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no AlcomoL.C COMsllss1oH.
The Friends or Temperance In Congres
D0A't 6greo With 1he C0 n miatce.

The Friends or Temperance In Congress
Don't Agree with ihc. Co u miitee.
WAsmNaroN, April 2.-Representatlve
Hill, from the Committee on the Alcoholic
Liquor Traiic, yesterday submitted an ad.
verse majority report on bill to establish
an alcoholic liquor commission. The re.
port says 1t 10 exceedingly doubtful wheth.
or CongreHs has Jurisdiction over tho sub.
ject. As the internal revenue laws regu-
late the manufacture and sale Of intoxi.
cants, The only wholesale legislation Con.
gress could further provide would be to
prevent interstate traffic in adulterated
liquors. .'r-'. .ta5t=-g 'az57' ,'i,,; n
I: AIR. Price snbmi!ted..a minority report
recommending the passage OF the bill, and
eayiEg that the subject is a proper one ior
legislation by, Congress, as It will educate
the people on an Important moral and po.
Utica! question. The minority DO not ask
that anything unconstitutional be done,
They think Congress can SO legislate as TO
stimulate or depress the production OF
liquors as a financial measure: and, il it can
do this, they believe the principle can be
carried to the extent OF prohibiting entirely
the manufacture and sale Of intoxicaute.
The minority report says further: "The
petitioners who favor thia bill believe that
the traffic ia detrimental to the public vel.
tare; that it causes ninety percent OF all the
crime existing; that it 10 the cause OF three.
fourths OF the pauperism in tho country;
that it causes GOO 900 drunkardsshal 100 900
die or are aabled Annually from it's effects.
anu that it causes 50, 900 murders annually.
II these thirgs nre irue, some remedy
should be applied, and il their truth denied,
We should have a commission to inquire
into tho subject ,zll =
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INDIANA AAhD.rnE PRESIDENCY.

General browne snss That. Tccumsci,
hhertunn aud Lincoln Would BE u Go.
From Our sptcia! Corrtsoonden.
WASHINGTON, April 2.-"Wiat will In.
diana do in regard to tho Presidercy?'i
your correspoIdent tsted Of Gen. Browne,
member OF Congress from that State.
"She will send a delegation entirely un.
instructed, except that it shall support the
beet man, the man who eau win,'' ,''S.-'-----4
."And what will his name be do you
think, GeneralG' fss5M ~
"rhat is pretty hard to answer" he said.
II think that the man who is shown in the
convention to he able TO carry New York
and Ohio will be satisfactory to Indiana.
VI course il we could have the name oil
Harrison or some other Indiana man on
the ticset i: would add to its strength e
"CAn the Republicans carry Indian, ?"
"Ies," he replied, ~ think 50. II had
the naming of the ticket anu sure could
name one that would carry Indiana and q
majority Of tho Electoral College," ~
Would ydn mind naming that ticket
now, General?? .5.2.,e i'jassfsg. : ~
SWELL" he said with peculiar smile, II
think q ticket with the name OF William
Tecnmseh Sherman on one end and Robert
7. Lincoln on tue other would bs an en-.
tireiy cafe oue." 5fialsi (, : ss.zs ~,
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B.nalcADES DOWS.
Tho Soldiers Beius HcI.eyed-C -Condact Of
~ tue s1nItiR. =

Tho SOldierS Beius RclteYed-Conducto of
tue s1tlItip. X + = s.5a
ClSclSSArI, o., April 2.-To.night the
barrie ,des arc all gone and the militia are
simply pa.rolling the sidewalks around the
Jail and court house. They have no mo.
lts:alion, not even taunting, as they had
on Sunday when behind the barricades.
Feeling has had time to cool and
the good conduct Of the Fourteenth
regiment in prompt obedience, eoldierly
bearing and uuhinching bravery in facing
the desperate mob ground the burning
court house, tends more and more to devel.
op respect fer the State troops.i Nothing
could have been finer than the behavior OF
these troops in that charge. To-day as they
sra returning to their homes at Delaware
and Alarysville, they are welcomed proud.
ly by all citizens. FL - tj&fS
The conduct OF the Fourth regiment ap.
rears in. the woras light the more it is
kuoxn. Sheriff Hawkins today said he
sent Deputy Sheriff Max Bukey to meet
Vol. MO- luuu ehCoEt Iliul W luo ali. w neu
he reached Ninth aud Vine, four squares
from tho courthouse, the Colonel balted and
said that he would go no fnrther until be
was ssmet by the Sheriff himself Bukey
reported thie, and Hawkins, though, wear.
ing the uniform OF Colonel and therefore
d special target for the mob, went to
within tquars Of Mot and sent Bukey TO
tell him TO come on l1s waited hall. an
hour, when Buksy returned, s.ying, ""the
cowardly men wont come" : Hawkins
then returned to the, \ Ill z and the
Fourth regiment marched back to the
depot. The next day the Colonel
with PARTON OF bis command reported
at the jail and have been on duty till. to. day,
,whenlreiieved: yYftl = !. .5S.,,I:
4 Col. Hunt, Of the Fiist regiment, makes
a virgorous protest ag4iuss the charges that
his troops fired recklessy and without or.
dels He says in the midst OF trying stu.
alionB they behaved, like veterans. . =
/ The Colonel says the men were perse.
cuted and threatened to have their houses
burned, and be discharged from placts of
employment. He thinks the regiment will
diahan MI 5i.aJs5 - Z = stS&l j. al
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ALL QUIET
At Cincinnaii-The holulery Heing Sent
III HoIne-Ktlled aud Wounded. - s.. VI i.

