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Tho regular meeting Of tho Woman'g
Christian Temperance Union was held
in tho I'M. o. A. building, Thursday
afternoon with q fair attendance. The
Union numbers iorty.nlne.
The defeat OF the prohibition amend.
ment instead OF dlsCoutaging tho mem.
bers, has melted them 10 more earnest
effort In their special fields Of labor
Seven departments Of W, O. 7, U. work
have been taken up, and tho Importance
OF the work prompts them 10 call for The
help OF more OF the christian women o.
the city. Tho Union was visited BY
Mrs. ]. Z. SlsSon, State Superintendent
Of the department q State and County
this union In her special work,
Meetings arc held tho first and thIrt
Thursdays oI each month at three
h'nlnCk,
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ptrrnvRun, Feb, Sat to'day's sos.
sion Of tho Riverside ronltontlary in.
yestipatIon the lcndonCyOi tho evidence
N dISnroyo the charges preferred against
Dr. Maharnake, the steward, DR.. Ran
Kin, Tic regular physician, and a mum
bgr Of Old officers, who have been In the
nSiaSn service from ten 10 twenty years,
wcfe examined. The allegations OI
ctneltv and bribery were denied most
SmShatiCally, lleietfing 10 the electric
batiefy, which, II ID claimed, was used
~, refractory and sick ConvlCtg, Dr.. Han
kIn said That II would no impossible Il
inIuro anyone Will II as the current wa
not strong enough. The Investigation
ID still In progress,
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rnmnll. IInrn IIor.n nrnh.

TEnRE HAuTE, IND, Feb. s.-,f'lio stall
lion Mohican, owned by Mr.. McKOen,
Of tho vandalla road, died at his Edg-
wood stock farm yesterday. The animal
caught cold Monday night and death re-
suited from congestion and kidney dis
ease. His record was 1924 trial.mile,
1920; hali.mile, l!ll. In February, 1887,
Mr.. MCKoen purchased MohlCan from
]. D. YOomanS, Of Buffalo, paying 1900
lnF him
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NoRrn MANCHESTER, 1NDs Feb. s.
Harry RldelOy, a we'll known citizen ol
this place, Inns received Information thu
he ID one Of the heirs Of tho vast Brad
Onburg estate In Gerlp9ny, worth severn
million dollars, HiS mother was
Bradenburg and q direct descendant o
Solomon Bradenburg, who left thv
property. There Is TO DO a meeting o
Rll Tho heirs al Dayton, Ohio, soon, Il
take tho necessary steps toward prose
nnLinn the ElnlIn,
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THE gESATORIAL FIGHT.

Another FruItlcAS lIailOt-DOrr Still Firm.
Fleming ns IL Dark Horse.
Special Dhpdteh 10 The IniciliGtner.
CHARLESTON, VIVA, Feb. S.-Today's
one ballot for United States Senator re-
suited, Golf 80, Kenna IS; President
Carr, of the Senate, voted for Writ r.
Neal, Harr and Kirk voted for Carr, Dorr
voted for Ex-Governor jackson, Merrill
for Judge "AIun" Jackson. Vanpelt
gave Kenna complimentary vote. This
Is the first public appearance Of the Carr
boom. The beneficiary says he reques'
ted his friends not TO do II. Webster
and PoCahonLas counties, DORIS dele
gate district, are being worked for pro-
tests against Tint Statesman's course.
lie does not mind such little things. II
he had time hG Is sure he could have oil
the endorsement he wants. He is al
ready in receipt Of letters from various
parts Of the State approving his course
and urging him to stand firm. Col.
Chancellor, OF parkersburg, arrived this
morning and iV said to be trying to get
tho kickers to 20 10 Kenna as All an.
swer to tho charge that Mr.. Camden has
been trying to make life burden To Mr..
Kenna. Thursday nights caucus has
not been held yet, md Mr.. Kenna Is not
In o hurry fer l.. The feeling In favor oi
Judge Fleming crops out little more
each day and IN unexpected quarters.
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MAKING ROWE lI0MI.
A Riot by tho Unemployed In tho Ancient
City-aInny are Injured.

Riot by tho Unemployed Ia tho Ancient
CIty-aIany are Injured.
RoME, Feb. S,-rhe fears recently cn-
tertained by the authorities that an out
break would occur among the thousands
Of unemployed persons in this city were
realized to-day, This morning a great
crowd of unemployed workingmen u.s.
sembled aud marched through the Via
Oondota and other streets OF the city,
blackening the shop fronts rs they went
aud in some cases entering tho
stores and carrying of whatever plum
der they could secure. Street lamps
aud windows were smashed by the mob,
and on the Via Erattina u number OF
buildings were partly wrecked. Severa
collisions occurred between the police
and the workingmen, and q number OF
persons were wounded. Several OF tho
ringleaders among the rioters were mr.
rested. Troops are forming q Gordon
around the disturbed district. Thirty
persons, mostly policemen, were danger.
ously wounded during the riot. 1t is
feared that trouble will be renewed to-
mnrrnW
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COMMITTEES ORGANIZING.
The Railroad Committes's First MsstIu
AnnnnnLs.


