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drcat clouds OF mist hung over
tho city and tho valley. Tho
faint outlines Of tho Tennessee river
could DO traced ns II gracefully made
its turn on tho mocci'in bond. Tho At
scmblod band OF Wesleyan pilgrims,
representing almoAt every stato In tho
union, aud also the Dominion Of Can.
ada, rOvOrcntly uncovOrol thcir heads
ami began thoir doy0ti1ns. Roy. Geo.
X. Stewart, tho celebrated evangelist,
who INSISTS Sam Jones In his meetings,
lnd tho moGting Az ho stood and talked
TO tho poopo Of tho lOvo OF God aud Of
tho power Of tho gospel OF Josui ChrIat,
aud n4 ono looked uuon tho peculiar
surroundings Of tho assembly hia mind
ran back to that noted meeting Of near.
ly nineteen hundred ycars aco, whom
grcat atnsiombly OF people hoard tho gospel
prOclaimch by Its great ioundorupon q
mount OF Palestine. Tho worshippcrS
stand rs II lost In devotion and adora.
ton. lhoir hearts aro brought close to
the God Of nature, who is so beautiful
ly aud mn CsticaIy revealing his power
10 thom. rhoy stand silent, md thcn.
IN LhVlV UOOV1 ONUl Illo ulslHhk lIO'lSuh
tho ilr4t beams oi the great King Of Day,
they all, M il moved by common
spirit, brcal; forth with tho long meter
doxology:
"praIsc Col from whom all blessing, Gow."
A good Methodist could stand it no
longer. Their pcnt.up feelings became
OXubUrant and loud shouts wsro given
aud handshakei wcso exchanged OIL all
sides. 1t was d scene never to be forgot
tnn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or oninha hron'rs tho Indignation Of tho
lIDnoAt Citizens.

itOhoht Illiiehs.
OMAHA, Nrn, Juno 2S.-Tho demand
for municipal reform in Omaha became
so pronounced to-day that tho busluoss
mon and citizons, regardless OF party
feelings, have unitod In tho publica.
tion OF proclamation calling for
tho organization Of movement looking
to tho introduction OF business methods
IN tho city govOrnIncnt Tho nmbers OF
public indignation hayo been famed
Tor several months by tho alleged cor.
rnntion now existing in local municipal
affairs. Months ngo ii was noticed that
city money wa, boing used by spUcula.
tors, contractors and o,hors with politi.
cal influence.
Tho mRt,or bccame so ilagrnut two
weeks since. that tho school board do.
mnnded an investigation q, to Its funds.
Tho nnS. day City Treasurer Bolln ilna
iroin tho city, leaving u notc that hc
had gono 10 commit auicide. 0hiccra
located him in hiding.
Developments showed that many
members OF tho city council and other
politicians owed tho city from 500 to
$1,000 each. Tho only security tho
treasurer had was d siip in the cash
drawer indicating tho amount duo tho
city on tho |. o. IL. Cash wRs missing to
tho amount OF $4,000 Since ,hcn this
has 6eou reduced two-thirIs by tho /.
o. us. being taken up.
The council. ia tho iaco OF the situn.
tion. refused to doposo BolIu, though
many citizens were demanding his ar.
roSt. A wock after his dciaIcations
were mado public. Bolln resigned.
Tho mayor repeatedly sent Names OF
citizcns to the council IN succeed
BoIln, but that body rotuaed to con.
firm the nominations, in tho meantime
leaving Bolln in Office. After turnIng
down many otthe most reliable citizen
OF Omaha, tho council. at 10 O'Clock,
after weeks delay confirmed ]. Il. Du'
mont city treasurer. The developments
contributed so powerfully to tho gen.
esal dcmand for reform. that prncla'
nation signed by 1000 OF the most
prominent citizens OF Omaha, ropre.
scntinc all political parties, was
published to-day, calling upon citi.
Scns generally to join with them
in vigorous non.seciarian and
non.parti-an citizens movement for
municipal! reform.
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EMILY HALLS DEATH.
The Trial of Dir. seaman for His Allegc
Completely In the Case.

