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aREKoh,a PLANS.
For an onlOnSlVo and DstsnSIvs war-Ds.
teTmined To Fight,

teTminOd TO Fight.
LONDON, March 3O.-The Vienna corres-
pondent Of the Times telsgraphs this after.
noon that the news from Athens Is very
warlike. A secret council Of Ministers
was held yesterday, and 1t was decided to
extendthomilitary aud naval preparations,
for both defensive and offensive purposes,
to the extreme limit Of the National
resources. One plan that has been de-
cided upon is the sinking Of large num-
bers Of torpedoes in the ship channels Of
the Plraeus so as to retard or prevent the
entrance Of the allied fleet into the sea.
port Of Athens without the consent OF
Greece. Another plan, which has already
been partly executed by the Ministers Of
War and Marine, was approved by the
Council and ordered to be extended. This
ID the arming Of the Greeks on the many
Islands which have from time to time
been conquered by Turkey, but which
still contain large proportion OF patri.
otto Greeks among their Inhabitants. II
the exigenCies Of the war should compel
Turkey 10 deplste these islandB or any oil
them, Of troops, 1t Ia expected that the
possession Of arms and ammunition by
the Greeks would enable them 10 re.
conquer the islands oil Greece.
Tie Boulo, or Greek Chamber oi Deput.
les, has been aumlnoned to an extraordln.
ary session next Saturday. The main OBJ.
jeGtin calling the Chamber is to obtain a
credit OF from Eve or ten millions Of dollars
for war purposes, the late effort Of tho
Government TO negotiate loan Of s., ,000,.
900 having failed because London capital.
lists did not think the loan was sufficient
ly authorized. The revival OF war pre-.
paraions is partly in view Of this coming
demand and partly In consequence Of Ger.
tain encouraging advances lately made
secretly by Russia to Greece.
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ST. LOUIS, No., March SO.-Appllcation
to the Missouri Pacific headquarters by
an Associated Press reporter this after.
noon ELECTED. the following bit Of informa-
ton, further Mr.. Hoxle would not talk:
"Mr. Hoxle having been named by the
Board OF Directors OF the Missouri Pacific
Railroad as continuing to be tho repre-.
sentative in dealing with the strike on its
lines, will adopt no course that will be
inconsistent with the position that he has
heretofore taken"
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March SO.-Casey
Young was croSs.examined again to-day
at great length by the Telephone Commit.
tee. There were some sharp passages be-
tween the witness and Mr.. Ranney, buI
nothing Of Importance was developed. Ii
regard To his former statement that ht
had no evidence to show that certain
newspapers had been influenced by the
Bell Company, the witness said be wished
to modify the statement He now pos
sessed evidence bearing on that point ant
would produce It at the proper time. HI
believed that the Bell Company was be
hind this whole business.
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rRAFTIo oP ENEp
On Nearly all the Roads of the Southwest.
HOxIe'a Telegram to Gould.

HoXle'a Telegram TO Gould.
New YoRK, March 8O.-The following
telegram was received to-day by Mr.. Jay
Gould from General Manager Hoxie, Of
the Missouri Pacific railway:
ST. LOUIS, NO., March 80.
To Jay Gould, NeW York;
The movement Of freight trains yester-
day was largely increased on all the lines.
One hundred and thirteen trains were
moved in the system. The International,
Great Northern, and the Missouri, Kansas
4 Texas, were thoroughly opened except
at AlvRrado. Also the entire Iron
Mountain aud the Missouri Pacific to and
including Kansas City and Atchison, and
the central branch Of tho Missouri Kansas
& Texas Is now open, except at Parsons,
Alvarado and Hannibal, where the author.
tiles have not yet controlled the mob, AT
rexarkana and Palestine, two Of the worst
points, the authorities have now obtained
control and protect our trains, and the sit
uation at Kansas City ls greatly improved,
and 30 far as reported our trains to-day
are unmolested. Il. NJ. HoxIE,
General Manager Missouri Pacific Rail-
WaV,
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nlilld lha Nam nlan.

