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STIRRING TIMES,
THE MoMENrous QUESTION
Before the BrItiIh PaIIlAmspt-Ths Govern.
msDrs POSItiOu-Ths Defiant Attitude
OF Greece Bodies NO Good for tho
POwsrs-ForsIgpN Nswa Notes.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-In the House OF Com
mons this afternoon Sir Michael Hicks.
Beech, Chancellor Of the Exchequer said
in answer to a question that the Govern
ment had no intention OF abandoning the
control Of the Irish constabulary,
II is stated that the Government will
probably deal with the IrIsh question be-
fore taking up!proposed amendments to.
procedure rules, This statement has
caused surprise here where it had been
generally understood that the Govern
ment would seek defeat by forcing the
flOuse OF Commons to act on the amend
msnts, the Ministry according to report,
being afraid to face the Irish Issue ju4t
now,
The defiant attitude OF Greece towards
Turkey, the news OF the naval prepare.
Lions by England and Germany to conl-
pei Greece to desist from her waFlke in.
tention, and the publication Of Lord Sails.
burys note to the Greek Government,
together with various rumors, including
one that Lord Salisbury meditsted resign.
ing had a depressing influence on stocks
to-day, Greek, Turkish and Egyptian
securities each fell one percent.
The Irish conservative members OF the
House OF Commons met at the Carleton
Club to-day aud arranged to hold weekly
meetings to discuss tho best means Of sup
porting the union OF Great Britain and
Ireland and OF upholding law and order
In the latter country,
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snOr ny srRIKEI.s,
A Chicago TeAmSles HsSViyOS Many Wounds.
Ono Of the PArtr Arrraiah.

A Chicago TeamSIoF ReGSIVCs Many Wounds,
OHO Of the Party Arrested.
CHICAGO, Jan, 95,-shortlyaIter O'clock
this morning JScob Bartb, one Of the
Maxwell Brothers tealnsters, while on Ills
way to work was assaulted at the corner
OF Loomis and Twentieth streets by q
crowd Of strikers. In the melee which
followed DArth was shot, and staggering a
few feet fell to the ground. The mob dis.
persed and tue police hearing the report
Of the pistol ran to Barth's assistance, and
calling the patrol wagon removed the
Wounded man to the county hospital.
Barth is about 20 years OF age. The
only one OF the attacking party who was
arrested was Jack Olohtsty.
According to the stories prevalent he
and his companions attacked Barth, who
drew q revolver to defend himself. Clo-
hessy In tutn drew one and fired shot
which struck Barth. Tho shooter was
arrested by Stephen Beach, letter car.
rier. Darth received ono bullet in his
hip, one in the elbow and one III his
body. The physicians have extracted the
one from his elbow.
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NEw BRUxswlcK, Jan. 25.-What Is sup
posed to be case OF transmission Of
hydrophobia has been discovered near
this place. On January 14a youug son Of
Seward Applegate died from that disease.
Nov another son OF Mr.. Applegate shows
sSus Of being attacked by the same
disease, although he was not bitten. II is
thought that the explanation OF the case
lies In the fact that the boy and his
brother who died had been eating candy
when the one was attacked by the disease,
and that tho surviving brother swallowed
some Of the saliva from his brothers
mouth, % both were eating the same
piece and taking tttrns In SuCkinglt
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ToRoSro, oSr., Jan. esterday at.
ternoon, during the binding snow storm
which prevailed here, an incoming freight
train OH the Grand Trunk railway col.
lided near this city with another train
proceeding westward, which was drawn
by two engines. The three engines and
a large number Of cars were wrecked.
rhe men on the engine oi the incoming
train jumped from 1t aud thus saved
themselves. McIlroy, fireman on the
leading engine OF the west.bound train,
had his leg taken of and was otherwise
injured. The others escaped unhuft.
rne loss by the accident Is very heavy.
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San ANTONIO, TExAs, Jan. 25.-.A very
daring and desperate Jail breaking occur
red at seguin on last Friday evening, in
which eight prisoners gained their liberty.
Five ofthem we're subsequently, recaptur-
ed. The three still at large are Willis
jackson, a negro confined for murder some
weeks ago, a white man charged with
completely in the railway depot safe rob-
berry, reported at the time, and an un.
known man. 0fllCera are in pursuit Of
the fugitives with strong prospect Of re-
capturing them.
jackson Is tho negro who killed his
brother on Christmas day while in a
drunken frenzy, for no cause whatever.
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LONDON, Jau. 25.-The Greek Minister
in an interview to-day respecting the war
like news published this morning from
Athens, said the Greek King, government
and people will fight to tho bitter end be-
fore they will allow Bulgaria to absorb
100000 people belonging to the Greek
race, which she will certainly do II the
union Of Bulgaria and Eastern Roumelia
is recognized, Greece 10 fully entitled to
the whole Of Eplrus, England is inter-
fering with the rights and liberties Of
Greece. am confident that tho Greeks
can whip the Turks at sea, As to the
land defenses OF Greece the moment war
ls declared Macedonia and Albania will
be Get In flames, thus cutting of the
land communications Of the Turks and at
taCkB on sea ports.
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WHILE Major Saunderson, the Irish
rov,lst leader in the House OF Commons,
/, irving to array Protestants against Cath
olic,, the organ Of the Vatican 'lougs for
,Ls ,ime to come when. the world shall
,se PrOtestanllsm entirely eStirpated
l,om Ireland and Catholicism universally
.cognized.o Saunderson and the Vati'
ran organ might both be in better bpsi-
ns,g The leader Of the Irish Home Rule
is Protestant. His following
"a chiefly composed OF Catholics. sectar.
i.uisn has nothing to do with the cause
ol Ireland, and her friends will not try to
dng it into the controversey.
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LONDON, Jan. 25.-A dispatch from
Rome says that the IionittUr dc Rome, the
official organ Of the Vatican, expresses dis
gust and annoyance at the opposition die.
played In tho Queens speech 10 the sun
deflug Of the legislative relations between
Great Britain and ireland. The M0niitup
longs for the time 10 come when tile world
shall see Professionalism entirely extifpaLed
from Ireland and Catholicism universally
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RoYcoTrING YouNG LADIES.
Persecution Of tho Misses ourtln-A Rlot Mt
n Church.

