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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
- WARS IN THE RON ThA

(,o,o,d Nav 1.-THE Iron TRACE He' -,
,o-aa,,. ~rhc talk OF better prices 'o' "o"'
.,,.r shar. NJ II has been realized III '' IT, a.
,r,nsac,ions has brought imme''"'s - an.
,nonds for higher wages. win d" ,aas coon ~ he
,are,, &, other directions that promo" "~a'. hs
hoard from The Minnesota iro" h', NJ ,,s
,oane 10 ner cent advance In ""sea' , o,,o
,,.n were maid less than the ra'e a. ~ ooo.,,~r"t 1
Sor'"r nv" mines This action may not De cons'pe.r
nrccedent The furnace s''"o =, o,,' ,,o.
POM has been won b. the men, a"u ,, "no
hon,ng valley furnace a demand n'' 49,, ''a,
o. h,,,or yaecs Al other furnaces :" " '-' "
laws ,be woec question may be expeu''' 49, Wy
go ., anw r"oment In connection win ,ne H'na'sn-
rna,ed convention soon be held ~ an
"nvonco of n 70 7s cents in the p"'',"s '''e -
moo,ed. The wage features OF the "nmo,,nce1 -
80 sumner, the advance in price sirkss in thn
orious direc,ons Further furnnLet Tor Ecsscrncr
valleys would result In a hfrn me Amalgamaicd ed
NO and a enlargement over w Wv ali rolling mill
scale would have q Ike eHe.t Eastern markets
nnroi,,cis is for some time back n better hss,s
prc slower rhan the West TO get t,nrk for the nr.s
Eastern mills are supplied WIN W prices is much
ent hut new business at nigHH,,b ,be AlIcghcnies
scarcer than I'm markets west o., toD furnace mon
''SeycsstIe, Penn May 2-Three, Three,rroces M in the vi.
.nnoyed I'm the VA nrious iron iuaained the yic,orv
c,nity OF Newcastle last night ~ former war.s
IN their strike for the restoratlo % ner cent Work
The ~ total reductions aggregated I" p'' ~"
F, will be resumed at once
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rUr DJcpC ySiRY LAW AT SIIh -.

Columbia s. c.. May 2.-The const''u,lo""".y I' ~
.be registration laws and CONSTITUTIONS |oh''"'0
az, NJ the State of South Carolina is peiis "s.
hefore United States Circuit Judge Na'ha" ~
here The matter came up to-day on .'e ~ ~
norary ntunc.ions recently granted by Juusc "o,i'
one AT the instance Of c. A. Douglass anu ''
other AZ the instance of J. +. j. Caiu"en Gnu
samnson Pope. defeated candidate for "oVei"o' III
,be las, election II the injunctions are i
nsrnanen, II means revolution in the state 80
far voting goes - ,d T s,
Nessrs c. A. Douglass. Sampson POPE anu
7 Caldwell appear for the compiainah's' ~.
,ornev-ceneral w A. Barber; Gehera r'
McGrady and George S. Mower represent '"'
State . ,oar,ns A.
All The afternoon was consumed in hear"s nv
tornevGeneral Barber's argument IL "aS a
strong dental Of the Jurisdiction OF the cou'. ar
an exnosi,,on Of the doctrine OF state 's'", ''s"'"
There are TO be five other arguments OF ef
length The court Will recon"ene at 10 a. HI W
morrow - 49, r.,is,ra lion cases
has heen disposed OF. The dspensaiy i,inaJonnsarv
case viii he taken up The fate OF tnc ~, only
svstcm hangs on This proceeding ant anu s,aics
cvervhody in the State but many III U, o', s,,orcst
are watchine the case with the keenest H'e'e"'
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ry rur rR,cK or me TORNADO.

