2‘8. 8. L'llommadiau. lg’l. "
intramuscular.
. ‘~ ‘ 'Scllli Harwell.
_" BLIND WINS HIS FIRI'IT.
E. G. Tomllneon.
LIOIIIID "autumn.
~30 -a m. IA“ cram.
alaoheen given opportnulgy to rattan
occasional word an to the e act 0 the hill,
but no a rule the mzmnittaela devoting
itaell strictly to the Inn-vine“ in hind. with
o e of the Seign- the view at getting the bill in shape for re-
Bill Faith: C lung porting it within the time npeeliled l! poaw
norage Taken Up. aible.
.‘—«—..‘.—.—-...— The coagulating: also slang eereiuiean
. to t e w es of mocrat aenaiora.with
m IEABURB WILL BE IODII‘IED. the view of presenting a bill. which will
..__...—.....—..
command the solid Democratic vote of the
locale. but it rays that changes made
must be plainly in the line of iteuueral
relic! of presenting a rave we bill an near-
y as it can be done wmiat unly.
Unqueetlonably the com. ittee loans to-
ward a bill more on the lines of the Walker
.unn...cz..iw.,mmun we.
tem. but a member of the committee said
it was not true. In had been reported. that
the committee had promoted! so far as to
agree upon the. entire schedule nor any
thing like it. .
The Election Bill Signed-
Waemxoros. l-‘eh. 9.—-President Cleve.»
land a ed the {mini-hi elections repeal bill.
and it a nowaiaw. Representative Tucker
ofVircinia brought with him to thethite
House a gold pcu. especially purchased for
use in signing the bill. it had already
been used by Vice Prroidont Siovonaon and
Speaker Crisp in signing the bill. and after
the president had used it it became the
property of Mr. Tucker. Representative
Pearson of Ohio carried the bill from the
capitol.
lemony cam-h same a con-promise.
and the Deadlock Was Broken—Jena“
lulled of Varleue Things and Adjourned
Until Way—.lleoiloaa Bill a law.
Wasnmo'ros Feb. he’l‘he llwllwlmil.
" annals-inn and...“ was
broken after four hours of continuous fili-
bustering. when. by it vote of no to 4. the
honor carrlod Mr. lilacd’e motiouoi going
into committee of the whole (or considera~
tlon at his bill. The eastern Democra-
and the great mace of the Republicans
made a determined opposition. but Mr.
Bland was at last victorious.
On the final vote 26 Republicans and all
the Populisis voted with him. while 22
Democrats who were present joined with
the remainder oi! the Republicans in refus-
ing to vote. It was thoroughly understood
that quite a number oi the Democrnta who
voted with Mr. Bland were in favor of cer-
tain modifications of the bill. although
they would not carry their opposition to
the extent of voting against its considers-
tlon. it is also well known that Secretary
Candida and the administration generally
are opposed to the bill in its present iorm.
Carilale neon a Compromise.
After the coneidcrstion of the bill began
Mr. Cpllale appeared at the capitol and
had a conference with several of the lead-
ln‘. Democrats of the house. as well as
thoae Democrats who were managing the
filibuster. and just before adjournment
announcement was officially made on
' the floor by Mr. 'i‘rsccylbat nodurther at.
mm to filibuster against the considera-
tion of the bill would be made. _
This is taken to mean that u compromiae
baa been agreed upon and that certain con.
oeaaione will be made in line' with the sug—
geationa of Mr. Carliulc, who. while he is
repreaented as not being against the coin-
age of the silver aeigniorage in the man-
ury, yet insists that discretionary power
' ought to be lodged with the secretary of
the treasury about issuing the minniorage
either in the form of certificates or of coin.
so that it would not be injected in a lump
into the circulating medium oi the coun-
try. He maintains that it would be as in-
urioua to put out $55,000,000 suddenly as
t would be to withdraw that amount from
the circulating medium.
Hole also opposed. it in understood. to
the second section of the bill. which mskee
mandatory the coinage oi the rest of the
bullion in the treasury and the redemption
of outstanding treasury notes under the
act of 1800 as that as the coinage takes
place.
Putmutera Appointod.
WASHINGTO‘S, Feb. 9-—'i‘he fourth clam
postmastera appointed were:
Moemrimactta— South liarwlck. W. F. Scare;
Wellilcel. J. H. Higgins.
New Jcmy«~ l'embertun. Mary A. Earl.
