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TnR FRENCH CRISIS.
Accounting for the spread OF BoulangiSm
Excitement In the Chamber.

Accounting for the spread OF Boulan giSm.
Excitement in the Chamber.
PARIS, Jan. 3l.-In the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day NJ. Jouvencil Interpret.
lated the Government regarding the
measures 1t intend to take to arrest the
progress Of Boulangism. The speaker
attributed the change in public opinion
chiefly TO the insults that have been
daily heaped upon the Government and
To the Indifference Of the ministers to.
ward their rivals. e
The liberty Of theprcSs aud the liberty
oispeech had been allowed to degenerate
into license.
The Government ought to defend It,
self from the attacks Of slanderers.
Premier FlouQuet, before replying TO NJ.
JouvenCil, asked leave 10 Introduce q
bill re.establishing the SCrutin D'Ar.
rondissment system OF election. Deputy
D'0rnano, a Bonapartist here exclaimed: {:
"The only possible issue Is the diSsolu-
ton Of the Chamber"
NJ. Caseaux, member OF the Right,
asked leave 10 speak on q matter OF
urgency. The President refused permits.
sion. Fresh protests from the members
Of the Right led 10 a scene Of great con.
fusion. The President finally called the
members 10 order and decided that the
House must hear NJ. Fl0quet.
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AUCKLAND, Jan. 3l.-Advices from
Samoa state that the German officials
have given notice that all vessels arriving
there will DO searched for articles con.
traband Of war. They have suppressed
the Samoan Times.
A passenger on the British. steamer
Walnut, who visited AIataafa's camp,
was placed under arrest, but was sub
sequently released in compliance with a
demand Of the British Consul. A proCla-
nation has been issued placing the Apia
police force under German control.
Mataafa's followers number G,0O0.
They are strongly entrenched, and other
Sanioans are rapidly joining them. Upon
the arrival OF the steamer Richmond
she was boarded and searched by the
Germans.
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DUBLIN, Jan. Sl.-Mh VIM, o'BrlOn
was to-day lodged in tho Clonmel Jail
to undergo the sentence OF four months
imptisonmentimposedo on him at CarriCk-
on.Suir for offences under the Grimes
act. When ordered 10 remove his civil.
ian clothing and don the prison garb,
Mr.. O'Brien refused TO obey the order,
whereupon ho wasseiEed by the Wardprs
and bis clothing was iorCibly removed.
His beard was then shaved OF. flo
made desperate resistance, and was
exhausted by bis effort 10 prevent tho
removal Of bis clothing, The proBtration
Of Mr.. 0,Brlon after his struggle with
the WarderS was 80 serious that II was
deemed best 10 summon priest 10 him.
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A SOCIETY SENSATION.
Minneapolis Circles Torn Up overa Cable.
gram from London,

gram from London,
MlNSEAPoLIs, MINI, Jan. Sl.-The
papers yesterday contained a dispatch
from London giving details Of the olope-
ment of DR.. sellon, Of London, and Miss
Ida Wilcox. The dispatch states the
lady Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlo Wilcox, who was staying at Nice.
Minneapolis people who chanCed to see
the unpretentious piece OF news, at once
recognized the names as being suited 10
a well known and highly respected fam.
lily Of this city. Mr.. Wilcox Is in Mimi
eapolis, and knew nothing about It, The
reporter called on him and handed him
copy OF the telegram.
After reading II he said: "This Is In
deed strange. / can't understand 1t,
This Is the frat knew Of 1t. II you had
brought me q dispatch that my daughter
was dead II would not have surprised me
more than this does. l can't deny II, for
have heard nothing, and this seems to
give facts. l heard from my wife and
daughter January s. They were then
we'll and happy. 1 surely didn't think
she was the daughter 10 do that she
had everything that was needed to make
her happy. 1t was In order that she
might learn music and French that she
and her mother went abroad several
months ago to spend the winter"
Miss Wilcox was one OF the bright
ornaments Of Minneapolis society. The
family has q host Of warm friends In
Minneapolis who would be exceedingly
glad TO hear that the unpleasant report
is uniounded, or that there Is con
fusion Of names.
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COKE MEN no STRIKE
III the ConnSilsyllls Isssion-It will not bO
General.

