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RAkpALI.,s MISSION
To New York clfy-T6e Object Of ti,s Trp
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There.
WAsnrSdToS, Feb. 9.-AIr. Randall's
sudden departure for New York, on Fri
day night, caused general comment among
the Democrats, 1t was given out that he
had been requested to 90 bya telegram
from AIr. Cleveland. This led To o belief
on the part Of many that he was TO be In.
vited to go into the Cabinet. ADemocrat
who returned to night takes a very dif.
ferept view. He says that neither the
President-ele0t nor any one in his
confidence invited Mr.. Randall oyer
but that lie was sent for by some
protectioRiEts who have been try.
ing 10 influence CleVelaDd, and who at
last have reached the conclusion that he
is likely to fall into the hands OF tie reVe.
nue. reformen,. Their apprehensions be:
came 80 great thatthey telegraphed for Mr..
Randall to Join them at once. They had
reached the conclusion, from all they had
been able to hear, that, as matters stood,
thessmajority OF the Cabinet gas likely to
be make up OF revenue reformers. Mr.
Randall took the first train after receiving
their dispatch, and was yesterday reported
as &C iyely at work on plans for defeating
the free.tFaders Of hisparty in their effort
10 capture Cleveland.
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ASSAULT ON A nEpoRTER.
Mr.. Henry Fitzgerald, Formerly of Haiti
more, Brutnlly Beaten Ia New York.

Mr.. Henry Fitzgerald, Formerly OF Haiti:
more, Brutaiiy Beaten In New York.
New YoRS, Feb, 9.-Hepry ]. Fitzgerald,
q well.knoSa reporter q this city, and
who accepted a position on the city staff
Of the World Friday last, was the victim
Of brutal assault on the sape evening,
which will probably Fesult in his death.
Mr.. Fitzgerald, while on East Twenty
SECOND street, was attacked by a gang,
badly beaten, robbed, and thrown iRta
thp sfeaway of No. sll East Twenty.
second street, where he was found pn.
conscious about II o'clock by Rounds
man Reid. He was taken 10 Bellevue Hos.
pital, where his wounds were found 10 DO
fatal, His akpll 10 fractured, and his
throst and right eye are bruised and
blackened, while his body bore the ap-
pearance OF having been kicked. All efI
forts to restore him 10 consciousness were
fruitless, and no particular Of the outrage
onHId he aspeytainea. His parents, who
reside in baltimore, were teiearaphed for
yesterday. The operation Of tfepaning
has been performed in the hope Of reliey.
Ing ths pressure on the hFaln, but with
what result cannot yet be determined.
Mr.. Fitzgerald is young mar. OF pleasant
address, about the medium height and
rather slender phyRlque,
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THE BLIzZARD'S BLOW
a BIG SNOW sroRM1v rHE WEST.
Railway Travel Bloekaded and Trains De.
lased-A DISASTROUS Deal to Freight In.
tsrssts-The Thsrmomsters's yaEar.
iss-aany Degrees Below Zero.

CHICAGO, Feb. 0.-The Inter Ocean,
special dispatch from Paxton, Illinois
which Is about 100 miles south of this city
reports that the storm last night was very
severe in the way Of wind and snow.
At Sycamore, Illinois, at 0 o'clock to-
night there wereno signs of the abatement
OF the blizzard. In the country the snow
covered the fences and drifted to the
depth Of four feet in the principal streets.
The public schools are closed.
AtJackson, Michigan, the snow Is re-
ported three feet deep on level. The
fall is the greatest within twenty years.
At Janesyille, Wisconsin, the storm
continues with a heavy fall OF snow and
q furious gale, the seyerest for years. All
freight trains are abandoned.
AT McGregor, Iowa, the air continues
full OF snow and strong wind is blowing.
Railroad travel is suspended.
Winona, Minn., reports no snow falling
there, but the wind is blowing and drifting
the snow already fallen. Reports from
every direction Of the great storm area Is
the same in general effect, that business
everywhere is practically suspended and
the country roads impossible.
AT Beloit, Wis, the blizzard Is very Sc
we're. The temperature is about zero. No
trains have reached the city to-day.
AT Dixon, ILL.,, the Illinois Central and
Chicago & Northwestern trains are block.
ed. Fourteen inches OF snow have fallen.
at Nation, Southern Illinois, heavy
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LONDON, Feb. s.-rhere is great activity
displayed at the various arsenals and
military centres throughout England, in
evident preparation for the immediate dis.
patch OF troops and ammunition to the
scene OF operation in Egypt. The
Twentieth Hussars and the Third Battal.
ion oil the Rifle Brigade have already been
ordered to make preparations for iinmedi.
ate embarkation for Egypt. Their desti.
nation is Suakim.
The latest orders from the War Office
call for the dispatch OF battalion OF
Scots Fusiliers, the Coldstreain Guards,
and a squadron Of the Fifth I.ancers. The
orders call for their immediate departure
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sun showing.

