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ANARCHISTS JUBILEE.
Mrs. Lucy Parsons Makes q
Characteristic Speech,
BLOOD D-THIRSTY SENTIMENTS
Londb Applaudcd by Her Hearers
She Wants the "I'astile Of Labor"
slormcd-ATypIcal Socialists
Meeting Held in Chicago

Cu,Aoo, July 2S.-The one hundredth
o.niy,rstry oi the storming Of the Bas-
III. vasIrcIebratrd by the Socialist and
Anarchist societies Of this city to-day,
I,tbop.h not so described upon the pro-
o,om, II was practically aiubllee day for
chicago Anarchists, Mrs, Annie +.
Parsons widow Of the late distinguished
Ip,plproi the llAymarket massacre, made
an ipcenIiay speech that was VOciler'
op,Iy npplapded by hundreds Of listen
,rs "Thr aiI ii iIu bastile," she said,
owos a victory tor free government,
'Llow to tyranny, hut it did not destroy
ecouomir slavery, We have free gov
eyDmrDt brrpj they have aireegovern'
mrpt In France; yetare weslayes. There
mpst he another revolution (Applause),
q revolution against the bastiles Of
ialor, The people must rise and hear
me @ Thry will rise. And they will
risn and ctpturu tho bastiles, and they
wlIl p hear ont tie heads OF those devils,
thoss capitalists, on the tops oil pike
stavrs VuclierOus applause. They
presune to rule by the divine right OF
the nir aud the gatling gun, and the
uno.r' and lhe prison, but they have no
snrh divine right. You must seize those
Titrs and those gatling guns, destroy the
',,iln,y, and storm tho prisons. You
nust march arm in arm and shoulder to
shnnllrr against those 'bastlles' OF labor.
You must not march in the street to be
InoYeI down, but you must get within
the walls and victory, sweet victory, Is
yours. ..,.,,, .,....,,,
things. Are the men at Washington
who SAY there is storm coming to
blame iur the damage done by that
storm? Ii lmy there Is another revo'
luton coming an ] To blame II II does
Gomez Are YOU towards, men, to stand
stiII aud tamrly submit to such tyrrany? ?
DO yon not know that there are
5000 in Chicago today Deepen
dent on charity? poyou you not know
tIlat there arc women in this very city
who will tonight have to barter virtue
fora crust Of bread lsay there will be
a revolution. say you men all are
brave enough 10 riBc and put down the
tyrants. There will be slaves In the
6astiIr OF laborno longer; you will down
the tymntsund put out the bosses. The
revolution comes, thered flag waves, the
bastilc falls; the common people arc
triumphant md history repeats ITSELF"
The vrow, rheercd itself hoarse when
Mrs. Parsons ended with these words
and continued cheering until the "Mar.
seilles' was commenced by the band.
PauIGtottkau delivered q similar speech
in German, which received much APP
nlnusr
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had been graciously found for dozen
They were supposed to know all about
the marriage service and such like,
They were by far the most unhappy lot
IN the chapel. They hal heep c0npell
cd TO wear evening dress, a Ia FFancais
lest they should he mistaken for gentle
men, who, Of course, all wore the usua
morning dress, and they were slowed
away right at the back, III the worst po
sition for seeing and hearing. Owls IL
sunshine would be calm, dignifled be
ings compared with these unfortunate
reporters In evening dress ut noon, bu
they bore themselves with the meeknesl
characteristic oil English reporters upoI
official occasions.
The Queens procession, which entered
the chapel iive minutes late, made 4
brave show.
Itwas preceded aud followed by ex
altel court officials, and included, be
sides Her Majesty, one king, he o.
Greece, twenty prinCesses and princes
and poor Marquis OF Lorne, the Queens
subject son.in.law, who looked like {
fly In the amber. The gold stock and
silver stick in waiting we're both in the
procession, and they looked SO gorgeous
and lent such tone TO the affair that ont
could understand society's indignation
against the radical Labouchere, who the
other night proposed, from bis place In
Parliament, the abolition Of all well.paid
and sinecure offices, The Princess o.
Wales, the most popular member Of the
royal family, walked between her two
brothers, the King OF Greece and the
Grown Prince OF Denmark. She wore Q
dress OF pearl gray satin, trimmed with
silver, with V.shaped bodice, and looked
as young as her daughter,
The brides procession was shorter but
more interesting. The Prince Of Wales
supported his daughter and pe!spired
freely, although the support was only
metaphorical, for the bride was seen tc
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BALTIMoRE, MDn July 9S,-Aiter BIZ
conference with Governor Jackson al
Salisbury, Detective Norris agaln show
cd up u baltimore to-day. 1t secmi
that the Governor Issued no warrant iol
Killain's arrest, and that the detective
will be obliged TO 70 back 10 Mississippi
aS the grand Jury Of Marion county
where tho olenBe was committed, hat
not yet found an indictment against the
nuViliAtg,
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To he Editor 6t ne IHielliCMeer.
SiR;-Hurrahi for the new police force I?
The people Of High street would like to
see some OF them up there, especially on
Sunday, 10 stop the boys from stoning
peoples properly and from gathering on
the street and annoying people every
day Of the week with thoir vulgar
language. We would like 10 have u
stop put to II. II We have TO help pay
the police force, we would like TO SeD
one OF them up here once week, nt
least, on Sunday mornings and evenings.
TAXPAYER.
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lNiITCIIB[L 1!ALKS.
IIo Tells Why Kilraln was whlpped-DOnO'
vans OplNioIl.

