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AN INrEnEsrING SUIT
Growing Dat Of the Mayor OF StSubenVlllG
Employing DoteotiYoa.

GroWlng out Of the Mayor OF StSubenvlllo Q
Employing Detectives.
Special DtspGteh 70 Ire Iatslligaer.
STEuBENviLLE, Jan. 15.-An interesting
suit, and one that attracted much asten-
ton, was concluded in the Common Pleas
Court to-day. In the tall Of 1882 this
city was oyer.run with thieves and burglars
until 1t was very unsafe to venture out
after dark. The citizens and press became
very much alarmed and demanded that
the Mayor hire detectives. After consul.
tation with two members OF the Finance
Committee OF the city Council, James
Marion, as Mayor, employed two Of Pin.
kerton's men, who, after several months
work here, failed 10 discover anything Of
Importance, although they made report
which II published would show some OF
our prominent CitiIens up in o very bad
light,
In the meantime the robberieS became
less numerous, and the public excitement
cooling down, the city Council failed 10
pay the bill, which amounted 10 Sl,446,
on the ground that they had not given the
Mayor the power TO hire the detectives.
Pinkerton Instituted suit against Marion
In the Supreme Court and recovered the
the full amount. Marion in turn sued
the city, but the jury this afternoon de.
clded against him. Public sentiment 10
about equally divided as to the rightful.
ness OF the claim.
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LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. 15.-At $3.50 this
morning destructive fire broke out in
the Wholesale grocery store Of R. H. Innls
& Son, on Main street, The FIRE. spread
rapidly and was not brought under con.
troll until 8 o'clock, having entirely de.
stroyed the grocery Of Innes i Son, In.
!lred for $4,000; the Lexington Opera
House, insured for $l05O0, and the office
Of the Adams Express Company, witt
their extensive stables on Broadway. The
hardware store Of w. ]. Honlihan 4 Bro.
was also damaged to the extent Of 5000.
Express goods were all taken out In time
to prevent destruction. The total loss will
reach SS5, 600 70 $4,000. James Parker, q
timer ~ the Honlihan store, was badly
injured BY falling wall and rescued With
great difficulty. He will probably re-
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. IS. Specials 10
the AdVrtiier report two fires at opellka,
Ala, yesterday. A fire in the morning
destroyed two story building occupied
on the ground nOor by Roberts salorn
and . barber shop and the upper rooms
BY the 7Emts. Nothing was saved except
the Times books. The loss on the build
Ing is $1,000, insurance S2,l00. Robertb'
IN goods and fixtures is So, 900 insurance
81 600, The TImet estimatesitS loss at 81 GOO.
Three thousand dollars damage was done
10 neighboring stores and stocks. The
other fire destroyed three frame buildings I;
loss $4,000, partly insured.
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~
~ Louls, Jan. l5.-At the Star bksting
~, nnt in this city, early this morning,
!i.s nasl u Robinson, was trlpped up while
sI'lng .nI1i by young man named Webb.
robinson demanded that Webb apologize,
aug upon the latter refusing 10 do 90 a
Sn,'Iel ". ensucd, which was stopped by the
iIa iIS'I W cement oi the rink. Upon leaving
isoIl9nk w. INK Robinson, with q party Of his
loiiaue liiuue, vas attacked by Webb and hil
GbrVTeis' in the melee which ensned,
SsSs.sS Su,sS kaisedoCk, an employe In the
P,ristMs PCutM passenger depot Of the Missouri
ySSaa uv railroad, and quite O prominent
bSSS b ,.ln, man, was struck on the back Of the
MtstWAtds, N VAsS /" V'' '''l'e
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ISths past year our American potterl
niir Erei. advance in their decorated
ware aud there was less bought OF foreign
manufacture II Congress will keep ita
hand, Of, there is promise Of still further
advance in this industry, the product oi
which has steadily fallen in price as the
hon'pOductlon has increased. We have
ID 0urown city an illustration Of what a
tiIrprotective tariff may do. Here 1t has
built pottery for the making Of wares
which otherwise would have been made
abroad. This is one ot the homely argu.
msns Which the free trade professors
meet orrather do not meet, by deClaim.
Ing about universal laws, the family ol
HltOnS audtbat sort oil thing.
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Mask ED MEN
Break in q farmers House aud neat hin,
tn InhonRIbliIiV.