MILwAuKRE, Wis, Feb. Q.-SeVere winds
and snow atoIm set In early this evening
and continued throughout the entire day
and well into the night. Reports indicate
that the storm existed throughout the en-,
tire State and adjoining States, lis fury be-
ing most felt in Southern Wisconsin and
Northern Illinois and Northeastern Iowa,
Trains on all lines have been delayed from
one TO four hours, hut no ease Of absolute
blockade is reported. Nearly all freight
trains are suspended. Tonight the snow
storm Is abating, but q high wind con-
tinues, forming large drifts Of snow.
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The 81. Louis Social IIowlers.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 9.-At a meeting of So
cialists yesterday afternoon the labor
question was discussed in very tenn
perate tone, but black bordered
circular was freely distributed, which
was a bitter TRADE against Germany
for the execution Of Anarchists and
calling upon the workingmen to organize
and revolt against priestcrait, monarchy
and monopoly. The Bohemian group Of
lnternationalists, also held q meeting at
which tho wage system and all kinds OF
monopoly were condemned and reyolu-
tionary socialism advocated.
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THE aRAFToN wREcK.

The Two Suspected Boys Discharged.
"stevo" Burke Held.
Special Dispateh to Tie LRttlliOsaear.
GRAFTON, W. Va, Feb. 9.-After pre-.
.lminary hearing this afternoon the two
boys, Rowan and Barker, who were ar
rested last week charged with completely
in the wrecking Of the st. Louis Express
near here on the night Of December slst,
were discharged. The prima jacie evidence
against Steve Burke, who, it is alleged,
confessed to detective, duplicating the
other two boys, was considered sufficient
to hold him for the action OF the Grand
Jury, and he was remanded to jail.
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TnE Anarchist is abroad in the land
tlc land Of the free, and he is doing his
best to bring European discomfort into the
bappy homes OF the contented working
men Of this country. The Anarchists not
aworkingman; he is disturber and an
agitator; he is an idler and an agent OF
the devil, inasmuch as that exponent OF
wickelness has work for unemployed
minds and hands.
This country is refuge for the OPP
pressed, but it is not an asylum for the
criminals and conspirators Of the Old
World. II was founded on liberty Of
conscience that was denied respectable
people in the empires and monarchies Of
Europe, and was in no wise intended as a
cradle OF sedition and a nursery Of assas-
siuatiOn. The opposite is the aim Of the
Anarchists ORDER At first, the claim that
this class OF agitators had foothold in
this country was laughed at
but in the light Of recent
developments it can no longer be consid-
erel amusing. Humor must give way to
sincerity. The men who are engaged in
this agitation are irresponsible persons and
DO not owe allegiance to God or govern
ment. II the reports are true the subject
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DEs MONIES, Iowa, Feb. 0.-The heayi.
est snow storm Of the season aet in yester.
day afternoon and prevailed until until
this forenoon. It was accompanied by
high winds, which driited it badly and
has caused almost a complete blockade on
fifteen railroads, and the same reports
reach this city from all parts Of the State.
The Des Moines & Fl. Dodge road has not
moved wheel to-day, and the same NAV
be said Of the 0sceola, Boone line,
the Wabash, North and South, and the
Burlington & Quincy. The st. Paul Ex.
press on the Northwestern left this morn
ing, but only reached the crossing Of the
main line and still lies there, and the Da.
kota train was abandoned at the Union
line.
Jansus0hek's private car attempted to
roach Dttumwa with double header, but
after being out all day was returned here
tonight Not q road, as far as can be
learned, has turned q freight wheel all day,
and the prospects are not good for to.mor.
row. It is rapidly growing colder, here
tonight, and with the intense cold II will
be impossible to hire men TO clear the
blockade. Many Of the North and South
roads have abandoned everything and will
do nothing till the weather moderates and
storm subsides. The cold waye signal Is
Tying and reports another blizzard coming
from the Northwest.
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a BOSTON noMANcE.
An Engaged Young Lady Discovers That Her
Lover Has wife Living.