At Cincinunli-The Holulery HeinR Sent
I Home-Ktlled aud Woupde len. = - : y HI! /!
CIHcISNArI, o., April 2.-0ne Of the
most; encouraging outward signs of the
supremacy Of order has j.lat appeared In
the removal Of the barricadss in the streets
about the court house. AT noon. the first
street car Of the Mt. Auburn line was per-;
mitted to pass through alter being shut;
out since hslf.pas! nine o'clock Saturday
night, when the pistol firing and stone
throwing in front Of the court houee intimi.
dated the drivers and conductors who re-
fused to risk their lives. T,ayel OF all kinds
was at once resumed. A.cut the c,urt bouss
one Of the first lots OF freight u. .livered on
North Court greet was an immense qtan.5
tity Of baco6 10 the pork houee opposite tue
court hodse. No longer isS there . men,,
acing attitude Of the .'..present arms.n Few,
soldiers are pacing the, sidewalks around
tke court house for the purpose Of prevent.
F1ng venturesoma persons from entering the
dangerous 8 ructure. The entire military
force YVES withdrawn to day except the,
|17lh regiment, which has orders to IN ain
until further orders The latest revised
list of thu dead and wounded makes the
dead 45 and the wounded 1876 " Z, z, y
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FRESH FOREIGN FACTS
THE, LATEST NEWS az THE cABLr, n, e.
o4maa Diana lsaaminE the U.isnslv $40 Sisaa Of
Advaaelns on Kssrtoum-i Social Fsn,alsa II
In Loadoa-AR Au,rIc,n lr,snat.d 10 \ Ii
the Qa.sn isd Afterwards DI,srsesd, lS &

LONDON, April ::3--osu al Dlsna is act.
lively resumlng the defensive. He Ia al.
tempting to cut of the friendly tribes about
liandoub and Tamanelb from v aler.t
shelkh Mahmeud Ali Is opposing him,
and battle Is expected. n Dler atches
from General Gordon, on March 1S!b, slate
that El Obeid Is poverty stricken and
destitute Of trade. A few Of The Mahdi'a
followers arc there. There ale no signs
That the Mahdi is about to advance upon
Khartoum. The Kabbabish tribe ,s IN \
opsn rebellion against the Mahdi. is,'I,s rs,
!, Persons belonging to the Catholic mis-,
zion at Ell Obeid arc all well. Eleven BY. l
Ian and twelve Greek merchants arc there
md one German, fs.7 ~ li'i,gf 4lSi,,1!.if
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@BrEUBsSVlLLE.
As Market Ituuso Job-Dnmn:en By
: 5!s'f a " x "a Lightning, Etc, EkSl s1S.zi

