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E STATU O V JOHN ". HOFFMAN, uK
CEASKD, Letters testamentary on the
estiuo of John Y. Hollmnn late of Slieunmlonli,
Schuylkill county, Pennsylvania, deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned all
perfOns Indebted to said estate aro requested to
make payment, and tlio-o havint; claims to
present the same without delay to
AV'iU.iam Demi, Kxceutor
Micnandoah, l'n.
Or his Attorney, J. II. l'onieroy, Shenandoah,
Pa. 1-a-w-Gw
JOHN DALtW,
AGENT FOR
SHENANDOAH a.vp VICINITY
-FOll-
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2 Valuable Properties,
On North White Street.
e blook of dwellings, Nos. 30 and
White street, between ueutre ana
InviP streets.
Alcn mlnuuie UIOCK ui utoiiub, juo.
K . . . f .1 111 XT..
ft nii 118 North White street, between
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L . , r at HERALD OFFICE.
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.HE AMERICAN 1 DBACCO tDMHHlt SUCCESSOR. '
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Survivors of the Bark Oarrio E.
Long Arrive at New York,
THEIR STOKY OF THE DISASTER.
Tho Vessel, Loaded with Oil nnd Acids,
Was Struck by Lightning, and Tills Wm
Succeeded by an Explosion Which
Killed the Cnptaln and Two Sailors.
New YortK, Juno 12. Tho stonuier An
tllin, just nrrlved from Nnssau, brought
as passengers sixteen distressed seamen
belonging to tho bnrk Cnrrlo E. Long, be
fore reported burned at soa on May 21.
Tho Cnrrlo E. Long, commanded by Cap
tain Rolff, Bnlled from Philadelphia on
May 8 with crude oil and acids, AH went
well with tho vessol until May 21, off Gun
Cay, when the vessel was struck by light
ning. An explosion nlmost Immediately
followed, nnd within a fow minutes she
became enveloped In a fiect of flame. Tho
torrllled crew Immediately, abandoned the
vessel. Captain Rolff, his mata and two
seamon had their clothing sot on flro and
they perished In the flames.
Five members of the crow jumped Into
the soa and floated for hours on pieces of
spars and other floating wreckage from the
burning vessel. They wore picked up
shortly after daylight In an exhausted
condition by somo of tho native flshormen
nnd taken nshoro. They were afterwards
transferred to Nassau In a small senooner.
Tin Stauloy. ntxed 25 years, a seaman,
had a despornto bnttlo for his life, but
managed to save it under the most trying
circumstances. A fow moments after the
vessol took flro he jumped overboard and
mnnaged to grasp two small oars belong
ing to tho shin's boat. Ho then struck
out for tho land, some ten miles distant,
Meanwhile ho was surrounded from time
to timo by numerous sharks, the terror of
tho native fishermen in theso waters.
However, with tho aid of his oaru, ho suc
ceeded in beating off theso monsters.
Towards daylight his strongth com
monced to glvo out, but ho still managed
to swim slowly, sometimes on his back,
but his courage still stood by him, and
shortly after 4 a. m. of tho 22d ho man
aaed to crawl ashore, almost dead from
exhuustlou, and bereft of all clothing.
Tho survivors reachod Nassau and wora
sent homo by tho United States consul at
that port.
The names of tho survivors nro Tip
Stanley, John Corcoran, Jamos Corcoran,
Josopll Jackson, Mlchaol McNamara and
Stewart Lurzeniversen.
No Suspicion Against Kx-Senntor Buck.
San Francisco, Juno 13. Tho coroner's
inquest into the death of Miss Nolllo Har
rington, murdered in her own room ten
days auo, was concluded yesterday. Tho
testimony of witnesses completed a perfect
alibi for tho late Senator Buck, I. W.
Lees, chief of detectives, stated that ho
had followed every clow and every person
having any apparent posslblo connection
with tho case. Ho was absolutely in tho
dark regarding tho identity of tho mur
derer, and admitted that ho had not oven
a suspicion. Tho jury returned a vordlct
of murder, committed by some unknown
porson.
