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LOVED HEi: ROOMMATE,
And when She Lett, Committed Suicide c
Wonnn's Infatuutlou for Woman.

| And when She Lett, Committed Suicide.
| Wonnn's Infatuutlou for Woman.
SAN JOSE. CAL, June ia strange
case OF suicide came to the attention oil
the coroner Iastnight, the young woman
taking her lie, being Amelia Reinhalt,
an Austrian girl OF about twenty-five
years OF age, EN- mployed as waitress in
the Eureka hotel. The cause of the
| decd was dcspOndency resulting from
the prospective separation from her
room .mate. She fi:cd two bullets into
her right temple and died instantly.
Either wound would hara been fatal.
The woman had prepared herself for
death by dressing neatly, and then
standing in the middle OF the Iloor OF
her sleeping roGuI. she pulled the trlg.
ger OF an old fashioned German self
cooking revolver. iallin: dead 10 tho
floor.
Mics Reinhalt had come from Austria
with hor parents and brother about
year ago. The father and mother are
now farming near Capitoln. She had
utcl III INt cIIiUlDN VI tHc ibbel Hbout
five months. soon ailGr coming TO
work she took fancy 10 Miss Munson.
This feeling grew upon her, and She
was not long in openly declaring Tint
she loved her friend more than anyone
else.
when Miss MunEan told tho girl on
Monday that she intended leaving the
house, siu became dc,pOuieut. She
grew more mOrosc, and lust night was
art-brOkcn. Her looks BETRAYED her
feeling. and it was only an hour after
Miss Aluuson lett tho house that the
girl committed tho ACT.
"lhe gIrl waa really in loyo with mo
for several months" said Miss Munson.
"llcr affection grew to that eXtont that
she became jealous OF nv sister nnd
other momhers of my family. When
Intended callin: upon NY sister, even
though she was invited, she protested
and thought was unkind 10 her. She
was constantly at my side, and never
cared To enter upon her duties and DO
apart from me. Sho oiton sold nc that
she could not live without me.
"Wo wercroOm.mates M d that Is how
we bccamo 40 intimate. | never feared
her, but always suspected that she was
not strong in mind. She was Of Il gen.
tlo and pcasing disposition. but her
jealousy was. so marked that it was tho
subject OF much comment. When !
would ,nIk to others in tho house the
poor girl woHld think that she had been
sli:hled, aud often called my attention
to the fact that should not have talked
IN, uu,s nnn nnt nj nnr urpSRnra' ~
Tho proprietor Of tho hotel states that
tho young w0man was dutiiul and re-
ceived no company.
The coroner took charge ot the body.
but ho excluded the curious crowd and
word was sent to her parents. The
suicide left no message.
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PIIrtADELrH,A. Pa, Juno ia meet.
Ing Of tho advisory board OF tho Asso.
cintCd Press, representing tho eastern
division OF the Associated Press, which
includes over 100 leading daily ncws.
papers, was hold ~ the Hotel bellevue
to-day
Tho following resolution was unanE
mouSly adopted:
E,soir,d, That tho advisory board OF
;he eastern division OF tho Associated
Press express its appreciation OF the
high character OF the news report OF the
Associated Press furnished to the papers
in the eastern division, which report is
clearly superior to any news service
ever before furnished to papers in thi,
portion OF tho country. either in the
foreign or domestic field.
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CLEVELAND. Ono. Juno 1S.-Chalr.
man Morris, OF tho local executive com.
lnittce el tho National Republican
League. announced to-day that the com.
lnlttoo has succeeded in making nm ar.
rang"mNnt whereby Governor McEin.
ley will Keen his engagement to nddrc,s
mo Chautnuqna nssumbly at Ottawa.
Kansas, on the 10Th instant and bu
present Mt tho convention OF tho MI
tional Republican Lescue on tho 2ls,.
