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NowLIN HANGED.
Tho Terrible Crime For Which He Paid
the Death Penalty.

the Death Penalty.
BosToN, Jan. 2O.-James E. Nowlin, the
boy murderer, was hanged in the Gam
bridge jail at 9:23 this morning.
The death sentences was executed by
Sheriff Cushing and his deputies without
an occurrence to mar the proceedings, and
Nowlin's death, go tar as his conscious
ness was concerned. was instantaneous.
The drop fell at 1928, and half an hour
RiterWRrd the body was lowered and de.
livered TO the relatives OF the deceased.
The details OF the murder for which
young Nowlin was executed mark It as
one Of the most horrible in the history Of
New ENGLAND crime. Early on the morn
ing Of Wednesday, January 8, 1887, q
farmer Of Lincoln, who was riding toward
Lexington, saw what looked like q big
snowfall lying two rods beyond tho wall.
by the roadside. Upon investigating, what
was his horror TO find that the object was
q mans head, completely severed from the
body, the trunk being missing.
Turning away the farmer found, four
or Ave feet to the right, bare arm lying
in the snow. Jumping into his buggy, he
drove rapidly to Lexington, where he no.
tilted the Selectmen. A search party was
quickly made up and the trunk OF the
body was found hidden, in gully beside
the road, nearly mile from the spot
where the head was found. A rubber
blanket hy on some bushes near by.
The medical examiner took charge OF
the body, and the State police at once be.
gan the search for the murderer. They
soon ascertained that George A. Goldman,
a Somerville milkman, about thirty years
Of age, and unmarried, had been missing
since Tuesday, morning, and on Wednes.
day night the victim was fully identified
as Goldman. James Edward Nowlin, lad
Of seventeen years, who was employed by
Goldman, upon being queationed by the
officers, told 60 many conflicting stories
regarding Codman's disappearance that he
was arrested on SUSPICION Of having COM
mitted the crime, and upon his statements
two other young men were also taken into
costody.
Being suspicious that the murder had
been committed in Codman's stable, on
Sargent avenue, somsrville, the officers
made a thorough search ot the premises,
which revealed horrible evidence OF the
bloody crime. The floor was besmeared
with blood, blood.stained axe was found
and traces OF blood were discovered on
Oodman's milk pan. 1t was also ascsr.
tanned by the otficers, that on Tuesday
afternoon, Nowlin had called at Codman's
boarding house and upon stating that he
had been sent by Goldman, obtained the
latter's desk and money. Nowlin was con-
tronted with the evidence accumulated
against him and the boy began to weaken
and finally made full! confession, admit
ting that he alone had committed the
crime, and that robbery was the motive.
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THE DEATH LIST.
The Loss of Life In the Minnesota Blizzard
Larger than FlFst Stated.