New York ——\\'eat Barre. Frank Bray.
Pennsylvania Tern. W. A. Master; Kooka-
hurg. J. M. Keck.
Drank Aaoalto l’or Wliaky.
Etuann‘m. N. .i.. Feb. 9.-.—P. H. Tracy
oi Unansh.”€onn.. visited friends here. He
and Fred Wood of the Aldene hotel. near
Roselle. called on M. B. Oakley, a livery-
man. Oakley invited his friends to have a
drink. He went to a closet for a bottle of
whisky. but got a bottle of aoonlte by mie-
takc. Each of the men poured out a good
drink and swallowed it. The burning «an
action caused illt‘ln alarm. and they hur-
ried o a drug ntore a block away. Just
as t- cy‘reachcd the store Tracy fell dead to
the floor. The doctors are working on the
other two in what seems to be a vain en-
deavor to save their lives.
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Stolen Diamonds Itenovere‘d.
ammonium. Mm.. Feb. u.-—'l‘he great
or part if not all of the $15,000 worth of
diamond rings ntolen from U. C. Barnum.
traveling mlemnan for Schaefer 8: Doug-
laaa of New York. at the depot. has been
recovered. Good work by City Marshal
Rice and inspector Quilty of the local po-
lice force traced the case in which the
rings were packed to the American axpresa
ofllce at Worcester, where it had been sent
from this city to ’i'. G. Davis. The thief,
who is known as fl. H. Boyd. ri. W. Slow-
nrt and several other aliases. has not yet
been captured.
In the Senate.
The right of the secretary of the treasury
to issue United Smics bonds at this time
was again the subject of controversy in the
"hate. The resolution of Senator Stewart
came up under the rules. and a motion
made by Senator Butler of South Carolina
torefer it to the committee on judiciary
provoked lively opposition. Senator Quay
took a decided stand in favor of disposing
of the matter in open senate instead of
giving it “decent burial" by referring it to
aoommlttee from which it would never
emerge. and he intimated that Senator
Sherman gave to the country an apparent
juttiflcation of Secretary Carilslo'a action
when the Ohio senator clearly knew it to
be illegal.
A atrong speech was made by Senator
aller. in which be depicted the deplorable
nancial condition of the country and
filled upon his Republican colleagues to
bear their full share of the responsibilities
of the hour and not attempt tothrovv upon
the dominant party the entire burden oi
devising remedies for the impending panic.
The resolution finally went over. and
Senator Berry called up the house bill com.
pulling the Rock island railroad to stop at
the Oklahoma town cites instead of seek.
ing to build up rival towns on sites owned
by the road for speculative purposes ad-
Jacent to the legal cite» publicly establish-
ld by the interior department. ”in do:
nunclatlon ol‘ the methods of the Rock I»
land roadln keeping repreaeuuitiree here
to defeat this bill. be said, had a direct up
pllcation lo the atloruoya of the company.
who. he charged, occupied the gallery
while debate wan in program.
No final vote was reached on the bill.
but Senator Berry will urge ll. again at the
beginning of ucxt work. 'l‘lu- aouuic rc‘
named its old practice of udjouruinu from
Thursday until Monday.
(lodey'a Manama Aaaigaa.
NEW YORK. Feb. 0. —The (iodey Publish
lug company. publishers of eriey’a Maga-
ainr. assigned. The liabilities are eati-
mated at and», while the min are very
small. Godcy's Magazine. which was for
merly called Godvy'n Lady Book. is one of
the oldest publications in the United Htatea.
being iii years old.
strong nan Wants to light Corbett.
DETRMT. Feb. 9.—Samaon. a strong
man. nnuouncea that he has decided to
challenge Corbett for a fight. Samson
strikes a 3.000 pound blow. lie asya he in
willing l‘urhctt should strike him. but
that he would surely break Corbett): arm
or otherwise disable him at the time.
Bill the “rut. Aoqllltod.
Newman. it. 1.. Feb. a—‘l‘he trial of
Clark Parker. aiirm lilil the Brute. for the
alleged burglary of the Ellie cottagolaat
August terminated in an acquittal. A
great demonstration was made over the
verdict. and aevcrai pet-tone were armted
for contempt of court.