Tho governor will start east immediate.
ly nftcr his address in Ottawa, probably
travelling on II special train as far rs
Chicago, arriving in Cleveland on Fri
day in simo to deliver an addrcss ut the
closing session OF the convention.
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MAY PROVE SERIOUS.
Steamer Carrying American Flag Lands
riiibustrrers In Cuba.

,r 90 -,
AShiN"ToS. u w. June lo.-lh"
steaner George W. Childs, carrying the
lljbusteriur expcGitiou from Kcy West.
s,,,Lo5 =, I,; DoG,;,, ;,ior
nation 10 'h's elect mas oeeh feceiEeu
here. 1t ls due in largo measure to
the sailing of ,his expedltion las, week
,t,,,ho 0I,;.;.,.,,;o,t ,to.,-o,;,oJ on
'''"' '"o -" = S'-'''''
ehe'cotic steps 10 prevent VOCATION o'
the neutrality laws ana caused Prcsi-
dent Cleveland 10 issue his proclama-
ton last night.
The Information from Jamaica states
only thnt the steamer has landed. but
does not add details Us 10 whether the
tilibus,erers are still on board or we're
landed at some point in Cuba.
The fact tina, tho Information from
Jamaica gives only the arrival OF the
Child. without mGnllon OF the tilibus.
,erors, leads to the impression in some
quarters that the suspicious directed
against her may prove uniounGed. ns
there is only circuuistantial informa.
ton thus far to show that she carries
the party.
lttne steamer George ". Childs, as
alleged, has carried from the United
States Il supply OF munitions OF war and
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BALTIMORE, Mp, June l3.-SpeCial re.
ports to the Manufacturer Record
show that tho advance over 81 n ton in
pig iron during the past week. will be
followed by another advance rs soon as
tho southern mill, are ready TO take
orders, most OF them having orders for
months ahead. The Pennsylvania pco-
pls who recently purchased three
furnace. at Sheffield. Alabama, and 10.
900 acres OF mineral land, have or.
gan!Eed company wiki Sl,50o,000
capital. the officers of which will bs
men who have long boon identified
with the Bethlehem iron company, OF
Bc,hleucm. Pa. Tho furnaces will be
put in bias, Immediately.
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CLEVELAND, June l3-The Iron Trade
Review this week will say: The week
has brought the regular quota Of ad-
vauces in prices and in wages to the
iron and steel industry. Mahoninc
Valley iurnacemen have granted their
cent. following the pace set in the Shc.
mango Valley few weeks ago, and
eastern steel works have announced
higher rates effective with July. In
pig iron. under continued buying, Besse.
mer has risen to Sll 50 in the valley.
and Sl2 i. expected by sellers rs the
next stage in the advance, making the
Pittsburgh price So Go.
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PRESIDENT SELECTED
10 Guide tho Dcstinicu OF tho Uni.
vorsIty OF Wost VirginGIn
BIl UNANIMOUS VOTE OF REGENTS
Row. DR.. D. L. Goodnight Is the
Man-unlls rom kentucky.
Is A NAN OF BROND CULTURE

Tue RcGonts Dover Him with Com.
pIctc Control Tho Institution, aud
with Power TO suspcau Professors
for Cause.-The Selection n Great
surprise, but tho Fitness aud Abili.
" Of the new President Cannot hc
Qucsti0ncd-Captnin Hewitt, For.
mrrly Stationed In this City, Elected
Military instructor-Othcr Changes
Mndc that will lnuro to the Bcuciit
Oithc Institution.
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FAIRM0MT NORMAL SCHOOL.
Int.r..,In= con,menc.m"ntn,T n, TIN. scI,oo

Inter,.tIn- CorltnenCsmrntn Mt Tins School.
Many Prominent Visitors Present.
Sp,c'Gi DiIpanh to q: htci!tycacsr.
