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AN AWFUL SECRET,
4 GOOD EHlNa oUT vERY snoRT,
The President s'pdSa Message and the Clerk
Comes Near Reading II Mr., spoOnsr
Cites Case and MF. sAulsbury De.
fsudS the Administrative Reform.

WASHINGTON, D, O., March l9.-There
was something Of a scene in the Senate to.
day when the Clerk took up a communi.
cation FROM the President and began to
read;
so hs President Protsmpore Of tie Ssnate
"Ihaysrecei aresolutiono Of the Senate
dated February "a, 1886 adopted by the
Senate in executive session."
At this point something seemed to have
burnt Clerk Giliry's mouth, for with quick
inhalation Of breath he stopped short,
folded up the paper aud handed 1t TO the
President protempore, who announced
that the communication would be with
held for executive session,
The incident created for the moment q
buzzof suppressed edexCitementin the cham
ber followed by deep silence.
Mr.. Plat was the first TO recover his
voice, He inquired OF the chair whether
the communication was marked "ExeCu-
tive" President pro tempore Sherman re-
piled II was not, Mr.. Platt submitted
that in that case 1t was for the open ses-
sion Of the Senate, The President pro
tempors said he felt bound to submit the
motion to the Senate in executive session.
After another pause Mr.. CoCkTell in-
luired what had become OF the letter OF
ne Secretary Of the Treasury, The Pres,
dent pro tempore replied that on exam.
nation the letter was found to be al ex-
scutive document. It not having been 60
marked the chair was not to blame,
Mr.. OoCkreIl supposed that II not mark
ID "contldential" the open Senate was en-.
titled to 1t.
The President pro tempors remarked
With tirmneas: at Is executive business" +"
The Chair then placed before the Senate
The resolutions reported from the Judiciary
committee regarding the refusal OF the
Attorney General to furnish papers called
or by the Senate.
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AcKEEsFoRr, Pa March la.-JOhn
ESaIer, aged 10, the Turner who was &c.
eIden.ally shot in the head by A. wetd.
nsi, his bosom friend, while practlcing
log diana In Turner'S Hall Sunday
aiRht, died from the effects ol his injuti9 2
ll.i night al the Fifth Avenue. Hotel.
Werdnef ls almost wild with gtiei, but no
blame can 10 attached 10 him, % he Eaa
not aware that the gun was loaded'
LilIsr has no relatives IN this country,
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ST. Louis, Mo-, March 1O.-The Pott.
DspalchI Dallas, Texas, special says: The
depredations Upon the Texas Pacific Rail.
road Company lines still continue in this
State. Early this morning two bridges
were burned near here, but the fact was
discovered before any trains attempted TO
pass over The streams.
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BOLD BRlGANps
hai'isd In Rn Attempt - Kldnap Young
NOblemRu 10 Sicily,

NoblsmRu Ia Sicily,
ROME. March 1O.-A sensation has been
produced in Sicily by most daring at
tempt by brigands to capture the great.
grandson Of Admiral Nelson. The Young
gentleman Is the Hon. Victor Albert Nae
son Hood, aOn Of the present third Irish
Baron Bridport, whose father was the
husband Of Lady Charlotte, daughter Of
Admiral Nelson, His father Is Eauerry
70 the Queen and Duke OF Broute In Sicily,
The family estate includes the estata con,
tanning tho Castillo di Manlacs, In Sicily,
which was given by the King Of Sicily 10
the Admiral as q testimonial Of gratitude
Tor the victory Of Trafalgar, Victor was
residing In the castle when the bripands,
who, 1t is believed, had plotted to take him
q prisoner, and hold him for high ran
som, made M attack In force upon the
place. The servants were brave, and aoon
rallied around their young master in de-
Tense Of his person and estate, A desper-
ate and prolonged open battle ensued,
which resulted In the defeat and dispersal
Of the robbers, but only after many Of
them were disabled by wounds from
further fighting. -Four OF the briganda
we're taken prisoners and turned over 10
the custody Of the authorities.
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shopS Sacked by the aIOb-Many Wounded
by the Police,

