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A TERA1BLE DEATH.
AtIit..o chlld burned to a Crisp in 8

ALittle Child Burned to a Crisp In Sight
OF Her si,ters. y
PfTTsBuRdn, March Pa four year
old daughter Of Mr.. Joseph Ewing, who
lives on Grandyiew avenue, Dnquesne
Heights, mot with terrible death this
evening. Conrad Sill, a resident Of the
house adjoining, heard heartrending
screams in Ewing's house about eight
o'clock in the evening and surmising thai
there was something wrong rushed into
kitchen. A distressing sight met his gaze.
The little girl was lying on the floor en-
veleped in flames, while two little chill
dren stood beside her crying bitterly. II
was only aminute TO subdu6 the fire, but
It was too late. The little ones limbs
were burned to crisp, and it was also
evident that she had inhaled the flames.
Mrs. Ewing returned 10 the dwelling in a
short time, and was almost crazed by the
accident. She had left the children alone
and went TO tile store. warning them to
keep away from the fire. The sufferer
fingered until death relieved her.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Miscellaneous News and Gossip from oy
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Miscellaneous News and Gossip from Dye,
tho River.
Saturday is pay day at the Laughlir
mill. = ;
Grant Henderson is out, after a siege O
scarlet fever.
Mrs. Ann Graham is having new store
room erected on Fourth street.
Mr.. W. R. Moore left yesterday 70,
Marietta on q short business trip.
There will be children's fancy dres.
carnival at the Excelsior rink tonight
There will be a grand children's carni
val at the Eureka rink tomorrow night.
Moore Evans, Of Mount Pleasant, /.
visiting Mr.. Dave Johnson, on Ninth street
Episcopal services will be held at Mis-.
Ann Miiier,s, on Third street, at 9 O'CLOCK
this afternoon.
The spring election comes of soon, and
among the most important OF the offices Il
that Of tho Water Works Trustees.
Aiew days ago one Of the boys left for
the wild, wild West. After getting as
far as Cambridge he concluded that 1t was
too cold and camo home.
The High School room will be open to.
day and tomorrow. Great pains have
been taken to make this the most success.
ful entertainment that has been given.
Hon. John Powell, OF Carson City, Ne.
vada, Is visiting relatives In town. Mr..
Powell is prominently connected with the
mining interests Of that State, and Is also
n menher OF the State SanatA
FoR RRxr-The boarding house near
the Laughlin mill. Inquire Of
WM. CLARK.
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WHArwILL nAYAnppof
a ci. .izsn of the unlted states Kidnapped BY
n British Detective.

NEW YoRK, March 25.-Mrs. Ireland, Of
Mott Haven, told the authorities OF the
District Attorneys Office this afternoon
that her husband had been Kidnapped by
English officials. Robert Ireland, aged 80
was piper In the English army until 1875,
when he deserted from his garrison al
Ayr, Scotland. He came TO this city and
took out naturalization papers. On the
18th inst. one John Shields wrote
him from Rochester, New York, offer.
ing to give the piper . position in q
concert company there being formed, at
seven dollars q night. Ireland went TO
meet Shields and was indued TO 20 into
Canada. Shields here announced himself
as q detective and.took the naturalized
American into custody. Ireland was
locked up and was refused permission to
write home until yesterday, when he sent
atew lines to hiswi telling her the above
facts, aud adding he would shortly be re.
turned 10 england for trial. Mrs. ireland
was directed to communicate with Secre-
tary OF State Bayard. nj
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cApTrALScuLLtNGs.

The Senate devoted the entire session TO
the consideration Of the Well and Ia Abra
treaty. saq.a.9{,..a ,}y
First @ Comptroller. Of the Treasury Dur.
ham. assumed the duties Of his office yes.
terdAy. 1;k
The combinations Of the Senate yester.
day were: Samuel s.. Cox, Minister TO
Turkey; Henry L. Sluldrew, Assistant
Secretary OF the Interior; William A. ].
Sparks, Commissioner of the General
Land Office. 7.sl s. is stGp
Secretary Lamar has Issued an order
closing the Interior Department to-mor-
row, out Of respect 70 the memory 81 the
late Jacob Thompson, oi Kentucky, Secte.
tary OF the fntefior during the admins:
tration Of President buchanan.
The minister from Japan has written .
letter TO Secretary RayaId expressing the
Warmest THANKS Of his government 70
Lucius ii, Foote, u. s.. Minister TO Corea,
for protecting . party Of Japanese subjects
during the recent disturbances at Seoul.
The Commissioner OF Pensions has Is.
sued an order directing that for the pres
emit until the mass Of business before the
Board Of RepieY is disposed ot, The mems
bers OF that division Of the pension Office
shall begin work OF $3.50 A, ". and finish at
,hrN,
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srEUBENv1LLR:.. ! 3.
Tho Incendiaries Abroad-Prsbabiy Fatal
Aesidsn. at . Rink.