An Infant Murderer.
LA PORTE, Ind., June 13. Indiana has
a youthful murderer in Gllbort Dowsher,
4 years old, who killed Bernlco Collins, at
Montlcello, his victim being a toddling
infant. Being angry with the Collins
child ho attacked her with stones, and be
fore hor piteous cries for holp brought ro
llof sho was dead. Tho authorities aro
puzzled as to what steps aro to bo taken in
dealing wltn tne boy, the annals or tuo
state failing to record a parallel case. Both
families aro prominent.
The Woanded Princeton Students.
Princeton, N. J., Juno 13. There is no
change In the condition of Fred Obi and
Gurrott Cochran, tho students who wore
shot Saturday night. Tho attending phy
sicians predict the recovery ot Cochran,
but express anxiety for the outconio of
Ohl's injuries. If, however, blood poison
ing does not intorvene the doctors think
ho will recover.
Propelled by Petroleum.
Paris, June 13. Forty vohlclos propolled
by petroleum started from hero yesterday
to rnco to ISordcaux ana oacK. Fifty thou
sand francs will bo given to tho vohlclo
showing tho best results. All kinds of ve
hicles, from bicycles to omnibuses, aro in
cluded in tho competition.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS,
Closing Quotntlons of the Now Vork and
Philadelphia Exchanges.
New York, June 11. The upward move
ment of prlceson the Stock Exchange received
fresh impetus today In the steady buying of
ine uranger aimres inuueeu ny-me western
crop report. Closing bids:
Del. & Hudson 139 N. Y. Central 102M
D L. & W tf....100 N. Y. & N. E 44
Erie 1114 Pennsylvania 53
Lake Erie & W... 24K
Heading 1B$
St. Paul G8)B
W. N. Y. & Pa iU
Lehigh Nav lOtf
Lehigh Valley 37
New Jersey Cen 094
West Shore lOOJi
General Markets,
PniLAnELPniA, June 11. Flour steadyswin
ter superfine, $3&3.:M; winter extras, 833.50j
No. 2 winter family, S3.ouaw.7a: fennsyi
vanla roller, clear, $3.751; Pennsylvania
roller, straight, SU01.U5; western winter
clear, $3.8il. Wheat strong, higher, with
SIVtc. bid and 85c. asked ror June. Lorn nrm.
higher, with 57c. bid and 57Ho. asked for June.
Oats firmer, quiet, with 37c. bid and 37Mc
asked for June. Hay firm; good timothy, 13.
Beef steady. Pork dull. Lard lower; west
ern steam, 6.75. Iiutter dull! western dairy.
9Q13d.i do. creamery, 18ai8c.i do factory, 8a
12c; Elglns, 18c.; imitation creamery, ntoiac.;
New York dairy, ll17c.; do. creamery, 18c.;
Pennsylvania creamery, firsts, 17c; no. sec
onds. 15U16c; Imitation creamery, extra. 15c;
fairlto good, 12SHC.: ladle pacKea, lldjuc;
prints jobbing at 2023. Cheese Bteady; New
York large, 5S7Mo.i small. 5K&70.; part
skims, 20Wc; full skims. IQIHc Kggsuull;
New York and I'ennsyivama, nc.; western
fresh, 13S14c.; southern, $3.501.25,
Live Stock Markets,
New YonK.June 11. European cables quote
American steers at wa&uno., dressed
weight; refrigerator beef, 8$aiOMo. Calves
active, firm; poor to prime veals, HG0.25;
buttermilk calves. 3aS-20, Sheep and lambs
dull, but not luwer; poor to fair sheep.$203.25;
common to good lamns, sj.mbi.su. nogs
steady at Sl.oOai.W.