Wichita. Kan. Nay AT iaybrcak this morning
q partv of doctors and assistants startod from ha
s,ead following the track Of the tornado. when
extends over twenty miles. Daisy NrH ae'" III
teen who was among tho injured. dei This morn
,,,, .,,d ec,,r,i NOR. are not expected to live.
hutchinson Xlr.. May 2-Thc money loss re-
suling from yesterdays tornado Will profanity reaoh
,g-.g0 Physicians from Wichita went TO the scene
AZ soon as intelligence Of the storm reached mat
mace Everybody in the track of u" storm io''
everything. and outside aii VIII probanN nav 10
io called for The fury OF the storm seems TO nave
dnro lfs wors. six miles west OF lialsteli NcAi
,hc Frizz.le hone dead cattle, horses, hoSs anu
chtckers ar. ac4ttorea al the fields. ino."
vvho first saw the Disaster coming say me 'louI
made slow progress. u seemed 10 waV'r III on
houses nearly all OF them large. were destroyed.
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CONVENTION or KENrCCKY REPCBLICANS

Owensboro. Ky. May 1.-The State Convention OF
Republican Clubs called to order yesterday az
,erroon nv Dr. j. +. Kimberly Judge ]. d. Atch-
, norocratic city Attorney, welcomed the dele
,o,os an behalf OF the citizens He was followed
bv John Feand jr who welcomed the guests on
hoholf of the Owensboro League T. j. Crawford
CT president responded Wood G. Dunlap OF
Ixt,,,on WIS elected president: w. Med. Shaw
of Coylngton. KY. first vce-president Polk Canister
y, uonLi,sv,lle second icepresidcnt; d. II. Sine.
:, ~au,n,rt secretary: w. S. Van Wrinkle. OF Frank
sor, Kv.. assistant secretary; John p. Ernst OF
Covlngton. treasurer Resolutions were adopted
1,nd,np a free ballot and fair count. redistrlct-
,,,, ~ the state good road laws. protective tarn
and liberal pensions laws, but were silent on none
,,rv matters About an hour was spent In listening
=, sbor, speeches by prominent League members
" o.,moton was recommended as the next meeting
pTTye. convention adjourned without an expression
, mmreference for Presidential candidates AZ the
OF pi,sIon a resolution was offered by Il. 7. Franks
coono"ncng the Legislature OF Tennessee for Its
d,'n in The Governorship f. B. Posey. OF Evans
Nil Ind Republican candidate for Governor OF
that state. spoke last night to 700 people at the
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BAD BLOOD 'TWIXT la WYE RS
COLONEL BEECHER AND MR. TOWNS AL
MOST COME TO BLOWS.
THE FORMER CALLS THE LATTER "PETTI-
FOGGER" AND rs DENOMINATED Lila"
AND SINISTER" IN RETURN.


roGGER" AND Is DENoMINATED A LIAR
AND SINISTER" IN RETURN.
Friends of Colonel William c. Beecher ana Mira
beau L. Towns the lawyer. were made nervous
tcriay by lively dispute between 'he" =" 80.
County Clerks office IN Brooklyn. during "h'c" '"'
men nearly came blows. Afterward there was
talk of a duel etc. but the matter is ikeV ~ We
droDped where It is The men went into the CIerh
oa,co n take bill of costs In the salt OF May Wey
vbo lbs, ho,h Of her feet under Long Island Rai-
rad company car Colonel Beecher objected 10 ah
item Of $50 in the bill and demanded that Mi.
who represented the little whey Sirl III tue ui.''
age suit swear to the number OF miles trasene' o'
oach uitness which were charged for as dlsburse-
ments. -, A.. .o,o
81 have sworn to the correctness OF .he "no,e
hrl" s,id Mr.. Towns. 'and don't intend to do any
more swearing on this occasion ,, -
Then the men CARED a; each other anu in''1e u
\ minute every was uncomior'apie
you're a pettifogger" yelled Coionel beecher'
shaking his fist at the curly-headed 'r' io"n''
"You are n liar and a shyster!' yelled Ar' iowhs'
,Li,, h,s as, vythio foot Of Mr. Beechers race
81 was never called pettifogger from the oeheH
as you were" shouted Mr. Beecher. ,,,.
"you have been pettfogging all throus" ''''
issue" cried MIR. Towns. -.
1--WE never been accused Of petufoggihs py
Judge hissed Mr.. Beecher. .,,
Mr. Towns pranced up anu oo"" '"' -
blooi fairly boiling with rage. Things were ie"'
ing a climax when Mr. Beecher said:
III were going to fight. we'd better 80 Oh ~
livery stable somewhere. so the b.ooa "o" "'1''
the public records"
This had so much imagery in it that 1t apparently
struck a poetic chord in Mr. Townss nature anu
he began to cool off a little himself -, o,,
Colonel Beecher then apOlogzed TO a., prs.n'
sove Sir Towns for losing his temper. MI o" u: u
saii he would "get square" with Mr.. beecher !"
some way but didn't hint how. , u,orJ
Peecher and Mr.. Towns is the lawyer whose WI S -
50 charmed farmer on Long Isand tnat the ia' iie
ief, him a legacy OF several thousand dollars.
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1ELEGRlPHIC NOTES.