GALVESTON, TEx., March SO.--A special
10 the News from Laredo says. Alderman
Henry Douglass was shot and killed yes.
terdAy morning In the Commercial Hotel
by Alexander Menly, Of Corpus Ohrlsi.
Menly and q young man named Burbank
had lpent the night playing pin pool,
Douglass Watching the game. EARLY IN
the morning they all repaired 70 the hotel
bar, whore 0 quarrel ensued between
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DEsTnUcrIyE TORNADO
sweeps over Helena, -IlulldlnI
Crushed Like Egg.Shelis.

sweeps Over Helena, Ark,-Duildlngs
CruShOd Like Egg.Shslls.
HELESA, ARK, March SO.-A tornado
Of unusual velocity swept through this
section last evening, doing considerable
damage. In this city quite number Of
buildings were blown down and turned
over. The Atlantic beer garden was
blown down and on To the roof Of a one
story frame house adjoining, crushing
through The roof and setting fire 10 II from
acooking stove. BY great effort the FIRE
was extinguished before Il had time to
spread. The walls OF the opera house and
other large buildings, the remnants Of the
late FIRE, were thrown to the ground. The
coal feet was swept out into the river,
and the distress signals Of the boats added
10 the confusion. The Phillips county
court house was 11roofed and stripped Of
Ito window blinds. Glass doors and win.
dows were smashed In like egg.shells.
The direction Of the tornado was from
west 10 east. From parties who have
come 10 the city since the tornado, II Is
learned that west Of the hills, which act
as barrier 10 the city, II was more ylo.
lent than here, leveling trees and houses
before II. II Is impossible To travel the
roads leading from the city west and
northwest, except on foot, owing TO the
trees blown across them. No serious
damage 10 life was done that can be
learned. Owing to the Losses being scat.
tered, 1t Ia impossible to estimate them.
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prnl,nhln 1.ntnl AsnlAsnt.

dpotIdI DllpdleN % NN IhltNI0taoc,
srEUpRSviLLE, o., March SO.-Frank
Burns, a young lad about 12 years old,
while playing around the furnace hole oI
the Acme Glass Works last night, fell in q
distance Of fifteen feet, sustaining injuries
from which tits probable he will not re.
cover. His brain 10 seriously injured, and
the efforts Of several
doctors be had not recovered conscious.
ness lin 10 this evening.
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STRIKER SHOT
At Kansas City for Interfering With the
Movement Of Train.

Movement Of Train.
CHICAGO, March SO.-A Daily News spe.
cial from Kansas Oity states, that as a
freight train OF twenty cars was leaving
Grand Avenue depot this forenoon with
policemen on board, two men turned the
switch and twelve freight cars and the ca.
boose were ditched and badly wrecked.
The officers arrested one Of the offenders
named Martin sCow, but the other John
Norman, OF Sedalla, refused 10 halt aud
was shot in the hip by q police officer.
The shooting has caused great excitement
among the strikers.
Noonan on being taken into custody,
at first asserted that be was a plaSterer
and happened to be passing and ran be-
cause he saw an officer chasing him. He
weakened later, however, regarding his
frat statement. Noonan was O cal inspector
on the Missouri Pacific before the strike.
His companion by the name Of Martin Leon,
coniesses his part in the work. When
asked why they did Il, he said: "Well,
We couldn't stop 1t any other way, all the
trains being loaded with police" The
company Is still moving Its trains without
serious interference. A large crowd oi
strikers congregatod al the yards this
afternoon, but dispersed on the pressure
OF the police.
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pon,L FsAt nc Pnn.l.lssltie