e Acotdentht hklnks ~ HlI'
Special Dipatch % the Iateilieaer.
srEuBkSylLIs, o., March 25.-Bettha
daughter Of William Snyder, died in Wes
Virginia, opposite this city, yesterday
Her twin sister, aged II years, died the
first part Of the week. =,
Incendiafies made two attempts tc
burn tho residence Of Joseph 1ngler last
night. The firIt time the fire was discoy
cred in an clubhouse, the second time In
the entrance TO the cellar. Shayings and
rags, saturated with coal oil, were used.
The 0'Neal will resume her trips ID
Wheeling tomorrow morning.
BURGLARS visited q number oil houses
last night, taking provisions and clothing.
Joint School, District No. g., near New
Alexandria, has been closed on account oi
diphtheria. l
The coal lands belonging to the Brady
estate were sold yesterday to the Steuben-
vile Coal and Mining Company for s, ,205.
The tract Is n acres, with no surface.
Ms.. Laura Drake, who fell al o skating
rink some time ago, Is not expected to re.
cover. Her spine was badly injured, and
she received other internal injuries.
Tonight Milly French, Q noted charac;
ter, was stabbed with q knife by her par
amour, Easter Wilcoxen. The cut was
eight inches long and may be fatal. She
was stabbed in the back twice. Wilcoxen
then dealt her two blows with 0 poker, in
aicting dangerous wounds.
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NEWS N BRIEF.

Two rifed mail pouches were found in a
deserted cabin, near Wapakoneta, o. 5
Carter Harrison has been renominated
by the Democrats for Mayorof Chicago,
Two Irish Americans were arrested in
Quebec on suspicion Of being dynamiters.
Wm. Shields, Postmaster at West Ches.
ter, Pa, committed suicide by drowning.
A new protective tariff morning daily
will be issued in New York beginning in
April. t.,s.t $ =
Fred. Green succeeds Dan. McConyille
aspriyate secretaryto TO Governor Hoadly, OF
Ohio. 81
Maud s.. in charge Of her trainer, ".
w. Bair, started from Cincinnati To Phil
adelphia tonight.
The value Of produce exports at The port
OF New York for the week ended March
"a, was 81, ,a07, 900. Z fl sN
Frank Six, brakeman, was Killed in the
railroad yard at tNelsongille, O., being
crushed by. q care coal.
The steamer City Of Para is detained in
quarantine, off New York with two cases
Of yellow fever on! board. tflEli-i
John Pearce, ot Rock Greek, Tenn,
committed suicide in the presence OF q
young girl because she refused'to marry
him. q, hi .ss ,igt3 AZ
The Scottish Rite Cathedral Company,
OF Cincinnati, has been incorporated for
the purpose Of rebuilding the Cathedral Of
the order ~
Acting Governor Hinaman, ot Ken. {,
tueky, refuses TO further interfere in the
execution Of Wm. Neal, the last OF the
Ashland mufderers. sfi,i
The annual contest between the two
literary societies ofl the Washington and
Jefferson College, OF Washington, Pa,
took place last might
Mta. Mary Wood, q willow, committed
suicide while in q AZ q despondency
caused by poverty and the ;deaertiol ot
her rtYenty.ye dspghtert
John Gale, who mysteriously disappear
ed from Greenfield, o., Saturday, March
1Ath, was found In o stone quarry, his
neck broken from the fall over the edge.
Henry England, q Brownstovn, Ind,
was arrested, charged with perjury for
swearing that q young girl, who wass
anxious to,wed q friend lof his was OF Law
ful age. 4Is i,f ~
Prof. David Swing, OF ohicago, formerly
identified with 1lhSl a lliahee, and ilatterly
with the Peeklg basiae has withdrawn
from the latter and become permanently
connected with Tile CsstTsEt N sn editoSlN
'eapacitY WI J.
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Samuel Sullivan Coz; Of New York was
born at Zsnesyille, Ohio, September 80,
1924; attended Ohio University, Athens,
but graduated at Brown University, Prov
itience, in the class Of lSl6j studied and
praotieed law; was owner and editor oi
the Columbus, tohiol Ssatsmaa in 1858
and 1854; was appointed secretaryo Of Le'
cation to Peru in 1856 was o Delegate 10
the Chicago and the New York Demo
cratic National Conventions, Of 1854 and
1905; is the author oiseyeral works, and q
constant contributor to the press and peri
odicals; |; was elected from the Columbus
tlohio) district 10 the Thirty:fith, Thirty.
sixth, Thirty.seyenth, and Thirty-eighth
Congresses removed To- New York City
on the Ath.of March 1861; was elected 70
the Porty.sjfst Congress, was re,el elected 10
The Fotty.second Congress, and was the
candidate Of the Democrats and Liberal
Republicans for Representative at large In
the Porty.third Conglesg, and defeated BY
Lyman tremain, though cumming several
Thousand ahead Of the rest OF his toketI
he was subsequently reelected 10 the
Forty.third Congress, TO succeed james
Brooks deceasedi was reelected TO the
Forty.iourth Congress; was appointed
Speaker pro TEN. Of the House June I,
1870, and elected Speaker pro tenn. June
| 10, 1870, serving until he vacated the
oitiee June -, 1876 was elected 10 the
RoPtv,fiikh and ForkysRiTfh ConVfeaRaa.
and Haa reelected % the FortyieysRth
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TnNouanr rnK srArr.
Accidents and IueIdonts in West virginia
and Vicinity.

