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A plealant AffaIr last Nlrht.

Yesterday was the birthday Of manager
G. A. Baker, Of tho Bennett -NIoulton
company. Last night at the Windsor
hotel aiterthe opera he was rendered a
banquet, gotten up In honor Of the ami.
versary by Misses Alice johnson and
Ireno Murphy, the prime donne. II was
a complete surprise 10 Mr.. Baker, and a
most charming event all round. Thirty.
eight members Of the company sat down
10 O menu which did credit 10 the cuisine
Of the Windsor, and was served In the
height Of style. To increase the pleasure
Of The event, Mr.. Baker was presented
by bis company with costly masonic
emblem, Stage manager Nelson made
q neat presentation speech, (Which Mr..
Baker ieellngly responded. There were
other speeches, stories and singing, and
II was lar In the wee houH before the
Congenial company parted with hOartlesl
good Wishes for MI, Bakers future vel,
fafn
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move officials for active partisan work in
behalf OF the Democratic party | know
OF no one who merited such treatment
more than myself, as / was particularly
active and possibly politically often.
Siye,"
THE PRESIDENTS RATHRR.IH-LAw DID 1T.
"Whilst Messs, Gotf, Brazee, McGin-
mis-, Gaines, McVey and Others have
been working for my official scalp, 1
have good reasons for believing that al.
though they hada good deal to do with
urging my removal, my resignation
would have been requested without
their interference, / have reasons for
saying that Rev, DR., Scott, who Is Presi,
dent HaFrison's father-in-law, and who
Is q clerk Of the division OF which | was
Ohiei, aud Of which | am yet drawing
the salary, had more TO do with nv
hasty etlEement than all the efforts Of
the West Virginia gentlemen named,
Rev. Scott, ! understand, promised TO
aid q friend OF his In securing the
position which held, and II was on ac-
count OF his anxiety 10 assist his friend
that early attention was called to my
case,
A FRANK MAN.
u have no complaint to make Of the
Republicans for desiring to get me out,
l was certainly very active during the
past year, and especially during the late
lam an offensive partisan
In the broadest sense Of the term, hay.
Ing been member Of the Democratic
State Executive Committee and Chair.
man OF the Eighth Democratic Senator,
lal Committee.
III Mr., Cleveland hadtreated the Re-
publicans in office a little more as the
new administration treats me, we might
have been tterotf politically speaking,
to-day"
Speaking Of Mr.. Scott, Mr.. Manning
wanted 1t understood that he held him |
in high esteem, and that their official |
and social relations had always been OF
.he most agreeable and cordial character.
Dr.. Scott knew that he had TO 20 eventu.
My, and he was anxious 10 secure the |
,lerkship Of the Mail Division for q perl
sonal friend.
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took a leading part in the work
OF the Amnesty Association, Sub
sequently he took an active part
in the formation Of the Home Rule
League, merged into the Land League in
1889, He assisted Parnell in 1874 TO gain
a seat in Parliament for the fist time,
and Michael Dayitt In starting the land
movement, 1879, In October, 1879, he
became a treasurer Of the Irish National
Land League, The attempt TO suppress
the League In 1881 led to his flight to
Paris with the funds Of the organization,
He resigned the treasuryship in 1852,
and in 1883 came to this country and
engaged In the grain business in Ne.
braska, The Irish National League Of
America was formed in 1883. In August,
1884, Egan was elected It's President,
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The coming engagement Of pretty
Floy Cfowell at the Grand Opera House
bids fair 10 be one oi the most artistic Of
the theatrical season. Miss CrowelI Ia
hUralded BY remarkably good criticisms
Of the leading New York, PHILADELPHIA
and Chicago critics. A company Of four.
teen people aid 10 placing q asplendid
repertoire Of plays before the public and
unusual attention is paid 70 scenic effect
and enlembk. Mt, Joseph Adelmati, 70.
membered In Wheeling for hls power.
fol impefsonatlon Of Jagon In "The
Strangers Of Paris" and Uncle Bartlett,
In MAY Blossom" 10 Miss Crowell'6
leading man, while MI, o, Il. Dudley,
Lhe popular comedian, heads ihe comedy
contingent Miss Orowell will play q
week, With achAngu Of bill each evening,
Howard 7, Tayl0f'S beautiful society
play "lnlatuatloni" will be the opening
attraction,
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YlctorIn Yl.It, sam snbn.llnn.