LONDON, Jaly ss.-NIitchell, the pugiI'
isI, was interviewed at Queenstown to-
day. He said that Kilrain's defeat gaS
due to sinking Of training and to over
much confidence in his ability to beat
Sullivan. Donovan said Mitchell had
no right to throw up the sponge
though KIlrain's second he was Sulli'
vans man. The report that Kilrair
was severely punished was rubbish, rs
he was In better form the day after the
fight than on entering tho ring. Snlli'
van was worse dislgurcd than Kilrain
Mitchell denied the truth Of tho reportt
that 10 had q quarrel with Kilrain, atit
said that le aud Kilraln were goot
fripnla
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CLEVELAND, July 2S.-John Stricken,
aged seventy.tive years, has been arrest.
cd near steubenville, O., for brutally beat,
ing his children. 1t is alleged that he
has been In the habit Of hanging his
sons and daughters up by the thumbs
and whipping them with q hickory ram
rod until tlieir flesh was reduced 10 q
jelly. There isgreat indignation against
the old man among the neighbors, Ia
whom he has been d terror for years.
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NEw YoRx, July 2s.--Ariyed, steam.
era UmbflA, from Liverpool Boufgoyne
from HavfB, Eeuslfil, from Naples
Australia, irotn Mediterranean ports,
The new Clyde built steamer Thglls
which loft the Philippine Islands April Q
With $4,000 worth Of sugar, and which
lad ALMOST been given up As lost, arrived
here today kbH was forced 10 put lnLC
Rio. JAneltO for repairs 10 her innlt
shalt, and was delayed several weeks.
Arrived, steamer Anchotla from Qlas
gov.
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IEhteltna, Llu 2s.
I;nrsldrum MnulI q IInne.

To Ire Sporting Editor Qf TIC IHtsRi01etr.
siR.-please insert the following: /,
the undersigned, will run any man In
West Virginia twenty-five miles, or will
give any man In Wheeling ono mile start
In twenty-five, or will walk any fivO men
in Wheeling fifteen mills, each man to
walk three miles.
The above 10 open Until August for
any reasonable amount, Twill also run
iiity miles against any horse III Wheel
Ing, Accommodations 10 be addressed
10 your paper. j. j, ENGELDRUM,
Wheeling, July
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Till WEST VIRGINIA CENTRAL,


W" t'r.' Regular Train TO Elkins 10 bG
W." "n the isIh Of August.
DEER PAnS, NIDo July 2s.-GOnetal
Manager 9, 7. Brelz, Of tho West Viz.
E'nta Central, is hero In consultation
wl'l W ,.l President II, @. Davis and Stephen
~ ElkIns. II has been decided to run
the list regular passenger train with
mail to oEISin', in Tygutrs Valley, III
'8llss Ei south Of Cumberland, on Monday
august Y. The telegraph lima M
,It'plivsed ot , last evening, giving 100 milei
W % WIZ Win sixteen offices. AZ com
mg,ed i,,,, 70 ElkinS, the main road il iii
,nn n.,VE, We EIk Garden branch s miles
'h0 Davis branch !, IN ali iSO, ''
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kIll0N lIIl kIls ami lllm..l,.

