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pitr—Tl'» Attach a “reach « line.
Roux, Jen. tit-«The troubit " . he
wt of the attack made upon Ar bishop
Ireland of St. Paul by Bishop MoQuaid oi
Rochester bee been made the subeot of an
inquiry by the Vatican. it hurl as been held
by the supporters of the archbishop that
the sermon preached by Bishop Mchaid
in the Rochester cathedral you subversive
of church discipline. e
in this sermon Blah? McQuaid reprc
handed and condemns: Archbishop ire-
land for what he alleged way“ improper 'n-
terfercnce in behalf of the Repuhlmn
party in the loot stoic electionn ’l‘he in.
qulry has now been finished. and it its
given out that the church authorities deep-
ly deplore the mistaken course of the
bishop.
it ie‘iurthcr etated that the action of
Bishop Moliuuid rnukon the first occasion
when a preiate of his rank in the I'nited
States has used his pulpit to reprove or
mall on archbishop. The pope is said to
have greatly regretted the unfortunate ocv
ourrenee.
Grave Breach of liieclpiinr.
The nffair accrue to have been viewed
by the authorities as an extraordinary us
While»! an oxccpt'onui breach of church
dimelpline. Thcpupai secretary of stale.
Curdinal Hnmpollu. has addressed to Car-
dinnl liihbons ut Bait meliand the papal
manor {mime-v
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delegation nt Washing on to findings of
the court of inquiry. '1'); u will also he
convcycd to Archbishop Ireland and iiieh~
op M .L. uaid.
lirie‘ly the conclusions of the court me
that Bishop McQuald committed n grave
error alike in his sermon and in the rec
sons be assigned for the timzocu‘ity of its
delivery. Archbishop lrchmd is illlfllfllllrtl
in all the positions he has tnkcn in the
matter.
Reported Japanese Reptllsn.
Cum-3 Jan. ill—«Adrian received here
from WelJlai-Woi report that the Japa-
nese have been repulsed, with considemhle
lose. The Chinese took nine Japanese
prisoners. Foreigners are leuving. and a
panic prevaiht 'i‘he telegraph station on
(Shana Shun island. between (halo and
Wei-ilni-Wel. hue been uimndoncd. Trai-
flc between the two towns is interrupted.
Season“. Jan. 24.-—-lt in reported here
that a further .lopanmo force has landed
at King-Hal, between Chciu und Wclllni-
Wei, the object being to surround the lat-
ter pinto General Sun. with 2,000 men,
has gone to oppose the invaders. .
Lfihiiim, Jan. 2i. -~A dispatch to The
Tinne from Koho says that a direct Japa-
nese nimmship line under government
sanction will be opened to Talienwnn and
Port Arthur. The dispatch odds that the
port of Mulcpho. in southern Kitrt'fl. will
he opened to foreign il'fldt‘ next May.
A Shanghai dispatch to The Times says
that the Japanese ore extending their op
evntione on the Shannon: promontory
it further says thut the European 1-- iii-
dent» of Chefu are safe.
STATE LEGISLATURES.
Doings of a Day at Hurriehurg, Albany om!
Trenton.
Humtsmrtm, .ln'n. L‘t.—-'l‘he senate has
adopted a romlutlon providing for the up
poiotou-nt of a joint legislative committee
to inw-uigmc the mnnuuuuu-nt of tho in
sane hospitals or Normmwn and “or
norm‘ille. against “lili'b charges have l)|.‘t‘ll
mode. involving the “yon-m of imolalwrp
inn. making of i'llnll'iif‘lri. health of in.
ionic» and other lllilliurrl
ifemonhtmnws wwo illcd in both
branclu-o of tho ii-gzisluiuro itom rillmn.
of Allegheny i'nunlynwilliflt tho- )llh-HLW‘
of the hill providmu for tho oonmiuiutiou
of l’ittsbum and Alleghuny titty.
iiiiie Will'u iuirmiuwd requiring pawn
hrolu-rs to make- report lisiily unzlnr oath to
the police department of all lll'lli'll‘fi puwn
ml. together With description of the uni
cl»: moi tho per-mm puwning them. and
pruvnimg for the t rmtion of a hoard to
have i-upcrviuion uvur clot-trio Imitipuiict
liletnoriul service» were held by the M'iiv
lie on the den.h of Senator lions of l‘lli'liit
county. the leader of the lienmcmtic mum-
bore of that. body.
A bill was also reported making it a
mimicmcanur for any teacher in the pub.
lic w litiolii to wear any religious mark at
emblem or gurii of any kind in the school
room
is New June) hostel-tare.