by tho Police,
BRussEls, March 10.-The rloting at
Liege yesterday, on the occasion Of the
Commune celebration, was more serious
than at frat reported. A gang Of Social
lists, followed by constantly Increasing
mob OF thieves and vagabondS, marched
In an irregular procession through the
principal streets and kept the city In a
state Of terror for three hours, They
robbed many Of the cafes, and becoming
inturiated with the liquor thus obtained
they wrecked the places, leaving costly
wines flowing into the cutters. They
then marched to the Rue Leopold, ana
sacked all the shops whose owners mad
not taken the alarm and put up their
shutters. The police were isolated and
could do no effective work as now.
Finally Q force Of gen d'armes was ASSEM-
bled and made an effective charge upon
the rioters. Many OF the latter were
wounded aud several hundred were ar
rested. The rioting lasted from early in
the afternoon until long after dark.
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WARRINGTON, D, o., March lO.-sscte.
la,y Of state BGyafd has received . com.
munication from the Consul General Of
lhe United States al Berlin, in which he
stalsa that within the last few weeks not
leSs than thirty 10 forty cases o. tfichinosia
have been discovered In ldttlghen, town
IN sllesia, and vicinity. Similar casee, the
Consui Genetal says, are reported from
tlme 10 time from other places 10 Ger.
many, R6oVip0 that The theory which led
toihe prohibition Of American hogs has
received q setback by facts which cannot
be denied, Mention 10 made oi the great
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TAE IRISH SCHEME
or aIn. oLApsroNH 40 Bn GIVES
To the House of Commons at Some day in
the Near FatuFO-ThSrmomsts Causing
TFsNhl'-EloSd'lu Gsrmapy-RlOtsAt
T'gt~ Bold BHEnuds4 rhs"aus4r."

LONDON, March l0.-slr. Gladstone said
this afternoon in the House Of Commons
that he hoped to be able during the com.
lug week to mana a day for presenting a
Of bis Irish proposals,
1t is stated on indisputable authority
that the Radical detection is increasing
and that Messrs, Morley, Bright, Osborne'
Morgan, BradhurSt and Hsning will Join
Mr.. Chamberlain, 80
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the POOLING AaREEMENT SIGNED,
The Elrht Hour nlorement.

CHICAGO, March 19.-The Executive
Committee Of the Eight Hour Association
held meeting last night at MCCoy's
Hotel, and directed It's Secretary to send d
communication 10 the Executive Com.
inittee Of the OitizsnB' Association asking
for reply TO the pamphlet recently issued
by The Eight Hour Association, and die.
ttibuted among employers and employees.
The Central Labor Union sent out com.
tnunicationS to-day to large number Of
employers, They contain a list OF ques.
tio1s calculated 10 bring out the opinions
Of the employer to whom they are sent,
and to show bis opinion In regard 10 the
lntrOductIon Of eight hours on May 1.
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IN. Washington end Of the Cincinnati
ra"d,,r notes that president olevelanS
VA, forty.niae years Of age to-day When
Gs /, aity.two the anniversary Of hil
bIrtb will be more generally Celebratedby
tbe Democratic party" Is this what we
.,s N accept as harmony
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sPooNER REsUStEs,

che Eloquent Senator Gives the Reform
AdminIStratiOn n Turning over.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 19.-In the
senate Mr.. spoouer resumed the floor
md continued his speech in support OF the
resolutions reported by the majority Of
The committee. He maintained The con-
ititutionality oi the Tenure Of Office act
md then went on TO discuss the civil
erViCe question. Upon this he said:
Had II not been for President Cleye.
lauds civil service declarations and his
expression oil purpose not to remove
men who were faithful to their public du.
ies, thousands Of oiliCsholders would
laye resigned. Honest partzlnship WAS
honest citizenship. Under tho Presidents
dea Of offensive partlzanship" the new
Democratic oillCeholders could be EN-.
lalmed and laid away aud their wives al.
owed to perform the duties Of the office
n order that there might be no suggestion
hat the ofllCeholders could by any posi-.
lillty be offensive parti2ans. Laughter.l
Every man suspended had right to know
shY he was suspended.
A sPEclMEN oAsX.
l hold in my hand, continued Mr.,
;pooner, a letter from suspended
,iEicial, a man who had entered our Mexi.
IAN army as q drummer aud threw away
lis drum on tho blttle field and entered
he thick OF the fight with musket in
lis hand. That man he'd In our late war
isen TO the grade OF Major General. Sus-
pended by President Cleveland, that gal.
ant man and faithful soldier aud citizen
,ould no. ascertain, nor could Mr.. Spoouer
scertain for him, whether tho charges
lied asaiust him on which he had been
suspended, involved his personal honor
ir not. Mr.. spoonsr did not sup.
1ose the President meant to sub
Mt his ielloy.Citizens to unjust sus.
oiCion, but tho system he had adopted
n the matter Of suspensions inevitably
ended 10 cast shadow on tho honor oil
lonest mpn. Papers that woro held as
secret to-day might become public when
The person ousted by them was IN ne
rave with no power 10 his vile or chill
Iren 10 disproye tue false allegations. Mr..
jpooner did not desire to see the admins
ration embarrassed. The man who
wished 10 nee the administration fail was
90 mean 10 be taken into account, but
ONE methods should DO pursued TO pro-
ed honest men from the unjust impnta.
ion under which they were compelled to
teBt by method adopted by the admins
ration,
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A BIG BA'rCH.