McnHoSO, VA July gs.-JamCS Con.
ay' a OarkecpGr, who left Ills vile a few
", SccN'Gso, went 10 her house this even.
ing and asked hertO take a walk, sho te.
a.,, auSeH, Wheteupon he drev a razor ard
Ii"t neF across The throat HIS mother.
,, ",aW Then appeared and sGlli TYou
"|,v Miied NY daughter"
sh, @ said lie, "and / will kill you.'
s,e rushed out Of ths house and cSliet
NNip,TllCCman, but before he pfFlyed %
s,y Tauly went Into an adIoInIn6 rooin
1'oVl ITN before the looking pIaSs and Cu
"''n'oAt from ear TO elf, w."
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RoMr, July 2S.-Tho Vatican and
Quirinal are doubly guarded owing to
the receipt Of information Of plot to
blow up both with dynamite. It's ru.
mored that the departure Of the Pope
will be forcibly resisted and that the
Governments secret police watch the
exits OF the Vatican,
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Ninrs satinn. Ihnn suprpssa.

Rio Dn JASRRO, July 2S,-ThO por.
tuseBO who fired Oshot 1t Dom Pedro on
the night Of July 10, while the latter was
leaving The theatre, 10 named AdrianI
Vale. He declares that lie was insliga
ted 10 make the attempt upon the EN-
ppIor's lliG by areppblipan association.
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LANCASTER, Pa July 2S,-The large
building on North Queen street, owned
by A. O. Keel, and occupied by Reilly
BROS. 4 RauO, hardware merchants, wal
gult.l by Are this morning. David
Beard, a fireman, was seriously Injured
bv falling from d ladder,
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LONDON, July 2S.-Dlscount was easy
during the past week at II for three
months and for short. Tho Stock Ex.
change loan account is2. There was q
marked revival OF business. American
railroad reports showed no rise until
yesterday, New York selling checked
the advance and caused relapse.
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I YANE 2 lOll lhITorlng humNnlty

1 WANT 10 toll suffering humanity
what was tho matter with and what
cured me, | broke out with rash, the
most uncomfortable thing I ever had
because II itChed 90 and l had 70 fan my
hands 10 get ease. You could not go
the veins on lhy hands, there were ID
many nimnles on them. | used one
bottle l,oose's Fluid Extract Of Red CIo,
yer and was completely ogfed,-T, A,
Smith, ", o, i. W, Ryo Toledo, d,
Logan Drug Company, GfIdRe GOMEZ
druggists Whsellhg, W, Va nav.
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AlIa,.nrll m ll..l.l..-

ZANZIBAR, July 2S,--oapt. WiSsman
Oilers q reward Of 1000 rupees for The
capture Of Chief BuShite, There are
fears tor thg saiety Of tho MaWapa mis-
iiouAtlps, RuBhlfe with his own hand
murdered an officer Of the East Africa
Company named Nelson.
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PARIS, July y'2s.-The police ralded the
Office Of the Id PreStc to-day and seized
humber Of letters addressed TO Gen
Boulauper,
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vienna, July ga cyclone in Hun.
gary, TrauSylvania, and Bukovlna to-day,
swept over several thousand square
miles Of territory. Hundreds Of persons
we're Killed, the Crops destroyed and
enormous damage was done 70 houses
apd churches, Three districts were
completely tayaRed.
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THREE WIVES AND A SWEETHEART.
Which Is Doing Pret y Well Tor n Man Only
Twenty.f -four.

NEWARK, n. J., July 28.-Four women
are here looking for Charles A. Lewis
the defaulting purscr OF the steamer
City OF Albany, OF sea Beach, which
plies between Newark aud Coney Island
Three claim they are his wives and one
expected to be. Lewis Is twenty.ioul
years old. He decamped week Rgc
with 5000 Of the receipts of the boat,
There is no clue to his whereabouts.
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NEw YoRH, July 2S.-To.day's meet.
ing Of typographical Union No. 0, Is
said to have been the largest ever held
in this city. A thorough discussion ol
the troubles Of the past week was had
and by vote OF about 800 10 400 was
decided TO resist to the utmost any re.
duCtiOn in the PRICE Of composition.
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A PROSPECTIVE RIOT.
Tho Striking Miners at strsator, ILL.,, Grow.
lug Troublesome.