FA.KMoSr, W. Va, Juno l3.-The
commencement OF the state normal
school this morning drew al immense
audience. It was especially noticeable
for tho number OF visitors and former
students, Tho performances OF the
graduates this yoar was far above the
average, and ovcry performer was given
tue closes; attention by tho audience.
the exercises were opened with prayer
by Rev. 4. L. Barnett, after which tho
following programme was carried out:
Grafton. with slula.ory. Education OF he VIII
RTN'9h belmont lcc, Warrington, "a,
T sara. IoI%%ii Ri;y;c..Tiis r. Ta
Essay Higher Education Of Women
sulan Hughes. BIo,h'viie, " Va.
Grafton ....wc't HrSlnlG rs G0iGnicTctil sShto
David \. Gib.Hp. Rockville w. w,
Grafton Ph yticRl Culttr-,I EGC"s'Hry SluHY
Villa 81. ACCray. fnirmOnt, W, va
Dickens ifaCc In Literature
Jane Eta McEInuoy. raialinc W. Va:
u;a,Ion, Seccs%ry
Qualification Of Public -caOu! ichchcr
4. s. Law, ClargSburg. w. Va,
Grcilat!on Tho Hlrning Ot Moscow
Alllo Martin Powell, it0OthIyil.U. ". Va
D'n:ioG ,........hn Argument for ilIr Income Tax
A. L. Gibson. Rockville. v, Va.
EIwr iOulc OF SnEkc'pcdr"S IDEALS
Ella BfnnHon Bartlett. MnnrUslG. !" w.
u1tuDn The pcY"i"nHirn, r;lar hU5riIl SCHOOL
II Ernest s.cGclI;u, g,rhosvi'r. ", 'n,
C:ni0,,;I .............h !ira ius Nptda 'u'fnSc
GGrsr lrpnsiOfd ii,RlIT. .Elt'rnI x. Va.
lErr"ruvr rnrulllrN
E,rhaadSon Ferguson Mason, TGNums WA
Hon. Virgil 4. LOWS. state aupcrin n
tondont OF schools. pr04cntod tho
diplomas 10 tho graduating class in M
Interesting address, followed by Mrs
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SILVER SCHISNA7ICS
In Arrogance aud IEnoruuco Pro-
claim Their Peculiar Vlows
on WHIT THEY TERM SOUND MONEY
Aud Lay tho Flattorlng Unctlon to
Their Misguided Souls
THAT THEY IRE CREATING A STIR

In tho Financial World-rhcy DO.
n0nnco Evcrythin. aud Commend
Nothing but Their Moustrous Ego.
'tism-Iho rrGSumptiyc Character
ofth0 itcsolutions II Only Parallel.
od by tho Fhbled Fly on the Ox's
Ear who Exclaimed, "What II Dus,
we iiniso"-rho Crazy Patch Gath
cring becomes More Imbcciio aud
suffers from FREQ Silver pHrcsls In u
Hat 10 or 10 tOI,
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Addition To Civil Service List.

WASHINGTON, i. c., June l3.-Presi-
dent Cleveland to-day signed an order
prepared By tho civil service commits.
sion whereby about 900 positions in
the government printing office nrc put
within the classified civil service.
The positions include ali those in the
office with the possible exception OF
about ono hundred, which embrace
char-womcn. coal.hcavcrs and others.
To-day's addition will bring tho total
number Of positions coming under tn.
civil scrvico in this country TO approxi-
nately $4,000.
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pIrrsHuRGu, Pa. juno l3.--St. An
thongs day was celebrated hero to-day
by tho dedication and consecraton OF
tho famous chapel erected and paid for
by the far.famed Rev. Rather MoIlIncer,
whose alleged cures Of almost incnrablc
diseases earnod Tor him u world-rcnOwn.
cd lumc. There were present At the OK
ercl'cs former patients OF The priest
from Ohio. Wr,t Virginia aud other
parts Of tho country.
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M' l. DIcIscy Fleming, n FORMER princi.
pm OF THIS school, Gov. William a. Mac.