The Loss of Life In the Minnesota Blizzard
Larger than First Stated.
ST.. PAUL, Jan. 2O.-An evening paper
figures the loss Of life in last weeks bliE.
nard at 2S5. Among the new cases report
ed are the following: Miss Little, Of Cen
eva, Dakota, and Mr.. Powell who went to
rescue her; a farmer named Kiebell, and
another by the name OF Zilke, ten miles
north. Mr.. Emmulson, while en.routs
home from ortonviile, MiDn., has been
miEsing since the storm. It is reported
from Vermillion, DAkots, that over thirty
persons were frozen to death In Lake
county, and that the local authorities are
suppressing the news. The fumor lacks
confirmation, An unknown man Was
to1ud tEczsn TO death three feet from
John Wards door near Fulda, MINI.
George Dow, living on tree claim In No.
bic county, Mimi, went out with his
brother'in'lGw and both were lost.
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SINCE, by the overthrow Of Mr.. Randall,
the Democratic Committee of Pennsyl-
vauil has committed itself to support Of
ireelrsde rsdetheyRrenowpuzElinEt their brRinl
TO formulate q plan for harmonizing the
large protection element Of the party. In
the meantime, It is announced that Mr..
Randall has formed an alliance with Gov,
Hill, OF New York, and the chances for
President Cleveland in both States are
grOvinE beautifully less. Mr.. Cleveland
will again have occasion to pray for de-
!ive,anco from his friends. Discreet man.
SEGMENT of the Pennsylvania affair would
have rendered this very formidable com.
bine unlikely. Randall il not vindlca'
tive man. neither is he man to stand
the mbbiug.in process.
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The republicans Of New Martinsville
have been called to meet this evening fol
the p1rpoea OF forming Republican
club. The news continues to come in ol
the formation Of Republican clubs from
all over the State, and the prospects are
that the convention to be held here next
month Tor the purpose Of forming State
League wilLbe like the National Conven'
tio1 held in New York-larger than any
one antlcipatcs. A most gratifying feature
aboutthe formation OF these clubs is that
the Republicans living in strong Demo
cratic sIrongholdS are moving fearlessly
in the msttsr of organization.
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DUBLIN, Jan. 2O.-Mr. VIM. o'Brisn, M.
p, and editor Of the United Irelaud, who
has been confined In prison sincs October
81, was released from Tullamors jail to.
day. He proceeded toI the priest's house
in Tullamore, followed by large crowd,
which cheered him repeatedly. There
was no disorder.
Mr.. William 0'Brien arrived in Dublin
this evening. He was greeted at the rail-
way station by an immense crowd which
included many members OF Parliament,
and large number OF priests. On alight-
ing from the train he entered the Lord
Mayors carriage and was driven to Q ho-
tel, followed by long procession.
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A senantlonnl n1urder TrIal.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2O.-A Springfield, Mo-,
special Says: In ths Cora Lee trial yester-
day, seven witnesses were examined, the
evidence being mainly relative to the dis
coyery OF the body Of the murdered Sarah
Graham in the well cave ou the farm Of
Mrs. Malloy. The defendant Ia indicted
for murder In the first degree on charge Of
aiding her bigamons husband, George E.
Crayam, for Killing bis vile, in the month
OF September, two yearn sgo. A lsrge
number Of witnesses have been sub.
peaaed and the sensational trial will
probably last two weeks.
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FLINT BoTTLE ASSOCIATION
In Session at WRShiSEton, d. O.-PrOteSting
Against the Advance In FFsights.
E,,.Snl Dir,nteh 10 The InteElioenoY,

In Session At WRShingtonb ID Us-EFotestnR
Against the Advance in Frsights.
Special Disydieh to TIE InteElt0enes.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 2O.-The West
ern Flint Bottle Association met to-day in
the parlors at WillArd's. Mr.. Alexander
Hamilton, Of Pittsburgh, is President and
F. ]. Park, Of Wheeling, is Secretary.
The committee appointed at the last meet
ing to formulate plan for the organizG-
ton OF Flint Glass Beneficial Associa-
ton, made q report which was adopted.
Before such an association 10 formed the
indoraement OF the manufacturers will be
secured. A committee was appointed to
wait upon the railroad freight agents and
protest against the advance on freight
rates which will take effect February l.
Among the members present were Albert
Hamilton, John and r. Weightman and
john Libby, Of Pittsburghi George YoGt,
Of Beiiaire, Ohio; w. E. Smith, Of St.
Louis, and Capt. Gorsuch, Of Zanesville,
Ohio,
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TIE srnIKE INQUIRY.
It May be Referred to the Interstate
Commissioners.

It May be Referred to tho Interstate
Commissioners.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 20.-The sub
ject Of the Reading Railroad strike came
up before tho House Committee on Com.
msrce through request by the sub.com'
mittse, to which had been referred the
Anderson resolution providing for an in,
quiry to the strike, that 1t be discharged
from the further consideration of the
matter.
As reaaon for making this req1est the
sub b.cnmmittee stated that it regarded the
subject as one Of such gravity as to demand
confederation at the hands OF the full
committee.
After q short discussion the requeat
was granted, and an earnest debate en-
sued upon the merits OF the proposition.
It appears that the committee Ia pretty
evenly divided, q number Of the membera
favoring sn immediate inquiry into the
strike, while perhaps many more take the
ground that II the strike concerns any
thing more than private interests and ia
properly subject for investigation by
the Government, the inquiry should be
made by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, which has Jurisdiction, II public
rights are concerned.
The matter will be further considered
next Tuesday, when an effort will be
made to dispose Of the resolution. It Ia
understood that a delegation from the
Knights OF Labor will try to secure hear.
ing upon that day to present their side ol
the case,
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CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 2O.=The Govern
ment closed its case aRainst Ben E, Hop
kins, OF the Fidelity Bank, this afternoon
Expert Hayes being the last witness. The
Jury was then dismissed to enable them
10 visit their homeV, with instructions tc
return on Monday afternoon. Meantime
the defense began an argument on de-
murrer to the evidence In the items Of the
bill OF particulars, alleging concerted action
between Harper and Hopkins.
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A Public spirited Prisoner.