Nearly all Of the Aldermen OF 1884 ImplI,
Gated In the Job.
NEw YoRk, March 1g.-Police Inspector
Byrnes was seen at his office this morning
preparing to 90 out, when reporter asked
him II he was going 10 drag his net for
more aldermen to-day. He smiled at the
question and replledi "Thatis a matter 1
would rather not talk about. 1 am In
hopes that the evidence will be sufficient
10 warrant the arrest Of some one Of The
guilty ones. That is for the District At
torney 10 decide. He is going ahead en-.
deavoring to get evidence that will stand
Ia court. To me Il looks as II lie would
come pretty near getting It."
us II true that all the aldermen Of 1884
are involved 2"
nNearly all. There are two" The In.
spector spoke warmly and with earnest
emphasis, "ot whom l can say here now,
that they are not tarred with that stick
Aldermen Grant and 0'Connuf-one q
Democrat and the other a Republican, OF
them II can be positively and absolutely
stated Of this stage Of the inquiry that
they were not brlbed as 10 the fest'--the
Inspector paused.
"As 70 tile rest 7" suggested the reporter.
"Well, a. 10 them, you will probably
know shortly who were bought and who
were mot or perhaps ] might better cay
ot whom u can be proved that they were
bought Let IL rest till them"
OMIT A BLIND.
Allusion was made 10 the nilvefwatt
sOtape oi Jaehne, in the role Of "ienCo,'
tha. dragged Inspector Byrnes into un
pleaeant notoriety,
Everything Id ita turn" said the In.
speetor calmly. before we Ret through
with this ! will come pretty near showing
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M WONDER the Senate reading clerk
,,m, near having a spasm when he
@nnd that he had stumbled on an ex-
% .,o,iye session communication and w&
,ssJinr it right out in meeting. Thit
somsa very near being treason.
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Warm weather. ana sun0l ,o,...

LONDON, March lO.-The weather has
suddenly become oppresslvely warm. The
thermometer to-day has registered e2o
centlgrade IN the shade. In Paris there
had has been similar rise in the temper
ature and several persons were attacked
by sunstroke.
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hitter FsellnE Agalnst pfauoo.

BERLIN; March 1O.-Tho National z.ituao
and others papers contain similar articles
to that Of the Post yesterday attacking
France. Iu military and political circles
1t Is feared that NJ. DsFreyClnet will be
powerless to oppose the desire Of partisans
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IN THE COKE REGION.
rhs Trade in Good shape AgaiR-A Re.
sumo OF the Situation.


