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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-09
RNaLIsHMRN INpIeNANT
Over the Conduct Of the Sultan ofTgrl<sy
ToyynFd aIisslonaFteS.

LONDON, April s-rhere Is much
Indignation In England over the intea-
tion Of the sultan Of Turkey to exclude
Christian missionaries from Asia
Minor and those who were active in
measures in Behalf Of the Armenlana
take leading part also in voicing the
public sentiment on this question. The
case OF the Rev. q. IA Knapp, the
detained at Diarbekir, Is attracting
much attention,
A special meeting OF the Armenian
relief committee was held to-day to
give expression Of opinion on this sub-
1ect.
The duke OF Argyll presided and he
stated that the duke of Westminster
had received Information that hostile
measures against the Christian mis-
sionaries were contemplated by the
sultan.
The case OF Mr.. Knapp was made the
subject Of a special expression. G. 10.
Schwann, Radical member Of parlia-
ment for North Manchester, proposed
q resolution 70 the enect that the COM
mllttee having heard with deep regret
Of the imprisonment OF Mr.. Knapp &C
Dlabellir, earnestly requests the gov
ernment to take immediate steps to
obtain the release OF Mr.. Knapp, whose
lf-denying labors in the distribution
OF relief to starving ArmeniRns bad
been the means Of saving many lives.
This motion was adopted unanimously.
The meeting then appointed a deputa-
ton consisting OF Canon Gore, Prof.
Bert and Sir John Kennaway, Conser-
vative members OF parliament for Hon
itOn, Devon, to walt upon Mr.. Arthur
]. Balfour, first lord Of the treasury,
and to urge upon him to increase the
number OF British consuls IN Asiatic
Turkey, as their presence there had a
salutory effect in restraining the out
RACES upon Christian subjects OF the
sultan and in giving countenance to
the warlS Of relief by the missionaries.
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A lnnnIIlnr nontI1.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April s.-Mrs
cornelia Morse, aged thirty years, wife
Of Edwin F. Morse, senior member Of
the dr4n Of Morse. Williams & Company,
met an appalling death to-day. On her
wheel she had left her home at sol Cir
ard avnue with the intention Of taking
lunch With her husband. She had gone
but a short distance from the house
when the horses Of a produce wagon
became unmanageable and ran her
down. One Of the shafts OF the wagon
penetrated her breast and she died al.
most instantly. A crowd gathered
about the body and a moment later, Mt.
Morse. attracted by the excitement,
pushed his way through and found the
mangled body Of his vile on the ground
before him.
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RLcrcle. Arn Rnrrnre.

ALBANY, N. y, April s.-with only
one dissenting vote IN the assembly and
by vote OF SO to in the senate. the
bicycle baggage bill passed the legIs-
latura to-day The terms OF the bill
are as follows:
Bicycles are declared 20 be baggage
and shall be transported as baggage
for passengers by railroad corporations
and subject to the same liabilities, and
no passenger shall he required to crate,
cover, or otherwise protect any such
bicycle, provided, however, that rail-
road corporation shall not be required
10 transport, under the provision OF this
act, more than one bicycle for single
person."
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Fatal EXPLOSION.


Two Killed and Several injured ~ .
Boiler BIowiBB UP.
MELVILLE, Pa, April ga terrible
explosion occurred at the saw mill Of
Dennis Boyd, situated at the north
mountain, ME miles north of this place
to-day, which resulted in the deathfof
two men and the injury Of four other
persons, two Of them girls. The dead
are:
John Boyd, IS years Of age, son Of
Dennis Boyd, the proprietor of the mill.
and George oller, % years old, SON Of
Andrew Oiler, well known citizen OF
this place.
The injured: Andrew oiler, a veteran
OF the late war: no lost the'Bight Of one
eye and had his arm broken. Two of
Oilers young dAughteTH, who visited
him during the dinner Shour, and a
younger son, were badly hurt by the
explosion, the two girls injuries being
considered serious
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IntlloRenate,

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April s.-sen-
ator Turple's speech on Cuba was the
event of the day In the senate to-day
and in many respects 1t was the most
picturesque and vehement utterance
heard on that subject. The senator has
an inexhaustible vocabulary ana 4 Dit
terly satlrlcal style. While arguing for
radical action on Cuba, even to the eX-
tent Of sending feet TO Cuban waters
much OF Turples speech was given TO
sarcasm and ridIcule OF the course OF
Mr.. Sherman and Mr.. Lodge IN manag-
ing the Cuban resolutions. The senator
created much amusement by his por-
travail of Senator Lodge as n warrior
about to fight duel with Minister Du-
puy de Lone. OF Spain. Most OF the
day was given to the Indian appfopTia-
tion Bill which was not completed. un-
animous consent was secured for taking
nm the resolution for n senate inquiry
into recent bond Issues next Tuesday.
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on A SERIOUS CHARGE.
brooklyn People Under Arrest for Tsr-
rIbIe Crime.