BosroN, MASS, March SO.-The annual
report Of the Bell Telephone Company
was real at the stockholders meeting TO-
day. Il e,lares that the pan:Eleotric
patents are oi no Importance yhate,ys,TI, |,
and that their compsuys counse. ~ snS sa.,,ii III
'ttton feel no uneaslnSS ~ W 'nS le'u''
Wlhe Governments suit.
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BERLIN, March 3O.-Herr Won Putt.
kamer, PruSslan Minister Of tho Interior,
in the Reichstag to-day made 3 personal
appeal on behalf Of the Emperor for con.
tfnuance Of tho anti-SocialiBt law. In
the course Of his address he exclaimed
"1n the Empsror's name, and by the En-.
pefof's order, l assure you that His
Majesty would regret profoundly and
grieve deeply II the prolongation Of the
Gnti.SoCiallBt law Is refused. The Emperor
would shed bis blood in order TO maintain
the lAM,n
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Mr., MICHAEL DAvlrr thinks it little
old that he should have been compelled to
pass twelve years in prison, the compan,
ion Of thieves and bruisers, for advocating
tho doctrines which Mr.. Gladstone IL
shout to offer to Parliament as a Govern
ment measure. The world moves-that
is the explanation, Mr.. DAvitt.
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smJoSEs, says the Chicago Inter. Ocean,
bbetter thought Of than when he began
hi, work in that city. 1t Is good deal to
say Of any man that he wears well. Mr.,
Jones ia doing good work, though some oi
the preachers don't like his homely style,
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VOLUME XXXIv,--NUNBER ls9.

Menly aud Burbank. The former drew
his revolver and fired. The bullet grazsd
Burbank and passed through Douglass
heart, MSnly was arrested. There Is a
great deal OF excitement over the tragedy
and threats OF lynohing arc made.
Douglass was from Pennsylvania aud was
one OF the most popular railroad men in
this section.
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4hSArnS IIIiI,

WASHINGTON, y. o., March SO.-The
bill to increase the efficiency ot the army
was considered by the Senate to-day, and
quits a spirited debate was carried on be.
tween Senators Teller and Logan, and
without aclion on the measure the Senate
went into executive puHSlon,
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CONGRESSMAN WISE, of Virginia, wanti
some assurance that we are living under 3
Democratic Administration. In West Vir'
ginia the brethren feel the same way about
il, and Dince the Pfesldent isn't retormel
thOro is no reason why he shall not cut
loose and go the whole figure as Demo
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MIR. MGRAW'S CASE
SAID TO BE STILL HANeINe FIRE
In Ehs Finance Committee, All RspOFtst to
the Contrary neutrality-suspicious.
milk" Mason makes Some Startling
Assertions Regarding Camden.
,o.nial pl,pnt1h % M. Inisllta.nn.r.

BpteIqI DIlpaleN % ne IRlelIl0tHoef.
WAsHISeToS, D. G., March SO.-Eysn-
ing papers here to-day state that the
West Virginia Collector was confirmed by
the Senate yesterday, Senator KsnpR is
my authority for the statement that the
report is untrue. He says that McGraw's
name has not yet been reported from the
Finance Committee.
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lrall the counterlsiters will follow, the
example OF those two artists in the Kansas
UpuilentiGy, they will be easily found
when wanted. The detectives will, o.
course, be- deprived ot the sweet pleasure
ot mot catching them.
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ORDER reigns i'll Belgium alEsr all the
bnrnlng and the killing, After all, any
Improvement in the condition Of wage
earnen there, as elsewhere, must come
through peaceful measures.
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Tnp poet Browning, says rumor, has sci
bis heart upon an American girl, This,
psrhaps, in delicate recognition Of the
Browning clubs with which American
women are dotting the land.
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FATAL FLAMES,
Two Persons Burned to Death and ThrOS
OthsFS Seriously SOOrOhod.