East Buffalo. N. Y., June 11. Cattle mar
ket about steady for good stock, and several
sold at 81.005.15; light butchers and common
grades sold weak at yesterday's prices, but all
' were sold. Hogs fairly active; mediums.
heavy and choice Yorkers, ifl.tBSi.w; mixed
packers, J.75l 80; roughs. 83.751.10; pigs,
1 1.405U.55: stairs. J333.&U. ' blieep and lambs
weak; top wsthers.f 431-25: fair to good mixed
Ueep, J35i3.10; common to ralr, J-.WJa.i-03;
tulls, 81.5CK2.I.50; choice yearlings. $1.23(31.50;
air to good, $3.5033,75; spring lambs, IJilC
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1O6 N. Main Street,
Shenandoah, Pa.
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Weeks' Museum,
17 South Main Sthket.
Grand display of birds and animalsof all
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Best Beer, Porter and Ales,
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GOFF'S INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
South Carolina Will Execute Her Own
Election Laws.
Richmond, Vn., June 12. Tho circuit
court of appeals hns just dissolved tho In
junction of Judge God in tho South Caro
lina registration case. Judge Hughes an
nounced that Chief Justice Fuller was not
nblo to bo here.but his full decision would
bo forwarded. Judge Hughes said further
that tho decision was 0110 ftf ulrlng prompt
ronderlng and announcing tho result now.
Chief Justlco Fuller, Judges Hughes and
Seymour heard the argument In this case.
Tho effect of this decision Is to lcavo to
tho stoto of South Carolina tho execution
of her registration luws as she sees fit. Tho
decision places tho status of South Caro
lina's registration laws exactly as thoy
were before Judgo Goff's injunction, de
clares them constitutional, uud they will
govern In tho election of delegates to tho
constitutional convention this summer.
Judgo Hughes says; "Tho bill of com
plaint cannot bo maintained, for It asserts
no threatened Infringement of rights of
property or civil rights and no adequate
ground for oqulty Interposition. Being of
this opinion, the restraining orders must
bo'revorscd and tho cause remanded, with
directions to dismiss tho bill."
Taylor Will Get a Light Sentence.
Aberdeen, S. D., Juno 12. As tho re
sult of u confereuco between Attorney
General Crawford, H. R. Horner and
Charles T. McCoy it is roported nn agree
ment in the W. W. Taylor case was ar
rived at. Taylor Is to return and surren
der himself, turn over all his proporty to
tho state and take whatever seutenco the
court may impose. John T. McChosuey,
of New York, will also turn over to tho
state all his South Dakota property. Wlion
this Is accomplished Taylor's bondsmen
aro to bo released from tho bond. Tho at
torneys ugree that under the law Taylor's
sentence will bo comparatively light,
about ono year in tho penitentiary.
Deposed from the ministry.
Pittsbuug, June 12. Whon tho Pitta
burg presbytery assembled yesterday Rov.
George II. Sholdrake, D. U., waa sum
moned for trial. Ho did not appear, but
sont a long lottcr explaining his caso. Ho
admitted ho had committed adultery with
his housekeeper, but said ho had entored
Into a contract to marry hor as soon as ho
could get a divorco from his wife, who is
now working on a Chicago paper. Ho
thought tho presbytery should overlook
this. Tho presbytery, however, deposed
him from tho ministry and excluded him
from tho communion of tho church.
Had Freight Wreck Near Kane, Pa.
KANE, Pa., Juno 12. A bad freight
wreck occurred at 1 o'clock in the morn
ing three miles east of this placo. A heav
ily loaded east bound freight train on tho
Philadelphia and Erie, whllo running at
a fair rate of speed, was ditched, und nine
teen cars piled up. A car of oil was in tho
wreck, and took flro Immediately. Tho
fluid spread to the wreck, and tho cars
wero soon ablaze. Ono man was killed,
supposed to bo n bollormakor front Erie,
who was beating his way.
Austria's Premier Favors Fence.
VIENNA, Juno 12. Count Goluchowskl,
the successor of Count Kalnoky, us Im
perial minister of forolgn affairs, made his
first declaration of policy yesterday. After
a pleasant allusion to his predecessor, ho
said ho would continue tho same policy
und maintain the peaceful alllaneo of tho
throo central European powers as tho
course best adapted to foster the friend
ship of the other powers.