Tucson. Jan. ut.-'i‘ho Mannie named
a hill requiring all docile of reel relate to
he pintlcd oti rity lithium liriorn l tying m
t‘ut‘llinl in theoounty ulork'n oillce. 'l‘ht‘
seimm tiwu lldjtiui‘lltll to meet but Mon
day night.
in the lumen the following bills were
mount: Senate bill to prevent the upru-mi
of t'ulilflglmm (1 mm; house bill pfltt'liL
ing for timnmwrut on of htnrrlntownnhip.
Morris county. to the city of Mom-town
huum- hill to rmwnl the art of iii”: [timid
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL.
“no lied-g Hum Was Cunt In a
"late-y aunt.” and the on; xvi.
MdthTmllnndWer-lom
MdWmh-geulahllehlnn.
Durex Huron. “ulna. Jan. £4.~Ali
hope for the mety of the Graham J: Mar-
ton screw steamer Chico» has been abou-
doned here by the finding of wreckage from
the vessel all South linen. ’i’hefetc of 29
melt. who are known to have hoen aboard
when the steamer left Iliiwankee for this
port Holiday morning. in simmt or hope-
leea Veteran mariners number every man
with the dead.
The list of the oflioere and crew and pad-
eenmers so far no known is an follow-i2.
Doc Ballinm, manufacturer, hit. .10
sepia. pat-memoir; Junie- it. Clark. clerk.
8t. Joesph; Jesse Davie, porter, Boiiwn
Harbor; Grant Downey. oiior. Detroit;
John Hodge: watchmen, Baltimore; Note
Lynch, 000k, Ht. Joucph: Jnmes Malone.
pantrymen, Chicago;.loeeph Marks. wheel—
man, Benton Harbor: Robert McClure,
chief engineer, Detroit; M. W. Morgan.
head waiter, Benton Harbor: Joseph Pearl.
he was seized with an attack of vomiting.
He became very weak. and his pulse hoot
very rapidly. ’ihereufter he grmiunily
lapsed into unconsciousness All of the
members of his family were gathered at
his bedside. expecting the end.
THE CURRENCY QUESTION.
Senator: Jonen and Smith Each Have I
Solution.
WASHINGTON, Jpn. 24.-'l‘he treaeury
emergency was the main theme before the
senate. and for the timelwlng the llawuih
no question was laid aside Mr. J one: of
Arkansas and Mr. Smith of New Jersey,
each representing a most influential elc~
meat in the majority in the senate. pro~
tented plane for meeting the currency
complication.
Their propositions differed widely. Mr.
Smith’s providing fora temporary bond
issue pendingan investigation hya "moo.
etnry comminelon” composed of constant.
members of the home and civilians: while
Mr. .ioncs‘ plan provides for a bond issue
and a conditional restoration of uiiver.
The two uenatore urged their respective
measures in speeches. which reo- lved elm
attention from a Well tilled senate and
crowded galleries.
Mr. Turpie of lndiann concluded hie
speech against the Nicaragua canal bill.
becoming bitterly permrml at the close
against Mr. Morgan. author of the bill,
and against the measure itoeif an the cen-
lummation of Che-up John and Peter
funk legislation.
Mr. liingioy of Maine called the atten‘
tion of the house to what he termed the
utter failure of the Paris tribunai‘e regu-
lations for the protection of the Monitor)
real herd and to the probability of the
complete extinction of the herd unions
steps were immediately token to ICED?!)
the co operation of Great Britain for the
protection of the seal.
The remaind r of the day wan devoted
' to the mmidvmtlon of tho sundry civil upv
proprintion hill. ifnpid progress woe made.
Fifty-live pmzee of the loft in the hill were
disposed of without amendment before ad-
journnn nt.
BURNED TO A CRISP. l
1hr": Employee: of a Brooklyn Factory
(‘rcmntcd Alive and Two Badly Burma.
linooxm :s. .lan. 2i.—-l)uring a fire in o:
morocco factory three men were cremated, l
and two lmy~ u't-ro i-thlilfily burned. The
fire caused it ions of Slum), the buildings
II and i:i Schmuck titre-ct. ocrupiod by ‘
Frederick lmnlmnlt at u murm'i-o im-tory.
being pnrtiolly (lustroyt‘il
thlorh k tillwr. iii your-v of mm. of ii?
