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uIGuLY SENSATIONAL.
Sequel to the ClOWsS TIagsdy-Falss
I Claims of the Wife.

Claims of the Wife.
OlucAoo, Feb. 2.-The TINES today pub.
lishes long story, which rsvives the trag.
edYof January 22, when Charles Gloves
killed his mistress and himselfi in a baVnio
in 4his city. At that time young wo-
man, claiming to be his widow came for
ward, She said her maiden name was
Lillian Kelsey, and that the early part Of
her lie had been spent In q small town in
Cuyahoga county, N, Y where she lived
with her grandmother and taught school.
She claimed 10 have met and married
Llowes III New York City. The TiREs
says since the tragedy rumors have been
current that this young woman was never
married to Cloves; that shtSConlessed this
TACT to his mother, and agreed to compro.
mise her claim on the estate OF the de.
ceased, and further, that for some time
previous to her meeting with Cloves, she
had been member Of the ballet in u New
York theRter. With the view to agcer-
tAiniDg the truth or iAlslty OF these ru.
al0rH, q reporter called on Mr.. Thomas
Fulton, au uncle Of the young man, who
said Gloves had never intimated to him
that he was married that, on the con.
trarY, he had denied report to that effect
which had reached his mother. Mr.. Full.
ton then said:
II heard nothing more OF the wiie's
story until was summoned, a few hours
after the tragedy, to the side Of the dead
man, where was surprised 10 see girl
who claimed to be Cloves wills. Iconld
DO nothing under the circumstances but
received her into the family and treat her
with all due respect, for we had no proof
that she was not what she claimed.
Welnesday following the day oil
the funeral she acknowledged to Mrs.
l.oomIs, Gloves mother, and myself that
she was not what she pretended-Olowes'
wife. She stated that she had lived with
him as his wife in various places, but that
she had lever hean married, There Is no
ruth whatever in tho story that she ex.
nibitel q marriage certificate shortly alter
tlie killing. have never heard that
Cloves introduced the girl as his wife,
or on any occasion acknowledged that he
possessed vile.
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rnnstsl si s.srsln,, I,n1ntA,. VII.

wILNlSoroN DEL., Feb. s.-Ths re.
mains Of Mrs, Bayatd we're consigned to
the family vault to-day in the Old .swedes
church yard. An immense throng over.
flowed the church, but the obSequles were
IS simple aB The recent ono aud thOtO
was the Same avoidance oil ceremony.
The same pail bearers who followed tho
daughters coffin followed the mother 10
her resting place, a few yards from the
CHURCH door,
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The lGat chapter OF the second volume
Of Mr.. DlaineB book was finished q few
days ago.
A bill will soon be Introduced in the
Ohio Legislature provlling for Board Oi
Pardona.
James Hurd, Rn old man, was killed,
with his team, Oh railroad crossing at
Sandoval, Illinois.
Twelve crooked distilleties have been
destroyed in 0verton county, Tennessee,
by United States Revenue agents.
Mrs. Richard jenkins, Of unsound mind,
living near Ufbana, o., was burned 10
death by her clothing catching fire.
Alfred Smith, the Cleveland man, who
killed his wife and another woman, will
recover from lie eeli.inIliCted wounds.
A strike ia threatened on the Pennsyl.
vsniA Railroad because Of an attempt 10
compel employees 10 join relief fund asso.
citation.
An insurance case is on trial al Chicago
10 test the question whether suicide is an
accident and an accident insurance poll.
Cy can be collected thereon.
Ab l4SAluklVuy hy1yb4'IOHCbQh Mike
Gormley was shot and nortally wounded
bY John Walsh, formerly Of Cincinnati.
Walsh was llfHt attacked by Gormley.
FfitE Sohn, q we'll known brewer OF
New Albany, Ind, accidentally shot and
killed himself, At Jefetsonvllle, Charles
Baker, while cleaning his pistol, shot and
killed bis little son,
The editofoi the Cedatville (0.) Herald
has stirred tp great local sensation by
publishing the report that two young
white women, Of respectable families,
we're keeping company With negroes.
A bill has been prepared insttucting
the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 call In
and redeem $4,000, 900 worth Of the In.
terest bearing bonds Of the United etales
each month until the surplus cash In the
Treasury shall be reduced TO $lOO,0OO, 900,
the amount Get aside by him AZ green.
back reserve.
Ex.Comphollet Of the Currency Can.
non, speaking on the silver question,
says! " lave always felt that we were
COlning too many silver dollars. The
people did not want them. The Sherman
bill Is comptomlbs between the silver
and anll.sllyef msn. II was not put
forth % sensation, bustC.call forth dlsCus-
sion"
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THE ARTHUR KILL BRIDGE.
The State RlEh's RssOluIionS PRSs the New
Jersey ASnAte.