Break In farmers House aud beat him
to InSonsiblllty.
PtrrsHURat, jan. 15.-A Ligonier, Penn.
Bylvania, special says Between one and
two o'clock this morning three masked
men appeared at tie house Of Samuel
Robinson, who resides four miles south Of
here, and demanded admittahcs. Upon
being refused they shot several times
through the windows and finally forced
their way Wy breaking down the door.
They then demanded his money, which
they supposed was concealed In the house.
Robinson told them he had nothing,
whereupon they attacked him with clubs
and chairs And,beAt him until be was IN.
sensible. The villains then fanBAoked the
house from cellar 10 attic, but secured
nothing and left.
lloblnson is still unconscious, and will
probably die. He 10 about 80 yeafa Of
age, and resides with his mothsE, who was
too feeble 10 offer any resistance. The
robbers are believed 10 have been q party
oi ttamps who we're seen In the Vicinity 4
few days ago. The whole country is ef4
cited, and II the murderous assailanls are
caught they may be lynOhed,
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FRUITS OF THE SEASON
kEEPINa UP THr FIRE RECORD.
A WORAa's EzpsriSueS in Fighting ElamSl
in Her Bare Feat with Thermometer
Twelve Degrees Below zsro-FOun.
dry burned At Beaver Falls, Pa.

oLEvELASD, Jan. l5.-At an early hour
yesterday morning q large frame house
near Waynesburg, Stark county, Ohio,
caught fire, Miss Jennie McIlhsnpy,
owner Of the place, was, with the excep.
tion Of two servants, the only occupants OF
the house. One Of the servants dis
covered the flames and awoke Miss Nc
Ilheuny. Rushing from the house the
young lady stood on an icy platform in
her bare feet near well and pumped for
twenty minutes, then seeing that help was
needed, dashed away through the snow,
4 quarter Of mile to the nearest house.
When she had given an alarm She ran
back, The temperature was 120 below
zero, and Miss Mcllhenny was nearly par.
alyzed with cold, Her bare feet and Limbs
we're badly frozen, and it was with the ut
most difficulty the attending physician
prevented the necessity Of smputation.
The lady is now in q critical condition.
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E1.GoyGRSoR CURTIN, Of Pennsylvania
ba lcu to know, "why the Secretary ol
s.ateshould have deemed it necessary OF
l.conlIg to interpose tho weight Of bis
official position and influence in the go
lection Of chairman Of the Foreign
Aadu Committee" More remarkable
sill, the Speaker Of the House did not re-
nal ibis interference, but submitted to be
dictated 10 in tho discharge Of his duty by
III. Secretary Of State. Mr.. Bayard has
been believed to be q man who stands on
mica points Of etiquette, a very Chester
aeld Of department, This estimate will
have to he rsyiged.
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Tm Democratic brethren over in Penn.
syIylnia are in need Of liberal nations Of
harmony, The Wallace men and the
Randall men are after each others throats,
Congressman Scott, who has "bar'l," is
out In an interview going over Wallace's
record in a mercilesS way. Certainly" :"
says MI. Ecott, "the connection Of Mr..
Wallace with Pennsylvania politics is not
80 BavOry, and the party success under his
management has Otbeeu so impressive,
as TO render It particularly digirable to
Democrats that he should take the helm. +"
This delicate references to coffee pot ma.
tunlit,tiOn papers will not tickle Mr..
WNlse. 7T-~
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a oon,as ~ Nina.

WARRINGTON, Jan. lS.--,rhe Department
Of State has been officially advised that
the King Of the Bslgians has proposed an
annual prize Of 5000 itancS tor the PUT.
pose Of encouraging works Ot mind, com.
petition 10 be open to all nations, and "a
be decided BY q Jury appointed byl the
King Of Belgium. 70 consist ol seven
member, Of whom three are 10 be Bel,
CLANS and the remainder foreigners.
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RULE OF IRELAND,
THE PROTECTION OF RoYAIIsTs
Only to be Served by'hs Retirement of the
Present Lord L'sutSaAat-HI' RS'isus.
tiORiu sAlnbury's HAadS-A Crisls I'm.
plInSnt in the AnAlrs of the I.Io.