The Trial of Dr. seaman for Ills Alleged
ComplicIty In the Case.
DETROIT. MICn., Juno 2S.-All tho
testimony for tho dcienso waa sub
mittel during to-day's proceedings Of
tho triai OF DR.. Seaman for nanslaugh-
ter. Acquain,unces OF the doctor tes.i.
iied to his previous good character, and
physicians testified regarding alleged
difficulties in tho way oi detcrmin-
ing the exact cause OF death, the
various possible reasons for premature
birth and as to the deiondants general
reputation. The letters shown 10 have
been written by tho Row. Jonathan
Bell wero finally admitted in evidence.
Both sides then rc.ted and the argu.
mcn.s began. Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney Hunt opening for the state.
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LONDON, juno 23.-It certain reports
turn out to be correct, aud there seoms
to bc no good reason for doubling thcm,
Mr.. Richard Crokor's colorcd jockey,
Willie Simms, Ia liable to find himself
in the hottest kind OF hot weather. Ai
cablsd 10 tho Associated Pross on Sa.ur.
day last. Simms has boon amusing him.
self considerably at Newmarket aud on
Monday, June II, las the Associated
Press dispatch also exclusively an.
uouncod) he wagcred he would drive 4
trotter from Newmarket. to Cambridge
and roturn within an hour, q total dis
tancc OF about &c miles.
snms started Ia sulky with COM
panion and made Cambridge in quick
tiIno. But when nearing Newmarket on
the return trip tho horse dropped dead
and 1t 10 probable that Simms will be
arrested and most severely punished as
n result OF an investigation into tho at
fair which the officers Of tho Royal So.
cieiy for tho Prevention OF Cruelty 10
Animals began to-day. A special OH.
Ger Of tho society was dispatched to
Newmarke. this afternoon with
instructions TO thoroughly Investigate
the story Of Simms' drive to Cambridge,
and il the story OF cruelty to tho trotter
Is proven. Il warrant for tho Jockeys mr.
rest will be issued. Tho olficer has also
been instructed to find out II the com-
panion OF Simms in his drive was Mr..
Croker himself. and il this should prove
TO be tho case there NAV be serious
trouble in store for Mr.. Croker, as we'll
as for Simms.
The action OF the R S. P. @. A. was
due to Jerome X. Jerome and Mr.. La
bouchere. Tho latter says in Truth !:
AFTER reading au account OF tho per-
fornance, I expected to announce that
Simms had brought an action for libel
or had been fined the heaviest penalty
for such diabolical conduct No pun
ishment Is too bad for mau who would
| fog horse to death, and / would
cheerfully see Simms 1oggcd along the
| high road and made 10 run until he
| dropped dead.
NJ. Labouchere's article concludes
with calling upon the r. S. p. q. 4. 10
thoroughly investigate tho matter.
Mr.. Jerome in newspaper to-day
writes that no had sent the details oi
tho affair to the r S. p. @. a, adding:
"Simms is half.cast VINO has come to
England for pure gambling specula.
ton. He is employed by Messrs. Croker
and Dwyer. concerning whom i. is ruf.
iicien: to remark that Mr.. Croker was
once prominently connected with that
gang OF rascality, Tammany Hail."
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MURDHI: MYSTERY.
Body of nm Unknown Nnu With Tv
Stab Wounds Orcr tho Heart

Body OF m Unknown Nnu With Two
Stab Wounds Over tho Heart
I.EwIsrowS, n. Y, June 2S.-The
body OF man six feet tall, weighing
about two hundred pounds. was found
in the river here last evening. It is en-
tirely nude and evidently is reli C Of
,I:c winter, for it has been in the water
for long time. Both legs arc torn
from the knee and one arm HAS sloughed
OF. The upper part OF the skull is miss
ing, so that Identification is almost i'm
possible. What appear TO be two stab
wounds over the heart suggest the
grcwaomo suspicion that the body is
that OF man murdered in Buffalo and
thrown into the river. which found It's
way down here over Niagara Falls.
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Charged Wl.h Robbery.