Mlleva' Wag-a lteaah Bedrock.
limmm, Pa. Feb. ion-The minimum
wages reached in the Motor! of iron ore
mining in eastern Berke county have been
attained. A correapondent reports that
name of the miners around Hittenhouae
gap now Tt‘Ci'il’I but oil centa a day.
loom-cl in Be a llleido.
Pnnancu-uu. Feb. 9.—'l‘ha body of the
man found in Delaware county just above
the county line. with two wounda In his
brcaal. is euppnmi to be that of Charla A.
Danna or “mum of at. Loni-o. It look.
like a cute Hi hllll'illl‘.
In like. l'eckham’e Internet.
Wailmoruu. Feb. it “Secretaries Ureeh
am and Carbide silent name than at the
eopitol in the room of the secretary of the
cocaine. win-re they met aeverni eeuatore.
with whom they talked concerning the
Poekbarn nomination. The Hunter: who
not the mentoring were notiomnmuuica
live at to the mvemtlonf but come oi
them add enough to other renewal to indi-
nto that the netwotarica made a etmng plea
fer party harmony and for having the prod
Aha-blend la Ila-open.
l‘llll.Alli‘l.l’llIA. l-‘cli u—Newa of the
abamimuuout in midocean of the Britiah
stencil-hip l‘iliiiali. Captain Felice. from
l‘lliimieiplliu..lan Ill, for Liverpool. was
rccriml at this port. All bands we" land:
ed at Liverpool.
a"... dim lace.
Ml unstained. Arcana; Um, Fen awhaey Cit a
The! him «will!!! with the Dcmo- domntlciutheemploy ofthe Hotel arm»
eratle annotate whoec votes are considered
doubtful. and they made the point with
than that all than is a tendency toward an.
lidilleatlon of the Republican vote akaltuu
Minn: for political reasons the Demo-
flowed It to theniaelvee and the rty
to aloud united im- the preaideilt'a it nice.
WWWect the Interview» had cannot be
on. fell from a fourth atory window to the
ground. a diatooce oi no feet. and was only
manned. film in now at work as usual.
lie-m In an America- Aaron-er.
ear “axial-co. run unit. it Barnard.
the noted utmomer of hick olaervatery.
has been awarded the Arena model by the
Protein a ct Helm for his diner
cry of .lupltrr’e lifth halelilte.
[talkie Ileana My.
“Artur“. Feb. D.--'l‘he condition of the
money market in rapidly in. a
date of panic. Government marble» have
fallen below par. and moral failures in
the bean: are imminent.
author unripe Will heal.
lieutenant. J. his a...“ old wliiwee
Mull mutate keno-mum
it was m eevea yam minimal!
kin my aaeonrll m Mubarak.
m an in hell Nil.
Hummus. Fob. il.-~'i‘he Duaocratlc
Ill ittee of the senate committee on
Issue will make their report to the full
Democratic committee on next Honda)
week, earl the Democratic members to the
entire commitment the Minute: day. If
do not uni-carry. t is un-
tkat the adjournment of the sen.
until Head» of next week was taken
hum“ airing there theeetlre
flit the promotion of their labota.
; autumn occupied the entire day
fin“: mm“ lion of the auntie-“e:
. no me wee event
“om Mules of the hill.
aim on.
new Yuma. rec llu-Ata muting held
here the new jockey elubwkleilk-u‘aated
so much interest meant for mac
tile pact wee turmoil; cry-lied.
WM alike male Detainee.
Rona. i‘eh. edit» tribe» seam
ammummmmum.
which he been urea“ by alternation-
“the ban been In
the a an at Monte.
a make- lt plelner that tile
. “ham an largeiyae mu-
fiemumsmveaa
some“. comm-m
aadhwerklaehamloeelya la
. It laa mmme a use:
vlagtlnpivmetruelpla‘ '1 either
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m .. ., '
abundant-lineal.
murm-
:mm-auaw.
Pam lfl PW mm
L. . H. Decker.
amount» it, to break.
Steamer Will Start at Once to
Find the Kearaarge’a‘Meu.
ADMIRAL STAIN! HOT 1'0 BLAKE.
Ikera'aealadleatiryof ”Iranian
Mi" ail 'nea then-ed Old Old.
Was on the loch-.m- During the
th~0eew Without Water.
Paulina. Feb. 9.-The United State:
wreckadinet‘i‘bm
day on Roncador reef. 300 miles north of
Colon. Lieutenant Frederick R. Brainard
arrived at Colon with the news of the
wreck.