The President to Visit Atlanta.
WASHINGTON, June 12. President Cleve
land yestorday accoptcd an Invitation ten
dered by representative citizens of Atlanta
to visit tho Atlanta exposition. Ho will
loavo Washington by special train on tho
evening of Oct. 21 nnd arrlvo in Atlanta
on tho afternoon of tho 22d. Tho 23d has
been set apart as president's day, when
tho chief oxeeutlvo will visit the exposi
tion. Another Amalgamated Wage Conference.
CLEVELAND, Juno 12. Another confer
ferenco is soon to bo hold by tho commit-
tro of Amalgamated Association of Steel
and Iron Workers concerning tho scalo of
wuges drafted by tho former nt tho recont
convention In this city. Tho scalo fixes
puddlors' wages at 81 per ton and they
will demand to, though thoy will bo will
ing to accept $4.50 as a compromise
Mare Chinese missions Wrecked.
Shanghai, Juno 12. Tho English,
French Canadlun and American missions
were wrecked at Chon Tu, Kiatlng, Yn
chou, Piugshon und Sinking. Some of
tho missionaries are missing, but no lives
aro known to have beon lost. Suifu and
Ijuchou aro threatened. A riot Is consid
ered inevitable at Chung King. All tho
whites havo loft Chung Tu.
Serious Charees A gainst a County Treasurer
LAHAMIE, Wyo., Juno 12. Elmer Hnuk,
Into treasurer of Fromont county, Is nl
allcged to bo short $1,400 In his accounts
with tho county. It Is also charged that
ho robbed the postofflco at Washnkio of
$400.
New Foundland's Governor to lletlre.
St. Jonss, N. F., Juno 12. Sir Teronco
O'Brien, governor of Now Foundlnnd, ex
pects to retlro at tho end of Juno. Sir
Boger Goldsworthy, Into governor of Brit
ish Honduras, is expected to succeed him.
New York's Reapportionment.
New Youk, June 12. Tho board of al
dermen yesterday adopted a plan of re
apportionment. By the plan approved
tho Uepubllcans will control nine and tho
Domocrats twenty-six assombly districts.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
A commercial treoty between Rupsla
and Japan hus boen signed.
An uprising whloh occurred in the de
partment of Corrientos, Buonos Ayres,
has been suppressed,
Tho Iowa Populist convention at Des
Moines nominated a full ticket, headed by
Sylvester Crane, of Duvonport, for gov
ernor. Of 120 Democratic editors of Ohio who
answered a olrcular letter ninety favor f reo
silver and thirty aro divided In their
views.
Tho New York grand jury Indicted
David S Hannlgan for murdor In the first
degree for killing Solomon H. Munu, tho
betrayer of Hannlgau's slstor.
At Boston Daniel J. Sullivan, a huck
ster, accidentally backed his wagon up
against tho wugon of Snlvatorl Albani, an
Italian grocer, and was shot dead by Al
bani. At Tuskegee, Ala., a crowd of masked
men who had startod out to lynch a negro
named Tom Harris shot J. M Alexander,
who was trylug to defend Harris, and be
will die.
PENNSYLVANIA'S FOREST FIRES.
It Is Delleved That Incpndlarles Aro Aid
ing the Work of De.tructlon.
BnAl)FOHD,l'a.,Junel3. Tho forest fires
that hnvo been burning In this vicinity
slnco last Saturday nro about under con
trol unless u brisk wind should sot In. Mr.
T. N. Uarnsdall lost an oil rig at Coon
IUm, but It Is believed to bo tho work of
some nitscreunt.as thoro waa no flro within
two miles of tho well. Several fires have
been started In this locality by unknown
parties of Into. The miscreants will bo
summarily dealt with If they aro caught.
A bad forest flro Is raging near Bis
Sandy, five miles south of here, and u
largo gang of men left here to prevent tho
llamcs from sprondlng to tho South Penn
sylvania OH company's oil property. A
Itubborn flro Is raging near Ormsby, In
rloso proximity to the'oll fields, and men
aro being sent from all directions to fight
tho flames. There has been considerable
loss, but It Is lmposslblo to state how
much.
