capital Of the Consolidated Ma
tional Bank is $3.50, 900, and at the date
OF the last report the nominal resources
were stated at about $~l,279,000.
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Persons desiring to visit the Worlds
Fair should not fail to arrange for their
hotel accommodations before starting.
Having made a personal inspection OF
the various hotels in the Worlds Fair
district, / am prepared to furnish accom-
modations in strictly flrst-clasS hotels
md boarding houses, Mt reasonable
rates. BY purchasing tickets at Balti-
more & Ohio depot ticket office, passon-
gora car have theit baggage called for
and checked from private residences
and hotels TO destination, sleeping car
space reserved, &c, &c.
No matter which way you go to Chi.
cage, mike your hotel arrangements,
now, with mt. For further particulars
apply to- T. O. BURKE,
Passenger and Ticket Agent d. & o. Ry.
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Explanation wanted.

PARIS, Juno 2l.--Tho story published
by tho Cocarde, a Boulangist organ, to
the effect that one Of its representatives
had p%utloinod from the BritiSh en-.
bassy In Paris papers showing that cor.
tain we'll known Frenchmen had been
engaged In reasonable schemes against
tho Fronoh republic has caused widO.
spread curiosity al to the names OF tho
men ACCUSED aud tho exact nature OF
tho charge agalnOt thom.
All the newspapers concur to-day In
demanding that a full explanation OF
tho htofY 70 DO made at once.
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RlparwAY, Pa, Juno 92.-ThO Ridge.
way Bank, a private institution, has
suspended. A gentleman who was in
consultation with the officials Of the
bank during tho night, estimates tho
assets at 1904, 900. and tho liabilities at
$2l0,000. This bank has had the conf.
denco Of the working people, many Of
whom have all their means in the
banks care,
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CLEVELAND, O., June ga mystery
behind which may BIO a tragedy sur.
rounds tho finding of an overturned
row boat floating on Lake Erie, one mile
out from the foot Of Waverly avenue.
Sunday morning Newell Bros. rented a
row boat TO four men-Herman Cor.
book, Of II Purdy street, VIM. 0ldridge,
40 Purdy street, John Wagner and Fred
Helix living on Coma street No tidings
have been received Of the mon and it is
now believed they we're drowned.
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Cutlcura Never Failed.

IhRve been using your CUrICuRA REMEDIES fot
several years, especially tho CuTICuRA, aud y
hus never failed to do what Is claimed for It, i
4 about the only remedy 1 keep in my house all
| think 1t Is the best skin ouroin the world; !
use II for all kinds OF sores, new or old, and II
always cures thom. PRoP. J.. W. PORTS,
Davis Military School, Winston, N
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A big EntOrprlEe ON Foot.

CLEVELAND, O., June pa special
from FindlNy, o.. says' II. o, FriCk, OF
tho famous Carnegie company, at
Homestead, Pa, and Ben Butterworth,
Of Cincinnati, nre negotiating to build
a largo iron and steel mill in this city
to manufacture Heckort's prOjoctiles.
In case they build they will employ
1000 mon,
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Take the baltimore s ohio to Chicago.

Excursion tickets now on sale via
the baltimore & Ohio ct reduced round
trip rates, good returning until Novem-
ber 8, 1893. Trains leave Wheeling,
eastern time, at $3.50 a. IN and 1875 p.
IN. daily and at $3.50 p. M, Grcept Sun.
dalL For sleeping q accommodations
and other information enquire Of Balti-
moro & Ohio agents.
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Covered with Sores.
Tried the Doctor and Almost Every
thing 1 Could Think of, but
Nothing Helped Me.
Thought I Would Try outicura Rem.
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Jacob Watson aud George Watson III UAauoo
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Itrled the CUTIcURA REMEDIES and they did
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dried up, and | have not had them since,
Mrs. T. A.. JONES, Mcintosh, Ca
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Tho proof OF tho merits Of a plaster
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tury testimonials Of those who have
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ing the phst thirty years Ia unimpoach.
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MADRID, June 22.-The government
has appointed a special magistrate to
investigate the bomb outrage. 1t ap.
pears that Ruiz was seen daily prowling
around the cortes while the republi.
cans were carrying out their recent pol
icy Of obstruction in that body.