Jackson. MINI. May 2-charles Ridgeway;; the
mail carrier bei~ccn mere 1nI S1's's nm yester-
day
Niobrara. Nco. May The Goyernn'nt school,
building the Santee Indian ResefvtduSnm .,den "'s
burned Tuesday night. causing Il loss OF >i''oo'
por, Townsend Wash. May 2-The rni.ei states
Revenue cutter RUSH arrived last night from & san
francisco. bound to the Bchrlng sea The inc hseiii sni
leave here for northern waters next week
San Francisco. May 2-Coloncl X. H. Mclean was
passenger the steamer Aainedi wnlcn haI,In ', y
anpoint~i by President Dole to take command of
the Hawaiian Army.
Omaha Neo May Nv II Mssqaer assfIant vi s,I
eide this morning. Ili-health was the cause. Ihere
shortage.
Eau Claire. Wis May In heavy gale ,he Ir,. lae
caeo 81 Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad
was approaching Eau Claire eleven loaded cars
Mel over Al Of the train that was left on the
track the locomotive and the caoooSe'
Rochester. y. Y, May 2-The state Board S, Of Of
f:in9 settl"m"nf Of the strike Of the wcavers
IN Sher9am hH nn foy Weeks and involved n The
mills resumed operations today, upon completion
Of Or, repairs.
Rome. y. Y. May Edward Hurlburt; OF Utica
Bar, was on Tuesday convicted OF grand larceny
embezzlomenp n the nrst desfse. rms afternoon
he was scntenccn 10 Auphi" '"'" ''' ''"' '"''
AM nine months
Hinghamton " Y. May 2-Seven Grand jury
prisoners were frustrated In an attempt 10 break
,n, NJ ina north corridor of the county jail lore
,naav Tee nrisoncrs "a wei lock a door lead
sDs inid a iail yard. and would probably have cs
cnncI n, ,nlght had the plot not been discovered
rhc men have been at work on the lock for sevcra
days.
Detroit May The yAGaels hrae and COLLECTION ,s q
,is r,.dn Jurlng his entire life by Frederick
stc.rns' mead OF the big manufacturing chemists
firm OF 81 siearns apier in hre which Destroyed par
OF his home last evening NJ S'esrns's COLLECTION
s "s nv ",u " thousands OF dollars and years OF rave
,n .hn orient. His musical collection was the mos
valuable In America
track ~ The Chicago and Great Western Raroa'
/ between Green Mountain ard Cad Brook wrecket
sne ar and three coaches were thrown down an em
bankment where they are ,,, NnS nov; W. The baggage
pSrsongers r,'s escaped. The track was cleared th
| morning.
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THE PLATTE Az INFFRiOH p"'A"'''