Lieutenant Bralnard says that at 0:45
o'clock on the evening of Thursday. Feb. ‘3.
while the'Kearaarge was on her ‘way from
Port au Prince to Bluellelde. Nicaragua,
the lookout raised the cryof “Breakers
ahead!" and within a few minutes the vea-
aei went on the reels with great force.
She wan proceeding under sail at the
time and had. comparativelyspeaklng. no
alum up. There was a terrific sea on. and
the ship heeled to ouch an alarming extent
that it was feared she would capeize.
In order to ease her and to help her back
on an even keel the great gun of Albums
fame was jettisoned. This had no efiectln
the direction of causing the ship to stand
up. The next move to save theveaael from
going clear over on her beam ends was to
cut away the manta. it being evident that
it would be impossible to furl the nails in
season to relieve the enormoua pressure oi
the wind that was hearing down on the
canvas with and: weight that it was a
guestlon of only a few minutes before the
ship would mpaiae.
Aha ea the leaf.
When the Keanarge went over alter
striking the reef. she went to fit: that the
banked fire: in the furnaces were thrown
out. and Ioatlering in all direction: they
not lire to the ship. so that in addition to
being exposed to the savage waves. the
merciless reef and the ripping wind. the
veaael was in danger of bring burned and
blown up.
Urged by the deaperation oi the limit
ticn. everybody on board that could be
apared from on deck maninlly attacked
the flames. and after a abort. sharp fight
they aucoeeded in extinguishing the blaze
before it reached the magazine.
After the lire Was extinguished and the
manta cut away there was nothing to do
but to await an opportunity to get ashore.
At daylight the boats were lowered. and
the abort but dangerous trip over the roefa
and through a treacherous aurf was at-
tempted. lt was accomplished with the.
greatest imaginable diliiculty. and alter
may narrow escapee all hands eventu-
ally succeeding in reaching the shore in
safety.
The Crew All lala.
Provisions were thrown overboard before
abandoning the ship in the hope that they
would wash uhore to be plucked from the
surf, provided anybody got ashore alive.
As soon as the officers and crew were
landed a camp was established on the inlet
of Roacador. and enough food to last a
month was picked up. but no fresh water
waa procnrable.
Lieutenant Brainard volunteered to ac-
lect a crew Ind start for the island of Old
Providence. 00 mile: southwest of the scene
of the wreck.
He left on the morning of the 4th lust.
and reached Old Providence on the morn‘
ing of the 5th. He immediately called
from Old Providence on a schooner for
Colon. 980 miles south. He arrived at
Colon Wednesday night.
Lieutenant Braiuard reported that at
the time he left Ronculor the Kearearge
was fut going to pieces. lie reported that
the Keanarge'a company could not reach
Old Providence and that they were in need
of immediate mietance.
.lleeeuna For Relief.
Waefllxut‘on. Feb. tin—Prompt measures
have been taken toward sending relief to
theorew oi the old United Staten ehlp Kear-
aarge. which la a wreck on Roncador reef.
The Kearnarge called from Port an Prince
on Jan. no for Blueilelde. Nicaragua. to
protect American interests there in view at
the invaeioa of the military forces of floor
done. She was wrecked when three day»
out.
Roncador reef la a little over 900 mile»
from the Mosquito coast of Central Amer-
ica. Between the coast and the reel lie:
Providence island. only 75 or so mile:
ward of the not. it in believed at the
partmeut that the officera and crew
d be able to reach Old Providence with-
out dlillcuity in can they Were in danger
of their lives on the reel.
immediately upon receipt ol' the new» of
the wreck the navy department sent a
cable dispatch to Lieutenant llraii ard at
Colon entering him to charter a a earner
and proceed at once to the rellol of the
shipwrecked crew. The City of Para. it in
ex . will not away promptly to the
f at the Kean-mm crew. it sum-
tobeexpectrd that after Ill. taken them
up aha will proceed at once to New York.
and will not put into the near-at port and
lead word of the medium: of the wracked
ship and crew. This would defer the re-
nt any further am on the sub
til the arrival ufthe City of Para at new
Y
ark.
(mat regret was named by the mom»
here of the house naval committee when
the new: at the wreck of the Keanarge
wee male known to than. The chairman.
)0. Canning». said that the navy could
line. when their W was required to
America laureate at so many for~
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LYNCHERS DISAPPOINTED.