NRw York, Jan. 2O.-DAniel Driscoll
the condemned murderer, has given out &
letter in which he bitterly attacks Warder
Walsh, of the Tombs prison, as q mar
morally and mentally unfit to occupy hii
position. He charges the warden with
allowing special privileges to prisoners
who fee him, such as sleeping in the
hospital beds and receiving female visitori
in the privacy Of their cells, etc. r..
DrisColl says he has seven bullets In
his body, and that be Is willing that Of
ter his execution the doctors may have
his body to trace their course in the
interest Of science.
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ne NoEylS GREEN treats Mr.. Powder
-, coapee.iou with the agitation Of the
GG,,srpusn! telegraph question in q man
~, "" tba. will not be endorsed by those
~ ISo have confidence in Mr.. Powdsrly's
r.nas. intentions. No one who knows
hI" ,,S, will believe for a moment that he Is
n.t ,,,1I sincere in the whole matter, however
,hsv may differ with him as to the cor
....ness Of bis position.
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NEw YoRE, Jan. 2O-ThO Times to-day
says tbs! Gov. Hill and his friends have
joined forces with Randall, no! because oi
any real community Of conviction on the
Subjact Of the tariff, but because they
recognized a common foe, whose over.
throw wa necessary to the success oi
either leader. ThOy do not care much fol
Protection 40 q policy, and know very Ut.
TO about it 90 IN economic theory. II
MI Cleveland were pGotoetionist and RI
Strong with his party as he 10 now, Mr..
bill would be a iree.trader,
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A CLEVER soUBRETTE.


| A4S4s4 --N@S
dsn's "Zip."
Last evening Patti Rosa, who frat WOE
favor here in "Rooms for Rent" and hiss
since increased her hold on the Wheeling
public, was greeted by fair aizsd audi
encs at the Opera House. She appeared
in Marsdens company Zip" and Incl
dentally played nicely on the banjo, danced
and sang several pleasing selections. She
has pleasing voice and q great many lit
tie reminders Of Lotta, Of whose school Of
comedy she Is Q promising pupil.
This evening she will be seen in "Bob, "
another production OF the same general
class, but differing from ZIP" enough to
give variety. This afternoon she viii pre-
sent "Love and Duty" which has been
pronounced her greatest play. At the
matinee every lady downstairs will re-
ceive cabinet photograph Of the star .ss
souvenir OF the occasion.
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Friendly Critics Answer to n aOonundrum
To ls Editor oClss IRtslIOenoT.


Friendly Critics Answer to n Conundrum
To NE Editor ofthe LHtsll0aaeT.
slR:-The simplest answer to G. Ram.
mars conundrum in yesterdays paper Ia
thst the two words, "in" and "up," at the
end Of the quoted sentences, are not pre-.
positions at all, but adverbB. Both words
are given aB simple primitive adverbs oi
place in Fowler's English Grammar, page
S66.
But, for the sake OF argument, let ua
consider them propositions. Critic did
not say that 1t was grammRtically wrong
to end sentence with proposition, hui
It was not in accord with rulca OF rhetoric
and good taste. We cannot call into
question the good taste OF the great Dick.
ems, in his greatest work, David Copper.
field, from which the frst sentence Of the
conundrum Is quoted; but We must re.
mark that Dickens made his words and
grammar suit the character.
II Dickens had been writing the same
thing for an editorial he would have had
the good taste to say: "There is not In
the whole house an apartment large
enough in which to swing cat"
Stern once wrote sentence like this:
"The accusing spirit which few up Ia
Heavens chancery with the oath bluahed
aa he gave 1t in, and the recording angel,
aH he wrote 1t down, dropped a tear upon
the word and blotted 1t out" He saw
that something was wrong with It; he
found that he had ended it with q propo.
sition, go he added the advsrb forever u
and the uimple change made 1t fsmous
as the most beautiful sentence in our
language. CRITIC.
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rlsDt,on oonIpIrn.or. convicted