anu vicinity.
Capt. James r. Mehetl, ex.Chief Of po.
lice Of Parkersburg, who was employed by
the Ohio River Railroad Conpeny In
work up the robberies at the Sistersyille
depot, arrested Benz. +. Wait. OF New
Martinsyille, Monday night as one ofsthe
gang There are several others who are
Implicated in the affair and will be arrest
ed in due time.
Several prominent business firms of
Tennessee are going to inaupurate n new
industry in this State. Ii is 10 grind the
black oak and chestnut bark. used for fan.
ming purposes, in this State, and then ship
It IN that state to Tennessee for use in large
tannefies there. G. E. Currier, OF Morris
town, Tenn, is in Parkersburg to attend
to the business in that section.
The citizens OF Charleston have held an
other meeting for the purpose Of making
arrangements "a. receive the State poyerns
ment with due pomp and dignity. The
meeting was a miserable failure and ad-
lourned size die without doing anything
or making any arrangements. The State
government will be allowed to slide in as
best 1t may. Perhaps the Mayor and CITY
Council may drop around and extend u
welcome, but even that is doubtful.
Frank Archer, Of Jackson county. The
young man recently "withed" by the So
called Red Men, did not leave for Ohio, az
reported, but is said to be defiantly. tray
erslng the ground OF Grant district, a
walking arsenal, having strapped about
his person several huge sshootersn which
he proposes to put in use provided he's
attacked again. As 1t was, he fioored ono
or two OF the Red Men before thew could
get him under subjection the time thoy
whipped him. i.' -
A few evenings since, at sarahsyille.
Noble county, Tom Howard q two chiliren
were late in returning from school. saving
they had played. The father in paroxysm
Of anger beat them in a shameful manner.
Both children were so hnrt that they lad
to receive medical treatment. TIE citi-
zens q few nights after took Howard 10
the centre OF the village, tied him 10 n
post, stripped him to the waist, and whip.
ped him till the blood ran. Notice was
served that the post will be left standing
and wife beaters and petty offenders viii
be punished there. ~ / ! :
Times are getting lively at Macksbure.
The correspondent Of the Marietta LeaIer
says: "The oil business Is looming up
this spring. The present week has iinisit-
ed five new wells. Lee & Apples well
started Off at 150 barrels per day; o, Lindo-
mans 100; McAianus' about so; Groene's
the same; Bradley & Lockwood,s IA a
small producer; N. G. Dickens three feet
In sand with fne showing as Ear "a gone.
Quite number Of new wells will be tlonc
IN Thirty days. There arc about so rigs
building, and as soon as the weather will
permit, there certainly will be lively
times. The pipe lines will finish their
fourth iron tank by Sunday, the 25l.
This tank will hold 5000 barrels"
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RIEL GIVES BArTLE.
Fifteen of the Mounted Police Killed-Th