As Market Huuso Job-Dnmn:en ny
lightning, Etc. 3.
Three, tickets are reported In the field al
Brtllisn:-R-publican. Democratic aud Pro.
hibition. Local politics are lively down
there. Z! ~: 5rss ~ ,y,,.
TIE strike the finishers or !"cr.mpers" It
the Acme Glass Work ia ended. J be stsik.
,ers had TO yield I'd 20 back = ut the old ra.e
ot5orsy.hye coats a turr. F7-7stt'ffi
Z Last right lightning struck The barn Of
George W!>Campbell, neal. .pari.. Pa. 4 The
barn was burnsn, together with sixty head OF
sheep lsrm msohinery, Se,c. The loss Is put
at 81 600 Ss7a.1 [,li PA .IIIl.'.
v. Dr.. BENZ tmin Mairs, an ,o!d physlcjan OF
land Gre, K toa nsaip, this county, died al
the res dsnee OF his son JAMES, in that town.
ship, ytsu rdsy, He was about ninety years
o.d. wss bjtn In ireland, but came TO this
country in 1920. he wss o finely educated
man aud Very successful prac,io-er. g13s
The Godfrey bill 10 the Ohio Legislature,
which, II passed, would efIec.ually atop ttse
renting Of the Opera Aousc 10 travel.
ing t,oup's or the uso Of the BASEMENT Tor
apy other than msik,t purposes, is exciting
much indignation among our citiz,ns.. By
action Of C,unol, the M.yor has gone ,o
Columbus 10 sse Il it's patssgs canno. be pre-.
vented ThB mearure ia believed hero to Be
nothing hut job In the interesr Of few per
soma here and at the e1panso Of the mass oI
tRY.DaVarI 3-ll tFfsl ~
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It's believed that President Arthur will
have almsst "solid South" in the conyen-
tlon. That is tho main reliance Of his
friends for starting point. President Ar
u! .aut will not haveWest$virginia, because
West Virginia Republicans do n5t prefer.
MIN and they will send delegates to rep.
resent their sentiment. Maryland Republi.
cans leel tho came way, but there is some
uouot whether they will be represented or
misrepresented in the National Convention,
But the President can have nearly a
sos'a South" il he wants it. Why is this
oecanae tho President has impressed
southern Republicans, as he hes not othe,
republicans, with his superior strength
WIN the country? Because they think biz
nomination would give greater promise ol
success snc his administration would con,
.nonte more to the general welfare, than
'aA1 o. any other Republican ? It would be
absurd to say so. :3'S: ,.3st:
IT'S the notorious fact that in the South
e'n States Qeaying out West Virginia Ger
amy and Maryland probably the Re
publican party is run" by a combination
W naslona! oilice.holders and ctIice.seek
es' Inc Bourbon party, which has countet
7. ON, logged out and shot out the great bod,
o, Southern Republicanp, is chiefly resp respon
ao's 'or tue this condition Of AFFAIR."; bu
tue condition exists, $50 ,;i;7'.31s,,. 1s5,,I.iirl
ana 80 wo see the party controlled s.
men who in turn are easily colntroIle,
w the administration or by, per
s0ns u'ng its name, its rewards and i,
punAhments' The moral effect Of tha
support will be bad for President Artbu,,,
"es' 'lfeinians have reason to congra,
u'A'e themselves M that in the convention
s0.,, ,asy Will :, = not BE- casaed With the 'soli
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VOLUME xxXn."NUMBERl5:lL9l2S Il 81 \.

30 miles south Of here, this morning. She
was seriously injured. The villain was
promptly aireated and taken to Rock Hill
for trial before Justice Fsrrell. The news
Of the crime had spread rapidly. Tho town
and county around was aroused. "A great
crowd surrounded the magistrates office
during the hearing OF the casa. Justice
Ferrall committed Elliott to the York coun.
ty JAIL for trial. Although much indigna.
ton had been manifested by the people,
1t was not thought that auyssviolencs
would be attempted, but as soon as tho on:
GERS started with Ethe prisoner from tho
Magistrates officea hall dozen men rushed
at the officers. They were driven back,
bu! they were reinforced by score more.
The mob overpowered the officers, and
getting the prisoner In their possession,
started him onaa run through tho town,
followed by great crowd. He was taken
Just outside the corporate limits Of the
town and strung up to q tree. Dasth was
almost instantaneous. The child Is o
laughter of w. A Fsrrsll, a farmer. .4's
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"A nun Through, Burning OH.

iPnILApzLrnIA, April "a fire alarm
this morning was occasioned by the e1.
plosion oil q barrel containing lubricating
oil in the store Of Charles W. Simon &
Bro, Nc. 153 North Ffont street. The oil
had been placed near stove. Charles W.
simousitaud an emp!oye named Henry
johnson, who were in the store at the
time, we're compelled to run through flames
to escape with their lives and were badly
burntd about the; lice, head, and hands.
Tho liremen experienced great difficulty
from tho dense Hmose which Issued from
the building, and the telegraph wires in
front Of the building were cut II about
81, 900, which is fully covered by insurance:
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THE AnEnlCAN COLONY
Disgraccd Through Tho Ambition OF q
. .-t. Reauliful Woman. 81 .il,.te.s