sumo OF tho Situation.
COaatllsvits Courier.
The coke trade has apparently recover
ed from the effects Of the strike, and II
now in as flourishinR q condition as II wa
before the suspension Of work. The poo
ovens are running % percent. This Il
about all they can operate. The region is
therefore, practically running full. 0fderi
are fully up To the output, and the out
look for better prices and better times Il
rosy. Shipments average 900 cara daily
Of which the coke syndicate ship $50 cars
The output ia distributed as follows: To
the West, 800 cars 10 Pittsburgh aud the
rivers, 200 Csrsi To the East, 200 cars. The
eastern furnaces which resumed the use
Of anthracite during the strike are coming
back TO coke again. The latter makel
more satisfactory fuel, while strikes and
coal syndiCateB arc making the former
more expensive. Western shipments are
lighter than Usual, the big Chicago and St.
Louis mills not taking full quota Of coke
for some unexpected cause. The Mahon.
Ing and Shenaugo valleys. however, are
booming and most Of the Pittsburgh fur.
naces are running full. Pennsylvania
and Panhandle cars are q little scarce.
Labor iB plenty.
Though the strike is over and the re.
sion generally settled down tu steady
work, there are still some local chickering's
that threaten further trouble. These are
Ia most cases due 10 the strained rela-
tions brought about between the EN-.
ployes and their bosses during the long
and bitter contest Just ended. OF the
10S62 ovens In the region there are thll
week g2S idle, classified Gs follows; Poo
ovens, go; furnace ovens. 1901 old ovens,
127,
Outside the pool things are working
smoothly aud pfospetoully In q high de-
gree. There Is but single works not run
ming full. youngstown, a furnace works
24O ovens, 10 running about 100, but ID
firing up the balance slowly,
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C,scIsSArl Republicans feared that
,,sir primaries would be captured by
Stbe S gang" but virtue triumphed, Just al
Il Joes in the play, and the city ticket Ii
s,rspa,ble to the honest men Of the party
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plrrsBuAau, March i0,-All ls quiet
with the strikers at the MCkeesport Ma.
tional Tube Works. The streets are
thtongod with idle men who insist they
will not return TO work Until the Is per.
cent advance In wages 10 conceded. The
mAChinisls made a demand for an in.
crease, and this morning II 10 reported 10
have been granted,
The company offered an advance Of
wages varying from seven 10 ten percent,
but was rejected, The men will thor.
oushly organise.
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oshkoDb, Wis, was tteatsd to a strange
phenomenon yesterday. At . O'Clock Il
became dark d night and remained 90 10
minutes, greatly soaring people. Other
places near report the same experience,
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p,xElEcrRlo RooERs states it is his de-
ut.r,,e conviction that there are some
D' ro'sst men in Congress, Very true, and
po' po,,r, seems to have been looking for the
other kind.
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FARNRRsVILIE, Tex, March "a
meeting Of business men and other clti-
zens was held here yesterday to take ac-
ton on the present labor troubles. Rsso.
lutions were adopted stating that I'VE
believe the present strike not only Adsln.
sion, but wrong as TO principle, and foreign
70 AmeriCs, and that II can only prove q
detrlment to the entire country tina, we
sincerely deplore the present crisis, the
evil effects Of which have peFmeated every
kind and character OF business, and II CON
tnusd will end in anarchy The resolu.
tions close by opposing violence that
would tend to cripple the roads in the
lawful management OF their affairs,
ELSEWHERE IT WAS DIFFERENT.
At Bonham, yestsrdayR largs number
Of business men, citizens aud property
owners, assembled in the Opera House to
take action in reference to the labor
troubles on the Texas Pacific road and to
correct false impressions existing outside,
that the citizens Of Bonham were in sym.
pathy and giving support to strikers.
Owing to tho presence Of q large number
OF Knights OF Labor and strikers, tha re-.
solutions read by the chairman could not
be adopted, the Knights voting against
them,
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THoutASDS Of cases Of consumption are
cured every year by Ackefs celebrated
English Remedy, II ID a guaranteed
pfepaiatluni II II does not help you II will
coat you nothing. Try IL A single dose
will show lts good effect, Trial bottles 10
cent?, at Logan & Co.'s and Charles Menk.
emellef's,
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1.nt llil,nlnhd INA lihl1hrnI

ny taking the l:47 p, ", tcity time
train on the Cleveland 4 Plttebufeh road
passengers arrive Ia Cleveland at O;26 P.
NJ, and Chicago at0 i90 the following morn
ing. Connections made In Union depot,
Chicago, Tor all points west
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THE CAR MEN,
With Police ASSlAtAuos tbs Columbus Com
pany Makes n Charter Tip.