In the ConnsilSyllls Isssion-It will not bO
General.
PlrTsBuRon, Pa, Jan. Silt Is con-
ceded on all sides that a strike will be
inaugurated in the Connellsyille coke
region tomorrow. 1t will not be gen.
eral, but Just how many works, with the
exception Of those controlled by H. O.
Frick, who has signed the scale, will
continue In operation II Is not known.
Col. ]. N. SCh0onmaker does not believe
that his men will strike, as they have
not intimated anything OF the kind to
bis superintendent. On the whole, op.
orators are not giving tho agitation over
the wage question much attention.
They are busy looking out q destination
for their coke. The Stewart Iron Com.
nany closed It's works to-day, unable 10
dispose Of It's product, Nearly all the
works, with the exception oi FriCk's,
will DO idle two days this week, and still
the production Is largely In excess oil the
demand. II Is now an open secret that
prices arc being cut bya few Of the op.
aRalnHu
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cnusell d sensatIon hi Pnrl..

LONDON, Jan. 3l.-A Paris dispatch
says: Outside the Austrian Embassy
the news Of tho death of tho Austrian
Grown Prince produced the greatest
commotion in the office Of La Justice.
Crown Prince Rudolph was very init
mate with NJ. ClemenCeau, but ut Ru-
dolph's desire the intimacy was kept
secret because Rudolph said that II the
fact became known at Berlin he should
never reign. ClemCnceau held Rudolph
In the highest esteem as remarkably able
and cultured. Everybody expresses sur
prise that ono so 1.-the and active should
DO seized with apoplexy. Though the
family Is subject 10 epilepsy, II was
thought that Rudolph had escaped that
tnala1V
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WITHDRAWN PROM THB K. or Ia
Machinery conIlrustorI, Pattern Maker
&C., will IIeoome an Ind dependent Order,

Machinery C0nSiruetoft, Pattern Makers,
Sc, will IsSoms an Independent Order.
ptrrsBuRoii, jan. 3l.--The National
District Assembly Of Machinery Con.
struCtors, Moldep, Pattern Makers and
Boiler Makers has decided TO withdraw
from the knights Of Labor, and on Sat.
urday evening simultaneous meetings
will be held by forty.slx local assemblies
Ia various parts Of the country for that
purpose. Tho assembly had 10000
members eighteen months ago, but
since then II has been steadily on the
decline until not more than 5000 mem.
befs are now In tho organization. Il IA
the intention Of the machinery conslfuC.
tofs, moldefs, pattern makers and boiler
workers 10 form what will be known "a
the Independent Order OF Machinery
Constructors Of the United States. The
order will be attached 10 the American
Federation Of labor, but will be indie
pendent oft In the control Of the Affairs
Of lts own members,
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between a man and a woman2 Think
you she is q sinner above all Gilileeans
tell ye nay, Unless ye repent ye shall
not enter the Kingdom OF Heaven,
AN EQUALLY GRRAT CRIME FOR BOTH,
ut is not the preacher, but society
that prevents a degraded woman from
coming into the church and obtaining
recognition in her efforts to reform.
I'VE need to shit our ideas to this ex-
tent, The breaking Of the Seventh Com
mandment must not DO regulated, 1t
must be exterminated.
"The point | want to make is this
Where there are two criminals both
should be punished; not the woman
alone, as is always the case. Gods com.
mandment, Thou shalt not, meant as
much for man as for woman,
Mans iniquities are constantly ex.
cpsed IN all the literature you feed your
children,
"lfwe could uncover the hearts OF our
mothers and wives, and show what they
have suffered from this iniQuity, the
sight would be terrible one,
"MOthers, do not keep your daughter
in ignorance, Teach them to distinguish
between a good man and a bad man.
The Ignorance Of girls Is deplorable, and
the perfldy OF men Is deplorable. Death
has come mp into the windows Of our
palaces, For the hurt Of the daughter
oil my people am | hurt, Is there no
BALM in Gilead2 Is there no physician
thereP Why then Is not the health OF
the daughter of4ny people recovered"
JUDGE GoRDoS's REMARKS.
Judge Gordon stepped forward when
DR., Bushnell had finished, He was evi.
IDENTIFY deeply impressed with what she
had said.
"Men," he said, in his strong, clear
voice, don't you think the appeal Of
this lady for her sex was a brave and
logical one? She asks for no favor to
women that is not granted to man.
What shall be said Of civilization that
Will not grant such boonP | am 70.
minded OF Charles Lambs iayorite quo.
tation from an old dramatst who in the
makes the hero describe Christ in three
words, He was the first true.hearted
gentleman
"We expended money and human
life without stint to place the black man
on an equal with the white man. Can
my gentleman deny then to support
what this lady asks, that a woman shall
have the justice done TO her that Is done
70 man, that she shall DO equal to him
in the treatment Of law aud societyp
II ask the men, the gentlemen Of this
own, to lend their aid TO put the women
on equal moral basis with them.
selves"
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ProhIbltlon ln Nebrn.ka.