TRENTON, N. j., Feb, I'm tho Senate
few days ago q preamble and resolu.
tionO were introduced asking Congress not
TO pass the bill there pending, granting
permission for the erection OF bridge
over the Arthur Kill, over which the
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad pro.
poses to secure entrance 10 New
York harbOr. The resolutions assert
the doctrine OF States rights in the
matter OF granting the privilege OF build.
log bridges within the boundaries ct New
Jersey or upon Its borders, claim that the
Government hal not Jurisdiction,
except as 10 military or post routes; de.
Clares that the claim that the PROPOSED
route Is q mere subterfuge, and calls upon
her sister states to support New Jersey
In protesting sgains! Federal interference
with her rights,
This matter came up for confederation
before the Senate to-day aud led 10 sharp
debate, which occupied the entire session.
On behalf OF the friends OF the resolutions
1t was claimed that they were perfectly
proper and were but a Just assertion OF
the rlghtS and dignity Of the State, On
behalf OF the opposiiion it was claimed
that asserting the non.juriSdlCtlon OF Con.
Eress was an insult 10 that body; that
they reaaserted a doctrine which the
late war had decided against; that the
Federal Government had Jurisdiction in
matters Of. interstate traffic; that the
statutes oi New jersey In regard 10 the
building OF bridges applied only to loot
and wagon ways and not at al to the rail.
way bndgea, and finally that the resolu.
tons were being pushed at the behest OF
corporations inimiCal to the one seeking
this franchise. The resolutions were
llnalIy passed by vote Of ! TO IL.
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EFEAor or mn srRIKE.
The Number ThIOwa. .Out of wOrk-A Coke
Famine aud Its Results.

PITHHURoH, Pa, Feb. 2.-The great
strike in the coke region is likely to cause
a coke famine. 1t has been estimated that
tito supply on hand to-day both by opera
tor and consumer will not last at the most
over ten dsys, and at the expiration OF
that time, unless the strike Is broken aud
the men resume work, furnaces will have
to be banked, rolling mills stopped and
thousands Of men all over the country
thrown out OF employment. The magni.
tlde oil the strike, OF the number OF men
Aom 1t effects and Of the hundreds OF
thousands OF dollars that will be lost to
wOrkipgmen, cannot be estimated.
In tue region there are between 5000
and 5000 Of the class Of people who are
turned slaves by II. q, Fftuk, This em-
hrapea both men, women and children,
although lwo-lhirus 0t them are men and
very large proportion OF them single.
It is not thought that they realize what
they are going 10 do when put out OF their
houses, Very toW Of them have begun
to make any plans for the future. Proba-
bly, i've percent OF them will 90 back 10
their native country, About thirty
bought tickets to Hungary yeaterday.
TO an Interpreter one tf tue leaders said
they vera dlsgu3ted with the country and
would nsN er come back again. A few arc
talking Of going TO the South and West,
where there are coal works, and the 70.
ninder will probably 90 to the already
oyer crowded Hooking Valley.
The action Of the strikers in refusing to
dig coal for the engines Is acting as boom.
erlug, the operators having retaliated by
refusing to allow the strikers to take any
coal from the bius, and In q few days there
will not be q hundred families in the
whole region who will have coal enough
TO keep one tire burning, Coke cannot be
burned aud there is no wood TO speak OF
in this region; SO with millions of tons Of
coal in the pits waiting 10 he dug, the op.
eratiyes will have to freeze and 60 without
food or give In and break the strike.
The UtarlFsL coke works a. Dawson
and the Nellie Works below Bradford are
reported running full to-day at the old
prices. These works arc owned by James
Cochran. Up to the present time no
eylGtions have taken place, but 1t is hard
to tell what may he done Tomorrow. A
late diapatCh from Scottdale says one
lamily was eiVcted to-day but no trouble
reAullel,
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ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 2.--About o'clock this
morning the ST. Clair sisters, Rose, aged
"a, and Nelly, aged 20, both inmates Of a
house Of ill.repute, No. 624 speyer street,
attempted suicide by taking the contents
Of four ounce bottle oilaudanum. Prior
TO takiug the drug they sat down in their
room aud each wrote two letters to the
other inmates Of the house, giving inBtftiC-
tionB what to do with their remains after
death. Tie immediate discovery by one
Of their companions Of the house caused q
physician 10 appear. Heapplled the usual
remedies, Tie girls are still In q critical
condition. The patients are from HlCk-
man. ky,
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Pan!Electric Telephone stock ut S. share,
hall the regular selling price. The reduc-
ton in his case Is said TO have been made
because the investment was not for his
own benefit but was one that he would
feel bound to make good from his own
money II the stock should turn out to be
worthless. The names Of q number OF
other Senators have been mentioned in
connection with purchases OF Pan. Electric
stocks, Among them were said to be
Messrs. Brown, Of Georgia; Call, OF Flori-
ia; Coke and Maxey, Of Texas; George, Of
Mississippi; Jonas. Of Louisiana; Morgan
and Pugh, Of Alabama; and Ransom, OF
North Carolina, 1t is supposed that most
oi these Investments were in local com.
panles licensed by the Pan.EleCtriG COM
bindtion. II q not yet known how many
Democratic Senators have received stock
In the local companies on terms as favor
able as Senator Harris, Attorney, General
Garland aud their "Conf4derStes" obtain
ed stock in the parent organization.
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The prsmlrl,. panrht0r nnrrlnn.