Fifteen of the Mounted Police Kilied-Tht
resurrection Well Planned.
WrsSlPEa, MAN, March Nothing
is talked Of here I'VE the rebellion, and al
reports come in the excitement increases
Intelligence has Just been received Of an
attack yesterday by the rebels upon q de-
tachment Of mounted police which was
proceeding to the relief Of Fort Carlton.
Fifteen Of the police were killed and
others wounded. Another report in;cir.
culation is to the effect that Riel has been
shot and the rebels have captured and
have Imprisoned forty whites and have
taken possession OF more stores. -Four in.
dian chiefs and their bands have Joined
the insurgents, who now number over
l 900 hardy men, all armed. A dispatch
from Edmonton TO the Hudson Bay Com.
pany says 400 half-breeds are located in
the vicinity, holding secret meetings and
Organizing for action. The insurgents
have seized several private stores, and are
+menacing Hudson Bay trading posts.
General Middleton, Commander In Chief
Of the Canadian militia, will arrive Thurs.
day and take command OF the expedition
against the rebels. The Nineteenth bat.
talon and field battery Of Middleton
will follow by special train and oyertake
them. The Winnepeg detachment oi
mounted police left this morning for the
scene. The commissary department Ia
busy purchasing horses, wagons and
other supplies. It Ia proposed to
break the Nineteenth regiment into three
divisions and forward them from different
points along the railway. New arrivals
from Prince Albert say tho half.breeds
have been preparing all winter for an up.
rising, and are well provided with sup
plies, ammunition, etc. Military circles
have been busy all day., Recruits are be.
ing received for both corps, as a full com
plement is wanted, Two hundred men
have been enlisted, and awkward squads
were drilling all day. The men are being
supplied with accoutrements and ammu.
milton. The troops were dismissed for the
night, but buglers galloped all over the
city summoning men TO arms, in order
that they could start for the scene OF the
disturbance at sunrise this morning.
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Killed Her Cousin.

RICHMOND, Va, March 25.-Mary
Cooper, an eightyear-old girl living at
scottsville, has confessed to the murder Of
her seyen-year-eld cousin, Melville Bar
rett, whose body was found in an outhouse
a week ago. David Cooper, the boys
uncle, has been in Jail on suspicion Of be.
ing the murderer. Mary ssys she killed
the boy while chastising him for having
eaten an egg that belonged to her. She
and her sister made the boy get on chair
and tie a rope to- beam. The girls then
tied the rope around his neck, knocked the
chair away, and while he was hanging
Mary struck him on the head with a
shovel. This agrees with the story already
told by the other girl.
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bridgeport.
Reese Burdett Is on the sick list.

Reese Burdett Is on the sick list.
Mr. North Westleit Yesterday on busi.
ness trip for ]. @. Dent & Co.
Revival services are being held In scottt
Church, three miles back Of Bridgeport.
The terms oi CounciImen Alexander,
Kuhn and Howells expire soon. Their
friends would like TO see them re.elected.
Bids will be received until April Let by
August Steger, chairman OF fhe Light
Committee, to clean and all.the. lamps oI
the village Tor the, ensuing year.
The closing exercises Of the high room
at the Garfield school house will take
place on Friday afternoon. Several good
speeches and compositions have been pre-,
pared, and, to Judge from tho practice
which has taken place, itlwill be q sue
eeeR, 5ftJf
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Ex.ATrORSRY GESrRAL BREwsrrR, being
rendered banquet by his Philadelphia
friends, declines the honor and with hil
regrets" sends along some very sensible
Comment lie viii not be the active
cause Of dinner at SIS a plate while
thousands Of poor mon and women are
without employment. Mr.. Brewster weara
tttlls at his wrists and all that, but under
all his peculisrities he has . heart, and
thtsis not the tlnt time he has shownit it.
Mt. Brewster knew, though he WA too
polite TO say, that among the subscribers
at SIS . plate were men who wouldn't
give fifteen cents to q poor devil starving.
There Is not much Of the glory Of this
world In transformations acts Of charity,
The banquet to a distinguished citizen Is q
thing that tells. The press reports II
gives the names Of those who were pres
snt and does up the eloquent s.Seoches
This is ample recompense Tor q SIS dinner
weAnoricana do q great deal Of banquet
Ing. Meantime some Of The rest Of Us ar
aiittle anxious about our three squart
Rsals a.day,
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oeean stoa,nship Nevs.

LONDON, March %. The steamer Rome
sailed from Liverpool to-day for New York
in the firstyoyagct this season, taking about
700 passengers, the largest number en-
barked on any transatlantic steamer for
several months. The steamer Oregon from
New York reports that on Sunday she
passed the steamer Nessmore from Balti-
more March 10, for Liverpool, with an en-
CINE disabled and was proceeding slowly.
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Away pownlTsrr.ssy Down.