Inf-airy la the townhouse
at Manuela.
Wltarseasac. Pa. Feb. ll.——'l'here done
our being a lyu‘chingat Fort Blanchard
when Cyrus Flannigau wuarrelted foraa
assault on a n-yvarvold girl named Buaao
Lenlie. A large crowd of men collected.
They had a rope and were heat on lynching
l'lannlgan.
“Bring him out until we airing him up!"
they cried. but the constables executed a
flank movement and took the priaoner
Sewn into a cellar and dragged him out of
a coalhole unseen; lie was taken throw
the acid- to the acxt..tation and put aboard
Company of
_ .alniulnri’iushiuxuv hexane. was. locked
up. Phyaiciana are of the opinion that the
girl will not recover.
Mamas“. Va. Feb. a ~Wilitc and Rob
inaom the Degrees under Indictment for
criminal assault on Mn. lieiliu and Mrs.
Elliot. were brought here guarded by the
Alexandria light infantry-~66 men. The
crowd at the depot was immense. but com-
paratively orderly.
When court wae convened, the room was
packed with people from all parts of the
county. Rolilnaon'e case was finally aub-
mlttcd to the jury without argument. A
verdict of guilty was‘ returned and lhe
death punishment llxrzi. .
During the morning a line of infantry
occupied the front of the bar. and a portlon
of the day there war; a double line with
neutrino parading the halls. lluriug the
noon recess the jail um heavily guarded.
The prisoners were rumored from the jail
at dunk and are now under guard at the
Cannon Home. White-o case will be
brought up today
WAR ALMOST OVER.
Poixolo Orders an Iieetlon in liralil For
".l'f'l 1.
Rio on .laxrluo, ‘eb. e - President
i’eixolo bars hailed a decree ordering a con:
greeaioual ,aud presidential election (or
March 1. The Constitutional party will
nominate Sv-uhor Prudcute Monies for
president and Seahor Manuel Prreirufor
vice president.
Prusillent I’eixoto gave a big reception
to United Sluice Minister Thompson and
Rear Admiral Bonham Thursday.
The general belief at lilo :ie Jam-ire to
that the rebellion in practically at an end
and that it is not likely that there will be
any more lighting of importance. m the
pruidenliul election will now take up the
intention of bah part lea. .
The daily munmnulinc to still kept up.
but with Ices vigor lium fauna-Hy i‘uc
warship Aquidnbuu and lkiinl‘n'l' iliulll'gl'iii
veeael have left the llalib'l‘. it is Pllpplit‘l‘ll
that their intention is toiuterc-«pl l’rt‘wi-
dent Pcixotu’e new aquadnlu and chal-
Jengc It to surrender on the outside. where
it could have no support from the govern-
ment forte.
'I'allon “1 an Esperlmom In Style.
Pi'l’Tblli‘lilv‘. Ff'll. ‘J. ‘lriid l‘ililVf‘lltlllil of
the Merchant. 'i'uilurs‘ Nazi-uml oxtrlixitigc
closed with a inbuilt-l. :iI. [hr Monongahela
House. The next mnrwuion will be held
at iiull’aio in January. 1595. ii. .\ Doll oi
New York wm- I'Imritli ”rel-lent. At the
banquet on l'rcsldt-nt Martini—w! i'hicago,
Preaident Doll and ii‘.‘u others appean‘d in
dress suite made in the style of the colonial
daya The lailnrs themselves are in doubt
on to bow thin dopariun- from [be woven
tinuai dross suit will be received by the
loaders of fueliiou. but Mr willing in try
the on Without.
Shipwrecked Ballot-a (‘mnplnlm
Gtol'ras‘rm. Maw. i-‘i-b. tl.~ ’l‘he lurin-
iiern oi the aiiipwrn-koi schooner Porter 5‘.
Roberts. rcscuml in lllillm‘fllli by HIV i‘av
vonin. arrived litirc. and they rmnpiuin
bitterly ofiln-ir imminent by tile i‘niml
Staten con-iii at Lilirrlmul. They claim he
made no offer oi .naaiainucc. and “1; n
finally prevailed upon to help liwm get
home ho only furumhrd lllt‘lil “ilIl aim!"
agepasnuge.
Will Take American Trotters to Europe.
anunn‘. Ky. Fl‘ll. ii.~—l.'oluuei Bur-
ney J. 'l'reacy of tho \ahiaiul i'nrk farm
will lnakeacampaigu ol the i-uutiucurui
circuit. till» year with Ann rimu tuition.
