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THE THREE AMERICAS.
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Tho Proposed Permanent Exposition At
Washington in 1892. asa ,s,,,,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-The proposed per.
manent Exposition Of the "Three Ameri.
cas-" to open here in 1892, is rapidly taking
shape, and the Board of Promotion in
charge Of the project are already encour-
aged beyond expectation by the gratifying
responses from all over the country, and
with the progress already made The pro-.
ject contemplates: First, Constitutional
Centennial celebration at Washing.
ton in 1889 :. by ;. the, sixteen
American republics in honor OF
he one-hundredth anniversary Of the,
Constitution Of the parent republic-the
United States; second, Worlds Eyposi-,
tion at Washington, in 1892, in honor OF
the four-hundredth anniversary of the disc
covery of America by Columbus; third,
permanent Exposition al Washington of
the resources arts and industries OF
the three Americas The permanent part
of this project does not mean a per-
manent fair Of private exhibits. 1t means
that the american Museum" "Ameri-
can Art Gallery" the governmental ex-
hibits by the fifteen Spanish American Re-
publics, the State and Territorial exhibits
of the forty-six States and TERRITORIES of
the United States, and other features Of
the proposed Worlds Exposition Of 1892,
will remain permanently at the National
Capital, in form somewhat similar to the
present National Museum, and probably
under the same management-that OF the
Smithsonian Institution. lra
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-10-16
THE ANARCHIST PLOT
TO Destroy Vienna Was Matched In Amer
lea, and Was the Most Diabolical
Ever Invented.

Ever Invented.
VIENNA, Oct. l0-The Vienna police have
furnished the press with an account of the
recently discovered Anarchist plot to
burn Vienna, Although many details are
obviou sly suppressed, the plot is shown to
have surpassed In extent any
diabolical ingenuity and dynamite
plot hitherto concocted. Seventeen
OF the conspirators have been ar
rested. An examination of the prisoners
shows that the plot was Matched in and
directed from America and London, and
was to be carried out by Viennese Anarch-
lists who recently returned from America.
The plot was cleyerly organized. The con-
spirators were divided into several groups,
one of which was detailed to set fire to the
town, another to take charge Of the dyna-
mite operations, and another to forge the
necessary official documents and to coin
money for expenses. Parties were detailed
to set fire to Penzing, Untermeidling,
Hetzendorf, Meidling and Favorten. The
police got wind OF the plot and watched it
until it was almost mature. They rece We
universal praise for their zeal and circum-
spection. An Anarchist of Prague gave
the first information concerning the
conspiracy to the authorities. The
plotters were mostly Czecks and Ger
mans They held secret meetings in a
tavern at Penxing, where operators were
instructed In the use and manufacture of
bombs. The seizures include numerous
daggers and bombs, dynamite fire bottles
for firing buildings, printing aud
forging implements and variety
of DISCUSSES, all of the most ingeni.
GUS character Another plan to OBJ
tain money was by means of a forged doc
ument to brighten old ladies' at whose
houses the plotters would make domicil.
larry visit under pretense of searching for
counterfeit money, when they would seize
all the good money upon which they could
lay hands A recent fire in a private house
was the result OF an experiment with fire
bottle 500 fi.ttf tJ3GEfu
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HADDOCK'S MURDER.
Arrest ola Theatrical Manage and Others,
Charged with . knowledge Of the
Crime, .

nrrost VI Theatrical manager ana Otnefe,
Charged with . knowledge of the PIG
s Crime. ...,st
CHICAGO, Oct. III L. Leavitt, manager
of the Standard Theater; of Sioux City,
has been indicted by the coroner's jury of
that city for conspiracy and completely in
the murder Of Rev. George c. Haddock, in
August last D. W. Wood, an attorney of
Sioux City, has been here for some time
doing detective work, and in consequence
of certain developments Leavitt gave him
self up. He is fully acquainted with the
assassination plot in all its details and,
while not knowing who actually did per-
form the deed, has knowledge of the party
to whom 1t was assigned for execu-
ton. He declines to talk fully, pending his
appearance in Court, but Wood says that
while he Is not the murderer, he will make
important and startling disclosures.
Sioux Cry, a., Oct. THE news Of the
arrest OF H. l.. Leavitt, in connection with
the Haddock assassins tion, created sensa-
ton here to-day. Leavitt is expected here
to morrow noon. The impression is that
he will seek to shield himself by telling
what he knows Of the conspiracy. Fred
Munchrath IT,, and Henry Sherman were
also arrested here this afternoon as par.
ties to the conspiracy, and placed under
5000 bonds each. John Arensdorff, an
other OF the party, was arrested in Daven,
port, Iowa, where he had gone to attend
the Grand Lodge of Knights Of Pythias
Quite number of other warrants were
issued this evening, but names Of parties
have not been made public.
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Dr.. Do,uIolass' Bill.