LONDON, March 25.-The Stock market
at the close to-day was depressed undel
theiniluence Of the increase in prepara
tions for war. Consols closed at 97 1.16,
a figure not yet reached since the com
mencement of the Anglo Russian dispute
Russians fell / to II percent this after
noon. News from tho continent show
all the bourses sympathized with The
financial situation at London, and pricet
towards the close were flat. M
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Auu.semitlo DsmonstratIon.

VIENNA, March 25.-1n to-day's session
Of Parliament there wasa greatanti-semitic
demonstration. After the vote on thenorth-
ern railroad arrangement had been accept
ed, q number OF anti-semitic members be-
gan shouting, Down with the Jewsl" This
insult to the Parliament was resented by
other members, but the President could
not check the disorder. The disturbance
lasted half an hour and the session was
finally broken up. The people here are so
greatly excited that tho Parliament may
have to be removed to some provincial
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PIrrsBuRoH, Pa, March, e5,-At Sc.
wickley, Pa. this afternoon, two well dig
ersnamed Andrew Pearce and 8. saun.
dsrs were sufioeated by gas. They had
just put off heavy blast and Pearce
started TO the bottom to- see the effect
when he was; overcome. Saunders went
to the assistance and was also sutiocated,
When taken out both men were dead.
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lIoS. SAMUEL sUllIyAs Cox, Of New
York, is best known to the country as a
hamori.t who has been glad TO have q seat
in Congress because II Afforded him q good
theatre Of action for his pleasing weak
ness. Mr.. Coxis in fact an unusually well
read man, Of fine literary taste, a writer Of
some note. skilled legislator and better
posted than most Of our public men in the
history eiths e!dwerld and lis eontempora-
neOusdiplOmacy. Asamemberoithe House
Committee on Foreign Affairs he has been
held in high esteem as an encyclopedia
Of occurrences abroad. There need be no
lear that ho will be lacking in dignity.
lie has plentiful supply Of seli.respect
and will draw up his small sta.uture TO
is full height II tho Bird o. Freedom
should be assailed. .4'5 4
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1Ethe ISrELLlaEScrR, sin the heat Of
debate" has ever said7hard things of,the
gamblers, it desires in: this public way to
take it all back and concentrate It, with
increased emphasis, on the public enemies
ia Council WHO put through the disgrace.
tul job to save the City Sergeant from in
ysstigadon. The gamblers are not sworn
public servants, as the councilmen and
the City Sergeant are.
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Texas Legislation.

AUSTIN, Tx, March 25.-Tho House
this afternoon passed a bill opening to &C.
tual settlers only the public lands reserved
for railroads, the reservations having
lapsed. The bill amending the local op.
ton law, adding imprisonment in the
county jail to . fine for violating the law,
passed the House. t5s5flI ~
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LONDON, March 25.-The Pal MAI Ga,-
elts commenting on the appointment Of
the United States Minister to the Court Of
st. James, says: "Mr. Phelps Is q Yer
mont lawyer. He Is unknown on this
sile OF the Atlantic. Doubtless he Is 0
mnat rnannntRhla nerann.n
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pl11spuGsu must be nice place to live
in. The Milk Inspector examined two
specimens and found no trace Of water in
either. How do they make milk punch
In pittsburph?
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MAYur the Council Committee on Elec,
tons will abandon the ostrich policy and
resort to tho whitewash brush after all.
lit doesn't investigate IL may condescend
tonpOrt, The friends Of the Chief Of Po-
lice don't want so much as that. They
want notAing-and q good deal Off.
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"TaE Reyipt<t," SO it says, "belieyes the
Chief will promptly exonerate himself
from any alleged suspicion Of neglect Of
duty" Could anything be more sadly
mild? And is 1t, then, a mere "alleged
suspicion"?
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To Ln-The former city Of Wheeling.
The lawmakers and the law.executors
having ablicated in favor Of the law
breakers; the present owners have no
inther nsa for It. - -
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Tho Grand Trunk Railroad Of Canada;
has awarded contracts for 375, 900 tons oi
coal, IS, ,000. TO be. delivered at Detroit, TO
the oleyetand, Lorraine & Wheeling Rail-
way Company at y o..
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TuE Health Officer h,d the Kennedy
clock burned because there was smallpox
in the house. Was he afraid the virus
would crawl up the mantel.piece and
secret itself in the machinery Of the clock?
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AsnrrnIoke.

MuSlcE, ND, March 81. WIN. Haynes
killed by Bishop Scott last night while
stealing chickens from hen house. Hay
mes intended only q practical joke and
WAS shot lY the owner oil the premises.