GGorElc, Col. r. S. Carr, Wuitlnan T..
b,arbe, Jndso Okoy johnson, Harvey
W. iintncr, ox.Govcrnor 4. Brooks
tlnmlnS and others. Thus closed ono
"i tho most successful yunrs Of this
prosperous school. 10 an observer it Is
aOSoIntcl = necessary to have tho pres.
ent building enlarged ut M carly dnv
to properly impart tho diliercnt
branches OF instruction. as tho present
building WAS worry much crowded this
ypnr
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Nrw YoRK, June l&.-Albcrt s
Moore, treasurer OF tho East River Silk
Company in Astoria and formerly book
keeper tor lnmau Swami II Co.. wiki oil
fees in tho Cotton Exchange, wai ar
rested to-day on charge Ol forgery and
having appropriated SlO0,OOO OF the
funds oi the comnnny to his own Use.
Moorc's spccuIutlons commenced last
January and have proceeded steadiI!
over snce.
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Spce,Gl Disp1.ch 10 TIC IT'eiligd1cr,
lluxrl$Groy, ". Va. Juno l3.-0ne
of tho larrca, dry good stores in this
section, owned byJ. W. Valentine and
located here, made an assignment This
afternoon TO ]. l.. Caldwell aud thomas
Whit The matter created quite Il stir
in businc.s circles. Tho assets md
liabilitio, aro not known now, but the
a,signeos claim tina, they vii! pay dol.
Ia. for dollar
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CLEVELAND. O., June l3.-The Cleve'
land Rolling Mill Company to-day post
ed notices to the effect that the wages oI
all tho laborers and mechanic, employ.
ed in the works would be raised after
Saturday next. Tho luborers, between
500 and 600 in number. viii! be increased
from l2i per day to 81 25, and the me.
chanics will receive a general advance
OF 10 per cent,
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Sp,cirl Di'pGrh To n: TnictiJentr.
UuyrixGvOY. ". Va, June l3.-Thn
trial OF Mayor George |. Ncalc, who is
charged with Attempting to bribe voters
on last Tuesdays election. wa. called
this afternoon lnto nui upon motion OF
the s,ate wns continual until tomorrow.
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Pl1rsnuuGn. ~, lunr Is Tho white
granite aud srmi'purcnIiin nINuulac.
iurort nS~OCialiun @rGjlHj to-day
Ia cut ;hr price VA .hrIr wares TO what
tie" EnutislI manufacturers wore
offering.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jnuc l3,-Tho busi-
ness mems league Of this city nas un.
auimously resolved to make IN effort to
obtain for 81. Louis tho nelIonaI con.
vrn,ions OF both the Democratic and
Republican parties in lSO6.
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BOTH SENT TO JAIL.
George Mayor and William Harrl-
son Sentenced.
THEY GET TWO MONTHS AID $3.50.

And Must Kcmain IN Jaii nitcr thar
Terms Expire until tho Fincs aud
Costs arc Pnid-Tho Motion for .
now Trial Ovcrruicd-An0th SCri.
Ors Charge Pcnding against Euch.
"Itohdy Dowd" out 0n $1,000 ball.
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NnuGuynrs say that their sales OF
Hoods SursapanlIa cXcocl thoso oi all
"thcr-. !heru is no substitute tor
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For Friday: West Virginia. fair; wcstcrly
wiHd,.
r1r Western PENNSYLVANIA. thunder showers;
wnrmCF. westerly winds
Tor Ohio IEuudyt showers IN eastern p0r-
tInu; warmer IN northern Vorti0I, westerly
WNlU,
.lE TrNrfHItui!E rENTEBnAf.
rs furnished nE g, S@hSCrP. drns;is;, corner
Market uud Fourteenth SigtnI.