pesmS, Jan. 25-The boycottlng OF the
Misses Curtin for bearing witness against
the moonlighters for the murder Of their
father assumes greater proportions. Tele-
grams received here for the Irish morning
papers give an account OF serious riot at
the church parish at Tries. Tho Curtin
girls came 10 maAs without any serious
demonstration. During the service Priest
OOonnor read an ordinance from his
bishop which forbade the celebration OF
the church ceremonies II the displays con-
tinue to be made against the Curtin
family. Nevertheless, when tho Congre-
cation was dismissed and the young Ia
dies came out to the entry, the Congrega.
ton surrounded them, hopping and yell
ing. Head Inspector MCDermot was in
the ChurChyard with a force Of forty police.
He asked the people to disperse, and
when they became nenaCing toward the
girls he ordered the force 10 charge, and
they succeeded In dispersing the assem-
blage, alter which the force escorted the
ladies home.
While they were gone number OF wo-
men who had been unmolested by the
police re.entered the church, and dlspite
the piteous implorings for the priest broke
up the Curtin family pew and took the
pieces outside TO burn, but were pre-
vpttai
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1.oSDoS, Jan. 25.-Ths Mark Lane Er.
,rts, in iB review Of the British grain
trade during the past week, says "Young
wheat thus far has stood the winter we'll.
Trade 10 steady. The sales Of English
wheat during the week were 03,lOl quar-.
ters at 2Os, 6d., against S3,l4 quarters at
3is. lid. for the corresponding week last
year Fine batleys are down. Business
In iOfelgMWheAts show no new features"
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self, which had been offered by Alr. Payey.
With one OF the Senators at the Clerks
desk the Republican minority voted on
the rules and they were declared adopted,
In result the Senate proceedings are about
where they were this morning, Tae Dem.
ocratc adjournment was taken to We'd
nesdRy at 4 ?, NJ, and the Republicans to
tomorrow morning,
The affair is pronounced disgracelul by
all unprejudiCed minds here,
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Fatal Railway Accident.

"ptcInI DlFpdErN 10 Inc InIaTIUchcrr
FAlEMoNT, W. Va, Jan. 25.-ThiSmorn-
ing as the riggerS train was going out on
the Fairmont, Morgantown & Pittsburgh
ltailroRd to clear up some broken cars the
crane car run OF the track. j. A, Iemas.
ters, n brakeman Of the train, jumped oil
and slipped under the moving train, and
received injuries from which he died at
1905 6r. NJ. He is married, and his wife
lives In Wheeling. Ills remains will be
sent 10 lI.ttleton ior interment.
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CiEsrER, Jan. 25.-.The Prince OF Wales,
who has been visiting the Duke Of West.
minister at Eaton Hall since Friday, was
to-day presented with loyal address by
the citizens of Chester The city was
handsomely decorated with ilags and
bunting In honor Of the occasion. His
Royal Highness received an ovation, after
which he started for London. There was
no demonstration whatever Of an offensive
character against the Prince.
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DEMAND SUSTAINED.
The senate In Executive Session Calls for
PRpSFs-ThS Case In Point.