Oswao, Pa., Juno 12. Forest fires bavo
done a groat deal of damage flvo miles
east of hero. A largo quantity of bark
timber and sawed lumbor has been de
stroyed. The flames aro still raging and
tho loss will bo heavy. A large force of
men have beon fighting tho fires for a
weok, and aro almost exhausted.
SlIAltON CENTliE, Pa,. June 12. Tho
forest llres east of this placo aro playing
havoc with valuable timber and bark.
Men are out lighting tho flames, but with
llttlo success.
Watson Farm, Pa., Juno 12. A big flro
is raging In tho woods of Forest county.
At Crobbedale tho woods are ono solid
mass of flames. Unless rain falls soon tho
whole country will be endangered.
YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL GAMES.
National League.
At Philadelphia (11 innings) Cleveland,
7; Philadelphia, 8. At Washington Vasfc
lngton, 15; St. Louis, 10. At Now York
Now York, 0; Pittsburg, 2 At Boston
Boston, 11; Loulsvlllo, a At Brooklyn
Chicago, 6; Brooklyn, 2. At Baltimore
Baltimore, 0; Cincinnati, 4.
Kntfcrn League.
At Scranton Springfield, 8; Scranton,
1. At Toronto Rochester, 8; Toronto, 0.
At Wllkesbarro (13 Innings) Providonce,
13; Wllkesbarro, 12. At Buffalo Syra
cuse, 8 ; Buffalo, 2.
Pennsylvania State League.
At Carbondalo Cnrbondalo, 21; Potts
vlllo, 10. At Lancaster Allentown, 3;
Lancaster, 1. At Harrisburg Reading,
14; Harrisburg, 9.
Brutal lilonks in Franco.
AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, France, Juno 12. A
monk named Hclnrlch has beon arrested
as tho chief offender In tho asylum scan
dal at Marlaberg. Tho caso was brought
to publlo notice by a suit for libol brought
against against a journalist who published
an expose. The trial dovoloped tho fuct
that tho monks aro mostly Illiterate men,
totally unfitted to bo attendants at an usy
lum, and that they had resorted to the old
methods of controlling tholr patients by
torture, confining them In chains, beating
them, and oven exposing somo of tho in
mates in n semi-nude state to tho intense
heat of fires. All tho monks will bo pros
ecuted. Ex-Mlnlstor Snowden Assaulted.
Philadelphia, Juno 12. Colonel A.
Louden Snowden, ox-minister of tho Uni
ted Stutes to Greece, ox-superintendent of
tho United States mint, nnd a member of
the Union League club, was assaulted
while walking on Market street by Colo
nel William Kunkle, of this city, who was
an officer of tho Third Pennsylvania artil
lery during tho war. Kunklo ulleges that
Colonel bnowden was Instrumental In
having him discharged from the mint
about twenty years agobocauso ho refused
to writo a speech for Snowden, and ho has
had a griovauco against him over since.
Runklo wus admitted to bail.
Japan to Strensthen Her Navy.
Washington. June 12. Information
lias been received at the navy dopartmeut
from officers now with tho Asiatic squad
ron to tho effect that Japan Intends to
materially strengthen hor navy, and If
ship building oxperts of tho United States
should visit that empire now it is prob
able that several large orders could be so-
i cured by American shlpyurds. Tho Jnp-
nneso, It appears, would much prefer to
mako their naval purchasos In tho United
states.
Ilessle Fairbanks Adjudcod Insane.
New York, June 12. Bessio Fairbanks,
tho young woman who on March 6 at
tempted to kill Isaao A. Cochran, a real
estate broker, was arraigned yestordny iu
Part II of tho court of genoral sessions.
The jury adjudged hor insane, and Re
corder Goff committed her to tho State In
Bano usylum at Matteawan. As tho result
of bis injuries Cochran hns lost Ids sight.
Tho woman claimed that she hud bee
wronged and discarded by tho man.