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SO. s7g,G13 AMI four per cent adjust
iueut bonds, s5L7-a,3ll, momentum
latIvu until alter JUS !, 1900, in place
OF present general u rg 80 auu,
Announcing a. slgg,.2 |,35b, with hGui
lutste.t u S5II2,5jl,
Ser0nG--Nrw o per cent u0u-7umu-
lntve preferred strCa, Sill 4Sj Jll, Iu
place IL S71gjI5OJ seCOu. mIusaau
"AD b0uut, win liked Interest ut l3,-
lI7,5JO; SlO,UJD,OOO second mortgage
u!pb UlnNs with nxcd Interest Ui allJ,.
coo auu sl,gj3,7DI income bonds lcH-
chaupesMg los "A") with fixed inter
est OF S5Ol
rnim.-Nuw prior g per cent bonds,
si8,U2D,il4, win fixed interest OF i'li-
$40, IH lIsuc Of t9UOl,OlJ Huuf'u'rr
iu.d ruf cent uHt,a, with s5iJtuJ
Fixed intersg; 1l,75O,ODD ,quGmsut
tfu4' scTits "a" pur cont bJHlHwl.l
fS7JJU uxuI iu,eu., tnI yl,-iJ.4l4
equipment ease wlrfau.g
Fourth y " common stock Of tlu-,'
OlJ,UJJ o. ,XJIause for Ike umIuui
present chp,nl stock. the Culcnso
g. 20. .lus HHt mlrtsa g q per cent
uuu smuuuug 90 sl5OD,uOj, with
$4,000 nXoi interest may Doe loit uh'
I4sIuIUgI. luu Capibiz ton under
tHp reorganization viii amOugt 10
sb7I ,g0s, with HSei Interest 81
s4.J-s.a41. .riBst nu 'His.iug cupllh.-
izauYl 8I $685. 595 2l7, Win hAod
ouarpcB %! 5000 U.s..
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.In,rrnItLe oo.rrnENcr.
Thc Izstctrd Revelations rot Ne
rrtyrd. Tysiiubnirs GIVEN.

cei,ed. r,siimonirs GIVEN.
KANsAs.CnT No April g.-ruos E-
Tatt uitsslsH lfum heaven was nOtie-
usIyu .uttuu. "JosephItt" conf renee a.
I4usIuudeuca tUIEy, President Joseph
smith Jr. spent sue entire duy WItu
tue twelve apostles and tho delegate
q tue G Inference, mJmUutarily expect.
In. Co hplr that revelations from on
nigh had Urru made. IhUro are twp
vau4luies among the apostles which
have cEisiUI fr many yrars, nni
which cannot he hllud until b. Is 10.
yualcI 90 GOD 90 Joseph smith AMI the
aUOstigT, who tLu new apostles are iu
W.. Nothing having come alter tJlul p
lung sitting, royJlaupua arc uut now
expected "a. this muttlug,
A lively debate wgs Uccaelunud iu
the conference this afternoon ~ thB
tu,. tuition introduced yesterday iu-
tttugunE thU birhUprlC O. mature plans
Ug tue institution % tins Oldug u
EuuCu. Iur delegates are iOr organ.
.Eug the new order tAUmsniVuf hr.uic
thu meeting gdjluruF. Tho Order OF
Eu1uh was rrDyi'ru Tor lG tho T1ycIE-
tons 10 1858 10 1857. itiBHaDt; ui ua.
vi etatlyr sian whereby tnr rich
people ~ tuu church reader uup1s,uul.
tirs TO The poor Tor ucssouag 'us,r
condition.
Tho H,-.i1 oncr testimony tIis u.orr-
Ing waH sH independence saint suJu.
50 years OLD.
~ am soTsly sill ',tej," he sail In -
trembling voice, "AHd have been i1g
nyo or nix muutus. yet 1 nave walked
] "a milo NuI uut tHls mHfu.ug ,p hu
with you ] have .ru devils cast out
/ the bunu made 10 see nud tue deaf 90
! hear, nv know there Ia o. tlJU God,
and that the Church Of the saints ID
| His church IL my HniOitiouto come
/ day be- suAtld on the tITJuu wan Abig'
/ nEm. lshRu Gud Jacob
/ Mrs Wuyht, ,tOm Vermont, cold how
| She had bgcuoie u saint. 81 was vie.