DENVER, Coll. juno 2S.-Ex.Marshal
c. A. Carpontor, oil Coifax. and his
brother Oscar werc urrcstedn: Como
to-day on tho charge OF having assaulted
and robbed William Middleton. tho
aged market gardener. Monday night.
OF tho 5000 stolun from Middleton. Sji5
was found in tho possession OF Carpon-
ter, his brothers aud thcir families 1t
was identified by marks Of tho stitches
with which it had been sowed in Mid.
dluton's clothing.
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THE SALISBURY CABINET.

pdrsonnsi OF tho Now British Government
Formed bf III, Marquis of salisbury.
LoSDoS, Juno @S..-rhc marquis OF
Salisbury has completed the work OF
forming now cabinet. Tho now minis
try is n, follows:
Premier and secretary OF state for Tor
oign niTairs, tho marquis OF Salisbury.
President OF tho council, tho duke Of
Dcyonlhirc.
Lord high chancellor, Viscount Cross.
Chancellor Of tho cxchequer. Sir
Michael Hicks. Beach.
Secretary OF state for homo affairs,
tho Right lion. Matthew White Ridley.
First lord OF tho treasury, the Right
Hon. A. ]. Baliour.
Secretary OF state for tho colonies, tho
Right Hon, Joseph Chamb orlain.
Secretary Of state for war, tho mar
Quis Of Lansdowno.
First lord Of tho admiralty, the Right
Hon. George J. Goschcn.
SECRETARY OF bthto LOT lhuIh, Loru
George Hamilton.
President OF tho board of trade, tho
Right Hon. G. I. Richie.
President Of the local government
board, the Right Hon. Henry Chaplin.
Lord lOutenaut OF Ireland, Earl
Cndogan.
Lord chancellor OF ireland, Baron
Ashbournc.
Secretary ior Scotland, Baron Bal.
four, of DnrleiIh.
Chancellor OF tho duchy Of Lancaster,
tho Right Hon. Sir Henry James.
Tho otherappointmentsa areas follows:
Financial secretary Of the treasury,
Mr.. Robert William Hanbury.
Under secretary for forcgh affairs,
the Right Hon. George y. Curzon.
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HAVANA. June "S.-Tho facts about
tho raid and tho burning OF San Ger.
cnimo, uews OF wh:cl was cablcd on
Wednesday TO the Associated Press, as
they arc learned in more detail, srs
found to be OF Importance.
San Gerouino is the most tlou rishing
village in tho province OF Puerto Prin.
cipe, and po'solses several warehouses.
!: is situated about twenty-five miles
from the town OF Puerto Principe.
Abnus o'clock in the evening Max
imo Come: appeared near San Geroui.
mo Il. tho head of fifteen hundred mon.
lie sent to the commander OF the vii.
laSc saying that he must surrender or
run tho riak OF being killed, either by
bullets or ire. Tho Spanish command.
er. Lieut.. l.aBourdo torc tho note to
pieces, replying: fell him 20 come at
once and do what no pleases; that Il
a Spanard will never surrender"
Addressing his mon, he said: "Sol-
ders. got ready"
Through the night these men waited
to be attacked. The families Of the cit
liens. aware Of Gomez's presence in tho
HeIghborhood, LETT tho town, seeking
shelter in the Guajamal Hacienda, at Il
distance Of three miles. Meanwhile the
rain wa. falling in torrents. Tho in
surgents allowed the women and child
ren OF tho families TO pass out OF the
city. but held the men inside. At sun
rise Gomez ordered tho mayor oil tho
town to tell the Spanish lieutenant that
he had the town surrounded and that
he mustsurrender Immediately. Alter.
wards the mayor returned. saying:
"Uudcr no circumstances will he sur.
render"
Gomez then gave IN order for four
hundred of his cavalry to dismount and
attack the place. At the same ,imn
they advanced toward the town and
ordered their prisoners TO &c. IRE to the
nearest houses.
Gomez was heard TO say:
THAT officer i. brave man. He will
not surrender in spite OF shooting aud
fro"
DE then commanded that the whole
town should be burned. The fire in
creased rapidly through the town, and
the fort in which the garrison WAS
quartered was already burning. The
troops kept firing until sutIoca:ed by
the smoke. when the mayor lifted q
white has. and the insurgents buglc
caTe the signal to stop firing. Lieuten-
an, LaBouIdo. lieutent OF guerillas.
fifty soldiers of the garrison,and twen-
ly-two guerillas came forward. and
a.yeeing with Gomez AS 10 the terms OF
tho surrender. delivered their arms and
ammunition. The marquis OF Santa
Lucia and Maxine Gomez embraced
LIeutenan: LaBourda, saying: "iou
can shout 'Vivs E.7ana,' because you
area worthy defender OF her,"
The officers and soldiers. with tears
in their eyes, revealed in their faces I'll 0
anguish they ie!t ut their surrender, to
which they consented. although quito
haugh,ily. Bnt it would hava bccn a
mad enterprise to attempt TO detund
themselves.
4 few hoars afterwards nothing was
left oi San Geronimo but smoulderinc
aslcs
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WASN'T Mrs. CDI;EETr.