brooklyn People Under Arrest for Ter
rIbIc Crime.
NEW YORK, April s.-eeorge May,
Arthur Robbins. Mrs. Mary schOtt and
Miss Minnie Meyer. all living in Brook
iyn. are under arrest in that city.
charged with the responsibility for the
death of Miss Emily LIE Blnney, Mlss
L. BInney, whose family is said to
be wealthy. and to move in fashionable
circles, died last night at the establish
ment OF Mrs. Schott, midwife. Pre-
vinus 10 her death. she made a state
ment that Mrs. Schott had performed
a criminal operation upon her. May, the
girls cousin, according to Mrs, Schott.
conducted all the negotiations prelim-
Inniy 10 the operation and paid all the
bills. Robbins IL accused OF throwing
into the river the living child OF Miss
lie BInney.
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rRor lIARKEr sTREraTHENEp
By the sort Steel Pool-stronEer Price
and Increased InquiFy.

By tho soft Steel Stronger Prioel
and Increased InquiFy.
CHICAGO, April s.-The Industrial
World tomorrow viii say:
The association or pool, which was
formed last week by the principal man
ufacturars OF soft steel IN the east, WI
be tar reaching In It's eRectB, ana al
ready a quicRening Is noted in the iron
market generally. The harmonious
understanding arrived at By southern
furnaces has also resulted In stronger
prices and Increased inquiry. The
sales Of pig iron during the past week
in this market aggregate not less than
96.00O to $1,000 tons at about 81 75 for
No. 2 foundry for northern coke ana
$ll 90 for the same grade OF southern,
Some 5000 tons Of steel rods were con-
tracted at ss7 so and 5000 tons Of billeta
at $50 0082l 90. which are now quoted
at S2l Is. Current report Is that q ROD
pool Is to be formed, similar to that OF
billets. About $500 tons Of bridge
plates for railroads were closed at y 50
and 900 tons Of heavy o, II. steel at y %
for fiume work in Colorado.
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coat..t..l Election case.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April S.-F'our
contested election cases were decided
to-day by the house elections commit
tee No. 8. Only one case was the re-
port adverse to a member now holding
the seat, that OF Murray vs. Elliott,
from the First South Carolina. which g
favorable TO Murray, The other cases
were: johnson W. Stokes, Seventh
South Carolina, IN favor Of Stokes;
Kearby W. Abbott. Fifth Texas, IN IA
vor Of Abott; Ratclih vs.. Williams,
Fifth MIsslsslppi In favor Of Williams.
In the last cases the contestant did not
make an appearances and minority re-
ports will be fled IN all the others.
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TIE Gas PIPE LIKE
or tAe whssling natural GaS Company
Progresaing slowly.

or ne wheeling Natural GaS Company
ProErsSsing slowly.
The gas pipe line being Constructed
by the wheeling Natural Gas Cons
pany from It's gusher gasser near cam-
eron, in Marshall county. to a juneture
with It's mains in Bellaire, is progresa-
ing slowly. Five miles OF the line hiss
been laid and there remains two miles
Of very rough country to be crossed be-
fore the work Of laying the line viii 20
easier. Il was originally the Intention
Of the gas company 70 bring the neW
line to q connection with the mains n
Benwood, but the exactlonS IN view BY
the city authorities there were such
that the company determined 70 cross
the river below BenWood and connect
with the Hne there, thus bringing the
Eas to Wheeling and Benwood manu-
faSturers by a roundabout route. a
part OF Belmont street, in Bellairei was
dug up yesterday preparatory TO lay-
inr the Connecting line.
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BVNC0ED
Blythe Cabinet Officer who Should
be Their Friend.
CONGRESSMEN ARE INDIGNANT

ovursoerstary lIortOn's Latsst Attempt to
neSsat Their Eaarta to Force Him to
E1seats the Law Regarding the Distrib-
ution Ofsseds- -The More Democratic tho
More Forribls ths Explosives Hsaped ON
the Head o1Blr. clsvsIend's Chisf Ilun-
derer.
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CONGRESSMAN MILLER.