I ltod one night BY au angel" said she,
"who came anu stood by my budslls
/ with a square piece Of parchment iu
| his upllued- hand. 4 have come o.
/ tell you that JOSEF u smith is r0cJg
niErd prophet Of nrayvni' tue anguI
SAID,
Elder George Edwards, Of Southwest
| Missouri, ,aiu: "Latu one eyouiug ~
SoutnwtHt Missouri a voice came &,
me from heaven, ami said You or,
called 90 III ~ the lamp Of tho Cos
pei, Aud 1 have ever since Utun On
gagged asa servant uf tho Lord"
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GEOGRAPHIC.
CHINESE PUPIL.
ra nav Sharp, q Kansas Sunday
School Teacher
. ,,ori. arrested o" rh''r "'''''
''' Tour , ease Of 'i'''""'"
Identity

.,r,ry April 9.-Mls7 May
.,,,p.a teacher in the Fret ounu ,.,
'alh p,e,Jylerlau church sunday
hnl .ni,p IL attended by several
F .,'.',. wa, To-Day married to Charlie
,n,.' ,n, o.. the Chinese pupils Of the
l i..s' yI school Ju',ics Bette TIED tue
.. .I mot, Miss sheips parent. are
lii IAN. and tho affair has OauT'l
vel sI, Of ! sensation among lhelf
Ii,n ,...,,. Anil g.-Cbarlio Tong
IhiVAu.i bis bride q one DAY, Mise
W. W. seafp, Of k1usas IiIy' n'u
~ srrgfiouce with ihe lIi1e w.
IVY TIsy wsru seen ut the l'aI'inoi'
l.IIs,at by the police u 100 hai-
NVly ,t.,t station, who took Miss
-u ,. .iiss Maud Bailey ~ iniH
llss ~ M leon mlsslug from her
upiTs". sryrraI dHys. Tho Uillcur-
LIZ, .,,t 10 take tAe nlrl from tue
.N tnt we're prevented from doing
"tythe conductor ,,..t....,
"Tssisin HgHnutt then telophouad
..gtb Chicago, where TIE Ifhil VS.
.g.5 ty the rUlicu uni toe couple
80 md taken tI Lust ChirAg0
-l,.' ,. r8Iire f,nllou, thiuuCu miles
SBryr they were arrested. Tue
..ut vor. 10 Mta. Bailey thal
stsd found her daughter Mnul
w ,Is with ID ChiusmaH, Hnd THAT
". g,frundsr uffua. Mite. Bailey,
..tgas glance nt Mr.. Cling, teclatei
In,bt haI mover seen her before,
..sbebliicgr10m aud his bride were
ai,bst lhey were fec. They were
Isg Aighly indignant.
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Juu1.ud.y DC granted hui tlu nmnIga'
matinn will 10 ,tlt,tHH, Indeed, 10
may g0 bryUni simple union OF
miners Of all clNHes. for plan was
discussed for the OrgngIg,ti0u under
ONO head 1f Ell inHu Eual wUrkHTf.
Another ur jcct u'Hrussal was The
form lion among thu mHu workers ui
an inhuFaHuI ssslClauol Tor tho pay.
mcut 70! t,oE, accident nn l..tl, Iue
plnu wa iuI0rsuI, uui Nn iIusl action
was postponed aH on cher minor mat
ters tili alter tho OEInu convention.
Tho election OF uillrss. resulted no
follow. rIuslieui, Wa. i0wcllF, Coal
Crueb; vice proslluut, T., l.. Reese,
Castle Gate, Unhi Ftcrattry und ifCuf'
ur,r, John Hicks, Coal Greek; cEcuu.
tive baafr-Nm, Stokes, CJsig aH,r,
Upu; JOAN Ifaylu, Wyoming Goo,
CLARKE, Luuisvills, Coly.i JOS Cuuan,
SlprIs, Colo.