two Persons Burned to Death and Three
Others Seriously sCorOhsd.
DETROIT, March 30.-An Evening Jour.
mails special from Bronson, Mich, says, A
dre visited Bronson thlsmorning, destroy.
ing the fine new brick block Of stores
which was built last summer. One Of the
terrible features OF the FIRE Is the death Of
Mrs. Timothy Hurley and her daughter
May, aged Is years, who were burned.
Mr.. Hurley and three Children-a boy
aged IL, another 10, and baby about two
and Q half years old-are terribly burned.
Charles straChly, q baker employed by
Mr.. Hurley, Is badly cut about tie face
and head. The fire company did effective
work, saving the business portion OF the
village. Four stores were burned. Loss
SIG 000.
The bodies Of Mrs. Hurley and the
daughter nave been recovered, but are
beyond recognition. Sheriff Whitaker
had one Of his legs badly cut by the fall.
Ing Of heavy plate glass. This Is the
fourth destructive FIRE that has ravaged
Bronson within the last two and a.hali
years, Destroying about 100000 worth Of
property,
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WARRINGTON, D. O., March gO.--Aitsf
Df. Lincoln'S visit 10 Secretary Manning
to.nighthe said that hls patients condition
was Just the same which," he added, %g
% much % we can expect" He hoped
for the seCteIafy'A ultimate recovery,
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Miss MARY ASDERsoS threatens to live
:, retirement in England for two years.
What have we been doing to our MaryP
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ArroRSEy.GRSRRAL GARLAND Is not
wall, Secretary Lamar Is on the sick list,
and secretary Manning has slender hold
m life, Public office is not an unmixed
Messing to the public officer.
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aLr.sL cara RunnInE ID plttlbnrrh. !.

ptrrsBURon, March SO.-The strike on
the West End road was settled this after.
noon, the company agreeing 10 the tnodi'
fed terms Of the Knights Of Labor The
cars started running this evening.
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In answer to which the following was
received and delivered to Mr.. Powderly
about . o'clock;
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Iy Mr.. Powderly misunderstood Mr.,
Gould, he had the good fortune to have
,hs press Of the country with him in
,ns misunderstanding, How thick.hesdsd
somo Of us are, to be sure.
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srnoNe ronoE NEEDED

A East Bt, Loais-ThO Snikera Pay no Re.
tpsUt 10 the Local AuthufiilSs.
II. Louis, March sO.-The following dis.
match was sent this morning by Sheriff
Robiouet, Of 81. Clair county, ILL.,, To Gov.
ernor osesby:
EAST sr. LOUIS, March 10.
10 Gorernor Ogls,ty, Springfield, Mi
Your dispatch was received too late for
ma 10 come TO Springfield, and my state Of
bsaith n impaired 90 much by late vlgils
thSt Il d out OF the question for me to 60
isS iron home. 1Called the posae at East
El. iouis whom the emergency occurred,
tfsw persons responded and few will.
There are nine yards here and there are
fnily fifteen hundred men determined that
NO ffeiaht trains shall move. They re-
snsot M no authority and seem 10 hold the
gtSte Of illinois Id contempt. II 10 folly 10
ihInk Of moving freight trains here unless
ihe State sends q strong force. All at.
tennis 10 do go will result Ia failure and
bring the authorities Into further COM
ENGINES have been ''kllledr this morn.
inc. aud The freight blockade 10 complete,
aVsapt as 10 the road Ia the hands oi
Ihs limited States MAfAhal9. The etrikerl
sSsm 10 have q strong respect for thI
fJnited SLateS, but none Tor the State.
N''N' FRRD RoRiQUET,
sheriff of 81. Clair County, NinOii,
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wages Increased.

PtrrsBuRan, Pa, March SO.-The wages
Of the laborers at Carnegie's mills were
advanced to-day from 81 20 10 81 35 for
ten hours work. At shoenberger's mill
the wages we're increased l2l cents per
dav,
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LAY GOULD will never select the Chap
Mn Of the House for his private chaplain,
Tnls far we can see into the future,
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oiasoi Nh, IS and ~ EoaEtsenlll street.
O,ssor the President appoint two or
AZ ,ss Postmaateu for WheslingS That
'oi,bt restore harmony,

Now WE understand why the Rsgt'ttr Is
.,nintjpg in the direction Of a second
,s,m for President Cleveland.
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MAsON's BOAST
That hS has Camden Beaten, and that ho
WIN Decline to Ran.