Somebody Is rorSonntins Itiin PuElllsus
Wirn In Dnko,n.
New YoHE. Juno 2S.-Lawycr a. II.
IIummcl to-day received tho following
telegram:
"Do you not think /: bost to wire
Dakota coniradicting telcgum in World
that | nm there. Please send up cIorl;.
(Signcd) "OLLiE CoRBgrr."
"AIl tho stories about Mrs. Corbott
being In Dakota nrc ridiculous." said
Mr. iIummcl. "Shc ia property own.
cr hero. has brought Hrit horo. tho case
will bo triod hore and sho ia horo now.
This is not tho frat time a woman ha,
imporRonnlnl Mrs Corbctt. aud there
may be nn interesting sequal 10 this las!
episode in Dakota"
Mrs. Corbntt i. said to bo quito III.
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Tho IiocHlns Valley Il 'nd's EmborrnsS
mrnt Prcclpitatcd Tor u Purpose.

Tho TocEinG Valley R.nd'. Embarrns,-
mont Prucipltatel Tor II Purpose.
CoLUMHus, June 2S.-President ". Z.
Gucrin, OF tho Columbus. Sandn sky &
Hooking Railroad Company. stated TO-.
ui.h. that tho application for rccciv-
crship was intended to Interfere with n
private plan for the reorganization OF
tho company which is on foot He docs
not think, however. that it will hnvo
tho effect intended, as tho rcorsauiza.
ton is we'll undar way. The application
for receiver was made by J. II. Roger,
oi Findlay, who holds four bonds OF
FLOOD each. on which thoro is $500 inter-
est duo. uo is represented By Judge
Bcia, OF Sandu'Iiy, aud James Len Ivy. OF
Now York. Juit who Is back oi tho
move cannot be learned. Tne Column
bus. Snndusky Il Hooking has capital
stock OF S7,305, III and u funded debt Of
s., l2U,G95
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DUMB ~ OY-IsES
Arc the Trra'ury orlcials Regarding tho
Bond Contract,

Arc the Trrn'ury onlciaIs Regarding tho
Bond Contract.
WAsuiSGToH, D. c., June 2s.-Tho
treasury officials now in the city still
maintain pe.fect silence n, to what. ii
any notifications have been made in
the bond contract, or what, il any, basis
there is for the ruEor that the syndicate
will no longer use its influence TO pro-
tcct tho government from gold with.
drawaIs for export. The rumor, how.
ever. ia Civnn no creiencc here by per.
sons having any knowledge Of the situa-
tion. It is more than probable, it is
said, that tho syndicate has obtnine |
permission from the secretary to ma!:s
temporary deno,i,4 for domestic gold
which is subsequently, to bo replaced by
importa.ions from London.
The exac: facts in tho c1sc, however,
cannot In tho absence OF Secretary
Carlisle bo learned here.
Inquiry among tho treasury officials
tonight. ciicitci tho information that
no uncnsincss whatsoever was fol, over
tho present situation rs to The bond
contract.
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THE pEti.L', OWNER.
i EAsIicnt OF tho CnItoh States but
Sntiyr of IfnytI