1StNE mas - WIG LAttubs
BosToS, Feb. .9.-Quite romance has
come to light in Boston among the resi-.
dents OF Back Bay. About eighteen
months ago young gentleman living on
Commonwealth avenue was sinitten with
violent passion for pretty servant girl
employed in his mothers house. They
were married secretly, but the family early
discovered the state Of affairs and there
was q terrible time. It was proposed to
the erring son that his low.born wife
should be given certain sum OF money
and sent so far away that she could never
trouble him. 1tis presumed he regretted
his hasty act, for he accepted the terms,
and the girl was sent away. The matter
was confined to members OF the family,
with the exception OF an aunt OF the
young man. About six months after the
disappearance Of his wife he met beauti-
ful girl at Cambridge, with whom he fell
desperately in love. She was lovely, ac-
complished and his equal in birth or for
tune, and finally the engagement was
announced. Meanwhile the aunt, who
knew his secret, has been taken insane
and was put in the Mclean Asylum. The
Cambridge young lady, whom we will call
Miss White had sister In the same
asylum, who was insane from melancholy.
Miss White frequently visited her sister,
and spoke other coming happiness during
one OF her visits. One day when Miss
White called the aunt found means 10 see
her, and told her the story.oi the young
mans marriage, and that he had never
been divorced. The young lady told her
father what sh. had heard, and upon in
yestigation, he found it true. AT this time
the invitations were out for the wedding
and all preparations made. Her betrothed
husband did not attempta denial, and the
young lady suffered q serious illness,
which suffered as pretext for recalling
the invitations.
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DETROIT, Feb. 9.-The storm here con.
tinued throughout the day, but not with
very great severity. The snow and sleet
has fallen to a depth Of few inches. To-
night the signal officer reported the
thermometer at lS0 above and falling. Re.
ports from different parts of.the State re.
port the snow from few inches to two
TO three feet on level, Glenwood report
ing the latter figure, Trains are delayed,
many being laid of.
Bay CrrY. MIcn., Feb. 0-The blizzard
reached this place last night and has con-
tinued all day and up to midnight with
undated fury, blocking streets and rail.
ways badly. All trains that reached here
during the day were many hours late.
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TuE following extracts from q letter
ot(icneral wOlseley, written to a person
IN Richmond, are OF interest at thepresent
lime, The letter from Wolseley wasdated
l,,t December, and the paragraphs that
are Of importance read as follows:
,.tL.ys onIy known two heroes In my life, and
,..ns,aI il T.. Lee Is one Of them, so you can know
VS' value QUO Of his letten. believe that when
IT, ha, ralned the angry passions IN tle NOtth,
i.-,rnll IL, will BE- accepted IN the uniIed sAtts
, ,rrStrst general you have ever had. aud as
,!i, w h',conI only 10 Warrington himself stone
lalII i,sSSSn Only knew slightly Ills name will
". t,,Trr also In American history when that OF
y i. : t;fnul shall long have been forgotten. snch,-
~ is,.t i ny humble opinion OF those men when
ItsS,,i by al outside student OF mill ary history
WhO has no local prejudice. .,..-...s
Vi rnrlTse you photograph with great pleasure.
,bSlI Indeed be prIud that II hnds place IN your
r6lirrilDr, am also sending one direct " Genenl
E,,tI,crGrl with my best thanks for his kindness
s I.i,Inv m, have lie autograph letters that you
h."s n tIndIy sent me. That OF BeanrcRrd Is one
,bst snail always piIre. am indeed grateful To
,Ou iOrislllng me 70 Ecepie ,,...
Slgnedl "oLsh'h''
It is perhaps needless to say that there
are people in the United States who differ
with General Wolselcy; in fact, large
majority. England's alleged greatest gen.
eral may live to find this out, although it
will be no good management on his part.
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\ PIrIsRuRaH, Pa, Feb. "a disastrous
aood is feared here unless the weather be-
comes very cold within the next twelve
hours. Along the Monongahela and Allie
pheny rivers, above the city 10 headwa.
ters, there are acres Of ice and snow vary.
ing from six to eighteen inches, II II
comea out with rpshS the damage nc
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GENERAL SHERMAN, at long range, says
woI,eley's best plan would be to concen-
,,,,s s near Khartoum, but unfortunately
Ss % f,ils 10 furnish mi lord General with
m,D, M and specifications as to how it is to
10 lone. In fact, Sherman acknowledges
,I,t he don't sec how he can do it, as the
So, I weather will have set in before he has
m,,le much headway.
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Robbery at cIaysville.