LINCOLN, NEB., Jan. Sl.-The rcSolu'
tionS for the submission Of a prohlbitory
amendment 10 the Constitution, which
has passed the Senate, came before the
House yesterday, and was the subject ol
q very animated debate lasting from
until II D, m. The submission was final
ly accepted, the amendment saying two
propositions shall be voted for-ono ioi
prohibition and one for license, leaving
practically two amendments 10 be voted
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 81. "A
prominent public man who is in a
position to speak knowingly said
tonight: Senator Allison to-day
communicated his near friends that he
had written 10 tho President-elect per.
emptorily declining the appointment Of
Secretary Of the Treasury.
When he returned from Indianapolis
bis fellow Republicans united In begging
him not 10 leave the Senate. Mr.. Nc
Klnley may be appointed.
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rhs AmntIrnn I.rrnIlnn IInhhah.

LONDON, Jan, 81, The country scat at
FamSdalV, near Windsor, Of MI Henry
White, Secretary Of the American l.ega.
tlOn, was entered by burglars last night,
and jewelry valued al $4,000 was stolen.
The burglars made their escape. II ID
believed they arc The BainO thieves who
committed The burglary al the Taplow
Court a year ago, "a tho methods Of Tho
burglars In each case are Identical,
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDlSGS,

a
,... Es Number Ut Important iilils he.
p,on,d.lIeiotm , sChool-rhs Election he.
,..i,,, @'G,- :. H0lltoOd Legislation, &c.
T,,'A q hPait'Io& inlonigmetr'
s..., OaAalE,rOS, VIVA, Jan. al.--ln the
,sIl'' ,sI. to-day, the bill TO establish a 70.
.s5 ,,'n school twice passed by the Senate
SOl SO,in uG,.Caled BY the House, and now
ci,tt a y oIinI,II9,dnccd by Mr., Price Demo.
oi S y, w. mineral, was passed by A vote
Il NJ ~ ,s5 70 o. Alter the announcement G Of
iISn,.O'y Af Floufney (Dpmocfall, Of
10 Spa, sulte, moved TO reconsider, 10 a.
Hv6N"' ~ Vie provision which SAYS
Lsn, "a'@ .sd and colored inmates shali 6e
Dem,SScv,pSs,,a 80 Tar as Practicable The
a ,Uv,Gs ".,o,I wanted to strike oul iso iar
vi,IoS% %'lGTaOie' 10 order 10 make the pro.
GiiSI ~ iGo'SInle, This Limitation was
iSS iSvu S,o,, 10 !. ! lhe Senate Two years aro or
al ss.,, Uuul 'bal a complete separation In
The pyss mp,ia might not DO practicable,
deb,lsO lOuon a.l 70 reconsider led 10 a sharp
IRsoeI Pnaripall y conducted by MoFr{r
pabIiSv,lSSan) Of RltChle, Snyder lRe.
i6emoo,l ol Monongalla, and McAiIslsI
FSS,UOvai.a OF Cabell, on ihe color iins,
ltyiS5'S yanPelt, MrCfeefy and OK.
'VuAidaiguedalso that iemAloi
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1oSpoS, Jan, Sl.-Mr, Phelps, tue
American Minister and his wife sailed
from Southampton for New York to-day,
on the North German Lloyd steamer
Lain. A large number Of Americans
and members OF tho Diplomatic Corps
gathered al tho railway station In Lon.
don, and babe them hearty farewell.
Baroness Burdelt tCOulls presented Mn.
Phelps with a lovely bouquet. The
Mayor and municipal authorities Of
Southampton accompanied Mr. and MB.
Phelps on the tender which conveyed
thOn 10 the Lain,
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special Dtlpdieh 70 Ue IMeNWei'tui
CAARLEsroN, W. vAu Jan, sl.-A com,
munlcallon from MsSSrS, Mabon and
Jamlson, representing tho holdsn ol
Virginia certificates, was to-day present.
cd IN the House and Senate and referred
10 the Finance Committee Of each. The
communication requests the Joint COM
mltlOO 70 Inquire Into the proposition
a. outlined In the lNrRLLiuIScHR ol
Wednesday, and report 10 a subsequent
session ol The Legislature,
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CHICAGO, Jan. 3i.-A dispatch from
Port Townsend, W. T., says advices from
Alaska soy the winter there has been so
far very dlscouraging one TO the people,
owing 10 tho severe storms. The
heaviest snow storms since 1875 occurred
this winter and owing TO the depth Of
the snow, traders and hunters have SUI
fered great hardshlps and much delay
In preparing for tho coming hunting
trina
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whatever rights the United States had
there ought 70 be abandoned; or else the
rights which belonged to this country
ought to be'asserted squaEely and man
fully,
MI, Hale expressed the belief that
German conference in Samoa has been
the direct act Of the German Govern.
msnt and In pursuance OF settled
policy on the part OF that Government,
The Samoan amendments to the con-
splar bill were then agreed to without a
division.
The amendment raising to the rank Of
ambassadors the Ministers TO England,
France, Germany and Russia was reject
ed, yeas 25, nays 20, and the bill was
Dassed
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WASHINGTON, D, G., Jan, Sl,-The
Samoan question was again discussed in
the Senate this afternoon. Senator
Reagan continued his speech OF yester.
day, and said that In his opinion 1t was
time that the United States asserted It's
rights in Samoa or called its representa-.
tiVes home. The cable dispatches from
London, stating that German naval oiIi.
GERS had been ordered TO search all yes.
sells In Samoan waters, were sent TO the
Senators by the press associations and
read TO the Senate, creating quite sen.
Ration.
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Application for a ReccIysr.

