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A MunpEH NIYsrEnY.
An Indiana Farmer Shut and his House
burned Over his Head.

An Ahulhhh Farmer Shut ana Ills House
burned Over his Head.
VlNcENNrS, I'm Feb. 3.-There Is much
excitement in Wabash county, Illinois,
twenty miles west Of here, over the sup.
posed murder Of Valentine Keyser, a
prominent farmer. II has already been
mentioned in these dispatches that Key.
ser's lady was found charred almost be.
yond recognition in the ruins Of his house,
which burned Sunday night, when he was
alone. The fact has been developed that
the house waH not 30 much burned when
first discovered but that Reyser could have
escaped, and the theory that he was mur.
derel and tho house burned to conceal
tho crime is generally credited. The Cor.
oner has been Engaged Tor iorty.elght
hours taking testimony, and the inc quest Is
not yet over. All the evidence goes to
show that keyser was murdered, but not
o particle Of evidence is adduCed as to who
the murderer iS.
Keyser's history is an interesting one,
He was once wealthy man, but at tie last
term Of court judgment for nearly $40, 900
was rendered against him. lie was heavi.
lyinyolved and became bankrupt. His
troubles preyed on his mind, aud it would
naturally seem that suicide was the pur.
rect theory; but the family OF the dead
man Say that he was murdered, and will
not listen 10 the suicide theory. Keysers
body was found ct the door Of the burned
house. The presumption Is that ho was
about 10 leave the house, when he fell,
and that he had been previously shot.
Shortly before tho tragedy, Keyser had
made terms with his creditofs Of the most
satisfactory nature. The whole affair ID
shrouded In the deepest mystery. No
one weu In tho house with Keyser at the
time oi the fire,
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Cosylcr FISH is having a nice time
driving about New York, visiting the
tomb Of Grant, distending himself with
conpanydinuers and clearing the cObwebS
ont Of lis throat with champagne. A man
must bc sent lolhe penitentiary for som' :
thing highly respectable before he can
command ibis indulgence.
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NEW MANrINsYILLn NOTES.
Court Mattsrs-A KaOtJy Question GrsRt
Revival Meeting.

|
Revival Meeting.
COrapOndeRes Of ne IRislllganey,
NEw MARTINsYILLE, Feb 3.--The Cir
cult Court adjourned over yesterday, il
being ground hog" day, The present
member Of the Legislature pledged him
self II elected, to introduce a bill declar
ing it holiday, He failed in this how.
ever, but public sentiment in its favor
still exists.
This morning Court was In session, and
the great question which the Court and
bar discussed was, "Can Won take an ap.
peal from the judgment OF justice rem.
dered upon the verdict Of q juryT" II
seems that you can, and that you can't.
II issue Ia made up and the Gaze tried by
a jury before the Justice, then no appeal
can he takeni but, II no appearance Is
made by tho defendant and no issue
msde, the plaintiff cannot demand jury,
and by sharp practice can prevent the de-
lendaat from appealing But now comes
the greater proposition, "Is the whole
jury law for justices unconstitutional" ?"
so the decision ol the Court Ia awaited
With interest,
All the insurance companies have salts.
faCtorlly adjusted the losses. .oCcasioned by
the recent ire. The citizens feel very
grateful 10 the Fire Department Of your
city iorthelr Kind respohEe to recent calls
for assistance.
The NJ. L. church at this place, Rev. y.
S. Hammond pastor, is proIlting by very
successful revival season. Many Of the
leading CitiIepa have Joined tile church
and the altar Is crowded nightly with
seekers,
Mrs. Mollis sayrO vile Of Mr.. Sylvester
Sayre, very gSsimAhle lady, died last
Friday night from paralysis and was
buried last Sunday from tho Methodist
church South. She waa a liie.Iong g@oIker
in the church and sabbath school, and
will be greatly missed from her circle Of
friends,
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woat virginia Nils.