Omaha. Neb May 1.-THE taxing oI ..,
Brooks the ranking origad'e' -s'n,'"' 49,. D..
I .s r.nar,nent OF the Platte 10 the DO
an.r,an, ~ Dakota. and sending Colonel 'oI-
nineer who has the least rank among erisa'i'r' -
considered by some OF the Army men 10 DC q" ~. ,'',
d,cation that hereafter the Department y.
platte will be an inferior command. ""''pS % ~"
departments geographical INES nav ,",,- ,.,s
n,,aeon Omaha Niobrara and Robinson Appear
ancos at beadquarters certainly indicate chh"s''
s,a,e Of affairs since a year ago tncacs n'ncs Therc
uartments conspicuous ry "V,' n'scc,or general :
noic~ ~ w has been abandoned, as has also tn' ON
oihGe OF nr,or n of small arms practice Major o",r
o. lhsp, o, srrived 10 M the duties Of chi'l pay
mas nov p tba donartneni and there mas Dreh 10 10
I"',.,srccr's Office at the headGiaIl'is S'''' 49, T
enS; snS;mre ~ Captain Worden year ago
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or GARMEyT- WORKERS PRobAbhh

p,,,,nore Nav 2-Indcations 'o-n'sn' PONY 10 a
General strike Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN va" ,sons and
win affect directly OF inn"eo''
,aro,vze the clothing business. oo.,,,obers
commree from the contractors organization
'o-oay. a,lI resume work 1t was deciaei ,"a'
the the ,wo organizations present Joint r, Of 10
the manufacturers tomorrow II" ancen, me con-
reiusai on nv ra,o,, Makers Union. through Cen
d9ns scrnary rnn Rechers will cal Out ON, ne Of work
and vest makers, when w. W., snoneers and all Of
Se aps"asn' sa Gn Of
smpoymen ana who seen today sse 81
Sa hey co" adyanee Ssy ealppcfed pISssd Strike
,',n ",Ia r nm, nossibly increase rates
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MADE THE DEMOCRATS VINCE.
THEIR UNsICCEssFUL FIGHT AGAINST fHiN Nii-o
THE PRISON SCANDAL REPoRT-RE-
roDNS cI-GGESTED

r,.rrp r-<sr-C,-EsSFUL FIGHT AGAINST PRINTING
THE PRISON SCANDAL REPoRr-RE-
FORMS SUGGESTED.
Albany Nav I'm the Senate to-day the klourn
prison Investigating Committee mace report ""~
sent I'D a resolution to refer II TO the "o'e'".
Senator Cantor objected 10 printing the repo'' a.
r.csIvng the resolution. He said the report anu
Testimony owing to the way the latter was tak'n'
should be destroyed. The committee sta''eu ou.
deliberately get hold OF the PRISON Deia ',e''
patronage. The Republican party had not ua'eu ~
pass a general Power OF Removal BILL ana 50 'ooH
,bis extraordinary course. The committee had even
gone so far as 10 grant immunity W P'''oS' '''
order 10 procure evidence.
Senator Kilbufn denied this absolutely.
senator Cantor said application for pardon
was now pending. and the prisoner haa oeeh 'o'o
that II he would testify against certain wGruen
the pardon would be secured In the invest'Sa"on
the wardens were not even allowed 70 De prese".
when testimony against them was being aken. ana
had no. chance to refUte II. The Lexow Comm'''ees
acts were bad enough, but this dscointed eve"
them and only yesterday a bill was put IN 70 tu'"
over the insane asylums OF the state I'd Republican
spoism.n This right In lire win the present
report which sought to turn out the Prison Surer,n'
tenden and SO get hold OF the patronage 81 hat de-
partmeLt also. -
senator Kllburn said that all there was OF the
nardon matter was this That the attorney Tor the
warden had warned the prisoner that the warden
and ,ba committee had warned him not TO do so.
Prisoners had been heard privately IN order that
there might be no intimidation by prison ofnc.als.
senator Cantor rose to reply and Senator OCon.
nor who stood back OF him. leaned over and said
something in an undertone. Senator Cantor replied
ho,v. you attend to your affairs propose
to speak on this.
He then said he doubted II the Prison Committee
would meet again. 'It was proposed to defame the
character OF prison officials by fcastering tns g.
oficiais. who were being attacked solely to get
their piaces ought to have at least as fair treat
ment as was given Republicans who were In
volved. =,
Al this point the discussion was closed. and. In
order to get full attendance. Senator kl!burn
moved call to the Senate 1t was ordered When
the proceedings were resumed. Senator Cantor reaS
an affida Wit owing that convict, {. II. Law
renee. OF Auburn Prison. whose application for .
pardon was before the Governor, had been ap.
proa ched by the chairman OF the investigates
Committee. who wanted him to testify TO the fals!:
fcaton OF prison books. 1t also set forth that
Senator Raines had tried to ntmidate the con-
Wet
then made . pont-bank denial Of the facts state1
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KILLED BY 4 CiBIE C1R.