NEW York, Oct 10-Colonel Fred Grant
was seen by reporter with reference to q
paragraph published in morning paper
alleging that sum of 5000, left by will
of General Grant to DR.. Douglass, had
never been paid. Colonel Grant read the
paragraph through and sat silent for a few
moments with troubled expression on his
features. Then he said: "Dr. Douglass has al
ready been paid, and paid in full, and have
h s receipt. His bill was an enormous and
most unjust one. Ny father left a written
request to Mrs. Grant that DR.. Douglass be
paid 5000, that is to say, that the amount
of his bill whatever it was, should be made
up to IS, COO The Doctor charged $1,000
and he has been paid it, every penny OF it,
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The Halter Tiuhteninu,

CHICAGO, Oct. I'm the case Of the Chi.
cago Anarchists the motion for new trial
was overruled, and the prisoners will be
sentenced tomorrow. In response to the
question whether they had any thing to say,
several of the men addressed the court: II
shall die proudly, defiantly for the cause Of
Justice" shouts Spies, in response to the
judge. Oscar Neebe burst into violent
abuse, calling States Attorney Grnnel a
cur, his assistants scoundrels. The police
were assailed, and In short, his speech was
TRADE Of abuse. Neebe abandoned him
self to q wild appeal for the judge to hang
him with the Others ,>.r
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Boiled in a Vat.

New YoKK, Oct. 1o.-Wm. Dunn, employ.
cd in chemical works, extinguished the
lights this morning preparatory to going
home, and in the darkness made q mistep
and fell into vat Of scalding water. AL
though literally boiled, he was able, to
crawl out, and, in hopes Of relief, dragged
himself to hydrant and turned the cold
water on. This only added to his sufferings.
His screams brought people to the, spot, but +,
they could do nothing to help him, for
death soon followed W Avp~ ty1 1dI
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Plcuro.P Pneumonia Reports.

WASHINGTON, Oct 10. The Commits
sioner of Agriculture writes that pleuro-
pneumonia still prevails among cattle in
and around New York City, in several
localities in New Jersey, among a limited
number of herds in Pennsylvania and Dell
aware, quite extensively in Baltimore CITY
and county, in few fthe eastern border 2
counties OF Virginia, and quite ,extensiy ~
in some of the distillery and Other stables
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SaIvatIonlst Commits Brutal Murder.

WARSAW, n. Y, Oct THE town Of Cas-
tile, Wyoming County,is excited over MUIR
der committed there last night by Robert
Van Brunt, an Englishman and member
of the Salvation Army. Van Brunt board
ed with the family of Simon Roy, and last
night found his son, Will Roy, sitting up
late with his half sister Eva. Van Brunt
told Eva to 60 to bed, and she refused. He
then drew a revolver and fired at young
Roy, causing a fatal wound in the head.
The murderer was overpowered by a
brother of Roy, and handed over to the
town constable.
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International DIGESTION With Mexieo.

LAREDO, Tex, Oct 7.-Rafael PinaIe,
Mexican officer, who seven or eight years
ago fired across the river at deserter apd
killed him, the deserter being on the Texan
side, while Pirale was on the Mexican
shore. was arrested here to-day. 1t is said
that Pinale will plead nou-jurisdiction in
the case, as he was in Mexico when the act
was committed.
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The Qlemaraarina Tax.

WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-The Acting Secre-
tary OF the Treasury has asked the Attor-
ney- General for an opinion az to whether
the oleomargarine law imposes tax on
the different ingredients used in the manu-
facture Of oleomargarine, and also tax
on the article when flushed and placed on
the market, or whether the law contem-
plates a tax only upon the unfinished arti-
Gle The question has been raised by the
opponents of the measure, and it's detsrmi-
nation will make considerable differences
one way or the other to persons dealing in
OleOmargarine
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The Weeks Failures.

New YORK, Oct S.-The business failures
occurring throughout the country in the
last seven days number for the United
States 167, and for Canada %, or total of
100 failures, which is about up to the aver
age of the last six or seven weeks. The
failures in New York and the East are
light, tho bulk of the weeks casualties be-
ing reported from the Southern and West
ern States and Canada.
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Never Knew what Hurt Them.

DEADwooD OAK, Oct. IA box CO.
tanning thirty pounds of giant powder ex
ploded in the 800 level Of the Caledonia
mine yesterday. Four men were killed
outright. Their names are: Philip wy.
man, Thomas Cheshire, John Pascar and
Harry Rosfrier. Fred. Belin was badly
cut aud is not expected to live. Tho bodies
OF the killed were blown in pieces and the
remains taken out in barrels. The five
men had gone to sleep on a box used for
powder, when. a Spark from one of the
mems pipe fell among the scraps.
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RESISTING Eviction.

DUBLIN, Oct. ,S.-While the eviction Of q
farmer named Tromoroe, living near Mill
town-Mellbay, was in progress to-day, the
neighbors Of Tromoroe gathered In force
and made desperate attack on the evict
ing party. An emergency man had his car
severed from his head by the blow Of Q
stone thrown by one of the attacking party.
Two arrests were made. tu Isog'al4
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CHASTITY Warning to Grimm lis.

SrEELvrLLE, Mo-, Oct. s.-The body Of
Pat Wallace, the murderer of the Logan
family, hanged by mob here on Monday
night, was cut down and brought to town
ye terday, and lay all day in the court
house stretched out on plank tbs moose
still about his neck, and the hands and fest
pinioned as the mob had left them. Ac-
cording to his request his parents were sent
came back from his father that he would
have nothing to do with the body of o son
so unnatural as to murder his parents best
friends I -
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Oieomaruar:ne Stamp,.

WAsuINGToN OCT Specimens OF some
of the new oleomargarine stamps we're at
the Internal Revenue Bureau to-day. For
the stamp is large. 1t is embelished with
an engraving OF the Treasury, the north
front being presented. For the ten-pound
packages the engraving represents farming
industry, and the stamp has coupons
enough to make it available for nineteen
pounds Of oleomargarine. The others will
be completed next week, ~ a..
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Irish Troops Riot.

LONDON Oct The Royal Ennsk,llen
fusileers, stationed at Aldershot, went Oil
riot last night, in resistance to draft that
was being made for service in Africa. A
savage fight ensued, and the Irishmen wore
only subdued after number OF soldiers
and police were wounded, Forty one Of
the rioters were arrested.
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The Mormon Question,

WASHINGTON, Oct THE Utah Commits
sion, through its chairman, has made its
annual report to tho Secretary of the In
terror. The Commission is virtually con-
WINGED that only the military can eradicate
the Mormon evil There are 100000 Nor
mons in the world, and poly gamy is taught
to the children in the schools and Sunday
schools as Divine right. In Salt Lake
City, during the past year, thore were very
few polygamous marriages, being re-
strained, it is believed, by fear of disfran-
chisement and the penitentiary.
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Mayor Smiths Case Will Drop.

Of PHILADELPHIA, Oct 7.-Common council
this afternoon, by vote of fifty to twenty
five, decided to postpone for the present
resolution to appoint a comm ttee to i'm
peach Mayor Smith before the select coun-
Gil. 1t Is the general opinion that the
charges will not be again taken up
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BELIEVE IT OR Noi
A Georgia Man Has Perpetual Shower
~ i; bath in Ills Back Yard. /

a georgia Man Has Perpetual Shower
Bath in Ills Back Yard. 81
NEW YoRK, Oct. GA special from Daw-
son, Ca, says A wonderful phenomenon
may be seen at tho home of Mr.. M. P. Hoyls,
who resides only, few hundred yards be-
yond the corporate limits of Dawson. 10
is constant fall of rain from cloudless
sky, The area IN. Mr. Hoylo's yard that is
covered by the shower being about twenty.
five feet square. Many citizens have been
out to see this remarkable sight, and all
testify that there Is a genuine and ceaseless
fall OF, rain drops At times thesupply OF
water seems greater than at Others Mr..
Hoyle first observed this unu ,ual sight
three weeks ago He can not explain The
mystery.
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A MjchIqaa jaiI De! very,