The Fourth District Representative a
Faithful Servant Of the People.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
WASHINGTON, D. C., April s.-Rep-
resentatlye Miller. Of the Fourth dis
trict left to-day for cabell county. He
takes but few days OF. and when here
Is never idle. When the history Of the
present Congress comes to be written,
hut few members vii be able to point
10 a record Of greater fidelity and eff
cheney than the states representative
on elections committee No. 2. He stands
high In the estimation OF his fellows,
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NEW YORK, April S,-Dr. w. Tod
Helmuth has notified the police that
Charles Keyes, nineteen years old, who
had arrived In thlg city yesterday from
California, had disappeared from the
Grand Union hotel.
The young man was accompanied 70
this city by his mother, Mrs. w. n.
Hnrely. He was suffering from de-
mentia and came here for treatment.
Late yesterday afternoon he left the
hotel without the knowledge OF his
mother and since then has not been
nppn.
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PFEILLIPsBuRG, Centre county, Pa,
April ga train OF empty mine cars
coIllded with a train OF loaded cars at
the Atlantic mine No. to-day. Err
nest pie, OF Osceola Mills, motorman OF
Inc empty train. was almost instantly
Killed The conductor Of his train had
ono leg badly crushed Pie was the
youngest son Of cx-sherift PIE, OF Clear
field county. A searching investlgai-
tIon will be made to- FIX the RESPONSE
hllliV for the acnldenL
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LIMA, Peru. via Galveston, Texas,
April s.-Ncws has been received hero
Of the explosion OF a locomotive at the
station of BarTauca on the English sea-
board, by which two men were killed
and several hurt Two houses were
also damaged W ~ szplosiou.
The city OF Lima seems to be Ia Q
very unhealthy condition at present aud
the large number Of deaths "a creating
much alarm among the citizens The
precise rate IN proportion TO the nums
ber OF inhabitants is not known, as the
officials are Withholding the statistics
on the subject
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LONDON, April 9-The Morning Post
in an editorial assumes that President
cleveland VIII do nothing on the Cuban
resolution and that It is merely election
tactice
A Paris dispatch to the Daily News
gays:
"a Frnrch resident OF Cuba, writing
turc of the fernciOus character the war
has assumed under Weyler He believes.
however, that the rebels will eventually
shake of tho Spanish rule"
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ILLINOIS PRoETBTTIoN1sTs
Adopt a P1atSorm-Flght Over the Finan-
SIaI Plank.

Adopt a P1Atform-FiEhtO Over the Finan-
cIal Plank
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, April s.-The
Prohibitlonists of Illinois, in state con-
ventlon, assembled here to-day and
aropted platform declaring for the
he right 10 vote to women and men;
extension OF the OWL sOrvtce system to
ali grades OF public service; free schools
to children; Observance OF the Sabbath
day; a tariff commission representing
all political parties; election OF United
States senator's by direct vote OF the
people and free coinage Of silver.
A warm fight was had on the imam
cIal plank, the sitveribes winning by a
vote OF 212 to 1859.
A state ticket will be nominated to-
morrow. The convention adjourned to
8 a. m. tomorrow,
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Over a coIarain.

The well on the Llndley Han farm. 3
mileaand O quarter northeast OF Cole
rain village, came in yesterday ana y
failure. The wei Il only short dis
tance from the Bupton, which was q
small producer. The principal promot-
eFB Of this venture were ChauneeY
Hogg and DR.. HaSklnB, OF wheeling
This duster will'no doubt retard devel-
opment to the northeast.
Starbucls No. ! had declined so much
that It Will be cleaned out and shot
aEain.
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GREATER NEW YORK