Special Diipaieh 10 he Iatelisalor.
PAREEsBuRG, W. Va, Jan. 3l.-The
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company has
made application in tho United States
Court for the appointment Of receiver
for the West Virginia transportation
Company, the latter being indebted to
the former, Tho question has been
argued and further action postponed for
twenty dnyE.
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CnARlrsrOS, W. VA Jan. sl.-cap'
tain Mcdonald, chairman Of the Repub
llcan Executive Committee oi Kanawhl
county, who was taken 70 PafkersburI
10 answer an indictment for brlblng
voter with two dollars, 10 back home
his casa having been continued unit
next Tuesday, Martin, whom he u
said 10 have bribed, lS q Republican
This case has caused great intere99
among Republicans here, who believe
has been Concocted for present politica
aUaat
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rhs nln,tnn A..n..lnallon.

LITTLE Rock, AK, Jan. Sl,-The aS.
Slssination Of Jshn Clayton, at Plum
mOnville, Tuesday night, continues 10
DO the chief subject Of conversation aud
indinAtlon. Meetings Of oil CLASSES oi
citizens are being held oil over
the State denounCihg the crime and
raising funds with which TO hunt the
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oLArnEA, KAs,, Jan. Si,-Alrs. Lucy
Ferguson, aged 70 years, was to-day con.
victsd Of murder in the llsl degree. A
motion for q new trial was oyerfuled,
and tho death penalty pronounced upon
her. The result Of tile trial las CAUSED O
great sensation In that region oil Kansas,
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tFItoIdI Ol'p0HeH 70 Wf INEtNIgtNctF'
PAREERsBURa, W. Va, Jan. 31.-A
new camp Of Sous Of Veterans was Or
ganized in this city last night by Lieu
tenant D. W. Martin, OF Wheeling. 1t
was called Sheriden camp. Ed, S. Hazen
is Captain, W. s. Heaton, First Lieu
tenant, and W. W. McHenry, Second
Lieutenant.
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SAN Francisco, Jan. Sl.-A published
statement is made here this afternoon
that the Union Iron works have recelv-
ed dispatch from Secretary Whitney,
ordering them TO get the new cruiser,
Charleston, ready for sea within twenty
days II possible, at no matter what cost.
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nl.n.lrann llrn.