SAULr STE MARIE, MICH, Oct. l0.--At g.
o'clock this evening, while the officials Of
the Chippewa County Jail were serving
suppers 10 the prisoners, break for libcr-
ty was made. The prisoners succeeded IN
locking up the jailer and escaped, in all I,
probability over the border. i"M 3A
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Genera, Gordon Elected Governor.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct General Gordon
was to-day elected Governor Of Georgia
without opposition, Sc quiet indeed was
the election all over the State, except in
two or three points, that NE people went
about their business in blissful ignorance
Of the fact that a Governor was being
made
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Opium Ssizrrs at San Franci o..

SAX FRANCISCO, Oct. l0-Lsst nigit tho
Custom house authorities seized largo
quantity Of opium which was consigned
in the disguise OF tea to Chung Ysk & Co.,
OF Ia 9 city, and which can, over on the
Belgic last Thursday. Tue value OF the
opium seized il $1,000. c 5l.qGA,
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Now la KIM Milan.

LONDON, Oct. I--Rumors worthy Of Gre
dence are current to the effect that con-
sp.racy has bsen discovered at Altfrszus
tU kidnap King Milan and force him to ab-
dicate, with the alternative of death.
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Martha WASHINGTON,

] WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-The cut of Martha
Washington, to be used on one of the Treas
ury notes, cost $500 to engrave. The Wig
nette of General Grant, also to appear on
one of the notes, shows the side view, the
only profile likeness ever taken of the
General ~. t.f
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Three Thou and Hands Idle.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6-All the textile
mills in Frankfort, near Philadelphia, have
bcen closed down, on account OF the de-
nands of strikers in the mills of Troth &
20 Three thousand hands are thrown out
employment. la
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Another Comet,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct 6.-Prof. Der
nard, of Vanderbilt University, has dis
covered telescope comet in the constela-
ton of Leo, right ascension 10 b.. IS m,
S.; north declination, deg Is m. 1t is
moving nOrth-eaSt y ~. . ~
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Charleston Quiet and Busy.

CHARLESTON, 8. G., Oct 6.-No shocks
we're fe:t to-day and every thing is quiet.
The city is full Of scaffolds, and workmen
are busy as beavers. The situation is i'm
proving steadily.
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A, Esrthqaaks In caIiforn a.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, Oct. s-A sharp Garth
quake occurred here early this more 10 =.
Tine vibrations were from east 70 west, No
serious damage. 1u .A = -
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A Strike Aver ed.

HARRIsBURG, Pa, Octs6.--An advance OF
two cents dispelled the strike cloud that
hung over the waole of the Lehigh region
ior several days. The men in every col.
tiery went TO work as usual to-day.
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Preparing for the Bar.hoidl Celebration

WAsHINaroN, Oct .6.-Rear Admiral.
Luce, commanding the North Atlantic Sta
ton, and Commodore Chandler, command.
lag the New York Navy-yard, have been
directed to consult with General Schofield
relative to the participation of the navy in
the ceremonies attending the completion
OF the Bartholdl Statue on the 18th inst,
The U. s. flagship Tennessee will take
part, as well as other ships of the squadron
II available.
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q mes RenominateJ.

TolEre O.. Oct. 6.--Jaoob Par,sis was
renrihinsted by the Republican, TO-DAY IL
run for Congress agsirst Frank Hurd,
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!. ri idly lnsp ctIn , chio,qo Beet,

Nr~ York, O,t. 6,-Baltimore and New
York health ofi ,eis are rigidly Inspecting
al shipments of Chicago beef iuto the
cities. aud also eli live cstSie
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Sudden Death Of Senator PIKE.

BosToN, Oct S.-United States Senator
Austin F. Pike died suddenly at Franklin
Falls, N. H., to-day.
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CUMBERLAND PLATEAU.
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