A Victim of Hydrophobia.
New Yokk, Juno 12. Barnott Fishmnn,
tho 15-yoar-old son of Mondel Flshman, a
peddler, was taken to tho Pasteur Insti
tute suffering from hydrophobia. Two
years ago, and before the Fishmans loft
Kussla, Burnett was bltton on the right
hand by it dog. Tho wound was cauter
ized, and nothing f urthor was thought of
the mattor until symptoms of hydrophobia
began to develop a few days ago.
Unira niian a I'rlsaner.
London, Juno 12. Tho Times publishes
a dispatch from Simla, India, which says
that nows has boen rocolved thoro from
Cabul that tho Ameer of Afghanistan has
imprlsonod Umra Khan, thus removing
the reproach that tho ameer was receiving
England's enemy as a guest while his son,
Nezrulla Khan, was being honored in
London.
Violating the Child Ijjbor Law.
Scranton, Pa., Juno 12. Tho Peunsyl-
vanlu Clgarmakcrs' Blue Label league, In
session in this city, passed a resolution di
rected to Factory Inspector Campbell, at
Harrisburg, condemning the employment
of child labor In tho mines about this city.
The resolution recites that tho lubor law
Is oponly disregarded.
Oklahoma's Gold Incitement.
GUTHRIE, O. T., Juue 12. More excite
ment prevails today over tho gold strike
than during tho Into Klckapoo rush.
Messrs. Nichclas, Salllor and Ogllby have
just returned. They report fabulous
finds, and say they aro confident that thoy
have struck one of tho richest gold fields
ever found.
The Weather.
For eastern Pennsylvania, fair; easterly
winds. For New Jorsey, showers; east
erly winds. For Maryland und Delaware,
possibly thunder showers this evening:
ilight changes In temperature; easterly
winds, )
New Jersey's Governor Objeots to
Proposed New Laws.
MANY PASSED OVER THE VETOES.
Kx-Uovernor floorBo C. Ludlow Nominated
for J (id to of tlio Supremo Court, to Sue
cwd Judge Heed Hills l'micil by the
Ilou.e.
T kenton, Juno 12. Governor Werts
sent tho following nomination to tho sen
ato:
ior judgo of tho supremo court, to mi
tho vacancy caused by tho transfer of
Judge Reed to tho court of chancery, ox
Governor Georgo C. Ludlow.of Middlesex,
term, seven yours; salary, 9,000 per year
Tho govornor also made tho following
nominations: For judgo of tho circuit
court. Chandler W. Rlkor, of Essox, term,
povon years; salary, $7,500 per year; for
member of tho state board of assessors,
Fred A. Canflold, of Morris, to take tho
placo of Oliver Kelly, of Middlesox, whose
recont appointmont tho sonato refused to
confirm; term, threo years; salary, $2,500
year.
Tho house yesterday passed over tho gov
ernor's vetoes tho bill authorizing Kenr
noy to purchaso water mains from Jersey
City; South Ornngo-Mllburn sower bill,
and tho Newurk pest houso bill. Mr Bul
lock's bill providing that doputy labor In
spectors shall bo removed from office who
wilfully neglect to onforco tho child labor
act was objected to by tho governor be
cause of somo dofocts. Mr. Bullock said
ho thought there was opportunity for
somo work for tho Investlgatlug commit
tee in tho house. Two of his bills had
boon mysteriously butcherod nftor all the
work of getting them through. The veto
was notsustulned. Tho other bill referred
to was tho bl-weekly payment of wages
bill, which was vetoed by tho governor for
similar defects. Mr. Bullock took tho
amended bill to tho governor, but he re
fused to receive It. Mr. Bullock will en
deavor to havo a resolution passed requir
ing tho governor to reoelvo tho bill. Sev
eral votocs wero sustained.
Tho following sennto bills were passed
by tho houso: Providing for tho appoint
ment by the governor of a commission to
act with a similar commission from New
York for tho preservation of tho palisades
of tho Hudson; placing tho state dairy
commissioners under tho control ot tho
state board of health; requiring tho secre
tary of stato to pay into tho stnto treasury
all foes received by him ns registrar und
clerk of tho prerogative court; providing
that the elective judiciary bills should go
into effect July 4.