i Resident OF thu CnItod Stntes but n
Sntivr of ifnItl.
E:SCsToS. JAMAICA, juno 2S.-Tt has
been ascortainei tina: tho Cuban fiji.
b1';er vessel pcGrI. which was vainly
searched by the British war'hip Tartar,
iarea days before her seizure by the
authorities Of Port Maria. for carrying
arm, and ammunition to thoinsurgents,
is owned by Charles Love, n
native Of lInyti, and II resi-.
dent Of Nassau, y. II. Revela.
ton, in connection with tho soizurc
OF the Pearl imp!icato LascclIcs and
Demercado. and also Levy, Jamaica
'oglsa!or. Tho Cuban passengers OF
the Pearl escaped, bu. the captain is in
cnstody. The customs oiIicinl4 have n
Glow to those Interested in tho OK
nsdtilon in tho shape OF ten marked
CIFe,.
Tho evidence was discovered in the
secret repository on tho coast.
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CADiz, O., June 2S.-Wcsiey Birnev. n
farmer, letthis Gve-year.old boy to attond
to horse to-day whi!e he Picked fcw
cherries. The boy tied the hitching
strap about his waist. The horso ran
oil. dragging the boy under its hoofs
through three icnccs. Ills body caught
in tho rails Of ono fence and pulled
through, crushing it almost to Jelly.
On reaching tho barn yard tho other
horsosi gathered around tho runaway
and tho dead boys body was rescued
with grent dltlicuitv.
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FREAK OF LIGHTNING,
Strange Experience OF n hoy and a Sarrow "
Escape from Death.

Strange Experience OF BOY and Marrow
Escape from Death.
LANCASTER, Pa, June 2S.-Dr. E. O.
Lytc, principal OF the Millersville Nor
NAL school. aud his two sons, Louis NJ.
and Joshua, aged eight and four res
pcctivelY, had a narrow escape from
death by lightning during the storm OF
last evening. They were standing in q
hallway in 4 draught, close together,
when there was q Aash OF lightning.
The older boy putting his hand to his
face said: Pop. am burned"
The lightning struck the boy at the
base OF the lower lip. ran to the turn OF
tho chin, and making jump OF an inch
struck him on the throat, dividing into
two branches, from which countless
minor lines divergcd. Each OF the IN lin
stems was about an inch long and
they appear 10 have been broken up by
tho numerous radiations. Tho flesh
was scorchcd, but not blistered or
burned, and to-day the boy ia appar-
entity mono the worse for his experience.
Physicians and electricians who have
been spoken to are unable to explain
the remarkable freak OF tho lightning.
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WHISKY DEPRESSED.
decreased Consumption Forces Dis,l
lrrlcs to Close for Awhile.

decreased Consumption Forces Dis,ll.
lcrIcs to Close for Awhile.
PlrrsBUnaH, June 2S.-EeIorc July 10
all tho distiiIcries in the Pittsburgh dis.
trict will bo shu. down for periods OF
from two 10 elk montI,a. There ie n
depression in the whisky business aud
tho suspension will bc ono OF unusual
duration. Thero arc ior;y.cight dis.
,iilerics in the Pittsburgh district, aud
all OF thcsc will bn closed bciore tho
dale mentioned. About ton will start
up in September and tho rest viii start
botwcon that time and the first OF the
ycar. At tho present limo thoro Is a
greater amount OF whisky in tho ware.
houses aud aioro rooms oi tho distil.
lcrios than waa ever bnioro known. The
Cause given by the dialillcrs ior tho do.
crcnac in consumption ia that thoy arc
now fceing tho hard times that tho
country has just recovered from.
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MINIATURES, Wis, June 2S.-Since tho
odict Issued at Rome for Catholics 70
withdraw from tho knights Of Pythias
few have complied with tho order.
There arc five hundred knights OF
Pythins in Milwaukee and abou, ono
thousand in tho state. but tho number
OF Withdrawals from tho order has not
increased.
1t is announced that several Catholics
have openly declared they will not with
draw from tho order.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvonEns.
Tho M.thodIst Protestant Contingent In
session nt Pittsburgh.