San SEBASTIAN, March 27.-Queen
Victoria paid her expected visit to San
Sebastian to-day. Her Majesty was ac.
companied by Prince and Princess
Henry, Of Battenberg and members ol
her suite, including Lady Churchill.
Sir Francis Ford, tile British Ambass.
ador at Madrid, and representatives oi
Queen Regent Christina met the Royal
visitor at lrun on the frontier, where a
train was waiting 10 carry Her Majesty
10 San Sebastian.
Upon the arrival oithe train here the
Queen was greeted with salvos Of ar.
tillery from the Lemotta citadel and vol
leys from the troops that lined the route
10 Royal Castle,
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THE OPERA COMPANY.
"Tho Merry War" and "RObsrt MacairO"
Given Yesterday,

"Tho Merry War" and "Robert MaCaIro''
Given YeStoItay
There was a good matinee audience at
the Opera House yesterday afternoon,
on which occasion Mr.. Bakers company
gave an excellent production Of 1.-THE
Merry War; The company appeared to
especial advantage in this opera, which
demands a good chorus. The excellent
drill given by the company Monday and
Tuesday evenings was repeated to good
effect.
Last night the house was filled. The
opera was tho charming "Erminie" dis.
guised az "Robert Mgcaire." II was
beautifully rendered In all respects, and
increased decidedly the favor with
which the company Is regarded by
Wheeling opera lovers.
This evening the "BlaCk Hussar" will
be given. II Is comparatively new In
Wheeling, and is one OF the most at
tractiye pieces in tho company's roper
toire, The Elm Grove railroad will run
a special train into the country after the
periOrtnancet 10 accommodate those Twins
along the line who desire 10 attend,
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rhn Allnrnn1 llnn.rnll. Nl.u,.

wAEnlNoroS, D. o. March g7.--At,
tornsy General Miller said to-day in
answer 10 an inquiry on the subject that
he had mot outlined any general plan OF
policy in regard TO the MarShalS and
District Attorneys appointed by thelast
administration. So iar ag hO was con.
cerned, each case would DO considered
on its own merits. He did not look on
partlsanShlp ~ a very SERIOUS thing In
ltseli, provided the Official was efficient
and genllemanly,
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Charged with Incest.
Special DlpaleA % At IaltIliGaIoT.

optCbdt DtGf1teHl 70 tAe A'stH'bt''S'
wEsr UNION, W. VA March GA
man who has been residing in this
county iOr. a short time three miles from
Morgansyille.by the name Of Abel Vans:
coy was to-day arrested Oh . warrant
charging him with incest with bis II
year old daughter and lodged In jail, the
daughter has recently become O mother.
The community has become gleatly In.
cenBed over the matter.
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PIrTsnURGH, Pa, March 27.-The
grand jury this afternoon returned true
bills against ex.Cashier H. E, volgt, oil
the South Side Farmers' and Mechanics
Bank on four indictments. The first
indictment charges Mr.. Yoigt with
making false entries in tho books OF the
bank; the second with mutilating the
books; the third with embezzling, being
employed as an official, and the fourth
with perjury,
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Murderer GArllt1 Captured.

CUMBERLAND, Mp., March 27.-Melyin
Garlitz, who killed his wife last night,
was arrested at Martinsburg, W, Va,
and brought here at noon by Chief Of
Police Hilderbrand. To avoid a feared
attempt at lynching the train was
stopped outside Of town and the pris.
oner quietly removed to tho jail He
admitted the killing, but said he was
prompted 10 do the terrible deed by
jealousy, caused by his wife Coniessing
her uniaithiulness. The feeling against
the prisoner Is high, but no trouble is
now apnrehended.
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OTTAWA, oST, March 27.-In the
House Of Commons to-day Mr.. Dalton
Mccarthy resumed the debate on the
Jesuit question. He thought II strange
that no member Of the government had
yet risen 10 explain the reasons for the
allowance OF tho bill. The act should
bO diSallowed whether the Legislature
had the authority to pass the bill or not,
twill not do TO ignore the past. Ques.
tIous had ilrSt 10 be considered from a
legal point Of view. Dlsallowance Of
the bill Is matter Of public policy.
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COY. DRAYER'S NOSE PULLED,
Major Armes GstsI Isatlsfaetion, Hut
bounced from n Washington Hotel.