LONDON, Feb. 2.-NliB8 Mary Gladstone,
daughter Of Mr.. Gladstone, was married
this morning to Rev. Harry Drew, Of Ha-
warden. The ceremony was performed in
81. Margaret's church Westminster Mr..
Gladstone gave the bride away. Among
the persons Of note present were the
Prince and Princess ot Wales, their sons,
Albert Victor and George, and Lord Rose
berry. The BRIDES dress was Of white
muslin, with Brussels lace.
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CORRUPT OFFICIALS


VINO nave Deou blAcAuuAiltuk tuu NotOTlOuh
Harry .tIlI, Of New York.
NEW YoRk, Feb. 2.-Harry Hill, his
wife, bar.maid and bartender, to-day
appea,ed before the Police Commissioners
Of this city and bluntly Sworo that Hill,
who has no license 10 soil liquor in his no.
torious resort, had been paying since last
summer sums Of money iron $50 10 500
to Detective Moran, who stated the money
must bo paid 10 Capt. Murphy and higher
police officials or Hills place would be
rslded. Hill says he clicked" recently
when $500 was demanded In lump as
hush money. Then on Saturday night o
batinaid was arrested and Hill got tired Of
what he calls persecution aud went before
the commissioners and made the above
statement. The police commissioners, after
hearing Hills testimony, determined to
try the captain aud detective on the
charges; and pending the trial transferred
them 10 the annexed district.
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plrrsBURou, Feb. 9.-Oliyer Brothers 4
Phillips and Oliver 4 Roberts, the iron
manufacturers, who failed a year ego, and
Veto granted an extension Of three years,
paid their titst instAllmeht Of their ihdebt.
adness to-day. The amount was $SOOl0OO,
"a average oi $1,000 lot every working
day since the iailuEe, The payment was
made without llispositg Of any real estate
or permanent assets Of the ilrt1.
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.A.rrACnNIENr CASE
Decided in WbIoh the QhicVGo Rolllug NJ
pompnnN Il Inter asted.