POLICEMAN coGHLAN's LITTLE DAUGHTER Run
pow~ ~ AMsTERpAMAvE
Mare,ret Coeh.an. tn" nt'ic dansn'er ,"' nhl
,nc.har wears OIL. O., Policeman John 'oshlah' OF
ia. East one -hGulrc lth-ft pohce-''atioh ""'
struck and Killed ~ q cable car IN 'toh' '' "''
homo To li35 Am-ter!a'n-ave.. yesterday morn
,,c :. o,s corhl,n's day IN AMI he took the chill
ou, into The street 70 play. lie stood ialk'ng 70
some mon and while hts back was turned 'n' h'Ic
girl rodilcl ont into The street across the ''ne
track. ana directly IN front OF Car 10 80 "ni'A
vas coming Wy the north track ~ ful speed b''of'
the gripmin. Henry Hcs'h. could Apply W" p''h'
tho enr struck her Her father carried her INTO
Manhattan Hospital. where srr di"l IT. a i"W n"'
rren,s IIc.ch ana arrAlgneI 20 the Hlrem -
Nee court and reminded by Ponce Jus'cr N''''
FOR examination today.
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THE PLEA or HYPNOTSN AFAHhD 'oiHi'"

Denton. Ma May 2 (SpeciaD. Marshall h. frce'
who or March &C. bruta.y murdered Sa'Ae Dean
a schoo! girl sixteen years old. in the woods hea,
Harmony. this county. was this afternoon convicted
OF murder in the hrs; degree. The trial having
been without a jury. it did not take Judges stump
ard Wickos ong TO reach verdict H'SS ''''' "''
-. t..t,.r,,,or settled the fate OF the man. who,
after having confessed his horrible crime. made the
plea that II was committed while acting under a
stronger Will power than his own. But hypnotism
and insanity. contrary to expectations ana 20 'he
statements OF medical experts. VINO had eNainneu ~
prt.a cuf M figure In the case When the Nerulct
was Announced the excited people crowded ABOUT
the town hail. cheering and Yelling.
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rur r,x.r ,y,pycTyoy or THE MAINE.

WASHINGTON May 2-The official report OF the
nual inspection OF the armcrei cruiser Maine
which reached the Navy Department today sho"S
that the engine and boilers have peeh oo"p.'
according 10 contract. and nave snow" "o ue 80,
- - ,hcy ,cro Installed In The ship. few
,,,.s ,hou, the machinery costing less than slo'o
remain to be provided by the contractor as 500"
~ the remainder OF the vessel more neary az
."r,arhes comnation II is believed the Department
- an .Ssc, n inaI settlement with the contractor
as A result OF this report
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FELL FIVE STORIES TO HIS DEATH.