WIN Net Be-SiRyor strong Expected 10
Veto II.
NEW YORK. April s,-Mayor Strong
is preparing a memorandum which he
win give out for publication tomorrow
when he announces his decision ON the
Greater New York bill A veto is ex-
pccted. All the heads OF departments
except Correction Commissioner Wright.
have asked the mayor not to approve
the bill. The mayor himself voted for
I consolidation. but has undergone a
rhnnpe OF mind
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ROTTERDAM. April S.-stelmers
MaaBdam, New York. via Boulogpes
WerkendaHn. New York.
MoVILLE, April S.-Steamer Etlii-
opia, New York. for Glasgow, and pro-
ceeded.
SOUTHAMPTON. April s. s.-stcameI
Paris, New York.
LIVERPOOL, April S,--Saiied steam.
ers Rhynland, Philadelphia Teutonie
New York,
NEW YORK Lain. Bremen.
Il1VBRPOol. Bothnin, Bostoni
Pennland. phlladelphIa.
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Special Dispatch 70 the 1ntsiiigenetr.
/ PARRERsBURo. W. Va, April 81
The South Fork OH Company have the
rig timbers on the ground for its wen
on Lee creek. Part Of the tools and
machinery have arrived and have been
hauled 70 the well. Arnold g Foese.
who have the contract for building the
rig, viii arrive here tomorrow @ Conn
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PARIS. April S.-The soIr states that
n duel has occurred between the Duo
Patriee de MacMahon, who is afIi-
anccd to Princess Marguerite Of Or
leans, n cousin Of the duke Of Orleans,
and Comte Guy de Rochefoucauld,
The mother OF the latter gentleman was
Miss Montgomery, q native Of New Or
leans. Neither OF the duellists were
seriously hurt. The reason for the en-
counter IN unknown.
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THE STONE TRAGEDY.
Detectives Arrest FORMER Parm Hand OF
Mr.. Stone.

Detectives Arrest n FORMER faEth HRho Oh
Mr.. Stone.
AKRON. Ohio. April s.-The detec-
tives tonight arrested John Smith, a
farm hand who was formerly employed
by Alvin N. Stone, on the charge Of
numbering Stone and his wife and Ira
stlllson at Talmadge ten days ago.
Smith was discharged by Stone about
two weeks before the murder, and II Is
asserted that he was In love with Flora
murdered people. His attentions were
discouraged by the girls parents,
Flora Stone said the day after the muir
der that the voice OF the murderer
sounded like that OF Smith. The pris-
oner was lodged In jail here, He is n
Slav and his real name, by his own con-
feHslon, Is Romulus Colek.
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BOSTON, April s.--aiss Clara Bar
ton has cabled the New England Ar-
mrn'an Relief Committee as follows !,
News from expedition Just received
ngpycs Oir relief work firmly establish
yl. In no mnnnor do authorities en-,
deayOr IN interfere. CarnYans divided
at hlntab. one for OOrfa, Dlarbeklr'
lIarp0ot. tho other for Mnrash, Ielt0un,
Malta, and Harp0ot are relieving town
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EXGOY. FOREMAN ILL.
ThsFIrIt eovsEnoP % West ylrEtnia ina
Dangerous Condition.

ThsFIrIt G0veEhoP of West VlrEtnio n .
Dangerous Condition.
special DlSpatoh to ths IutoiiigonceE
PARKERsBURG. ". Va, April 81
Judge A. /. Foreman q danEelpuElx IN
at his home. He returned 70 this city
yesterday from Elizabeth. where he
vas holding court, in time to vote. Re
complained Of not feeling well ana no
looked badly II seems 70 be a eollapsa
Of the enrEies snd the worst Is feared
Judge Foreman IS the last of the war
governors excepting Governor Pier
pont He has been governor and
United States senator in this state, and
IS now judge OF the circuit which COM
prises Wood. wlrt, and Pieasants
counties.
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uro proceedings. It provides that 4
new company may fle its papers with
the secretary Of the interior and sue
coed TO oil the privileges and rights o.
the old organization. It 10 to be al.
loWed to issue bonds 70 the extent q
S1s0. 700 on the present lines ana
$4,000 per mile on any road hereafter
congtrnnted.
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Hrnllrr.Ir,lt IND.

FRANKFORT. KY, April s,-The Re-
publicans OF thefSeVenth Congressional
district to-day elected George Denny
and N. N. Combs. delegates to the st.
Louis convention, with r. P. Stule and
l.. F. st. Clair as alternateg. Resolutions
instructing them for Mckinley were
adopted, the Bradley men fighting for
an uninstructed delegation.
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NEW YORK, April Sat Elizabeth,
N. j., to-day, Frank MCKINLEY, eui-
ployed by the Singer Manufacturers
Co, was killed by q Pcnhsylvania rail-
load train. Mckinley had been married
less than an hour before the accident
occurred which caused his death. His
bride was with him when he was Killed
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Special Dispatch to the lntelllgOncer.
PRUNTYTowN, W. Va, April s.
Tho three boys, Barbee. Brldgman ana
Woodward. who ran away from the re-
form school on the evening OF the bth'
after wandering around awhile, return
ud the same night, OF their own accord.
They sag they have enough Of the run
ming away buBineHg.
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WASHINGTON, D. C.. April S,--Dr
o'ReIlly. the white house physician,
who il attending the Cleveland ehsidren
at Woodley, Rhid to-day that little 10.
thor IL coming along nicely and that
tho measles has not spread TO the other
rhttdrnu.
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TO THE Death.
The Khalifa WIN Resist the Anglo
Egyptian Advance
AND FIGHT TO THE VERY LAST.
None OF the European Prisoners
VIM Survive Him
SHOULD HIS LIFE BE TAKEN