So"pWuh h AutetpbtpWI
CuIcAGn, liz Feb, 9.-In the attach
nents Of the Iron Mountain Company
against the ST. Louis Ore Il Steel Com.
pany by virtue Of which the North
Chicago Rolling Mil Company and Other q
were summoned as garnishoes, judgment
has been entered up against the defendant
by Judge Williamson for $2l,5O2. The
rolling mill company is summoned in
virtue Of its contract with the 81, Louis
Orc 4 Steel Company ~ furnish the latter
$1,000 tons OF HesSemcr steel rails at from
$93 % to $50 a ton. Various aCCountnRs
were had, but the rolling mill company
claims to have suffered damage to the
amount Of S2S,390 by the failure OF the
ore and Ateel company to stand by its
contract, and To have other claims raising
the sum TO $5A707. II admits that II the
contract had been carried out 1t would
owe the ore and steel company $I4,Ol7,
but Olaitns that in view pl the ClrCum.
stanpes set forth 1t cannot be held for
any amount.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 2,-The mercury drop.
ped below zero here again last night, the
Signal Service reporting the minimum at
four degrees below, though private obser.
yations made 1t from ten 10 twelve degrees
below zsro. The weather Ia reported as
very cold throughout Minnesota, Dakota
and Manitohai the mercury dropping to
90 below at st. Paul and 48below al Min.
dota, on the Canadian Pacific Hallway.
The temperature throughout Iowa Is re.
ported 10 to Il. degrees below.
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ChatEss AEnlnst Police UOmlnl.slonsfs

ClSctNSAri, o., Fob. 9,--The Law and
Order League presented to Governor For.
aker, WHO Is in The city, articles Of i'm.
peachnent against The Police Commits.
sionefs, for his action under the statute In
such cases, changing them with wlliul mis-.
conduct In office by refusing 10 enlofcO the
laws relating TO theatrical performances on
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Tic ohlo a,nntn mnhhla,

CoLONDus, O., Feb. 2.-The conference
committee appointed to settle the differ
snces between the factions Of the Ohio
Senate will formulate their report 10.
morrow. II Is understood 10 refer
more especially TO the manner In which
the investigation OF the Hamilton county
contest cases shall be conducted, and will
provide that any legal points which may
arise during the contest, and on which
the committee cannot agree shall be re.
ferred TO Judge Thurman and A Harrison,
OF this city for decision.
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BY going torleep at his post, aud leaving
open II switch which 1t was his duty to
close, tho Chesapeake 4 Ohio brakeman
hs killed one or more Of his fellow em-
pIoyces and made the company liable for
damages The brakeman ineAntno hSrm,
hut his criminal negligence was fatal to
lives in hlg keeping. II would be waste
oil words 10 elaborate comment on
Slaughter so reckless.
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Special Dispdich to he iateiiigeacr.
CHARLESTON, WA, Feb, 2,-Late Sat
urlay night the residence, stables and out
houses owned by James Robinson, Who
resides on tho SanawhA, two miles from
here, were destroyed by lire. Robinson
lost all lis' hay, corn, oats aud other feed
together with two horses. lIe had no in.
surance, aud his loss will be $1,000. Il.
Mullin, who resides near Mr.. Kobingon,
lost all his outhouses and q lot Of feed the
same night by fire. lie was fully insured
and will not lose more than $500. The
ilrO Is supposed to have been the work ol
All ilCenlIaFy,
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LONDON, Feb. 9.-At a representative
meeting OF the Associated Chambers Of
Agriculture, held in London to-day,
speeches we're made strongly iavoring
protective duties on corn, sugar and for
eign manufactures. The meeting was atl-
journed pending the announcement oitle
labors Of the Royal Commission on the
trade depfegsion,
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WOMAN suffrage is marching on in ths
Senate. When tho women begin to vote
some oimen will have to behave them.
s,lyes. An age which has seen what this
hs will not bO greatly shocked by the
spectacle Of women voting. There are
women who do not wish to vote, but then
thOrearo men who honevervote. Apriyllege
is not a compulsory thing.
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SUFFOLK, VA Feb. g.-Early yesterday
morning Boiling Parker, q respectable
farmer, made deadly assault with an axe
upon his wife and sister. The latter was
instantly killed and his vile fatally
wounded. Parker says he had no quarrel
with bis wife OF sister, but could not resist
the power that prompted him to the deed.
He was lodged in jail. lie Is believed 10
have been insane. ..I....
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Kmpt, CatI Essun, nlalinr.