I’m-lilo street. and Ail-or: littlm‘r. iii your:
old. of mi t‘inmm “venue, were severely
burned ubout. the {one moi head. The]
were removed to tho hi-npiml.
it Wmt at. tint thought that thitiWnlmyti
were tho only one» horned at the fire.
latvr, humour. is mic-h "Nailed thrre
bullies on the fourth floor burned to a
criep. 'l‘hey woro the bodies of Antonio
6me. no your» old. of Ni i'laeeon avenue;
Tony Schultl, 2:. you» old. of North First
street; Frank Mnaoriey. if» yrarc old, oi
9t! t‘insaon M'auue All three were em-
piored in tho building and had evidently
been overcome by the dome smoke and .
flame. below they could make their encapc
down the amp Nights of stain i
Unit and rchnltz were alone on tho mp
floor among all the vote of the highly in-
flammable nuphths. 'l‘hv flames chm. up
from the third to the fourth limit, and the
neon hcmme a furnace. from which there
on. no oacnpa. About 20 employeen were
on the tint and mnmd ileum Thoeocn
flie iii-It ihmr had no diflicuity in getting
out. but those on the errand floor jumped
from the wimiown or climbed down a pole
at the side of the building.
um t‘hittlven Item to Death.
log for the puhlicntlon of the nature of do
linqucnt impure" in Kuwaiti: and Jun"
t'ity; home hill to ennui] the “initial!
art. The boom thcniim‘itiwi to tilt‘oilif
iiim‘t inflltfnuuii icauuoniwarinunext
'l‘uouiuy ntteruooc and minimum for a
week.
New Work.
AHMM. Jun. 8i.~.’i’im h‘il Rtvlnetho
mnyor of New Yuri; city the power to re.
More the heath of citv dopminwute mu
ruched through the own My. in the arm l
Mn Minter t‘an ‘ vomited e minority
mmrt of the join omniitmnn finance of
the mom» moi of Um mm and name.-
mmmmce ol' the crumbly on the invent
sullen of the state humane in it'lm on»
hints at connect, to the nimliehing of the
bureau of inimr Mnlintirn and for the my
[solution of the pint- board of mediation
M ariutflti "In ‘
Invite ileum Kintcd scum.
tit. t‘it't. Jim 24.~'i’bc two bwmd
the Mummies ieeisletnrs in joint section
elected M altim'mor to Penetcr N, Ii
Wuhimrn Germ Know Net-oil.
elem Elected hector.
(inhuman. W. V... Jan. iii-«The
legieieture in joint echelon elected fitephrm
B. Elite: to mowed .toimeon N. Claude.
as united State: senator.
fits AW Cement-ciao.
Wm. on. than mm ”The
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(tit-“cinch. Jan. :tt.--'i'he three chit.‘
drum of Willinm limhnch were at ”am
alone M. Miiioni... Ky. a suburb of Cov- l
inmomw turn tmyn and it girl. all under it)
yum old. They undertook to dart a fire
in the kitchen «ave and poured coal oil
on the kindling wood [in explmion un-
currcd. Mill the children were enveioped
in ”IMN. When ne’rhhlm ran in. the eon.
two boys were mi. and the girl won in a
dying «mditnm.
fries-e tn rum Ito-phi".
mime thumb. N. it. Jan. ”—311.
ohm of Luise Winnipemogo, near thin
plum wee visited by n cyclone which
mused s meat amount of damage to tim-
her. term building» and comm mum
The path of the gain wan nearly voo {m
wide. “any time imiioinn wm unmi-
eil. and several heme vrm Wilehed,
Ind the Mock in them wee killed.
The ”out!“ Vatm
mantle nice. it. In. Jen. If.—-'l'i.e
liewsticn Volunteer lotion. mimdl
here by We Milieu: Viviana? is
anemic; not com proport men
a dam new» team m We have
been Retired enema“ eu money.
mm
“anew-numerals.
minced Ive a fie mm
:‘u‘t‘im
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(ironies, st. Joseph. museum; 'i‘homu
Robertson. watchman. liaitnnore; C. 1).
Simmons. first mate. Benton linrhor: Ben-
nie h'tlnea second mate teaptuin's ion), St.
Joseph; Captain Eileen. St. Joseph; Al-
fred Wirts. second engineer. Detroit.
In addition to the foregoing there were
on board the vowel two firemen. one coal
Inner. eight dwkhande and two gentle- 1
men from air. Joseph, who were, along
with Ballinger and Paul, gum of the
captain.
(fought In a Hurricane. ‘
The lll‘fated vcsvel wan caught while
missing the lake. and fell on may prey to
the 70 milean hour hurricane which swept
the icy waters of Lake Michigan through
out Monday, and continued with little
moderation for another 24 hours. The
fear: of all cone rncd were confirmed
when the following dispatch was received
from l‘outb Haven:
Captain Donahue. the lighthouse keeper.
noticed this morning through the hazy
weather portions of what seemed to be
wreckage fioatingahreaet and on each side
of the harbor here a couple of miles out-
side and close to open water. Captain
Mathews of the life saving station led a
party of voluntem on a dangerous trip
over the moving ice until they come into
a lot of fresh wreckage. Some of it wan
wedged between the ice. but the (raster
patient was seen underneath the ice. The
parts! which were brought ’.-re were easily
urbanized by veesel men as belonging to
the Chfeora A perilous gale is niii blow-
ing. the weather is thicle and the dark~
mcombineu to prevent another search
for further proof of the disaster. "
The following telegram was received
here by the eu-amehip company last even~
ing from South Haven:
"We have Just found some of the Chi-
eovn'e upper wurke in the ice of! this! piece
There is no doubt aha ha: laundered. "
Captain 5t nee, Simone, McClure. Lynch
and Clark have famliim The rest of the
men are single.