With Police ASSlAEAuos Ihs Columbus Com.
pamy Makes Charter Tip.
COLUMBUS, o., March l0,-The Street
Railway Company ran one car over the
line under the requirements OF the char
ter this morning, The police assisted,
and on the return trip the men sndeavor.
ed to take possession OF the car, but were
Clubbed of by the police, and one man
was badly bruised up. The Mayor made
AspeeCh to the men, assuring them Of his
sympathy so long as they INDUCED In no
violence. He has the strikers in good
control ready to obey his orders. The
Mayor Is not inclined to allow further
police interference. The three hundred
men stand firm to q pledge that they will
not yield, while the company show no
5lgns OF weakening. A meeting oi tho
strikers has been called for tonight to per.
teCt permanent organization to Join the
knights OF Labor. Many representatives
Of the Knights are working with the
strikers, and assist them In guarding the
tracks.
THE DEMAND OF THE .PITrsBvRdH MEN.
PITTsBuRou, Pa, March lO.-At gen.
eral meeting OF the street car employees,
held in Allegheny City, at l o'clock this
morning, the report Of the Executive
Board, demanding twelve hours for days
work, exclusive Of one hour for meals,
Two dollars a day for drivers Of box cars
and sufficient reasons for the discharge Of
every man, was formally ratified. To.mor.
row morning, at 10 o'clock, representatives
ol the men will present TO the managers
OF each line In the two cities q settlement
Of their grievances with the request that
an answer be made on Tuesday morning
next at 10 o'clock. The men are now
we'll organized and claim that less than
three percent Of all the railway employees
here are non-unionistS. It Is stated that
two lines have already arranged schedules
to conform with the l2.hour arrangement,
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souaiiise flabV,

Why is a newly.bofn baby like q gale Of
windy Because it begins with q Squall.
Gold gales induce coughs and Group. Tay.
lof's Cherokee Remedy otsweet Gum aud
Mullein will Cufe IL.
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sensation created in commercial circles
Of Berlin, caused by the bill lately intro
duCed in the United States Senate, the.
fate Of which the manufacturers and ex-
porters Of Berlin look upon with great
anxiety.
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,op SHARP would look like another
r's.5 in prison garb, Being fond OF a
,oy diet he can easily be Accommodated.
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all the roads could prevent serious results.
An organization was effected, and stated
meetings will be held regularly in order to
be able to meet any labor troubles that
might arise within the Central Traffic AS
ISOLATION territory by united action.
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General Oliver ois Howard, L. L. D.,
was born at Leeds, Maine, November 8,
1880. He graduated at B0wdoin College
IN 1850, and at West Point in 1854, where
he was made Assistant Professor oI
Mathematics In 1867. AT the breaking
out Of the civil war be was made Colonel
Of 10 regiment Of volunteers commended a
brigade at the battle Of Bull Run. and was
mcde Brigadier General Of Volunteers.
He received his commission as Major
General in 1862, and had command Of a
division 1t Burnside's defeat at Fred.
etlGksbu 4. Soon after he was placed In
command Of the Eleventh Army Corps,
Ia 1868 he was with Sherman in bis march
to the sea. He was made Brlgadier Gen.
eral In 1896, aud breveted Major General
In the regular army in March, 1866. In
May, 1854, be was placed at the head Of
the Ftesdman's Bureau; from 1872 till
1881 he served among the Indians, and
since 1881 he has bsen ct the head Of the
military academy at West Point.
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,,.rrcroR BYRSEs had to play 1t q little
a,a but he caught his man, and this may
'.' s.,bs begiuningoi the end.
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Floodsin Germany.

BERLIN, March 10.-The snow and Ice
throughout Germany are thawing, and
floods are reported In many parts Of the
empire.
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vg O.r., Of the Pan.EIsctriC Commit
80 ''% has queer idea OF an Investigation.
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rury are very easily sunstruck in Lon
,,a NV rben 0s' will doit, We are tougher
oD this side Of the pond.
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THn stock Of Hats, Caps and Gents
Furnishing Goods at Noble Broa.' new
store, IN the Mcclure House building d
complete,
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pasteur 10 bo pan q aoLed hr AmorInnnn.

PARIS, March 10.-A number Of the
American residents OF Paris will give a
banquet to N. Pasteur on April IA.
United States Minister McLane will pre-
aldo. -