Major Armss Gsts IsatlsfaetIon, Hut is
Bounced from Washington Hotel.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 27.-The
trouble between George A, Armes, a re-
tired officer Of the army, living in this
city, and those having charge Of the Har-
rison inaugural parade, eliminated this
afternoon in a scene in the rotunda of
the Riggs House. About half past A
o'clock Major Armes walked into the
hotel and after a few words, pulled
the nose Of Governor Beaver, Of
Pennsylvania. The Governor was
not hurt, but he was angry
and steadying himself against the
hotel counter no seized his Crutch,
which serves him In place of one leg he
left behind during the wat, and aimed
an ugly blow at his enemy. Armes
dodged the blow and II struck one Of the
pillars Of the hotel rotunda. A second
blow also missed its mark and Captain
Hewes, the hotel policeman, rushed up,
attracted by the noise, and placed Armes
under arrest. Armes was released by
direction Of the hotel manager, however,
and escorted out doors exclaiming: II
pulled his nose, anyway"
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Special DLIpateh to the ERteligsHecr.
SnrNNsroS, W. Va, March 27.-Repre.
sentatlyes OF the well.known firms OF A,
n. Jolly & Sons and wernberger & Co.,
Of Pittsburgh, Pa, accompanied by Chiel
Engineer Nckihger. arrived here yester'
day evening and registered at the Cen
tral Hotel. They are looking over the
route Of the proposed Monongahela
River railroad with a view Of contracting
for the construction Of the same. Ohiel
Engineer Fickinger says that work will
be begun on the road not later than the
10Th OF April.
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MARY Anderson Improving.

PniLADELpnlA, March 27.-NIlss Mary
Anderson, tho actress, went for drive
through Fairmount Park this afternoon
She Is improving very rapidly now that
she Is enjoying perfect quiet aud rest.
She took her first ride yesterday aiter.
noon, going up through tho park 10 the
WiRSahiCkon. She will probably take a
drive every day now while the weather
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LONDON, March 2S-Tho New Vienna
7dgblat publishes story Of a narrow Cs.
cape tho Car and CGarina had while
travelling from 81. Petersburg 10 CATCH.
M, u Is said that an obstruction was
found on the line oyer which tho i'm.
pctlal train was 10 pass and that several
persons have been arrested for Conneo.
ton with the plot against the Gear. The
story 10 not confirmed by other papers.
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vienna, March 27,-Count HoyoS, the
trusted friend Of the late Crown Prince
Rudolph, Is said 10 have fought a duel
With and shot Count BalLiEEl, the uncle
Of tho late baroness Yetsera, whose
death was associated with that OF the
late Grown Prince. The duel is said 10
have been fought at q village In The
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MuRAr nAEsTEAp, on ONO, MINISTER TO
GERMANY.

NhAAAhNNs
Murat Halstead was born on farm in
Butler county, Ohio, September 2, 1920.
He received fair education in his boy.
hood, and in the year 1851 graduated at
Farmers College. After this he taught
school for n time, and nlbbled at law.
He had written for tho newspapers oCoa-
sionally when ho started Sunday news.
paper, which died after onlytw appear
ances. Mr.. Halstead perseyered In the
use OF his pen, and in March, 1852, was
appointed city editor Of the Cincinnati
Commercial. He rose TO be its shiei pro.
prietor, and is to-day the experimenting
genius OF the Commercial GdEeiie, which,
as everybody knows, is one Of the lead.
ing newspaper properties in the West,
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A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
An Army Officer sandbRggsd aud Robbed
In Pennsylvania