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CHICAGO, Alul 10. 90 Counterfeit
two cent postage stamps asg .apdly
accommodating iu tGG haud- OF Captain
Portion .tEhf UWtats atss secret ser.
Vice, Two WUrr package containing
900 ,.aIt were captured yesterday
auI arrests arc expected 90 follow
Iu Hhof. limu. IL Is now believed tue
ppTBguB implicated iu the crime may
ba found Ia Chicago and IA all the
principal cl.ies OF the Unitei States,
All the packageB seized were from
Buffalo, n, y, by the Wells, Fargo
Express company. Each VI these
packages was C0Lslguou BY the Cana.
uian Novelty company OF Hamilton,
Ont, aui sont &. D. ID
Postmaster Hegsing has ten samples
OF the spurious stamps ON his deck
"rhey arc extraordinary counter
feits," ne said, "Onu million counter
ict stamps such rs these could pace
through this office every day ami
not b1 detected. Where we handle
100000 letters daily, cBucsllinR them
on machines which nave capacity Of
10000 uUr hour, you 8tc how IT'S next
Co impossible o. examine the stamps,
This makes 10 ull the more dangerous
Ia the Inc Of C0uniUrieiuug. When
one RUS this counterfeit by the side OF
good stamp the difference can be-
teaIiiy detected
"rhe bad stamp il larger Rui the
printing is not 10 goo1, yet good enough
and near enough iu sias 10 deceive any
uuBuBucctiug man In tue world. What
tue effect VI tuiH discovery VIII be l
cannot tell. The present two cent
issue undoubtedly Will be recalled, but
/ have no authority for that statement
further than nay Judgment " what the
government mugg do 10 prOtec, itself,
/ q may not 80 necessary 10 make new
design, A new color might be- used"
Captain Stuart taid no regarded the
purchasers OF these stamps ne innocent
aud would mako no arrests In thai
direction.
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kIrbI,on IIoorganIE,tIon

Nav IUmS, April o. The Atchison
itg'gaulz ton committee Issued their
ilu l1Iuy which Is signed by all tue
ufmbers u the joint executive ft-
liquidation committee, Anh which
lN been approved by tho New York
ul.fAl reorganization committee, the
London bJnIhOldrr-' committees aul
A.lt & o.. OF Amsterdam, acting Tor
Ilg Ouch u8ndhuldufs.
The plan proposed IL 10 forecl0gD the
gaggtal mortgage anu other mortgages,
u DEEMED dusiTable, anu vest the prop
U'ly acquitted at foreclosure sales n
new company. The capitalization Of
zoe AlehlsUn company, under the IT.
.lS,lilau1n, viii compare NJ follows
Win the general hgufet.
tlnl-New general mortgage fouTs,
No,Hjl'2i with fixed interest OF
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NEw NUms, Ami in.-A special TO
The UDTd from Lrie, Pa, suyF.
MI 10 Hugh A., Fleming died !ast
ulsNt 90 LIs Gsgn year. lie was born
In CraHi0rI county, Pa aud Rruuu-
a,eI from West Point IN 1862. while
attached 20 Tie sixth iuiaulfy DO waF
wounded bg Sioux Indians Of Fort
Laramie. lie relieved XII Carun ut
For, Garland aud received the famous
tfsppoI's sword asa present lie was
Offered the command OF q PenusylVa.
MIA TegImuut in 1861 by Governor
Curtin and resigned nom tue army,
hut Secretary stanton Teiu6eu 90 accept
hl- resignation. Ia 1870 hu was TO.
tired on account OF disability. vita tue
rank Of major lie WAS offered the
chair OF military science IA the uui.
yursltieB VI California ana Miuuusgta,
but declined bu,h.