lNE IFOuDleboule'
STEgAToR, ILL.,, July 2S,-The riotous
proceedings OF the striking coal miners
at KangIey, near this city, last night has
caused loreboding Of further trouble, II
was the Kangley miners who, at the
time Of the trouble at No. 8 shalt three
weeks ago, marched in solid
phalanx, about four hundred strong,
and defed the sheriGs Of
two counties and fifty deputies and upon
different occasions since that time tho
Kangley men have been out bent on
mischief. Last night, there would
certainly have been riot among
the strikers and the men who
are working, Notwithstanding the
presence Of deputy sheritIs, had 1t not
been for the heavy rain storm which
came up. II Is feared that Tomorrow
night the strikers will carry out their
threats toinlure the men and destroy the
property OF those who will not Join
them In the strike.
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NArcnEa, Miss, July 2S.-A severe
storm passed over this city and vicinity
last night. Trees were uproOted, telc'
graph poles prostrated and much damage
done to botll cotton and corn crops, the
stalks being blown down.
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A ComSdIan,S Death.

CHICAGO, July aS.-Willlam Harrison,
a comedian, whose stage name iS WI,
liam CoSgrler, fell dead from heart dis.
ease In Peter schmutto's saloon, al 3l4
State street, yesterday, He had been Ia
ChiCaRobut q short time,
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rnlllrr AM pnulhltr IlfpMne0.

TonoSTo, July es-ThomaS r. World
and bis daughter, Lille, were drowned
here to-day by tic SWamping oI thsiI
boat In a heavy sea, rf .' .t
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LITTLE KASAwllA RAGING.

Another Flood sweeping Down frOm the
Mountains, CauAiRg Serious Damage 10
Farmers aud olhurs-AppeAl for Help,
PARKERsBURG, W, VAn July 2s,-Tele-
phone reports from above say there was
a terrible rain and flood Friday night in
the upper waters OF the Little Kanawha,
Reports from Grantsyille say Calhoun
county was devastated, and crops, fences
and houses were washed away during
the night. Several lives are also report
ed lost. Particulars are hard TO get.
The river Rt GrantsVilleis reported to be
fifteen feet and rising rapidly, Reports
from other sections along the Little
Kanawha state that fearful storm oC-
Cured during the night, and that much
property was destroyed, Middle lslaad
and all big creeks above in Peasants
county are reported rising rapidly, Bear
Run, Richie county, suffered terribly,
The loss Is reported a. not less than
$4,000 to S5O,0OO,
APPEAL FOR AID,
The following has been issued here;
The recent disastrous floods In the
valleys Of Big Tygart, Tucker, Sandy,
Lee, West Fork aud other tributaries Of
the Little Kanawha river have destroyed
the homes, carried off the houses and
crops, and caused great loss OF life, and
thousands OF people are now without
tho means OF subsistence, An appeal
for assistance in this hour OF need has
been made by the Mayor Of this city
and the officials OF the counties OF Wood,
Writ and jackson,
All contributions for the relief OF this
suffering people can DO forwarded to
Theodore Boyd, Parkersburg, W, Va.
The relief fund will be placed In the
hands OF the Commissioners, who will
personally apply the funds where the
need is greatest. Immediate action and
assistance is badly needed,
This appeal Is made TO all who are
able TO contribute something to the re-
lief OF suffering humanity.
Assistance Is sadly needed by those
poor people, and am requested blythe
County Commissioners to make this ap.
peal, as the counties afflicted are 80 ter
ribly mi ured that they will be unable 10
relieve one.tenth OF the suffering,
Respectfully,
THEO. BOYD,
Mayor OF Parkersburg,
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BERLIN, July 2s,-DoClor gchOmlEoi,
Chief Of Captain Wissmann's expedition
has been drowned al Zanzibar,
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A Anrnn ni pnnSr snYn. lInr l.lln.

" was Just an ordinary scrap Of wrap.
ping paper, but II saved her life. ghu
was In the last stages Of consumption,
told by physlplAnA that she was inCura.
bic and could live only u short time
She weighed lpAa than seventy pounds.
On d piece Of wrapping papOrBl6 read Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery, and got n
sample bottle " helped her, Bhe bought
a large bottle, ithelped hBr more, bought
another and grew better fast, continued
ils use and lg now strong, healthy, rosy,
plump, weighing l4O pounds. For fuller
particulars send stamp 10 W, II. Cole,
Druggist, Fort Smith, Trial Hotties oi
this wonderful Discovery Free al Logan
Drug Co.'s drug store.
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The price Of lIbOrty-Ten dollars,
Instead Of ten days,
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llr sure you get Electric Light Flour.
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Officials here have been instructed to
maintain absolute silence, They deny
all knowledge OF the Cars intentions,
and declare that they cannot count
even upon a visit from him. The semi.
official press have been similarly d.
reCted to maintain reserve on the sub
jeCt, on the ground that criticism might
alter the present favorable disposition
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1889-10-16
Shot Frem Ambush.