in Pennsylvania
HARRIsBURG, Pa, March 97.-To.day
an officer Of tho War Department at
Washington came here to take charge OF
Captain Craft, Of the United States Army,
who has been in confinement here since
Monday evening. Captain CraIt arrived
here on train from the west on that
evening, and at the station acted as
though demented. He was taken in
charge, locked up and carefully
watched for fear lie might do him.
self bodily injury. Last night he
became more rational, and said
the last thing he could remember was
somebody striking him on the head with
the heavy butt end Of q revolver. A
gold watch and $500 in cash, he said,
was missing. II is the theory Of the po.
lice that Captain Graft was sandbagged,
robbed, and then placed on train at
some point west Of this city, probably
Pittsburgh. He was taken to Wash.
ington this afternoon,
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CnicAoo, March 27,-The Hon. Robert
T. Lincoln was informed by reporter
this afternoon that he had been nomina.
ted by President Harrison 10 be Minis.
Ter to England. When asked whether
or not he would accept the position II
confirmed, he said II shall consider
the matter. shall consider my bust.
meas Interests carefully, but what my
business interests are ] do not care TO
make public,n
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WARRINGTON, D. O., March 27.-The
Commissioner Of the general land office
issued an order to-day establishing two
land offices in the Oklahoma territory,
opened. to-day by the Presidents proc.
lamalion. The land Office Tor the west.
ern district Is 10 be located at King
fishers, State station, aud for the cast.
ern district at GIthril,
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A BUNGLlSG SwlNDLR.
Two Well Known Characters Caught at
their Old Game.

Two Well Known Characters Caught at
Their Old Game.
The brothers Mclaughlin, "sQuinty"
and "Posum," two pretty well known
local characters, are wanted by the
authorities on the supposltion that they
are the pair who were engaged yester.
day in working q charitable fake that
was nothing more nor less than the oh.
tanning OF money under false pretenses.
"Possum" was arrested by the police late
yesterday afternoon, and spent the night
at Central station waiting for his illus.
trious brother 10 be brought In, but
up 10 midnight he had not been caught,
and II was reported that he had skipped
to Pittsburgh. The police heard Of the
affair through Bishop Kahn. He was
called OIL at the Cathedral by the pair.
They had subscription paper they
were circulating for the benefit Of some
imaginary poor fellow who had been
hurt in!a steel plant, and 1t showed that
about Sl2 had been collected, the names
ofseveral prominent people being on the
paper for small amounts. "PosSum" per.
formed the heintroduCtionsan did thetalk.
ing the voluble manner he is noted for.
Bishop Kain was not certain that the
scheme was straight one and kept the
paper, saying lie would look into the
case. The brothers skipped out and the
Bishop reported the case TO the police.
No such man as named on the sub.
scription paper as the beneficiary could
be found. The description given by the
Bishop led TO "Possum'sn arrest and
later on he was identified by Bishor
Kain. Astate case will DO made OF II
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TROUBLES NEVER COME sINGLY.
Mind Reader BIshop Oysrtaxss his Powers
aud Is Div IEeod An In One Day.

NAN - NNHNNe fNh ~ NAt be1N
MISNRAPoLIs, MIMI, March 27,-AIlnd
Reader Bishop to-day performed his feat
Of finding a needle previously hidden in
some distant part otthe city, but 1t near
ly cost him his life, and may yet result
seriously, Mr., Bishop was not feeling
well, and ought not to have attempted
II, but he was determined TO keep his
promise, The drive was a distance Of
over a mile, and was through
the most crowded streets OF the
city. Bishop, blindiolded, went
straight 10 the hiding place OF the
needle, but Immediately fell In "a ilt.
His body became rigid and streams Of
peFspiration poured from him, The
doctors said the attack was something
like catalepsy, AT q late hour this after.
noon Bishop wes in very bad con,
dition, coming out Of one flt only to fall
into another,
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wAsniSuroS, March 27.-Presldcnt
HarriSOn tecelysd his ilSl months
salary to-day, Il amounted 10 s3,sss SS
and was delivered 10 him in the form oi
q Treasury draft II was iOf the month
ot Marcel, minus The first three days,
Nj. Cleveland received the Presldeitl
salary lot that portion Of the month,
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I,oSBoS, March 27t-rho nuAe Of
buckingham and ChandOs Ia dOad. The
Duke was born In 1923 and was Lord
President Of tue Council In iS6O-07.
Secretary Of State lot Tho colonies IN
lS16-s0,
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Tho County Commissioners held a
special session yesterday, at which the
rbnoH Of the special Committee on
Rules was received and the ordinance
establishing rules Of order wsS passed.
Yesterday was the usual monthly al.
diling day, but that work was postponed
until to-day, and tile Board adjourned
until this afternoon,
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ENlE, Pa, March 27,-ThV Superin'
tsndcnt Of the Eric White Fish Hatchery
conmoaOOd to-day yto plant the 100000
white iish spawn being ptopagated here,
Two million Of tho ify yEre taken ont
into the lake and planted In deep water,
aud tho balance will 10 planted In q few
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IiSlI uS,SapiaNe,