A, the British De.ire-TwsntY Thousand
Ensll.n and Egyptian Troops van
March on Dongola-Tho News Of the
Contemplated Advance Spread aaISIEly
and UnnosOuntably Throughout the
srOhanrnsdan World, and Warriors are
Gathering for tho "Holy War"
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R1vERs lNp HARBORs aILL
In II, Present Form Opposed by st. Louis
IuGlnssN Men.

BuhinshA Men,
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. April s.-The ST.
Louis Merchants Exchange has wired
n protest TO senators cockrell and Vest
against the passage Of the river and
haTbor appropriation bill in Its present
Thc protest states that the section OF
of the country has received no prnctl-
cal benefit to the navlgable channel OF
the river after an expenditure OF $685..
OOO, 600 for the general Improvement OF
the river, and insists that npproprln I.
tions should be so specifically applied
10 promise early and useful results to
navigation.
between ST. Louis and NicksburR are
set forth and specific amounts nre asked
10 he act aside for building lcvees and
deepening the channels.
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ALBANY, Ore, April s.-Themas H.
Tongue was nominated for Congress
BY the Republicans Of the First COM
gressIonal district on the thlrty-fourth
ballot to-day. Mr.. Tongue is in favor
OF sound money.
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DANvILLE, Pa. April. s.-The Sew
enteenth district Republican eonVen-
tion this afternoon elected b. G.bJames,
of Danville, and w. B. Faust, OF Mt
Carmel, deiegatesIto the St Eouis con-
-Vention. Resolutions endorsing Quay
vyere ad0OtRd
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LOUISVILLE, KY, April s.-omclal
returns Of the Republican primaries In
Louisville and Jefferson county, as fur
nlshed by Mr.. r. H. Carothers, seere-
tary Of the Republican city and county
committee, give McKinleyf123 delegates
and Bradley 72.
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MONTREAL, April s--Louls Frcich-
cite, the Canadian poet laureate, Is
writing play for Sarah Bernharut by
special order from the nctrcss' II VIII
deal with Italian life In the Seventeenth
century and lB TO finished on May ~.
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In,trnnit.l Tor nleIElnlrH.

M1NDEN, Neb.. April s.-congress-
man w. E. Andrews was to-day ra-
nominated by acclarnatlop by the Re-
publican congressional convention. D.
A. Black and 8. A. Christy were elect
ed delegates TO the st. Louis iconyen.
tion and Instructed for Mckinley.
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Msa.nsr IEorrca.t for To.dsy.

For WeSt virginia, showers In after.
noon or night; southeast windl
For Western Pennsylvania, inereaalne
clOudlneHs with showers Thuraday alter
noon or night; light southeast winds, be-
coming fresh,
For Ohio, showers. slightly Warmerf
fresh southeast winds
Local Temperature,
The temperature yesterday a. observed
BY G, Schnepf, druggist, corner -Four
t0enth and Market streets. was ~ tols
lows;
] a. Tn..n.,.,,...,, aill p, ri".,...,,,s.. y
Q 4, m..,....,.,.,, lSll p. n...e.:...r. "
= m..,,.,...,..,..,, 6llWeather-Clear
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MI, Vor,l,rr, PACING,

WASHINGTON, April s,-scnator
Mitchell. Of oregon, to-day introduced
n joint resolution for the reorganization
or tho Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pnny In case Of itA salO under foreclos-
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CIIANUTE, KaA, April s,--The Third
congressional district Democratic con.
Ventlnn met here to-day and nominated
Hugh +. Farrelly, OF Chnnute. for COM
Eressnan by acclRmatIon. The con-
VentlOn declared for free silver.
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ETeTJninstTncte,I.

ABERDEEN, Aiss, April s-The Re-
pubncans Of the Flrst Mississippi dis
trict in convention here to-day elected
delegates to 81. Louis. No resolutions
tuore ndnnt0d
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RIcHMoND,Va.. April s,-John Pope
vice president OF tho American Tobacco
Company. died herO tonight. after q
short illness. He was millionaire.
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and villages en- route. Our doctors With
medical supplies sailed via Beyrout
Friday, eight days to Marash. The
Epidemic still raging