Tho Methodist Protestant Contingent In
Session Mt Pittsburgh.
PIrTsBUEGH, June 2S.-The fourth
deuominationnl meeting Of tho Chris.
tian Endcavor Union Of tho Methodist
Protestant church opened IN this city
this afternoon. Over 500 delegates from
all parts Of tho country arc expected.
The convention will close Sunday ovon-
Ing. aud ia held preliminary to the
Christian EndeAvor in,or-denomiua.
tionaI convention which meets in BOs.
ton next month. This afternoons pro.
gramme included nm address on "Iarry-
ing for Power" by Rev. l. 4. Barnes. of
Grafton. W. Va. words Of creating by
Rev. J. +. Cowan and others. OF Pitts
bnrgh, and an address, on Convention
power Houses" by Rev. K. d. White
head, OF East Livorpool, Ohio. Another
session will he held tonight
Tho evening session was devoted en-
tirc,y to addresses by President PanI
n. Strsycr, OF Baltimore, and Rev. +. I.
Tagg, editor OF the Methodist PEotes.
tlnt
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CLEVELAND, June 2S.-The Cleveland
Steel Company to-day posted a notice
notifying their employee that owing to
increased business and bettcr prices
for products, on and after July l, 1895,
tho present tonnage rates on tho plate
mill and plato mill furnaces will DO ad-
vancod 10 pcr cont. Common laborers
also recrivo an advance in wages.
About 100 mon urc benefited.
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
Tho Supreme Council In Session ut CoIum.
bus, Ohio.

Tho Supreme Council In Session ut CoIum.
bus, Ohio.
CoLrMuus, O., June 2S.-The supreme
council Of tho United Com mercial
Travellers OF America convened this
morning for Its two days annual ses.
aion. Tho report Of tho secretary shows
that there have been fourteen deaths
during the past year, and that the
prosent membership is 5.056, q gain
over last year Of 4G per cent
Tho receipts for tho year were S27, 900,
tho disbursements $2l 900 and the pres
ont resources ars S24.0O0. It Is not be-
loved that there will bc any material
changes in the constitution OF the or
dor. aud tho business will bn largely of
routine nature. The past year has
been the most prosperous in tho history
of tho order.
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Special Di,ooteh 10 The Itt'ligsncer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. June 2S.-A
frightiui acci,icnt o occurred at Blackiork,
twelve mile, south OF this city. this
evening. Melville Stanley. Il young
man, was riding horse back. when the
horse became frightened and threw him
violently to tho ground. and then
stepped on his skull, crushing tho bono
structure and producing death.
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BosrHS, Mass, Juno 2S.--'Fho Stand,
ard will tomorrow claim for &. w.
Green. II compositor on tho paper, tho
championship record for typn.settinr
on tho McrIcuthalor machine, aintinl.
lhn. this ailcrnoon Mr.. Grcon sot 1881
ems solid agate in ono hour. There
wcro only twcn,y.nino typographical
orrora In tho lot.
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IoNrESAu, Juno 2S.-Soven porsoas
wcre killed. aud several wounded to-day
by tho explosion OF a hoilor Of n stcam
launch belonging to tho German war.
ship Kuriucrat Friedrich Wilhelm. Tho
Unilod States aud other wnrships hero
havo thoir flags ut half mas. rs tho rc.
suit OF tho accident.
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HAVANA, Juiy @a-Fnr,hor inquiriea
made hero by tho Representatives Of tho
A',ocin,ed rro.s show that therc is no
Truth in tho story Of the capture oil tho
American yacht NeDhthia by a Spanish
"m'hip aud tho Imprisonment! OF those
on hoard her.
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KANSAS Cry, No.. June 2S.-Mrs.
Lizzie llonsloy, OF Paris. Ills. cullcd on
Chief OF Police Irwin this aitornoon tor
help TO find hor daughter. Alice Hens
10y, eighteen years old. who sho saya
ran away from their home in Illinois
with mau named Jamos IIatchell.
Tho daughter. she says, graduated last
year in an castorn seminary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-29

DaSvrr. Con-. juno S.--Lrwrcncn
FarrolI, thu pugills,. was found guilty
this alternoon Of highway robbery.
IIe took Mrs. J. J. !loba rd. divorced
woman for driving. after having ar.
ranged with another man to hold tIiom
IN on tho road and steal hor diamonds.