sp,etal Dispdieh 10 h LaiolIigNocr.
wAUutNlTaS, b. o., Feb. 3.-The fol.
lowing West Virginia bills have been in.
troduCed
BY Mr. Gofr: A bill granting pension
To Mrs. Octayia payy. A bill granting q
pension 10 Mrs. II. s. Gardiner. 4 bill
granting a pension to Mrs. II. W. Gross.
4 bill granting a pension to Bailes @. De:
weeCe, late q private In Company q, Elev.
enth Regiment N. Y. Rsgulars, In the
war with Mexico. a bill granting relief
10 William o. MCCrosky. A bill granting
q pension 10 Harriet Murphy. A bill
granting q pspSion to Daniel NJ. Miller, A
Bill granting . pension to Emanusl Fran.
NV Mr.. Wilson. A bill approprtatlng
S5t2 IS 10 enable the Secretary Of the
Treasury In make certain repairs to Ger.
tain Government properly at HSrpsfS
Ferry.
BY Mf. Gibson. The bill to classify
labor and equaliSs the pay Of Govern.
ment employees, the PROVISIONS oi Which
have been Published.
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Nln CuRrs's Civil Service Reform
lsague is in trouble. Mr.. Curtis and hit
lolIoWen hold that veterans Of the latt
var ought to have no preference in ap'
polntments; Mr. schurx and his frieudt
lake the opposite view. Strangely enough
each aide got through It's resolution by
the same vote, eleven to ten. Unless these
tventy.One reiormers shall come to ar
understanding, what is to become OF Civil
Service reform?
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Or tho Wtlson.G Gibson-or is 1t the Glib.
ilson?-anti.OlviI Service reform
bill, the Philadelphia Leigsr says; "Thert
IL but little danger that this act will pass
hut It may serve as a means whereby itt
advocates can conveniently, and with dis
patch, commit political suicide" Friends
Of the family are invited to attend.
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srSAroN pLArr, Of Connecticut, wrote
IA some workiugmen in his State: "Do
NOT hastily conclude that all public men
ara YOUR enemies. You make 1t hard to
nerve you when you place US all under
mspicIon." Here is thought for wage
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AnotIl.r ExpIoslon.

YoSEERs, N. Y, Feb. 3-While two
dynamite cartridges were being throwr
ont at shalt No. 1901, OF the new Crotou
squeduct at 1880 o'clock this after
noon, they exploded with loud 70
port, and destroyed tho small build
lug In which they were to be used, and
in which only q few moments before 9
number Of men had been eating their din.
ners. No one was injured. About q
thousand pounds OF dynamite was stored
at the shaitina lre zsn state, but fortunate,
ly II did not explode.
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iiERE is a loud.voiced complaint from
III, New York Erening Post:

hkEE IS a lolu-VolCeu complaint from
til, New York Erening Post:
New YOuk, although the greatest com
lnetciGl State in the Union, has now fol
many years been represented In the SEN
ate by gentlemen who, 10 all outward ap.
pcaranCe, took no interest In economical
or financial qNeStionB. Its foremost Sen
ator from 1867 10 1881 was Mr.. Roscoe
Colkllng, who, we believe, contributed
nothingthat any one eau remember tt
the debates which preceded the remoneh
nhon Of silver and the resumption o.
specie payments, important as these were
Mr.. COukling has never contributed tc
anything butt the surpasSlng grandeur o.
lis own greatness-it we except his con
ttibuhon TO the success Of Mr.. Cleveland
OiwhOm the Pot was also a valiant cham
pion,
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Apcldent on ~ 0entlal ono.

HASEsylLLE, o., Feb. a.--Last night at
pillon's Falls, i've miles west from here,
on the Baltimore 4 Ohio road, one section
oi freight train crushed into another.
Charles Slsk, Of Newark, conductor Of the
train ran into was terribly mangled. I'D.
Trott, brakeman, had q leg broken,
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rnf DAKOrA BILL,
senator Logan MAKES EOms Pertinent llS'
n,afkS bh the MeaAufS.

mHTE0 on IHU WVHIWTE'
wAHnIS0roN, d. O., Feb. 8,-When The
Dakota bill was brought up In The Senate
to-day, MI. Logan took the floor Ht
differed materially, he paid, with the Son.
ator from South Carolina Butler, aud
the Senator from Missouri Vest, in re.
card 10 tue question under consideration
Fourteen STATED had been admitted undeI
Inc force Of enSbling actsI and eleven
glales without enabling abta. Congress-
therefore, was free 10 adopt 9ithel
coutbs, according 10 the circumstance
which IA each CaSo might seem
beet adapted to the public good
What was the substantial objection u
DakOtaa AdmlhslOnY BY reading RPafa
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peet ealell NaIiNay IArnIpr..