Beautiful Woman. 8. & ~ q:
LONDON, April 2.-The American colony:
in London WAS last evening shocked and
acandalized by $ ertllug pcqucl 10 The
Queens drawing room Of the 50 h ult., the
one at which tho American beauty, Miss
Jennie Chamberlain, made her ttiumpllal
debut at the court. In tlescohrt circular,
published in this evenings papers, appsaIa: sri
the, following official notice, duly signed
aud a!tesied by. Sir. Henry Frederick. Pom;
sonby, Her Msjesty's private secretary, 80
"rhe presentation at Her MajsR,y'sdraw.
Ing room on Thursday, March 20, OF Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Newtou,oi New York City,S !
United States, hps bhen withdrawn at the
requts. Of the Hon. james Russell Lowell
the Minister of the United States
| This formal notice has the eifyct Of nulli.
Tying the presentation 4 at. court. I Il iex-s
punges from the record the fact. TINT. such
a presentation ever took place, Withdrawing,
from the persons named .ail the prestige
given by court debut, and in fact sends
them to Coventry, as far as aristocrasic! !!
society Is concerned. Tho. issuing Of
any such notice as the above is
sufficiently rare z. event, and when
the notification ia coupled with re-.
quest coming from the American Mlinister,
1t AIDA greatly to its Importance and inter.
est. A cable news correspondent has &C. \
cordipgly begun an Investigation Of tha
circumBtances which have led to this act Of
banishment, and has ascsrtained that .".'AIr.'
Julius Newton" has been residing for the
past six months iu England, but that when
he arrived in London he was known not
az "Mr. Newton" but as MIR. Julius
Nathan, ofsNew York City. The :rea-
sons for his change OF name have not vet
transpircd, bu. it ives only as "Mr. Julius
Newton" that he was known at the Ameri.;3
can embassy. He made formal request to
Mr.. Lowell to be presented, With his wife, at
her Ma ajesty's Court, and the Minister, hny-
ing no suspicion thatthe applicant was any
thing but what he represented himself to be,
had no hesitation in complying. A draw.
ipg room reception was held 2 on
the 20sh ult. "Mr. Newton" was duly pre-.
sented Ia, the Princess OF Walls, who re-
presented the @ ,een on that occasion, by
Mr.. Lowell, while Mrs. Lowell performed
the duty Of official chaperone 10 tho young
lady whom '.Alr. Newton" had introduced
rs his wife. The episode has caused a de-
cided sensation in society circles, and has
led to the circulation OF number OF scan-
dalous stories to account for the notice Of
withdrawal. 05s,s ~ J "a
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Damages for bis Wlfe'. Dentl,.

Plr1snvRau, Pa, April 2.-Anthony
ODonnell will shortly enter. suit against
the Guion Steamship Company, for $780,.
ooO damages. O'Donnell alleges that bis
vile, who took passage on the steamship
Arizona, October s, 1881, and died from neg.
lect while enroute to America. She was
attacked by Beasicknesa when few hours
out, and although confined to berth sew.
eral days before death, neither Captain or
Steward or physiciau, or stewardess, visited
her. The physician pronounced her death
the result OF heart disease. Papers are now
being prepared and suits will be brought,
in the Court Of Common Pleas. Witnesses
will 'bo summoned from New YoIk, New
Jersey and from different parts ; Of this
State. 'tSsA-f s, ~ a : iflr 81 5.s- :.
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Eastern Iron lri,lle,

PnlLADsLpnlA, Pa April ss.-The' iron
trade has developed no particular activity,
although expectations have been high and
buyera are in need Of material, both crude
and finished. The cause ofths dullnees is
found in the large idle capacity and in the
competition for the business to be had Steel
rails have sold under s34, bridge iron at
from So l5a3 SOC per pound. Sheet iron.
both tin and galvanized, ! is found under
active inquiry; for building purpoaes. G sod
hardware outlook is improving, and mer-
chant steel is in better request in Eastern
and Western markets. =
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rur toue Of tho Cincinnati newspapers
wIll hardly rcansure those citizens who
n,sfer tha, the law shall DO respected. II
10 correctly take the point advanced by
those newspapers it is that before tho city
sball resume lla normal condition the
,vep,y.,llreo uutried murderers now In jail
should be lynthed. What the Cincinnati
psyspapers seem TO condemn Is the burn.
ipp el property, The militia firing on tho
mob and the failure TO lynch the murder
ara awaiting trial. f
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BELLAIEE.