FATAL ACCIDENT on coLV VMBiA Coi-l'E"h 'N"
BUILDINGS.
John Hoke a carpenter. who was WORKING Oh uie
new Columbia College Building al ohe-huhui
soven,.en;h-st and Amsierdam-ave.. was siding
io,L down from, the roof OF the building yester-
dav afternoon when n nall projecting from II caught
IN his clothing lie pulled over the rooi Oh 'He
e4ge AMI fell with the plank head foremost 70 Ine
around five stories below. landing on ms N'au a.,
,iie of lumber An ambulance call was sent III
fo Wnnhlttln Hospital and the man. IN an u ulcoii, %
sclous condition. was taken there tils S neSh " "
,r,uer and n. died at O'Clock. Who Hoke was
and where ne lved was not known at late nou
lasi night Father Povcr' OF All Sa,nls Nn"r a.
11nohundred- twenty min hist and Mails
y1s cacd t. the hospital before the man ll.u, '''
racognlZel him as a melnDer OF hI5 cohsIe5'.
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THE INTERNATIONAL y. M c. A. MEETING.

snrlnrneld Mass. May . (SpeclaD.-The thirty
ars, International Convention of Young Mems
Christian Associations Of North America VIII be
held in this city next Wednesday. May :. and VIII
continue in session untii the following Sunday.
The meeting Will be held in the State street Bap-
tist Church. the city Han ara the AsSoeiaooi,
rnu,,,c Among those who will take par; will
he Iuc,cn G Warren, MD. OF New-York: Fred
erick B. Pratt OF Brooklyn; President Gates Of
Amherst: Charles g. Eastman of ST. Pau; Colonel
John j. McCook and The Rev Dr. Faunce &C. OF New, New
I-ut"crsi,v. General .. q. Howard. and Secretary
lanes l.. Barton Of Boston The e.osing exer-
cisos vii, be conducted by ID. l.. Moody.
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cor gyOWy NAY RFSfGy MS OFFICE

81 Louis May "A dispatch to lhe chrome"
from Ffnnkf,rt Ky. says that the state offices
, ga. ,,bc square were all closed Mt II o'clock
this morning and Grape was surpcr'"f from the
entrance doors It sa'd that Governor brow"
wifi No., now enter the Senatorial race lie II ''r-
rl,v distressed over his sons irnglc ana thanc'u'
death Many close friends hnv" cil'eh ana t'h'''"'
.,.f- sNrnrofhv Intimate friends OF Governor
T-own ~. ihat he H. heari-brokcn over thc as,
grace attached 10 n" i"ath "i his son NM ~ a.,
5-"tsh,v N. viii roacn ihe Office OF Governor an
rr,.1rc a. friyaie Ne The Governor denies himself
all callers
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rur TEyyFSSEE GOvERNoRSHP '"'ih"''

vashyIIe. May (spsciaD-The argument o. oor"-
90, ,or Wessrs Turney and Evans contestants ior
ne Goyernorshp. closed tonight. The Spe''ns' s
.oro listened to with the closest attention "' Wv
sora,e and House IN Joint convention ana '"..
number Of spectators. the maJo''. '"- w. ,,s.
Ir -, ,eobers Of both houses to-morIow 4'.l - II
S probabc hat vote VII not De rSg" may under
urday& go ,aTonied be called al any tme As NV, h
are only about dozen WTIfs business has to be
session ana Il is more than likely that an extra seS
sion will be called
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rowER FyGTRES FOR OH.