LONDON, Jan. l5,-The feeling among
the Tories that greater stringency Is neces.
sGry in Ireland to protect Loyalists and
suppress boycottIng is daily becoming
stronger ;and more outspoksn. Every
days delay in announcing the Govern.
msnps Irish plans intsns6ss this feeling
and adds to the terror olthe sltuStion in
Ireland. II a strong hand is really need
ed to control that country 1t Is evident
that Lord Carnarvon must bs retired in
some way. He Is nearly Is years old, Is
conshtutionally timid, Is a sufferer from
insomnia, and has long, been in state OF
nervous prostration according to the state.
ments Of his friends, Ever since his tiist
took command in Ireland, he has worn .
bulletpropf vest, This precaution was
taken Rt the urgent entreREy OF his wife,
He has no desire to cling to Office, and his
undated letter OF resignation ia in Lord
Salisbury's possession,
But there is no other peer In the Tory
ranks who Is at once competent, available
and willing to take the Office. Moreover
II Lord Salisbury were 10 make new an
p0intment now II would stimulate the
Earl Of Kilmorey's followers in the Lords
and Radicals In the Commons TO im-
medlately press the motion to abolish the
Dublin Castle Government altogether,
Their guns will be spiked II the office
s left vacant for the present, and the Of
ace itself, with Its vast salary and patron.
ago, will still be in the gift Of the govern.
ment to be bestowed upon some faithful
worker after the present excitement has
blown over. Lord Salisbury's intention
now Is to accept the resignation OF Lord
Carnarvon, and Of Sir William Hart-Dyke,
as Chief Secretary for Ireland, and leave
the Lord Lieutenancy vacant and appoint
the Hon. Edward Stanhope, now President
3f the Board Of Trade, to the Secretary
ship.
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ANlSe Point o bs peelded.

DErEoir, Jan. 15.-Seyeral weeks ago
q. Frank KnoCh, his wife and their two
children were murdered and the bodies
burned Ii the destruction Of their home.
Within q short time alter the relatives Of
the murdered family began To dispute
over The little property that had been left.
The ashtil now fairly opened in the Pro.
bate Court. Last week Gus and Herman
Knoch blOd d petition for administration
Of the eAtate, which 10 valued az $4,000,
To-day 4 counter petition was filed BY Az.
torney John Ward, aiking the adminis.
tfAtion ol the estate Of Frank Knoch'S
children, George and Albert KnoCh. The
last petition d on behalf Of Mary wit.
man, grandmother, Gus and Herman
Knochi and Matilda sOhweiliet, Caroline
aud Theresa KnoOh, The whole case
tulre on the question 40 10 who OF the
family vas killed,
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Grace Atherton Creates = Scene BY walk
Down the Center Aisle.

Down the Center Aisle.
DETROIT, Jan. 15.-A good deal more
than an ordinary senSatlon was created at
the Princess Theatre matinee to-day by
Miss Grace Atherton, the KatlshA in P Pyke's
Mikado Opera Company, leaving the stage
and passlpg down the center aisle Of the
auditorium showing her feet and calling
attention to the ragged leather shoes abe
wore. Her face was white with passion,
= ladies and gentlemen Of the Detroit pub.
lie" she Bhrieked, II leave the stage this
moment because my manager will not
give me $40 10 buy pair Of shoes" She
waved her arms furiouhly for moment
and then continued, "You may All I'd
home; this play can't 20 on without me,
and ! ain going 10 stop" The orchestra
struck up q lively air, but KatibhA refused
10 doWn--and she went down the aisle be.
rating the company management. The
audience BAt anaSed.
AT the door Miss Athefton encountered
al acquaintance, who persuaded her 70 70
back and allow the performance 10 pro.
coed, which she did alter indulgihR IA q
good cry. II seems that Pixies company
have had q hard time Of L recently, aud
about oil the management has been able
10 do was 70 pay board aud frnninR OK.
penles, and 8AlAries are therefore oil be.
hind. No motive is assiened for Mis-
At1ettona exhibition.
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cauaed b1npsfeolIr. nina.

HERsEY, Mich, Jan. l5.-LsSt night at
midnight defective fue in the postofilce
was the cause Of a FIRE which destroyed
the BlOdget block, postoaice, Sweets sa.
loon and the Hersey house. The contents
Of the posto lice were entirely consumed,
Hersey 10 q small town and this 10 heavy
blow to its business. Total loss Is $50, 900,
and insurance $4,000, IN ,l. Z
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"on His TraoIt.n