WARRINGTON, March g7.-sSCrclnry
windom has appointed MI N. Il. Bell,
superintendent Of public buildings at
Chicago, vice Mr.. Bailey, resigned, Mr..
Be!I w@ formerly Supervising Architect
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, March GA young
man who gavO his name as Frank Buck
and who has been working on a farm
near Culberhouse, Ark, on the Kansas
City Railroad, forty.6ve miles west oi
here, was yesterday arrested by Arthur
BlakemorG, the son Of his employer. He
answers the description Of Tascott, the
Chicago murderer.
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HE led tho German and bis dudlsh
dfeSS was the admiration Of the assem-.
bled fair, BIT his stout partner slipped
on his iavorite corn, Sensatlonl Saliva.
tIon oil 10 theresCuo. Happiness again |
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Two Negroes Hanged.

NASHVILLE, TENSo March 97.-At
Lebanon, Tenn, to-day Jim Turney and
Mack Francis, colored, were hanged for
the murder Of Lem Martin, last August.
Turney's neck was broken, but Francis
died by strangulation alter horrible suf.
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AnIInIr nI,n,,,,nnru.

CnIcAao, March 2I.-Arthur KrusCh.
aurkl, 14.year-old lad, and heir to q
fortune Of $4,000, has disappeared, and
his father believes that he has been
abducted for the purpose Of extorting a
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A ooycTpwspt DiielAi Arro,l,d.

COLUMnuS, o., March 21,-W W,
Macy, pension agent, Of this city, was
arrested here aud taken 10 Indiana 10,
day, where II Il stated lie ID charged
with illegal voting In the Presidential
election,
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PHILADELPHIA, March 27,-At a meet.
ing Of the creditors Of Henry A. Truitt
4 Co., manufacturers Of knit goods, the
firm made q statement showing assets
aggregating $4,000, and liabilities OF
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DO rot want 10 provide an income for
your declining yeana Buy the 4 per
cent compound Interest Bonds Of the
New York Life Insurance Company,
Terms easy,
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RoDERr LINCOLN, ArrolSTRb MINISTER TO
-..-. ENGLAND.

.t ENGLAND.
Robert Lincoln is q son Of the martyr
President; was In private life until 1881,
when President Garfield called him to
his Cabinet, as Secretary Of War, In
which capacity he served through the
Arthur administration, being the only
member Of tho Garfield Cabinet holding
over LIT. Lincoln Ia a staunCh Repub.
llcan, and last yesr was prominently
mentioned In connection with the Pres.
idential nomination,
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NorHiSa 10 more provoking than q
troublesome cough, Cure II With Dr.
Bull'B Cough Syrup. % cents.
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nI.hop's Wlre Granted a Divorce.

NEW YoRK, March 27,-An absolute
divorce was granted to-day to the wife
ef Mind Reader Bishop,
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PArRicR foAN, or NEBRASKA, MiSibTER
10 CHILLI,

Patrick Rgan was born al llallymAhon,
County l.ongiord, Ireland, In ls4l, and
Was Young when lie procured employ.
ment In Dublin IL q large grain and Hour
establishment. Before many years he
WAS ia managing director, From 1883
10 1883 he was q leading baker 10 the
ifiah capital. He Joined The 81, Paltick's
brotherhood In 1890, and was d member
Al 1901, when a vain attempt NJ fesufrec-
Hon was made, From 1903 10 1879 he
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TBR body 10 more susceptible 10 ben.
eft from Hoods SauapArillA now than
At any other season, Therefore take II
now. II
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stsAm,hIu AytIyais,

New YORK, March ~. =. Arrived,
lLeamer Nevada from LLYetpool.
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Land OfiicoI ln OKLAHOMA.

BENJAMIN HARRISON.
JAMEg 9. BLAINE, Secretary Of sLaL