NAPeFb-tuo Ease IN folnt'
WAsHISdToS, Jan, 25.-In the executive
session Of the Senate to-day Mr.. Edmunds,
in behalf Of the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported resolution directing
the Attorney General to furnish to the
Senate copies Of all papers and documents
on file in his Department relating to the
administration OF the office OF United
States District Attorney for the Southern
District Of Alabama. The resolution was
at once agreed to without opposition or
debate, 1t is understood that these papers
are desired by the committee in connec-
ton with It's consideration Of the nomina-
tion Of John D. Burnett, vice George NJ.
Baskin suspended. II is also understood
that request recently made by the com.
mittee to the Attorney General for the
papers was returned with a statement
that the Attorney General had not been
instructed by the President to furnish
them,
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CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 95.-Michael
BrowSki and his wife, OF the Eighteenth
ward who were inflicted with trlChinosis
by eating raw pork last Wednesday still
lie in a critical condition. Saturday the
oldest child was taken SUDDENLY III and il
still in very bad condition. Another child
fell Ill Sunday afternoon. The poisoned
meat has been removed by the health OF.
aCer. The West Side family which was
inflicted with the same disease some
weeks ago, has almost entirely recovered.
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NIScn, Jan. 25.--M. Garachanlne, the
servian Prime Minister, has submitted 10
King Milan the servian Cabinets peace
proposals, which deal with the subjects OF
the Bulgarian passport regulation, the
blockade Of the frontier, the settlement
Of the emlgrant question, and the Conclu.
sions Of the customs and commercial con.
ventions with Bulgaria. The seryian Off.
clals believe that II Bulgaria will accept
these conditions the action will be Rc-
Ceptsd as an evidence OF such good will
towards servla that as a result peace may
be regarded as insured.
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Vps coke manufacturers Of Mt. Pleasant
40 dow 10 learn, or they would not bring
n a batch Of newly landed Hungarians to
,ass a. tbe place OF their striking country
van van There is no need to waste sym.
,, n,,by on men who import foreign labor
S,,p, y make an eaaier job Of degrading home
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n lhrlnr lhs Arthur Kill.

TnEStoH, n. j., Jan. 25.-Ths Commit.
teen on Riparian Nights Of the Assembly
spent the afternoon in hearing Arguments
for and against the passage Of the rssolu.
ton requesting Congress to refuse the per.
mission 10 the Baltimore \ Ohio railroad
10 bridge the Arthur Kill between the
New Jersey shore and Staten Island, by
which the road mentioned proposes to
secure entrance TO New York hafbor.
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Wheeling, January %.
poMINoE rouRNAMENT.
Coming Entertainments, Marrow gscapeF,
etc. mt BFidRenOtt.