pittsburg. May 2-The Standard Oh COMPANY "hs 'hs
further depressed the oil market. In Cl' - 80
market opened at 81 3d. then cropped 70 - .od The
rha ,ow.s, and closing price was 81 60 offered II.
p,tsburg market opened at 81 Is bid and c'ose' ~
81 60 bid H.. Ohio
cleveland. May "A dispatch from Lima. o"'u 20
savs. North Lima oil was reduced this hor''"n m ,s
a, a, soutb Lima TO 90 and Indiana TO % &c, ce'. to
Ir ~ :sst J'iona was cut 10 81 IS, Pennsyvans"
4, N Corning TO 81 S. and Newcastle ana rn ,ai b,ow
"a ii * Tbe reduction In Lima oil ~ se'e''
10 many speculatOrs
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rer1ry INST REVEAL HIS SECRET

ro,venworth. Kan. May 2.-Judge Myers OF the
,.,Ior,, C>ourt in granting the petition OF w. f..
f,,nson. OF Topeka. who sued Dr. Leslie f. Kelley
Sor 900 damages. rules that DIR. Keeley must
n,ake known the ingredients OF his blchloride OF
gold compound. The Court holds that the compound
,s not property right nor trade secret pe'ns
80 ,,a u,nrotected by a patent. and has been In use
ro ,han two years. In fact that there Is nothing
20 prevent Dr. Kelley testifying Johnson alleges ne
was made q physical WRECK by the goio treatment
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vrs ptRyELL GROvTyG WEAKER

p,or,oy, Y ! MAY Mrs. Parnell's condi-
,,o, changed for the worse tonight, and she IS
growing weaker She became delirious, AMI Dr.
Sbinns arpears to be alarmed at the situation
The Burlington County Freeholiers refuse 70 IN
crease The reward offered by Prosecutor buau'
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onyrp.1 pryy0y NOT A CANDIDATE.

,o...r from, CencraI Theodore A. Runyon AM
hsssaaor n Germany. was received In Newark yes
terday by william A. cottcr. who had r.,,c written ,c
him asking him II he would accept the De'"oe os,S n
nomination for Governor. General kunyon ,Sa, Sa his
the letter that he not c3ndddaoet aoetcsrwise were
ouch as TO prevent him from return'"s " '
States this year.
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THE DELAWARE DEADLOCK.

Dover May "A number OF persons heard 'ne
iolni ballot for a United States senator To-Day
rlrnor being current that something IN the ha'u'e
Of a change would occur. There was no chahse'
however the ballot resulting hsssns p,pp..,ii pnep,,
A1Ilcks tI{epD Is: Massey (Rep) .; ielhe""'
1s~n1 /: Ridgey (Dem). .: Tunnel (Dem). l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
,yr ervryIpy yOr TO re TURNED o'E"'

Cincinnati May 2.-Lane Seminary VIII 10,
turned over 10 the General Assembly o. we
hv,er,on Church That decision was r'a'n'' ~
IN. trustee yesterday. after so"'"""' 49,
,onco With the committee sent out bY 'h"
coislnn,biv The Rev Dr Morris resigned AZ 'e@'
ard also az a member OF the faculty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
DrRR4yr HELD WITHOUT BAIL.

Ca, Francisco. May Judge Conlan this morning
,ais Theodore Durrant 10 answer before the su-
nerIor Court. without bail for the murder OF Mill
ME williams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
wATER LET ~ THF ClNAL.

Troy. y Y. May 1.-Two hundred canalboats are
AT the West Troy locks awaiting the opening oi
navig1fion tomorrow might on he Erie Canai. ihe
water has already been let into the canal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
NICARAGUAN DISPUTE OVER.
SALVADOR TO TIE RESCUE.
THE LITTLE REPUBLIC ACCOMPLiSHES
WHAT CLEVELAND WOULD NOT DO.
ay AMICABLE SETTLEMENT REACHED.
BRITISH WARSHIPS TO BE WITHDRAWN
AT ONCE FROM CORINTO

WHILE THE ADMINISTRATION WAS PRArlNG
ABOUT THE MONROE DOCTRINE SALVADOR
QUIETLY STEPPED IN AND SECURED THE
ACCEPTANCE OF NICARAGUAs OFFER
A FEW PLAIN WORDS FROM SIR
EDWARD GREY CAUSE CHILL
IN PENNsYI.vANGA-AVE.-MR
BAYARD's RESPONSIBILITY
FOR THIS GOVERN