NEw YoRk, Feb. 3,-Tho statement Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad for January
1885, shows the gross earnings TO lie $780,.
74U, a decrease az compatel with the same
month last year Of $72,s33. The gross
earnings Of the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 81.
Paul Railroad for January 1855, were
81, $4,000, q decrease from the same period
last year Of $72, 1901
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GENERAL SHERMAN will make his home
in New York, because it is cheaper TO live
in the Filth Avenue Hotel than to keep
house in st. Louis, The Fifth Avenue
nu,, have lowered ils rates recently.
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Tho popo I'M. = valn,1,,v sn,,,.

RoME, Feb. 3.-rhe Pope while trans.
acting some business with Cardinal
Ferrieri, project Of the congregation Of
bishops and regulars yesterday, had a
slight attack otsynCope. lie was carried
to his chamber, but recovered from the
attack before reaching there.
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
rhO Powder Mills BloWa up-Qns uan Fa.
tally IniurOd.

Aho FoWuer nuns hiOWn up-Vhe Giun EHs
tally INiurOd.
DAYTON, o., Feb. 3.-AtsrrtRc explosion
occurred yesterday at The Miami powder
works at Goes station, near Xsnia, where
three large powder. mills were blown TO
atoms and Gnstavo Snyder, superintend.
eat Of the works, so badly burned and
bruised that he cannot recover. When
the explosion occurred Snyder was near
mill No. 3. He was hurled soins distance
by the conCusslon and was badly burned
about the face and hands. He also sus.
tanned fatal internal injuries by inhslinR
fire. Shortly alter No. 4 went up, mills
Nos. / and q were put in operation. By
the tipe they were fairly under way No. 5
exploded with a mighty report, which was
plainly heard in Springfield and this city,
sixteen miles away. Mill No. 4 immedi.
ately followed with a lighter report, Illling
the air AROUND with. pieces oil iron, timber,
etc. The cause Of the explosion Is said To
be the friction OF the wheels arising from
not being used for several days.
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THREE EXPLOSIONS.
1LL.FArED cRoroN AQuEDucp
The sosusOf Two PrsmSturp Discharges of
DynAmIto-Ths OOuurrI fur MIlss Around
shAEsu Us-Thrss Powder Mills In
the State Of Ohio blown 10 Atoms.

NEw YORK, Feb, S.-At9;:O o'clock thil
morning a powder house connected with
the OrotOn Aqueduct, belonging to Shan
ley, Ferrell 4 Co., at shalt No, IL, Ford
ham Landing, containing one hundred and
fifty pounds Of dynamite cartridges, was
blown up, shatterilg the house OF Patrick
Cornelius O'Briep, Of shaft ., who was in
bed at the time, on the head, He was
conveyed to the Ninety.ninth street hos.
pltal in q dying condition, Emma Ed.
wards tcolored), aged -, WAS seriously in-
j1red about the hip. One man near the
building, name unknown, 10 reported
killed outright.
The Fordham Heights depot, on the
New York City and Northern Railroad,
was completely demolished. This report
OF the explosion was heard Is miles away,
Michael McGinniP, who was in charge OF
the powder house, is missing. The cause
Of the explosion IS uaknoWn. Five hun
dred dOllarA damage was done to neigh.
boring houses,
There was ia the shanty $50 pounds OF
what Is known as "togcite." ;" The building
was blown into fragments, Il being difficult
To find piece OF 1t US much as a foot long.
Fragments Of stove were found 700 feet
away,
HLowN TO ATOMS.
Three boarding shanties at some dis
tRlCe away, in which about forty laborers,
mostly negroes and Italians, were sleep.
ing, were wrecked and the occupants m
tremendously tumbled out OF bed,
Nothing except the fimsy character OF the
structures saved serious loss Of life. Only
one person was seriously hurt.
MCGlnnis has not been seen since, nor
has any trace OF his remains been disCoy-
cred. II Is not believed he could have
been so utterly annihilaled that not even
u blood stain could be discovered, and 1t Ii
therefore supposed that he was unhurt,
and fearing that he would be held rs.
sp0nsIble for the calamity, ran away.
Ranged ata distance oil mile to a mile
and q halt from the gCepe Of the explosion
are many beautiful and costly residences,
including those OF ex.MayOr EIsou and
II, b. Clalin. All OF them more
or less severely felt the shock. |
Panes Of glass were broken, crock.
cry was ratified, pictures were thrown
from the walls and in some instances per
sons were thrown from their beds. Tho
general impression for miles around was
that II was an earthquake. 1t was felt all
over Long Island and the shcOk was much
more severe than the He'll Gate explosion.
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MR. TILpgS will be ssventy.nine years
If ace on the 9TH OF this month. His rail
oad vreckiug days are nearly DER, but he
,eeps his ear close 10 the stock-jobber's
"tirker.n
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porYol,Y is represented in Washing
,oa thIs winter by stronger lobby than
anal, ~ The lobbyists are well provided
.l,b sc1ip.
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j. j. LANE, Messenger Baltimore h Ohio
Express, writes: have been troubled
with DiatfhWa lot tho past five years,
caused believe BY drinking go many dii.
ieIent kinds Oi water between New York
and Ohio River J could get no relief
until tried "Dr PetEold's German BIT
ters." have been uslng u for The last
elk months and have had not rell,Sn Of
my old trouble, No travelling man Bholld
he without this valuable medicine, WGS
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GOVERNOR FoRAEER takes the ClnCin-
ua.i bull by the horns, and out go the
poIice Commissioners, Somebody will be
r4,tsln to call the Governor a rank part
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AN Arkansas TfsAaHDY,
An OH Lady Takes Poison and Then FlFsO
the House She was In,