ASHLAND, Pa, Jan. 3l,-Flro early
this morning destroyed tho engine house
and breaker Of the North Ashland, one
Of the Reading Campany,s largest col.
lleries. The colllery was fitted out with
all the latest improvements and It's aver.
age shipments was 100 cars capacity.
About 800 mon and boys arc thrown out
OF employment,
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A1ERDEES, Miss, Jan. Si.-HariSon
Blackman and Wesley Clarke, both col.
ored, convicted Of the murder and rob.
berry ot Captain Hamilton on the night
oi December 81, were sentenced yegtet.
day by.JudEe Houston 70 be hanged on
the gad Of March,
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Just at dusk over 5000 persons were
thronging through the streets and side
walks near the Broadway stables.
Mounted police and officers aioot charged
upon the crowds, which retreated, but
did so sullenly. Two hundred strikers
stood at the point Of the plaza at Forty.
seventh street and Seventh avenue and
Broadway. A stnlwart policeman
astrlde q powerful bay horse rode up
aud ordered them to give way. No man
stirred but quick as n flash, a round
cobble stone weighing doubtless five
pounds shot from the rear Of and over
the crowd Of men straight at the
nervous horse beneath tho Off.
Ger, but scarce had the stone
fallen upon the horse than the
officers spurs gored the big bay,
which plunged forward full 1.-THE breast
OF the sullen mob. There was q scatter.
ing, but one huge fellow braced him.
self for the onset with a club in hand,
and as officer and horse were upon him,
ho seized the bridle rein at the bit aud
the horse reared back. His rider,
however, leaned forward simultaneously,
and standing upright in tho stirrups
his club lifted and descended with terri
bic force upon the head OF the stubborn
striker. The blow could be heard a
block distant. The latter began at the
knees TO fall, bis head dropped and In
an instant he fell In q heap by the hoois
Of the officers horse, An ambulance
carried him Of. The crowd took itself
Off nj once.
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as well as males should be admitted, the
bill providing only for the latter.

as well as males should be admitted, the
bill providing only for the latter.
Mr., Snyder gave notice that II the
language Of the bill was not satisfactory
10 the other side he would do what he
could to kill this measure, though he
considered 1t the most important that
could come before the Senate. Mr., Max
well (Rep.) noted the difference In the
attitude Of the Democrats two years ago
and now, the Republican party now
oeing about TO have party power, The
vote was reconsldOred. Mr., Scott (Rep.
OF Ohio, in explaining his vote said be
had long been In favor OF a reform school,
and In order to meet the objections from
the other side he would vote TO strike
out the objectionable clause, though he
thought too much stress was laid on 1t,
The words were striken out by IA toS,
RAILROAD MATTERS, ~
The Railroad Committee reported back
without recommendation Senate bill No,
55, to require railroad companies in this
State to transport free Of charYe all State
officers and members OF the Legislature,
The same committee reported with un-
favorable recommendation bill No, II, to
prohibit the sale OF railroad passes to
public officers and delegates 10 political
conventions, s,-----------'-s--'-- ---- --------
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gYRAursE, N. ", Jan. Sl,-Thtee
deaths from smallpox are reported al
the Onondago Poor House and fourteen
persons arc down with tho disease,
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HooD's sARsAPARlLLA Ia a purely veg.
elable preparation, being free FROM In
furious Ingredients. II Is peculiar In
lis curative power, DdW.2
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"suoor TO KILL

Without doubt the most remarkable
and striking features Of to.day's devel.
opmonts up to noon was the ringing
command OF Inspector Williams to his
men: "Shoot to kill" Inspector vii.
liams uttered these words this morning
when the details was being made for the
day. He said, and his words had a
marked effect on those who heard them:
III the crowd uses clubs you use your
pistols. Have no nonsense about 1t. l
want no play, no foolishness. II neces.
sary, use your pistols and use them well /;
shoot to kill" 1t was reported this ai.
ternoon that the belt line, which runs
through n hard neigbborhood, was going
to start car, In u short while 900
strikers had congregated at the stables.
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A committee from the Broadway stri.
kers had the assurance to call on Super.
intendent Murray this morning and ask
for a permit to allow 1000 Of them to
parade down Broadway 10 the Mayors
office. The superintendent dryly re-
marked that 1t wasn't a time for parades
and promptly refused to grant the per-
nil
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when the two houses meet in joint
assembly A.i15 there will be a thorough dis.
,GSlGnoi Uis,lI the constitutional duty in the
R0sIl, RR,siILlliy', The Democrats arguing against
WEARING Y i,. the result, tho Republicans
H.,si aNoi % the one thing which stands
S,,'.en SsSSs Organized government and an.
ScSS %yaS' Rumors are NllOat tonight OF
,,CIelOe' ~ n. contemplated by the Democrats
s%peVehs soIp0 q majority for Golf going on
SSSonl 'SSo,l, ld 9nd i Is said that this will be
ccSsv,,1P,l'hed coSn,,P byexCludingthe Kanawha
isJL IIy felafns. These rumors, circula
Ev ie,, y y Democrats, are believed 70 be- I'm.
'4'"'ne Democrats In the Legislature.