Assembly Bullock introduced a bill em
bodying tho provisions of tho former bill,
compelling corporations other than rail
roads to pay their employes every two
weeks. Tho first bill was vetoed by the
governor because it reached him with two
of tho sections loft out. Spoaker Cross said
he would rulo that under tho concurreut
resolution tho present bill could not be
considered.
Tho senato received from tho govornor
o veto of tho bills giving thoJRepubllcan
mayor of Newark power to make appoint
ments of members of councils and tho
board 'of education, in caso the court of
errors nud appeals should on Monday next
doclaro invalid tho ward redisricting un
der which tho present Incumbents wore
elected. Tho veto was laid over. The
appropriation bill was then takon up and
amended.
Not to Impeach Kelsoy.
Trenton, Juno 12. The houso Republi
cans, in conforenco, decided by a voto of
30 to 9 not to Impoach Secretary of Stato
Kolsoy. This action was reached on the
strongth of tho argumont that tho grand
jury Is now considering his caso, and that
it would bo lmpollto for tho houso to be
gin impeachment proceedings.
Abandoned on n Burning Vessel
St. Malo, France, Juno 12. Nows has
been received hero of tho abandonment of
tho British steamer Why Not, bound for
tho Island of Jersey, and loaded with fod
dor. Tho vessel was on flro when aban
doned, Tho crow of tho Why Not de
serted tho passengers whon tho vessel
caught Are, and, taking to tho boats, suc
ceeded in landing at Erquy, department of
tho Cotes du Nord, not far from here.
Evontually tho Why Not, with her passen
gers on board, was soon off Erquy, nnd she
soon after run ashoro near that place. Tbo
passengers wore rescued.
He Is Evidently Innocent.
Richmond, Mo., Juno 12. Bob Young,
a farmer living uoar this placo, who was
suspocted of arson, was callod out of his
houso by a mob during tho night and taken
Into tho woods, whoro his captors tied a
rope about his nock, throw tho end over
the limb of a tree nnd drew him up. Ho
was lot down, but donlod knowing any
thing about tho flros. Twlco more he was
strung up, and not making any admis
sions he was pormltted to depart. Young
says ho knows tho mon, but will not dl
vulgo their names.
Counterfeiting as nn Industry.
PERRY, O. T.. Juno 12. United States
marshals of Oklahomu loft today for Ohio
armed with warrants for tho arrest of two
manufacturers for counterfeiting. Tho
nnmos aro withheld. One of tbo firms is
located at Troy, O., and tho other nt
Cleveland, and thoy mnko a business of
furnishing counterfeiters' goods nnd green
goods. Thoy havo formed partnerships
with numerous counterfeiters and green
goods men in Oklahoma.
A Demented Mother's Triple Crime.
ST. Louis, Juno IS. Mrs. Herman
Becker, aged 34 ycais, and two children,
aged 4 and 5, wore found by her little de
mented boy In a back cellar with bullet
holes In their heads. It la claimed that
Mrs, Beoker was not ot sound mind, and
thoro has beon trouble In the family re
cently. Sho left a letter saying that sho
and the childron wore sick und must die.
They wore Germans.
The Chinese War Indemnity.
BERLIN, Juno 12. The Chinese loan
which Russia has guaranteed forms a part
of tho actual war indomnlty. Japan has
agreed that if $15,000,000 aro had forthwith
the remainder may bo paid within six
years. It is therefore llkoly that tho whole
of the Indemnity will bo advanced by
French and Russian bankers.
Wages Asaln Advanced.
Bethlehem, Pu., Juno 13. Notlcoswer
posted yesterday announcing un increase
of from li to 10 per cent, in tho wage of
the 3,000 employes of the Bethlehem Iron
company, who suffered a reduction of that
nuount In January, lbOl The furnace
nen wero raised on the first of the month,
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