LtrrLE Rock, ARK,, Feb. a.-on Sun.
day night last horrible tragedy was en-.
acted on Brush Greek, yellow county,
this State. Mrs. Gilkls, % years OF age,
the widow Of James Gilkie, an old pioneer
Of that section, fred shed short dis.
tSncs from the house, took a dose OF
sErychnine and Ooolly seated herself In the
middle ot the building with the evi.
don't intention Of burning her body 10 a
crisp. Mike Gllkie, ller son, and an rin.
msffisd sister, Miss Alrris, were living
In the house With Mrs. Gilkle,
On Sunday, Mike went up into the
lockwood settlement, where be remained
over night. This left his mother and
aunt at home, all alone, and they retired
% pnpal, nothing occurring 10 attract al
Eentlon. At late hour Mlss Rutris was
awakened by her sister calling for her TO
nOome quick and save me, II you cam
The old lady was helped into the house,
and died III one minute, but spoke no
more after Miss Burfis feaphod her,
There 10 no cause assigned for the act,
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I,lr CtlmiSaI Doeltst.

FoRT SNirH, AK, Feb. 3.--The Febru-
asy term Of the United States Court opens
with 1903 criminal cases on the docket, oil
which twenty.nine are for murder. Nine
convicted Indian Territory tnurderefs now
await their day Of execution.
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ps.apIsr CLEVELAND has been called
III. American Czar. This 10 unComiOrts-
III, for with few Instruments OF torture
,I.sEa could be turned into a Siberia,
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coRRuprloN Isl Quo.
The Senate MpddIo-Tho bounced Ulnclu