PARIS, Jan. 15.-Detectiyes engaged in
working up tho case Of the assassination
Of NJ. Bareme, Prefect Of Eure, in a rail-
way carriage, have learned that man
alighted from the train at NaAtea.sur-
seipe, carrying a rug that belonged to the
murdered Project. A rug was afterwards
found In the streets Of that town. They
have also ascertatued that NJ. Barrene
drew 10000 francs from a bank on the
morning Of the murder. The assassin has
returned to Paris, and 1t Is believed he
will soon BIO clptnrad.
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+ NEW YoSK, Jan. l5.-ovet 400 cigar
makers went on ia strike to-day at The
factory Of Brown 4 Earle. Five hundred
men who qul. work yesterday in the
factory Of Levy Brothers are still out,
This forenoon Q conference was held be.
tween Joint lnmmittees ofthe Progressive
and International Cigar Makers Union
and 0 committee representing the manu-,
lecturers association. The Union men In.
sisted on the sOhsduls Of prices and said
the men Nould Not work undeF the new
system. II is expected that the manu-.
isCtuteEr will DECLINE 10 yield and q gen.
eEal lockouti8 anticipated. i'6''l
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TRY Ir MITG RouRRoN.
\ Kentucky BuOkot rhat Would mot Hold
Water,


ENGNENCE, KY, Jan, l5,-James w. Pol
lard, a reputable citizen living near this
placs, says that in his family room Is a
table upon which, for two years past, he
has been accustomed to keep a bucket Of
wateri that Tuesday night the bucket,
freshly filled, was placed upon the stand
about o'clock, and directly aiterwGrd,
Ehile he and his wif4 sat before their
blazing CRATE, some invisible power lifted
the bucket and placed 1t on the carpet In
The centre OF the room, and then tilted II
over, spllllng the water upon the carpet.
Mr.. Pollard picked up the bucket, went TO
the well, realled 1t, and returned II to It's
place on the table, but had not more than
reseated himself when the same invisible
power lifted the bucket, and again tilted
It over In the center OF the floor.
Again Mr.. Pollard took the bucket To
the well and realled II, and the third time
placed IL upon the table and resumed his
seat, when the bucket was again lifted
from the stand table, passed between Mr..
and Mrs. Pollard and the crate, thence
back to the center ot the floor and again
tilted over. Nr. Pollard would have again
re6lled the bucket, but his wife objected,
as there was already more water on the
floor than was regarded as comfortable.
Wednesday evening, about the same
hour, the bucket was filled and placed as
usual on the table, but before he could
take his seat 1t was again lifted from the
table to the center Of tho room, where II
was Immediately tilted over.
Mt. Pollard states that the foregoing Is
q true statement Of facts. Several citizens
will 20 out to the house TO witness, II
possible, these unusual performances.
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THE UNEXPECTED WITNESS
10 . AIuFdSr Turns mp In Court at the Right
Time.

ANTIao, Ws,, Jan. l6.-The prelimi.
mary examination Of AIrs, Chadek, for the
murder Of her husband, the late post
master Of Deer Brook, has begun here.
It had been thought up to the present
time that the State relied entirely upon
circumstantial evidence, and a decided
sensation was caused>whsn Mrs. Frances
Lsvine on being put upon the stand
testified as follows: Mrs, Chadsk came
to my house on the night preceding the
tragedy about half past l2 o'clock with
some others and wanted admission,
which | refused. Then the next morning
she came again and soon after her hus.
band came and wanted her to come home
and not be running with other men, She
said she would 60 home when she
got ready, and he went oil, and
In about ten minutes she saw him coming
back and said: "It he undertakes 70
touch me l will lay him out cold; that
she had revolver In her bosom, which
witness identified as being the same one
found near Chadek. Before Ch2dek 70!
to the'house Mrs. Chadek went out and
met him, and tho witness soon heard
aring; went to the door aud saw Mr.. and
Mrs, Chadek wreatllng, Shortly Mrs,
OhRdek fired at him five times. Mrs,
Layine overheard the defendant tell her
children that If anybody asked who killed
their father to say that "he shot ct her
aud then killed himself"
On cross.examination, she said the
reason she never told this before was be-
iausa she was afraid OF her lie, Mrs.
Jhadek Is o woman about thirty years Of
age, pasgably good looking and appears in
iourt well but plainly dressed, and listens
With eagerness to ey9ry word the wit
leaRes say.
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A Nav oIsnnisstiop,