Various Current News Items In the
i}.3 .3Si9 - Glass city. $50
W. a. Gorby and A. Klo,z left for the East
last.night. *: Ii i1''.i r -. ,z!lz
x J. B. Bnrnhill'A boiler works ara running
at night now and more work Ia visible in the
future. 'fHz - ~
The two burela,p, White and D.de, were
taken to st. Csairsville yesterday In default
OF $500 security in each case. .tsE 4.
The young son ct J ]. McDermott died
yesterday OF measles. His other child died
Of the same diseese week or SO ago. q
Rsv.J: N. Griiiio's family has moved 10
their old home at Yellow Springs Ohio, for
the benefit Of their health. MI. Grifli =, n.
mains here !. ~ 3S$-5.! u e1;.s ~.
Charley Walters Is quite sick, threatened
with fever, and George Helsley Is assisting in
bis place at the hardware sto;c OF G gorge
Walters & 10. It.faiI g3sg .;'f e ~
The Princess was engaged to take a party
to Wheeling to hear. Mrs Layyah. Barakaf,
but the prr] set was given up on account OF
the bad weather. ..N1 .,5 ,.l
j. N. Burke and ". O., NICE haney, inde-
pendent candidates. and John Burke, Dam
oeratic, and Charles 'Bamford, Republican,
are all before the votsrs. ss53fll y
The literary society OF the First NJ. F..
church will inset Friday evening at tho
church. The exercises corsid OF preeared
readings and essays, while all are admitted
free. ) s. Il. I'M q
"A horse Of s. Baer & Sons grocery wagon
broke lis tracts and ran down Uaion street
at full hpeed, clearing every one out OF the
way until Ia fell at tie Union street bridge
and IVES secured: ,-5; 5t4.. +
!; Word came BY telegraph yesterday OF The
death Of Ell. Mccormack. He had been In
Colorado Tor . year. hoping to bs, benefited
In health by that climate, az he WAS 50 fIerjng
from consumption He wss graduate OF
the High H:hooi. and had af,e,war TIA aveled
for Masiug, Hart & Co..
1 The usual plao 8 ot holding eleciionst lave
been designated by Council, and are as fol.
lowt: First and Fifth wards, tho hose house.
Second ward. Mira .shanley'a room; Third
ward, the Mayors cflit Fourth ward, Dick.
ems meat shop. Gt the corner Il the ,tqaa
opposite the school house. ~, q, x
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West Visgiuia's War Tax.

rum VlT sptctl tof1fSlDHde1M 'tl'lh. Il 'shgl
WASHINGTON, April 2.-In response to i
resolution Of the Senate passed March %,
directing tho Secretary oil the Treasury to
advise the Senate what amount OF the war
tax Of 1901 is due and unpaid; frcm what
States, or from the citizens Of what States,
due: whether any portion Of said tax, and,
II 90, what portion, has been paid by with.
holding moneys duo 10 any State or States
from the General Government, and wheth.
or tho rule adopted In Withholding such
moneys has been applied alike to all The
Statep, that officer has sent in a statement
which shows that the amount imposed
upon the State OF West Virginia was 81
rs 3S; the amount paid is 81, POS, and the
balance due tho General Government by
he Stale Ia So 4S7 II. 5lI ''4isvst -
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On the ClnrinuRti, ,kiot.--tc,Ion of tho
y. &. 't4 f;I.Fi Ohio Legislature, n

y I!t ohio Legislature. 4 ~
CoLuMDus, 0 ,Airil.-Goyernor Hoad.
ly IN his message to tho Gsntral-AssembIy.
to day recommended a;rr1vieion by law.
fer the OIL r Of an adequate reward for the
arrest and conviction tf. the murderer OF
Capt. JohnJ. Desmond, Company B, First:
r Rsgimcnt;O O n, G, killed the evening OF
March 2S, al Cincinnati, while .discharsirg
bis duty in the service Of the State, He;
also recommends the prorriety Of making
provision Tor the relief Of Desmond's aged
mother from pecuniary loss entailed by the
death OF h,r son, he being her support. i31 a
\ A bill passed the Senate to allow all
militiamen injured or prostra,ed by sick
nees while in the service OF tho state at
Cincinnati 12O days time, at two dollars
per day: !. s,,,si :
A bill WAS introduced In the Senate pro.
viding that citiz.ns may recover from the
State damages for the destruction Of pro-
pelty by riotous essemblsg,s The bill
looks to making good the losses sustained
by the citizens Of Cincinnati. q ~ m