ShAN Ho htA gAhuen htANenl Auu tuAt ha
VIII Decline to Ran.
Special DLIpaieh 10 IN IRisEll0a1SsF.
WAsHISaTON, D, o., March SO.-James
NJ, Mason is among the arrivals to-day,
Your correspondent saw him tonight and
he says he has large amountskHsVPy'to
bet that Mr., Camden will not be q q ndi.
date for reelection, He claims that Gam.
den will shortly realize that he has no
show and will Withdraw,
"on what doyou speculation ?"
l asked,
"0n letters | have received from promt.
nent Democrats in every county in tbs
State" he replied. II am ready TO bet
money he will Withdraw and declare him.
self not candidate. have him beaten
certainly, and he knows IT,"
"Who will be his sucCessor2"
"a Republican Of course, Gotf guess,"
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rpv Chicago Time, Of Monday quotes,
ayails from store $3.50 per ksg for iron
,,ils end S9.65 for steel nails"
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on,oAOo, March SO.--The 1ntT.oc,an',
eteonyllls, ILL.,, special .aysi Company
+, Second regiment illinois National
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wost vlrglnlAnu az tho Capital,

SItetdI DtSpG'th to The INteNgetctT,
WARRINGTON, March SO.-Thomas G.
Watson and j. l. Keenon, OF Monongalla
county, Mayor Huling, Of Charleston
Hon. O. D. Hubbard and Miss L. Logan
Of Wheeling, are among the arrivals to-
day.
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In answer to which the following was
received and delivered to Mr.. Powderly
about . o'clock;
sT. LOUIS, March 80,
d. Il. Hopkins;
Replying to your inquiry Of this date !
nave to say that yesterday received
rom Mr.. Gould the following message
here Is quoted the message beginning
In resuming the moving Of trains'') to
which l sent the following reply;
Jay Gould;
have your message in relation to your
interview with Mr.. Powderly and also the
etter OF instructions, and will carry out
he same to the best Of my ability. l am,
therefore, willing 10 meet u committee oil
our employee without discrimination, who
are actually at work in the service OF the
company at the time such committee Is
appointed to adjudicRte with them any
grievances that they may have:
II. NJ. HoxIE.
Mr.. POwderly being so exhausted by
sickness returned to his home in Scranton
At 6 O'Clock tonight. The others Of the
Board leave for 81. Louis tomorrow morn
'DS' ArS ORDERED TO WORK.
The following dispatch was sent to Mr.
'''A' New York, March 80.
Martin Irons, 81. Louis:
Have been in conference all day with
the result that Vice President Hoxle agrees
% the following (here follows the telegram
Of Mr.. Hoxie Consenting to arbitrate)
Have your Executive Committee order tht
men 10 work, and also select specia
COMMITTEES from the employees Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific to wait on Mr.. Hoxie Z
Idiudlcate any grievances. Do this a
quickly as possible. Board will leave fo
st. Louis tomorrow.
FREDERICK TURNER.
Thus ended tho work Of the Genera
Executive Board in this city.
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ARBITRATION.
The Result Of the Conference in
New York Yesterday,
Yice.President HOxie Agrees to
Settle All Differences
Between the Company and the
Employees by Arbitration.
Knights.Of Labor Executive Board
Start for st. Louis To-day.
A Large Number of Trains Moved
Without Interference,

NEW YoRK, March SO,-Mr. HOxie has
consented to arbitration, The details Of
the settlement will be arranged with him
in st, Louis, whittier the Executive Board
will 90 tomorrow. The stoyy Of to-day,
as given by the Board, Is as follows; The
whole discussion to-day between Mr.,
Gould and Mr., Powdsrly was on the sub.
jeCt OF arbitration generally, and on which
there was a uuauimity Of opinion, Mr.,
Gould expressed himself very iavOrabIy,
but as the matter Of adjusting the differ
snCes had been referred to Mr., Hoxle, the
the following telegram was sent at the
request Of Mr.. Powderly;
New YORK, March 80.
To II, NJ Horie, General Manager, 81. LOAi';
VIII you meet the General Executive
Board ol the Knights Of Labor, or the
committee Of your employees from the
knights Of Labor for the purpose Of hear.
ing what the cause OF complaint was, and
ior the purpose Of making settlement oil
;he present difficulties, alike honorable to
Doth parties, either on the basis OF arbi-
ration or by mutual agreement, the same
% be binding on all parties.