The Senate hpddlo-ThS bounced CIucln.
natl Police Commissioners.
CoLUMuus, o., Feb. 3.-The Senate Con.
ference Committee on the differences was
in session all day, and, being unable to
formulate a report 10 the Senate, was
given further time, and the Senate ad.
journed. Members OF the commit
tee gave out the information this
evening that an agreement has been
reached and report will be submitted To
the respective CaucuBes to.tnorrowm morn.
Ing for ratification and afterwards Ia the
Senate. The matters agreed Upon refer
more especially Ia the conduct OF Che in.
Yestigatinn Of the Cincinnati Senatorial
cases, with other questions reserved for
subsequent consideration by the Com.
mlttee and Senate.
It is expected that the Investigating
Committee will be constituted and enter
upon lis duty the first Of next week.
The Payne Bribery Investigating Com.
mittee held another secret session to-day.
The character Of the evidence is not given.
The committee adjourned 10 meet Wed.
nesday. 1t Is expected that Capt. bona.
vim will appear at that time.
uinolnbGu Police Commissioners IIounood.
CoLuMuus, o., Feb. a.-Goyerner For.
aker to-day rendered, hisl decision on the
the charges preferred against the Oincin.
natl Police Commissioners, removing them
from ollce. This practically leaves the
control Of the police In the hands Of the
Mayor.
Commissioners Resolve 10 Stick,
CtNciSSArt, Feb. 3.--At thiG mornings
session Of the board Of Police Commission.
sTp The following resolutions were adopted /;
Having been advised by our attorneys
that In case the Hon. j, u. Foraker, Gov.
ernor Of Ohio, should decide 10 remove
this hoard or any member thereof, 10 re,
fuse 10 surrender Our pOaitions and 10 hold
The same, bo II therefore
RtSolted-We will not surrender our
position as Police Commissioners Of the
city Of Cincinnati until a proper court
passes upon tho issue and decides against
10, and be IL further
RetOiHd-That the Superintendent and
Inspector Of Police be and arc hereby or.
defed and instructed not 10 surrender the
police authority nor 10 accept any orders
from any source whatever except by the
consent oi majority as this board.
Julius Refs.
NJ Il HaWklAs,
William Stevens, the Republican mem
Der Of the board is sick In bed and was
not present al to.day'a session, = -,
IT. t4E,l,.
ACkef's English Ilemedy first called al
this town, and since then the number oi
testimonials that have been sent 10 Logan
4 Co., aud Charles Menkemellef con.
CeFning theamefits oi the lemedy, and the
many CufesBileCted surprises them. They
wish II 10 be thoroughly understood that
for Colds, Hoarsenes1, AeLhma, Group,
Whooping Cough, all phthlHioal ttoublei
they have never known iA equal, and pos.
'llvely guarantee II FtHsAW
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PARIS, Feb. 3-Baron IIausmann who
was arrested yesterday for attempting to
murder Count MontanzAn has been pro.
nounCed insane.
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nania. ,in,,Inr I,hinn.

PHIApELpntA, Feb. 8.-Tho report that
the Pennsylvania railroad had cut grain
rates from Ohicago five cents is denied at
the office Of the company, where II Is
stated that no change Of the kind has
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St. PAUL is proud Of her Ice palace. The
eEL Grows really warm over 1t, go to
.n.,t The pity OF it is that the beautiful
t,o, can't be passed around,
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DErRnir, Mich, Feb. 8.-rhe finding oil
q bundle Of bloody clothes near the scene
Of the knooh tragedy, as reported in these
dispatches yesterday, takes o new appear.
AnGe to-day. II now Appears that Al IN.
known man, Wllom th6 finder OF the gar.
msntB describes, tOdk away part Of The
bundle, the rest having already been 90.
cured by the German. Instead Of thit
being clue to the KnoGh murder Il ID
nov believed n be evidence Of another
mysterious murder, the body Of the victim
being thought 10 have been hidden where
cannot be found till spring,
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"GpLpES Medical Dipcovefy," will not
cure person whose lungs are almost
wasted, but II ID an unialllng remedy tof
consumption II taken ia time, All drug
RlBls,
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oa,5si So., 80 aud ~ Eoatlsentl, street,
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DoS'F hawk, hawk, and blow blow, dis,
gugtlBg everybody, but use Df Sago'i
Ua.Atfll llemedy,
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CoLunpus, o., Feb. a.-Goyernor For.
aker to-day rendered, hisl decision on the
the charges preferred against the Oincin.
natl Police Commissioners, removing them
from office. This practically leaves the
control Of the police In the hands Of the
Mayor,
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T PALAMA-Two NICE COTTAGES IN RO-
y belIo Lane, for $50 and $50 per month re-
spectiyely. Inquire at Hyman Bros Queen
street. 3s4 II
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AN ABATED NUISANCE.

The following appears in the y. N. c.
4. column Of the Friend, p" which pro
fesses to be edited by <. D. Fuller: A
certain local paper takes to itself undue
credit for the improved footpath' in
front Of the Y. NJ. {. A building. The
fact is the improvement was contem-
plated before any suggestion appeared
in that reform advocate" This refers to
the well-remembered publication article
which appeared in the ADVERTISER and
produced such salutary results in the
surroundings Of the y. NJ c. A build
ing Assuming that an improved foot
path was contemplated" before any
suggestion TO that effect appeared in our
paper, would the writer Of the foregoing
paragraph presume upon the truth so far
as to say that the moral publication Of
the approach to his professional sanctu-
airy was in Contemplation" before our
article appeared. Making every allow
ance for an elasticity of conscience pro-
pOrtiOne1 to his necessities, we hardly
think he would 90 50 far; and, not
to put too fine point upon it, We enter
tain very grave doubts as TO the perfect
accuracy Of the statement quoted above,
although published ''bv authority"