SpeclaE Dllpaleh % tht Inielll0tAcer. =
CLAYsyILLB, Pa, Feb. 9.-The hardware
store'of Campsey & Wilson was enteredby
thieves on Saturday night and four silver
watches stolen from the show.case. There
was a large stock Of revolyers, knives and
silyerwafe. but nothing Of this kind was
disturbed. They entered by raising the
window in the rear OF the building. Tracks
were found in the rear OF the store. Evil
IDENTIFY the thieves knew the workings Of
store, from the fact that they entered by
the window and made their exit by the
back door. No clue 70 the thieves.
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CLEYEIASp, O., Feb. "a sensation
was created in Warren to-day by the ar
rest Of Mrs, Tillie King, wife OF A. A.
King, Of this atty. King sued for a divorce
some time ago and the arrest to-day was
made on Q charge Of adultery. King says
his wife remained oyer night in this atty
at Q cheap hotel witha man named Jewell,
who was also arrested. Alrs. King de-
clares II TO be put up job In which 0
private DETECTIVE and others want to ruin
her reputation. sheis the daughter Of q
prominent citizen.
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ANAllCnIsTs IN AMFRlcA.
An Account of Their Organization, Pr
poses and Location of Orders.

An Aeeo,nt of Th.Ir t,rvnnirn,Ion p,r.
no.ss md Iasa,,on >, orI.ss
p,,,' ''''s.''.I' - .Ha u. Ta, n % nj, n
im',"pALrhiA' Az rep' Inc fFeS'
published this morning an account OF q re.
porter who for three months WAS A mem.
bee Of ftbe IntrrnotIonol Iri,eitsy Issocio.
,,on .hs ''Sa. 80. ' s.'',.'',S'' f.s'.0''s :,
uV'' .lie must potent organization OF
Anarchists in the world, giving the secret
workings OF the society. its aims and
methods and a iull ,ist of Ia memhe,.
.hi" '' ''' - 40 Hs'
.lle states there arc four branches in that
city, with 1000 members. The end 10
Which the society Ia now working with all
is energy is the induction OF Americans
into their ASSOCIATION, They think that.
unless the sympathy OF native born
citizens is aroused 10 some extent. their
projected revolution cannot be successful.
Their PRINCIPAL operations, h Is intend.
ed, shall be against the Unite,' Statar.
The headouarters Of thc association Il
GNo. 50 Fist street, New York city.
Pennsylvania and Ohio are. " r % Pa.
book, Brownfield. Fayette copnty pa
]. Hudz, Mt, Pleasant Pa. Vactsv AZ.
mana, care OF + Herring Brideenort % .
Vac Kalya, j. Linden and n Il Gever
Cleveland.
New York CITY ia sunnosaa n have
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lYAsufSaToS, D. c., Feb. 0.-Senator
Don Cameron will htart to-mOrow for
His health has been failing al
late and physicians adyised him not to re,
main here any longer, though he wanted
TO stay the session opt. Cameron has
had two lemmoFah8ges recently and Is
advised to seek e milaer climate In The far
South and take as much outdoor exercise
no rnSaihla
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I.oSnox, Feb. 0.-The Pal Mall Ga.eiie
in an editorial on the, situation inttie
Soudan says: England may not need
military aid in the sOudan, but she does
need camels which the Turks only can
supply. TheSultan isanxioust to cooperate
with England on a basis OF ia recognition
Of his sovereignty over Egypt. lfthe gov
ernment rejects his offer they may have
to force the combined hostility OF Ell
Maili and the Caliph Of IsIam.n
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CnaSSArt, Feb. 9.-Mr. r. N. Shoe
maker, one Of the wealthy and prominent
citizens Of Cincinnatii Is not expected to
live through tho night. lie was identified
with the construction OF the Cincinnati,
Hamilton & Dayton, the Kansas Pacific,
Cincinnati Southern, Dayton 4 Michigan,
and other railways,
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CmcAGo, Feb. O.-The loss to the rail-
roads in business and the cost OF clearing
the tracks will be something enormous.
On some OF the roads which have refused
TO send'out passenger trains special efforts
are being made to bring in stock trains,
several engines being used. The St. Paul
road brought In q stock train OF iorty.iiye
cars this afternoon. The telegram wires
are working heavy in every direction.
At 1850 tonight the snow storm here
had ceased and the stars were shining,
though the snow was still drifting badly.
The mercury indicates 4' above zero.
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An Awfni Pnll.