Ho imfi culemi M‘Vi‘l‘ikl voila moi llillca in
the (iron i’reiuiodc Milan. Italy. and will
race the ymlngawrs m livrnutuy. France
and other countries.
’Iwu firms can lute Diamonds.
l’trrsm'uo, Fob. it-lu the l'nlted 5mm
circuit court a bill oi complaint was lilrd
by tile (‘ou'lee l'IIoctrIc Smelling and Aim
miuium m uhmay oi (“lowland against the
('arborumimu cunnpauy oi Monongahela
City. The ill’m'om in dispute in the mamh
iacluro of illauiomle. which. it I! eaid. baa
mel with enema.
Brahman turned to Death.
“'ilJi itsluhau. 'a.. i-‘vb. 9.»~’i‘wofnlght
intiuuw-ilillrti on liu‘ [which Valley rail-
road at Sugar Notch. making a big wreck.
A atom In one of the column art tire to
the wreckage. and before it could be ex-
tinguiehed lfiirielophar Curtis. a brake-
mau. was burned to death.
Met by [In lame Husband.
Notiwaut. (‘onn.. Felt unali‘nderiek
Greene. a laborer. allot bin wife in the
head at their home. Greene wan amend
anddurlng the night attempted nulclde.
i’“ lie it believed to boiler-anger]. lire. Greene
may die. m“
Progress of Woman ”Iran In Iowa.
Du Morale. Feb. n.~'l‘he senate suffrage
committee reported favorably on a bill ai-
lowing women to vote in all elections.
The bill was made a crucial order for next
nemlay.
M In One Devon loathe.
N" Yuan. Polk ii.~'i‘he German bark
iron Duke has arrived from liong long
after a very tedioml homage of Ni daye~
said to be t e tangent on record from that
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threatened ill-alone Ia fall liver.
nu. iuvra. More” Feb. aw'i‘be agents
or moral of the mllle hen state that they
will soon have to abut down again or re-
duce wage-4 melt or dull bounce-s.
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lean-eve lee Cooler-rad.
Fame. lab. O.-'l'ke Tempe says it has
no confirmation of the reportlrom 80ml
theta trench flying minim: had been me
grim and mannered by lite Tm
browned wan. inlay to love a my
liners Wmoirru. Nam rue. 9.4M
rick Burke of Denim. awed 4!. wee
drowned hm whimrylnu to cave a con-
puloe from drowning.
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'4 Iain Street. IONIII, 0i.
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Vanderbilt Mansion and Chaun-
cey Depew’a House Placarded.
menu was mum Ill LATII.
‘ W ”ml-:MBVOIIMW' to Follow
Yullhat‘e lumplamI-‘flxla la a Marked
I...” Read the Card—Other Houses of
Itch Ion.” Haenrded Alla.
le YORK. Feb. 9.-Placarda of a threat-
'uuarggnnoimesun
men MEN lifviiifii '
Makes the hands soft.
free sample.
aniorchracterpbur"pyohshlywrlttenty " " ' ' I. I
Dom crank. were found posted on the
door! of several rich New Yorkers. and the
1dlite are now looking for the man who
i.
Chauncey M. Depow’s butler wall the
lrat to discover the placard. it was writ.
tan in Latin. and a tranalation reads an
follows:
“Brnthera. remember the glorious exam-
ple of Vaillanl! Death to the rich man!
Title is a marked man. Warn all.
"By the will of the common people."
Vandavlllt’a Ila-alo- Planned“.
While this wae going on at Mr. Depew‘a
home aimilar trouble was in program
around the corner in Fifth avenue. Watch-
man Ryan drawn a liberal salary in return
for his services at the Vanderbilt maneion.
This stately structure occupies the entire
block between Fifty-tint and Fifty-second
streets. and if. is Ryan’s duty to keep both
one on all parts of these attentive prem-
iaea between the hours of 9 o'clock. night,
and 7 o’clook.mrcrning.
Ryan new acmethiag white which ttood
out of the brown atone of the main fence
t against which he had been leanlna.
a found there a neatly written placard
identical in all respects with the one plu-
tend upon the front oi Mr. Dopaw'e rul-
deaoe. lt waa placed with the greateet care
directly in the center of the post near its
cap. tram which rim the massive metal
lamp at the Filly-«coco street corner.