i ptrrtluRoH, Jan. ls.--The State Grand
Lodge Of the Ancient Order Of United
wotkmsn went into liquidation to-day
and adjourned iint dc. A new Organise.
tion was then formed Under the control Of
the Supreme Lodge Of the United States,
With tie following oiliCefsi q. NJ. W., 8,
A, Kline, GreenSbufgJ Grand Fol ematy
W. a. Dngaiit Of Meadyllle q, o. A. y,
Curtis, Of philadelphia g. G., 8. Goftonl
Of philadelphia 9, Wi 4. 9. CARROLL Of
Warren G.. r., j. N, McNalr, ot Pitts
butghj g. RI o. II. Gardner, Of Pitts.
bitRh g. ~ Dr. j. =, CLARKE, ol Etle.
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PRESIDENT GoWES, Of the. Reading Rail-
,,,J Company, who has done about as
mpcb high.strung talking as any man in
Ii, ls fine, says; thereafter we will be
%,,,l Id by our actions and not by our
,', ,,ooI,.o Some one else has said, "WoEds
A.. women, deeds are men," President
G,reps most conspicuous achievement
Si,bsrto has been the wreCking OF great
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81. LOWS, Jan, -Notslthstshdins
prediction that the rate war inaugutated
By the baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad would
1Esnd to 81, Louis, no evidence Of such
iaSt Is as yet dIacefnible. gcalpers are
eager for The Appearance Of war d 81
Lonis, but do tioI speak very hopefully
relative 10 a realisation Of Iheit WiAheb,
The increased business Of the Baltimore 4
Ohio was noticeable Tor the Hfat time In
this city yesterday, Large numbers ol
pAtsenktfs arrived from the baltimore 4
Ohio t0Ad, xia The Ohio 4 Mississippi,
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nEOpeILy.

SECRETARY LANAI, having heard argu'
msgg on the subject, is Of the opinion
that lhe government ought to institute a
,oittouy the validity otthe Bell telephone
infant, Iiths telephone was not patent
,bJo By Bell, the principle having already
b.sn msie public, the Bell company
should Il, longer be allowed to collect a
IA. from the people, II Bell was entitled
nb,, patent, no honest person will de-
,i,e to deprive him, or those associated
vAb him, Of the resulting benefits.
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wtScaGsrER, VA, Jan. 15.-A collision
occurred on Tho Valley branch Of the
Baltimore 1 Ohio Bsllroad near Mlllyills
yesterday afternoon, between an engine
oi a ballast train and A freight train, both
running very fast William Fitzpatrick,
Hupetvleof ol the road, Bibhop, foreman
on the freight train and Charles Kfidef,
brakeman, q youth Of 10, were killed,
The others Of both trains were BAyed By
jumping. Seven cars were thrown Into
the Shenandoah river, aud both engines
were ruined,
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Victims of a aiino Exploslon.

oaDES, UTAH, Jan, 15.-slx Of the thir.
teen victims Of the coal mine explosion at
.Almy, Wyoming, which occurred Tuesday
night, have been recovered from The mine.
The bodies were found on the seventh
level. The mon met their death from
sufocatlon and the appearance OF the
bodies indicated a terrible struggle for life.
The searching party expects to reach the
other seven bodies remaining in the mine
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pa,aai tSsSi 1tnlan.

wASHiSsToN, D, O., Jan. 1S.-Alstter has
been received from che German Director
General Of Posts urging the United States
Government To send IN officer Of the Post.
office Department 70 Germany 10 person.
ally inspect and study the parcel post cor.
vice Of that country with 4 view 10 Join
ihg the International Parcel Post
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PorrsyittI, "a, Jan. i6.--JOhn Yonito
was yesterday acquitted Of the murder Of
William Oustadot, at Buck mountain, on
November II last. On being informed Of
the verdict he embraced and kissed The
two attorneys who had voluntarily de.
Tended him. and Alto thanked and huaRed
Judge Pefshihg, who presided datlnR the
trial, The Judge, through an interpreter,
impressed upon him that the killing WAS
evidently the result oi drink and advised
The prisoner % avoid Il hereafter, and then
discharged him,
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On the virginia Goast- -Inha abi.an. Ti.s for
lheIr Lives.

Nn0k A4lNSst
oNANcocE, Va, Jan. l5.-petsonB ar.
irving here from AcOmmac county report
dreadful ravasss in that section by high
tides q few days ago. Nearly ali the re.
glon that fronts on PoComoks Sound was
inundated BY the high water. Terror
stricken people fled from their homes at
night or took shelter In the upper stories
Of their houses. An oySterman named
William Hall was caught by the storm In
On oyster house Or the beach, his boat was
swept away and he was cat of from the
land, Finding the water rising In the
house, be climbed up and lashed himself
TO q beam on the raof, where he was found
dead the next morning.
A schooner Of more than one hundred
tons burden was torn from The wharf In
Messongo creek and landed In 4 Cofnheld,
Nearly all the hogs and fowls In that Becl
tlon were drowned, and many narrow %.
Gapes are reported. A fisherman, 70 Year,
old, was surrounded In lis rude shahty On
the beach aud spent two days and night
among the rtiisrs without food or lire,
when the waters teceded.