LAScAsrER, Pa, Jan. 2O.-The jury in
the Indiantown election case returned q
verdict this afternoon Of guilty as to oil
the dslendanta-Isssc Kaufman, E. 7.
kaufman, Adam s. Frye, Samuel P,
Henry and O. E. TillmGn. They were In
dicGed for conspiracy in making false
return and adding ballots 10 the poll, and
were found guilty on every count.
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nlr v.raIe, ArnIn.t tao P.hR,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2O.-In the case OF
Catherine Z. Criliey ssAinst the Pennsyl-
yRnia Railroad, which was tried before
Judge Flrletter, Mrs. Crillsy obtained a
verdict for $4,000. The plaintiffs hus.
baud, Hugh Orilley, was killed by train
Of cars at the intersection OF Penthouse
RoSd on the Pennsylvania Railroad, near
Greenwich Point, on the OH Of last June.
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Tng ParkersburE State Journal is In
formed that in its remarks about the fail
urO to execute the admirable State liquor
law, the IN7RLLiGXScKR did not suggest
that Republicans should bolt any nomi'
nee Of the party. 1t did mean to convey
the impression that q man who processes
to desire the best possible state Of affair
in reference to the liquor business, and
yet connivee, directly or indirectly, at the
violation Of the existing liquor law, ia moi
an bopes. man nor good citizen.
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The usual Sunday school tepshers' meet.
ing will be held at O'Clock this afternoon
conducted by Rev. DR.. Randolph.
Young mems meeting will be held ai
1880 o'clock tonight, also at 4 O'Clock to.
morrow afternoon.
Next Tuesday evening Colonel W. W
Arnett will gives practical talk on "orimi
nal LAW
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WASHINaToS, D. o., Jan. 2O.- The
Postmaster General to-day issued a circu-
lar to postmssters, embodying rules and
regulations which will hereafter govern
under the new law relating to permissa.
BILE writing and printing on 8econd, third
and fourth class mail matters. The Law
went into effect to-day.
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nlunt AfIsr Balfour,l senlp.

DUBLIN, Jan. 2O.-JuStice Andrews, of
the ExChequer Court, has granted de-
mand made in behalf Of Mr.. Wilfred Blunt
for the production Of certain documents
concerning the Woodford affair which
will be used in an action Of Mr.. Blunt
against Chief Secretary BRliour. Mr..
Bryne, counsel for the Grown, opposed
the demand, aa the documents were priv
ila1ad .
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THE President does not seem to perceive
eglct Of his own arguments, or evsn tht
meaning Of his otUn tuords. His statement
hat &e question Of free trade is Irrelevant Il
Gs.Onniing and prepostcrow, Protection, al
bell indgmsi5lc, is the height Of tOisiom com
pared tOih proposals which combine all ii,
eTh Of Interference ,Cih all The risks Of lib
rty,-Lordon DdiIg NeuS.
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Now, let the people OF Wheeling erect q
non1nynt to the memory Of the martyred
,oliceman. A friend, who is not a real.
Jspt Of this city, proposes in an other col
pnu a plan for carrying out the INTELl-
orycRR's suggestion, made day or two
spce, Expressions from all who feel an
ipteres. in the matter are invited. The
cause, We take it, will appeal strongly to
tbe hear. Of every good citizen Of Wheel
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WAsHlNsTON, D. O., Jan. 2O.-Mr,
Mason's bill providing for an inyestlga.
ton on trusts and combinations wus taken
up by House Committee on Manufactures
to-day, and after snort discussion, which
disclosed the fact that the committee ID
unanimous in itg support, favorable re.
port was ordered. Ills expected that this
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As interesting feature in connection
vi,b Mrs.. PoLter's performance in the
T,,,srp @ cities, ia that many OF the ladies
[b, ,,t attend them wear neither hats nor
%,nrsts - while in the theatre. This is q
,,s, y toward a reform that the theatre
,ojn, public have clamOred for ever
Srrs ths present style Of head.gear came
IN I..bIon. 1t Is needless to Say that the
Tompu who have insugurated the move.
naut are very popular. y
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Rlnnn Committed Tor TrInI.