Glued tight to the stone without'a wrin-
kle. the mysterious mieaive ehowed that
no hurried hands had placed it in position.
Ryan had passed the night never more
than ‘9 yards from the spot and saw noth-
ing to excite hie trained auspicion. No
time was loot in obliterating the warning.
but the work was clumelly done. and a
good part of the placard in still vloibie.
It waa said that the residences of Meme.
John D. Rockefeller. ii. M. Flagler and C.
P. Huntington were aieo decorated with
theae warninga
Young Womaa'a Imelda.
BELLIVILLI. W. Va. Feb. tin-Alisa Cora
Arnold went to the Ohio river bank. tied
one end of a rope to a stout bush and the
otlnr end about her waist. and then hav-
ing taken theae precautions to prevent her
body from floating away she plunged into
the river and drowned hemlf. Min Ar-
nold was 18 years of age. intelligent and re
fined. and no cause in known for her act.
Stellar- ‘hy to Wuat a Train.
Pothnox. W. Va. Feb. 9.-—Three un-
encceaaiul attempts were made by the
atrlkera to wreck the train on the Powell-
toa and Pooahoniaa branch railway by
placing ohetructione on the track. Form.
newly the trainmen discovered the oil-
atructlona in time to atop the train belon-
they were reached.
troy Collar Girls Will ”like.
TROY. N. Y.. Feb. v -TWU hundred col-
largirls elnploycd in a laundry mot and
periec ‘ an organization. it was decided
to renew the light against the pair-u:
atarching machine. and a big strike in illl~
minent. Girls from other departments
alto met and organized. Trouble H ex-
pected. -.. .-. -
lanai-Ia lay lead on Here.
Pnrsm'no. Feb. 9.~.\ir. 1.. l). Unliigau.
a Pennsylvania oil man who hm born 10‘
cited for acverni years at Baku, iu the
tranvCaucaaue. has written to President
Eaton of the Oil Well Supply company that
with the import tnrlfloi! ltuasiannll Ilcml "
be told in Pittsburg at a proill
hornet Against luaday Liquor leillag.
Biwolu‘ 5. Feb. it—The manager»! oi the
Kings County sunday Observance associa-
tlou have recorded their unanimous pro
teat against the bill imminent by Mr.
Owens In tire etale eennie to legalize liquor
felling on Sunday In New York and Brock-
ill.
1'. Man for life at loyalty.
Woacmran. Milt... l-‘eh 9.-Michael Ca.
rey of South Bridge. an infirm man 1‘0
yeara of agehpleavud guilty of the. hmrder
of his wife. he plea wee accepted by the
diatrlct attorney. and Carey was sentenced
to imprisonment for lite.
lug lteal contra-t Awarded. .
Battiuoua. Feb. 9.-—'l‘ba contract for
building the Southern Pacific railrnui'a
great ateei bridge over the Mluineippi at
New Orleans has been awarded to the l'ixnr
nixviile (Pa) Bridge company at a «mt of
“000.0% .
Kalil... “I It'll.“ Ila-lute.
. Brannon". Illa. rec it—Tho stale
activation of the Jeflemniau Drillocrata.
of the Kolhitea and of the People's Party
was held, and a full new ticket woe mam.
wanted to oppoae lire regular llcmnrrallc
tie at
he a loam llaetele u.» Pleat.
Bmato. Feb. 9.~At a meeting of the
Initial committee on municipal lighting
an appropriation of «mono wae recom-
mended for the erection and operation of
an electric light plant.
WM...” ...
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no hamivaala Var-lee loll.
Hanovltw. Pa. lien o.-1'he lid. good
will and the plant of The Pennsylvania
Finan- wen sold at eboriil'a tale and
t in by Thoma ilerldick. receiver.
M Wm M. WW
Washingto- Illle Mace Wagon.
Lawmacv. Diana. Feb. bulletin wee
peeled In the Washington mlila of a raine-
tloala wane of fromllwlo per cent. to
on into client on Holiday
Bennett-eat» Wan-at lam.
Benoit. Peta curt. «liming exercises
at thetweatyaevealh anneal encampment
a! the More“. 0. A. it we» held
in Ionic boil. .
II. maker in Florida.
mutt“. Fla. Feb. t~lilcllard Cm
lat. Tammauy'e leader. acmnupanial by
It family arrived here on the way to
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