Coming Entertainments, Marrow EscapsS,
etc, at bridgeport.
Mrs. W. s. Sells Is seriously III.
]. "A. Macdonald is hsppy-lts girl.
A social party was held at John
Amerine'S, near town, lastnight.
The trial Of Barnhill and Dayktn, II is
understood, comes of Tomorrow.
Mr.. Thos. Clark, Of ST. ClairSville, was
circulating around town yesterday.
W. II. Tallman, President Of the Etna
Mill, was In Pittsburgh on business yes
terday.
Mrs. Caroline Eoof, an aged and re.
Spected lady Of EtnSville, died yesterday
morning.
Miss Jessie Baggs, who has been visit.
Ing at Mansfield, Ohio, for quite whilc,
returned home yesterday.
The "Eyen Number" will give a grand
masquerade ball, In Schaier's hall, on
Wednesday evening, Febfuary3.
Captain John BAggs, OF Utah Territory,
who Is visiting here, speaks llatLeringly Of
the thirty.six foot coal vein he operates
out there.
Rev. Mr. Winters, Of the NJ. Il, church,
delivered very impressive sermon Bun.
day. His remarks were directed III behalf
Of the needy.
The LiederkranE Singing Society will
give a select German bali at Heinlein'B
hall tonight. Only those having invita-.
tionB will be admitted.
An old lady WHO was walking on the
Cleveland 4 plttsbutgll track, came near
being killed by train yesterday near
yftnayille. The locomotive caught her
dress Just az stepped OF the the track.
The dominoe tournament iof The cham.
pionshlp Of bridgeport and silver cup
began last night. Each couple are 10 play
each other couple certain number Of
games and The one winning the most will
be presented with the cup and rendered a
banquet. Below are the parties, paired of
In couples, who entered! NJ, i, Brubakef
and John STUFF; w. O. Deems and ], L, Ii,
Macdonald William Graham and Ed,
McConuaughy; H. T. Howell and John
McConnaughy; Ed. CLARK and John Top.
ping; 0lell Mlester and O. A. junkins
CHARLES Heihleln and John MCClain; w,
l.. Cook and George o, Mckee; Joseph
McUonnaughy and Dr.. Wagner II. Oraw.
lord and William Koehnlihe.
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WAsHINGToN, Jan, 25.-It is understood
that the House Committee on Coinage,
Weightsand Measures will this week re.
port bill for the retirement and recon.
age Of the trade dollar, which will be sub
stantially the same as that which passed
the House at the laat session, but failed in
the Senate. 1t provides that the holders
OF the trade dollars on presentation OF the
same to the Treasurer Of the United
States may receive IN exchange like
amount in standard silver dollars, and
trade dollars received by the Treasurer
shall not be paid or issued again, but bO
transmitted to the coinage mints and re-
coinad into standard silver dollars. It 10
almost certain that this bill will pass the
House, and Senator Back thinks it will
pass the Senate. The trade dollar bill was
beaten in the Senate two years ago by the
persistent and vigorous oppoSiIion Of
Senator Bayard,
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slsubsnY.l.s N..,.

SIltqllI UI PV7eh 70 ne I4QIlQellctT.
sTEuBENvILLE, Jan, 25.-Beatty's glass
works z resumed operations this
morning after an idleness OF several
weeks. Although no reason was given
for the stoppsgs at the time, 1t is gener-
ally known that II was on account Of the
Len'iorming q union. The factory has
been a non.uuion factory for number Of
years.
Mrs. NJ. Brannagen, an aged lady re.
siding on Third street, slipped on the Icy
pavement last night and broke her lett
leg. The break Is Of a very serious
nature aud amputation may be necessary,
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nl,,.t,o,,. nm N I,bllaJslpbIn,

PHILADELPHIA, IA, jan. 20, l:3OA. NJ.
One Of the tlercicst fires ever known in
this city was discovered at 1880 A. NJ In
All hour bIx firms occupying the build.
inVs had been completely burned
out. Tho st. Cloud hotel adjoined the
building In which tue lre broke out, but
all the guests, about 2i6, were gotten out
safely. Tho hotel building Is on fire al
this hour and will probably be destroyed.
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o.,.,a yVIhtAr m gooliahI,

EpNBuRuH, Jan, 25.-All reports agree
that this is tile hardest winter Scotland
has experienced in twenty yeafs Snow
IL two feet deep, sheep are perlshlng and
wild birds arc aoCklng 10 the towns and
villages 10 obtain food. The railway com.
panies fnd II very difficult to keep trains
moving.
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vienna, Jan. 25.-When the report
reached here that cholera had appeared at
Trieste Nine Patti broke an engagement
with the manager 10 appear In opera al
that place. The manager claimed a for.
felt Of 10000 francs when lie found that
there was no cholera al Trieste. Proceed.
ings were al once begun 10 recover the
forfeit, and Nine Patti lost the suii, !.
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PtrrSBURaH, pa, Jan. %. - Milton
Weston, the Chicago capitalist, convicted
Of nanslaughter Ia the MutfaysVills gas
well riot CAaes, arrived In the city to-day
from New York. II is understood that
Mt. Weston has given up all hope Of ss.
curing new trial and will appear In
court on Wednesday 70 be sentenced, and
submit 10 the inevitable,
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LONDON, Jan, 95-The Liberals will
probably propose that the Government
be censursd for Coercing Greece. The
Cabinet will meet tomorrow. Dispatches
are frequently exchanged between Lon.
don and Athens, but 80 lar without
result. The supporters OF the ministry
maintain that the danger Of the situation
justified the coercion OF Greece. Greece
has completed her preparations for war,
and is now seeking plansihle pretext for
a conflict,
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named penons aud also preached an able
sermon. Text: "This is 4 faithful saying
and worthy OF all acceptation, that Jesus
Christ came into the world to save all
sinners" The attendance was large and
the attention excellent. The prospects OF
this Mission are very encouraging. The
clergYmen present with the Bishop were
Rev, W. w, Walker, pastor in charge,
and Rev. j. g, CAN'T, D, D., Of Wheeling
Island.
The ten pots in the Smith gas furnace
at the Buckeye glass house, will he placed
on Wednesday In the Gill furnace at the
same works. This change is made to
allow the Smith furnace TO cool when re.
pairs 10 1t will he made. While some &C.
cldelts have occurred to the new gas pro-
duCing furnace, those in charge think it
will be q success when properly put in
ORDER.
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Special DISpdIch 70 Le IRtVIgtIctr,
GRAFTON, W. VA,,J pa consis-
tory of the Ancient Accepted Scottish
Rite, as organized by Joseph Csrneau, was
instituted hero tonight with large mem-
bsrship. Ill. VIM. II, Peckham, Most Pu-
issant Sovereign Grand Commander, and
III. James MCGrath, Grand Master Gen.
eral OF Ceremonies, Camo from New York
to organize the conaistory. These gentle
men leave tomorrow for Wheeling, to
meet tomorrow night with WheelIngs
nnnhinknPv
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TuthoI I'M M Knt llAlnl lln.