DUBLIN, Jan. 2O.-Mr. Blame, member Of
Parliament for South Armagh, was arrest.
ed at Armagh at the same time Father Nc.
Fadden was taken into custody. he was
committed for trial on charge Of making
speeches melting the tenants to resist the
authorities.
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SALT LAKE Cry, Jan. 2O.-In the Leg.
slhtve Council yes!srdsy, wooley, (Mor'
mon, on bshIlI of the Judiciary Com
miHse, reported adversely on John NJ
1iou1g's bill in relation to divorce and fol
5Sa1e mo suppression Of polyEsmy in Utah
Inc report Of the committee was adopted
and ths bill was rejected,
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LONDON, Jan. 2o.-Telesrams from Tcu-
lon REPORT that the government araenal
there has suddenly become the scene Of
great activity. Everything Is being hast
ened to place squadron Of ironclads and
all the available cruisers in readiness to
sail. The men at the dockyards are work.
ing extra time.
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LIMA, O., jan. 2O.-The residOnce Of
Frank Smith wSs burned yesterday morn
tnS and before the inmates, who were
sleeping, could be awakened. the entire
structure was euysloped in flames. Mr..
aud Mrs. Smith and their ave children
were burned to death before assistance
could reach them,
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LONDON, JAM s2O.-A Roman cOrrespon.
dent tslegraphs that news has just been
received from Msssowah Of the massacre
Of 200 Italian rifiemen near saRii. They
were mounted and outside, and havs not
been heard from for three days. There Is
great anxiety ct Rome.
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crushed to death. Palmer was olling the
pinion barrinRs, when his feet slipped
and before he could recover himself he
was caught in the rolls and drawn through
feet foremost. His body was horribly
mAnRled.
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CIs GatslGgtnfer.
=. no,. % nnd e7 Eourtoonth stFe0t.
nun review Of trade does not show q
-.,y W. encouraging state Of things in the
,,oa and wool markets.

T. +, seldom that Wheeling honors the
law :. Of man as she did that Of the
~. I, 0Iic,r Glenn yesterday; and it is still
..,,s -: seldom, more's the pity, that man
,sryss such honors.
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SAM RENO, Jan. 2O.-The German Grown
Prince was obliged to remain indoors
again to-day on account Of the cold
weather. The statement that the Queen
Of England had taken the Villa AvRlance
is untrue. It is doubtful whether Bhe
will visit the Rieverra.
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NEw YoBx, jan. 2o.-The cigar makert
are awaiting orders for universal strike
throughout the city, and believe that
President strssser, OF the international
Union, may send them from Buffalo at
ANY moment.
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Trouble Ended between Franco and Italy.
ROME, Jan. 20.-The Tribune announces
that the Florence incident has been set
tied. The Italian praetor will be reduced
TO the fourth grade and the French conaul
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VIENNA, Jan. 2O.-A dispatch from Bel.
grade says the Servian Government hiss
contracted for 10000 sChulhoE repeating
rifleB.
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report will be made early next week and
will recommend that the committee be
authorized to investigate all trusts affect
ing coal, sugar, mining industries and
other kindred subjects.
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PrrTssURaH, Pa, Jan. 2O.-John Pal.
msr, assistant millWright at Oliver Bros.
& Phillips Tenth street iron mill, was
dragged into the rolls this morning and
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Moscow, Jan. 2O.-The police have
learned Of q new movement amopg the
students. The discovery has led TO the
indefinite postponemeut Of the opening Of
the nniYeraiiieA.
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Trouble Brewing.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, Jan. "O,-A large
number OF coal and iron policemen are
being sworn here, and it is regarded as
an indication that the company is going to
force the working OF some OF its colleries
by massing protection for the men.
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IT Is the slight cold frequently contract
ed that finally undermine the system,
Use Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup In the begin
ming stages, and be cured.
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DETROIT, MIcu., Jan. 2O.-An Erening
Journal special from Bay City says: Hat
tie olney, Of Vanderbilt, Mich, threw
her siz.weeks.old illegitimate child from q
Michigan Central train near LSpeer last
niRht.
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DUBLIN, Jan. 2O.-Mr. Hayden, editor Of
the Westmeath Examiner, has been again
arrested on the charge of using seditious
Language.