The lose on the vessel. exclusive of the
cargo, amounts to .ihimiotl, and the cargo
of fill carloads of liner for export woo val.
tied at sacrum. The t‘hicora woe a screw
steamer of Wm ion, burden, built by the
Detroit iirydm-k t-uuipuny two years ago.
'l‘befirnhnm .‘s Morton mmpnny rarriod
no inanmnou ~ in lwr l‘lfltlil {or fire. and
there was no fmunnre on ll"! tlour,
A BLOODY FLATIRON.
IvMs‘llrn of In ltouhlr Monk-r [uncovered
In is l'unurrilrut Town.
EAST Thump-ox. t'oon . .lnn L’l,»—-Jun’y
Stuchlrowich. the iiuw an i'oiu agninnt
whom sliviiltllnll pointed for killing hie
wife and iwr 7 your will mu. no» arroetod
It hie homo at the outoLirte oi the town
by Sheriff llutr'u The “union mu] her eon
dimppenrml on Jan: i.’». and nothing has
eince boon heurd of thorn
From the foot that Finaliknwich lmd
previouely threatened tho life of hi» wife.
the aniboritlee began an investigation of
the mug and on ‘(Bft‘lllnfl the premium
iminda ilatiron covered with blood and
also blood epote on the flmr of the house.
No "area of the bottle» «an be found and
the edit-cream still “urchin; for them.
Htaehkowich Wile taken to jail at 'l'hompv
son. Where he will he given a hearing.
Accident at a funeral.
.I'il‘l’blll'llti, Jan. :-i.~~An accident on»
rune-i at the funeral of Peter :‘aIadIn at
bliiewmth. near here. which may result in
the death of two penona. A long line of
carriage followed the bull] to the cum
tcry. tin nicsvcmiing n steep hill the
home number! to a carriage «copied by
Ira Nroup and Mn. Wonlwrso. cistern of
the decimal, with their huehomic hoe-me
frightened and ventral to one side of the
reed. whirl. we” mint ehmt of ice. roilintx
over a preciplu-o. The men were uninjured,
but both of the mourn were u'rinusly if
not fatally hurt.
Fourth (tin-n Pulp-urn.
Wanton-mm. Jan. in. The following
ftmrth clue pmtmestm were appointed:
ttnnuecticuiwilariimro Mill». .lnmee
Jen-e
l’enmyivnniaw'imee. W. ll. Richard
imfllll turnout.
New You. Jan. iii. w'l'he iluni are“).
for the xii-midway of the Republican coun-
ty flfllillii‘ m nuuimi in rim cam of
William M. line-[field and the election of
Edward Lnttierilcli by a Vote of w to to.
t'owvid’e Wife ”in I! Oriel.
”mummies, Mal, Jim. ill-olivnnthait
Smith of [mm Valley wan convicted
of killing his brother column about»
W in the wniimtisry. llie wife. aged
about to yearn. died tram grief.
“vacuum
In llM‘m‘. .isa eat-«wiltinm Killer.
a union ; (Jim Gates. a pink.
one tinge Serum. a limm of trait
Haven. went fishing at lane “toenail
and were drown-ti.
(”new .iui. tit-«The carnival pre-
m w with a continuation d
recite. We. the mm of the
with" m meal new tourne-
ne to atrium. of the owneru thereof.
826 Main Street.
IMPORTED FREE OF
ported! ofdut and cutie New .
ngemlidsoetinflempe.flmnummmm, .
orgkedhemndcntter’utrtkeatanvlhgoftenpermton,-
out. to «Dine: _
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THE DOCTORS 0F Biliiliil.’ IEll
(Cement: Ann [racecourse er Snow. Act or Leeann-nine. aim
.wtu. Altair! arm or“ an aunt. A! I'll!
CITY HOTEL. SOUTH
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Demons anywifllu. fitnetipeiioo a
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These Doc-fore have been most aptly termed
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Remember this is the littt ofiar of free treatment. 0n future visit:
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Your: or midllo and men out! win: from Spmific orS mini Nerviona Disease. ..
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Only regularly organized business coiie'ge in jil'alrfleld
County, Send for new illustrated catalogue giving the name: of
over 1,000 graduates woLheve placed in business.
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