PtrsBURaH, Feb. 2.-Ths strike in the
coke regions has caused all railroad com.
panies 10 have q number Of empty cars on
hand. Between 5000 and 1000 ot these
are scattered along the roads, Bide.trAcked
at various places. An operator said to-day
that there was enough coke drawn with
which 10 make large shipments the
strikers would buL permit the loading 70
be done.
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'ruR antOgoniatic resolutions offered by
Senator's lIiddloberger and Pugh respect
iyClywillbelikely TO bring on the debate in
open session. Senator Pugh was SO prompt
to take up the gage Of battle with long
and dCaretully prepared resolution that the
readiness OF his side to 90 on with dis
cusSlon is 10 be inferred. lttho President
las nothing to conceal, why do his party
friends wish to help him conceal III
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TuEGGwill be little regret II all the Hun.
garlNns In tho coke region leave the coun-
Try. They never ought to have been
brought here. The manner Of their com.
ing, however, did not relieve the coke
syndicate Of ito moral obligation to treat
ihem fairly.
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DETROIT, Feb. 2.--The Erening Journals
specials indicate q general lowering Of the
temperature In the upper part OF the State.
At MiOhigamme, the mercury reached Az
below, and at GShpening 40' below zero.
In this neighborhood it Ia cool, but the
mercury Is not yet among the minus fig.
tifaa
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THERE not q man in Ohio who Is less
wanted at Columbus by Senator Payne's
friends thnn Col. Sim Donavin. They
have mad a taste OF his quality and don't
like 1t. But ho promises to be in hip
place when the curtain goes up. Therc'll
bs music in the air.
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several weeks, and that both parties In
the Senate had held Caucuses upon the
subject no authorized or legitimate in.
formation had been given out, and that
30 far as the public had any right to
know there was no question between the
Executive and Senate about information
or reasons or papers or appointments,
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THOSE statesmen who declined to accept
PAn.Eloctric Telephone stock-Mr, Ran.
dali, Mr.. Cox and others-have the good
iohuue 10 escape very uncomfortable
suspicion. You arc not likely to catch
your Uncle sam Randall in that kind Of a
box and the absent brother, Cox, is like
unto him.
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DETROIT, Micn., Feb. 2.-An important
clue to the murder Of the KaOCh family,
December 10, was found q few days ago,
but kept very quiet. The Sheriff Ia now
investigating. 'In hollow tree near the
scene Of tho tragedy o wood chopper
found q complete suit OF a mans clothing
carefully bundled up and stored away.
The clothes we're covered with frozen
blood. There Is but little doubt that this
suit belonged 10 the author q the recent
tragedy, in which four people lost their
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uAnbAND,s 1ErrEn
70 tis sSuA.O-tt WIN bo Reported Upon in
Oben session.

wAsniSu4oS, Feb. g,-Tho Attorney
Generals letter 10 the Senate in respect
to the Dustin case, was to-day In exoCu.
tive session, referred without further dis.
cussion 10 the Judiciary Committee,
which has authority 10 report upon II in
open session. A statement was made on
tho authority Of the Attorney General
that the press had not obtained lie lhior.
nation Will regard Il. the Dustin letter
from the Department 81 JustiCe. This
gave rise 10 4 half humorous discussion
on the premature publication Of the pro.
OeedlDgs which participants design ohave
kept secret.
fhs fact was recalled that though the
press had been discussing the relations
between tue Senate and Executive lot
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TIr Treasury now holds $l0GOOO,OOO Of
silver, an increase OF $9,SGO,OOO. 1t has
received the whole silver coinage for the
month Of January, and 100000 besides.
This does not indicate that Senator Beck
or his friends have been able to whet the
public appetite for silver.
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TIM Panhandle counters on the Bllti'
mo,e & Ohio in Tie matter Of the chair
rsn. This Is a sHIoSd move, and it is
only giving more for tho money not cut
na,rp@ InO Baltimore X Ohio cannot
,,p.rt TO have all the fun on one side.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the accession topower
Of the Liberals, whom he helped to place
in power, Mr.. Psrnell and lis followers
will continue to si; with the Opposition.
They must continue to be "iorningt the
Government until the Governmental
IN terms.