SMYRNA, Jan. 25.-dreat activity exists
in Turkish military and naval circles.
Troops and horses are being hurried Off
for Salonica. The transportation tlsba,l-
ment ig using extraordinary efforts 10 en-.
pedlte the despatch Of troops and munL.
tlons ot war To the Greek frontier,
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WASHINGTON, Jan, 25.-The President
to-day nominated William II. Parker, OF
the District OF Columbia, to ba Minister
Resident and Consul General OF the
United States at COrea,
The Senate to-day confirmed Charles j.
Canada, to be Assistant Treasurer Of the
United States, at New York; John s.
McCAlmont, Of Pennsylvania, to be Com.
missioner Of Customs; Fletcher j, Cor
vart, Of Alabama, Agent for the indians
Of the MesealOre Agency In New Mexico
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Ac1ERK's DowNFA1L.
Confession of the Rubber of the AmsA FI0w
C0mPRny'P Safe.


BosroS, MASS, Jan, 25,-0n Monday
night, January 4, the safe in the agrlCul-
tural warehouse OF the Amss Plow Com
pany, over Quincy market, was blown
open and q small box containing about
$500 taken, The box was found the fol-
lowing day in the attic with It's Contsnts
undisturbed, The case had a mysterious
look from the tlrst, and 1t has been sus-
peCted that the burglary was tie work Of
some one intimately acquainted with the
premises. This afternoon Officers Watts
and VinRl, OF Station No. ., arrested on
suspicion Charles II, West, 13 years old,
who has for several years been in the
employ OF the Ames Plow Company as
clerk, and he has made full confession.
West, with two other clerks, were at work
upon the books OF the company until
about 10 o'clock on the night OF the rob-
berry, and at about that time he left the
others, saying he was going home.
Instead ot doing so, however, he seCretei
himself in the building until the others
had departed, He then proceeded to
drill hole In the safe door into which he
poured one q half pounds Of powder, con-
Meeting with it about eighteen feet OF fuse,
A match was applied, and when the ex-
plosion occurred, 10 minutes later, West
says he was blown across the room by It's
force, A quantity ol bsgglng near by was
ignlted, and he brought a pail Of water
and exIingulshed the FIRE, after which he
took the box containing the money from
the safe and deposited 1t where It was
found the following afternoon,
West then left the building by one Of
the second story windows leading u u
piazzl,' from which he jumped to the
ground, and was some distance away be.
lore the alarm was given. West pur-
chased his powder and iuso at a gun store
in this city, and was identified by the
clerk who made the sale. lie lives at No.
80 Carver street,
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A AIiIYhhnIhr.

CHESTER, Jan. 2O.--Tle police aulllor.
ties state that they have discovered that
the threats against the Prince Of Wales,
which caused 80 much excitement here
Friday, had no other foundation than the
silly talk Of well known hAlf.wlLted
fellow living in Chester.
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boss contributing arc as follows;
Nllnsra Aak 10 hn AdVAaVe.

1HwtSs, PA, Jan. 1.-The 1000 miners
employed at the works Of tho Westiuore.
land I Pennsylvania Gas Coal Company
made request to-day for ten percent ad.
vance In WaReS. Pending an answer the
men will continue TO work.