Carthage, Mo. Oct. 13.-George
N. Horn, grocery storekeeper, who
lives in the southwest part of the
city, was shot three times by some
unknown person. He had just
closed his store, taking with him the
receipts of the day. and was going
to his home, which is about 800
Yards south of the store When
found his body was lying on the OF.
poslte side of the street, and, it is
said, had been turned over, and one
of his pockets turned inside out.
The pocketbeok with the money in
it, and quantity OF silver in ahoth-
er pocket, were found. This seems
to throw aside the theory of robbery
unless the murderer was scared be.
fore finishing his work of plunder.
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Hysteriously Missing.

Jack Williams, of Ft. Scott, arrived
here last night in search Of his tif,
teen year old daughter. Miss Laura,
who left home very mysteriously
Tuesday morning. She had taken
up her books and started to school,
wearing her sun-bonnet and ordina.
~, everyday dress. Later her
books were found on the front porch
OF the home and Miss Laura was
gone.
Mr.. Williams says she was a great
home girl, the pet of the household
and had no reason whatever ior lsav-
ing home, as all was peace and con-
tentment between her and the re-
mainder of the family. Her mother
is in delicate health, and he fears
the shock of the daughters leaving
will prove damaging to her. He
fears that his daughter has been de
coyed away, and he is sorely trou
bled as to her whereabouts and vel
fare. He left on the early train fol
Rich Hill and returned during the
forenoon and made a thorough
search of Nevada for the missing
girl. The police are assisting in the
search. Nevada Mail.
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FRIDAY. October Is, 1889.

the following property to-wit: One full!
blood Clydesdale Stallion, years old .,
one full blooded Clydesdale filey, ,
years old; one full plooded CT, desdale
mare colt, two q Clydesdale mares ?
years old; one rs tlvdesdale mare colt :.
one brood mare; eight and year old
filleys, eight and 3 year old horses
two yearling horse colts and one wear
ling tillev. This stock is all we'll bred
and the filleys and mares are with toal
by the we'll known Jack Compromise
Srd, or Clydesdale stallion.
Also mich COWS, planter and check
rover, farm wagon, : Buckeye mowers
and table raKes, harness, plows, cultiva.
tors, cook stove and other things too
numerous to mention.
Terms: All sums of $40 and less,
cash, A credit of twelve months will
be given on sums over $40, without in
terest if paid when due, il not paid
when due 10 Per cent from date. Ap.
proved security required. A discoun,
at the rate OF 10 per cent will be allowed
on all sums over $40 tor cash
JAMES McNEILL
II. D. SMIrH>oS. Holden, Mo.
44-4t Auctioneer.
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or fOrty-Fiye Years Standing.

Rheumatic Syrup Co.. Jackson, Mich.
Gents: For forty-fve years l have
been afflicted with blood poison, liver
and rheumatic difficulties. Part of the
time corhned to my bed Ny blood was
badly diseased. Six bottles of Hibbard's .
Rheumatic Syrup did me more good
than all the other medicines I have TAX
en-. NV friends have use1 it and in ev-
cry case it has proven a wonderful reme-
dy. l have known OF some wonderful
cures of dyspepsia and neuralgia.
Mrs Mary Biddle.
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup and Pas
tiers are remedies OF great merit. l be
lieve they have 20 equal in the cure of
rheumatism and all blood diseases.
DR.. H. Reichrad, Druggist,
Mitchiliville, Iowa.
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Not a California Bear

Anybody can catch a cold this
kind of weather, The trouble is to
let go, like the man who caught the
bear. We advise our readers to pur-
chase Of Dr.. E. l. Rice, a bottle of
SANTA abe. the California King
of Consumption. Asthma, Bronchi-
tbs, Coughs and Group cures, and
keep it handy. It's pleasing to the
taste and death to the above COM
plants. Sold at S1.00 a bottle or 8
for - 90. CALIFORNIA CAT-R.
CURE gives immediate relief. The
Catarrhal virus is soon displaced by
its healing and penetrating nature.
Give it trial. Six months treat.
ment S1.0o, sent by mail S1.10-