HAvRE DEGRAoE, Feb. o.LThis morning
five wOrkmen employed in repairing the
bridge over the susquehanna river here
yerethrown down on the ice, by the break.
Ing OF q ascaaold. The fall was so feet, and
all went through the ice into the river.
Two are reported drowned and three
rescued in precarious condition,
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rrouhle ON the Maha,h.

I CHICAGO, Feb. 0,-At Wabash, Ind, the
storm was at It's worst to night. Trains
on the Northern division Of the Cincin.
natl, Wabash & Michigan road are aband-
oned. The north bound passenger train
stuck in the drift at Granger, Ind, and
an engine sent 70 It's relief was served
likewise. Another train is in the snow
seven miles from Benton Harbor.
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Canadians who want to "a. Tho ,r,h,,.

OTTAWA, Feb. o.-It is stated that Col.
onel Williamshastendered his servicesand
those Of his regiment selected from the
Canada militia for active seryieein Egypt,
whenever the home authorities may re.
quire them: The application has been
forwarded by the Governor General 10
England.
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Alleged violntion Of no ciyIl sory,c. :, =.

'''sH"H 'Io'''''"H UI HvIVIFII serNIch Law.
GRAND RArIDs, Aficit., Feb. O.-The ex-
animation of c. Martin Miles, Assistant
Postmaster, charged with violation of
the civil service law. by soliciting
funds OF pbstoplce clerks for
campaign purposes ended Saturday
and the case was dismissed, with no cause
for action. Judge Parrish, before whom
the investigation was conducted, said he
thought many investigations would cause
far more corruption In the department, by
inviting perjury and ialsehood, than
would the conviction Of tile assessment
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PrrnnuRGa, Feb. 9.-The Edgar Thomp.
son steel works at Hraddocks, resume
operations in al departments tomorrow,
giving employment to nearly four thon.
sand men who have been idle for eight
weeks. The men return 10 work at q
aliHht reduction,
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A Meeting wlthout an OBJECT IN

WAsHlSsrog, Fob. "a call has been
issued by the Secretary pi the National
Democratic Committee for meeting TO
be held at the Arlington Hotel on Mon.
day, March 9. The purpose Of the meet,
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WIxosA, MISS., Feb. Own. Dwight
Chandler, second son Of Secretary chand.
Ter, and Lilly NJ. Porter, daughter Of L. O.
Porter, o prominent banker and mill
owner, were married this evening,
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Excursion tickets % New orleans.

Cheap excursion tickets are now on sale
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
route. For tickets and full information
call on oraddress j. g. Tomlinson, Agent,
foot Of Eleventh street. Wheeling w, Va,
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TWO rErIMoNTAIa.

Mr.. Platt-No one has higher admira,
ton for the services Of General Thomas
than have; but We. ought, ir what We
do, act with deliberation, and with refer.
encc to its future effect. You will not be
able to persuade the widows Of many Of
the gallant Generals Of the Union army
that their husbands were not as dis.
tinguished for service, for courage, and for
ability, as General Thomas. II we give 0
5000 pension to the widow Of General
Thomas, It will be very difficult TO refuse
Il to the widows OF very many OF the
Generals Of the army in time TO come. In
other words Il will establish precedent;
but II the Senate desires 10 do that, OF
course have no objections.
Mr.. Bllir-This widow, now an aged
woman, without children, solitary and
alone In the world, and with certainly as
great deserts on the part Of her husband
as could DO claimed in any other case
whatever, even although our most emf.
nent Generals might have been already
deceased, has been entirely silent. With 4
dignity that Is commendable, she has sui.
iered this neglect on the part Of her coun.
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Used HI, iDagror without Provosa,,o,.

NEATllERFoRD, Feb. 0.-Two young
men, frank A. Freise and Frank B. Dar.
sey, were seriously stabbed Saturday
aight by a man named II. NJ, Mar
Sni Si Martin arrived on the mid
hElRht train with six children, his
Dt1 91eTandmother.in.law. kccosting Freise
sL ana parSey on the street, they directed
als ,i,, strangers TO a hotel, when Martin,
xIlulSat provocation, plunged a dagger In
ale breast OF each man. Martin was
e's''ea yesterday morning.
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doubt will be very great. A warm rain
has been falling since last night and dis
patches from points above report the
rivers rising rapidly,