The Council Committee on Railroad
and Accounts met at the Public Build
ing last evening, II was the first meet
ing Of the Railroad Committee, which
organized by selecting Mr., Ferrell as ii
chairman, position he held during tht
past two years in the Railroad Commit
tee OF the old Council. The other mem
bers present were Messrs. Kinney
Tracey, Brandiass, Seeley, Handlan and
Arkle. Mr., Faris was the only absentee.
There was no business awaiting the at,
tenton Of the committee, and an ad,
lournment was about to be had, when
Mr., Handlan inquired when the Balti-
more 4 Ohio road was going to erect the
safety gates at the corners OF Main, Mar
ket and Chapline, aud Sixteenth streets,
which the old Council ordered several
months ago,
Mr., Tracy said General Manager
Clements had told him aboutthree weeks
ago that the company intended to put
up those gates Just as soon as the weather
would permit. Considerable digging
would have to be done, Mr.. Tracy OK,
planned, and the ground was not now in
u condition to permit Of such work,
MIR, Handlan remarked that that was
like the Baltimore 4 Ohio when it
was about to want anything 1t was free
with promises; and then he started
in 70 give tho Baltimore & Ohio a gen.
eral hauling over the Goals; he told how
u had damaged his property, and tiAally
led Mr., Tracy to make the remark that
Mr., Handlan had no enterprise and that
his selfish interests led him to crack any
railroad, and especially the Baltimore K
Ohio, over the head, when anything
was asked for. Mr., Handlan in reply
told Mr., Tracy that he Tracy in his
career in Council had never done any
thing that was not intended to advance
his lFracy's) interests, and that in rail-
road matters all Mr., Trayy amounted to
was as mouth piece for the Baltimore &
Ohio.
About this time Mr.. Ferrcll, with great
dignity, urged that no personalities be
INDUCED In, and the two members i'm
mediately went at it again for the edih-
cation Of the others. Finally they ex-
hausted themselves for the time being,
aud then the matter OF the Baltimore <
Ohio raising its track on Sixteenth street,
as 1t recently did, was brought up by one
OF the new members. Mr.. Ferrell had
some trouble in explaining to some OF
the members In this connection that an
injunction granted against the city in
favor Of the Baltimore & Ohio, by the |
United States Court, prevented compell-
ing the company to comply with an Or
dlnance In relation to grades, and that
steps had been taken to dissolve the in
junction. 1t was very entertaining
meeting, notwithstanding that no bust.
ness was done.
The Committee on Accounts went
over the books after Receiver Dunaway
and ex.Clerk Bowers, and found every
thing straight up to February /. The
final settlement with these officials will
bC had later. The balances found by the
were as follows:
GGnenl fund, balance. 1918
Ton cent levy fund, TO bRlance-........., 563D.ll
Contingent fund, 10 balance ,.,"........... 2lG.2S
Appropriation fund, 10 bRlNnCe,.......... 200
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Two Sow school nnlldInrn.

The building committee Of the Board
Of Education met last night in the
clerks office, with Messrs. Ellingham
Bloch, Harrell, Ebellng, Pipes, Davis
and Jefferson present. The questions o.
making improvements OF the Fourth
ward building and the erection OF q new
building on the Island we're discussed al
length. A resolution was passed recon-
mending that new building be erecteu
in the Seventh ward, to contain twelve
rooms.
In regard to the Fourth ward they
recommended that the present building
be repaired and that new building be
erected next year. The committee then
adjourned.
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BILLINGS, Moxr., Feb. ga United
States Deputy Marshal, acting under The
orders Of Indian Agent Brlscoe, yester
day went to tho Grow reservation and
arrested Barney Brave, a "squaw man.
and arraigued him before United States
Commissioner Bateg. The sQuaw mer
were ordered by Brlscoc 10 leave the
reservation, because, as he interpretl
the law, they have no right to residence
there. They all refused to leave, ant
Brave was selected as q fitting sub bject fol
q test case. Hc has lived on the reser.
vation for twenty-five years, and about
six years ago married squaw. He hal
lived peaCeably and quietly, and holds o
Government patent 10 his land. Tht
case 10 set for hearing on February Is
and exCites much interest,
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THE RUCKER.BIACRDURN sQUADBLE
eliminates Iu u Very Sensational Occur.
rnnon nj DanYor.

renee Rt Denver.
ST. LOUIS, Feb, S,-A special from
Denver gives the details Of an encounter
which occurred in Jones saloon in that
city to-day, between Col. John Arkins,
Of the Ncps, and ledge A. W. Rucker.
At the time, Col, Atkins, Chief Of Police
Grady and senator.elect L. o. Wolcott
were standing at the bar. Judge Ruck.
er entered, and walking without a word
up to Arkinsstruck him In the fuce with
the palm Of his hand, For q moment
Arkius seemed struck dumb with amaze.
ment, and while he was recovering him.
self Judge Rucker backed OF aud put
his hand, so It is said, on his
revolver. At this point Chief Grady
felt -calied upon exert hiS
official prerogative. He arrested Judge
RuCker, and after disarming him march.
ed his distinguished prisoner oyer to the
patrol box aud called the patrol wagon,
Judge Rucker, whose name has become
famous throughout the county from his
recent tilt with Senator Blackburn, was
taken TO the city Jail. He was register,
ed on the Jail book, and against his name
was put the charge Carrying concealed
weapons and disturbance"
The little "scrap" grew out Of the
famous BlaCkburn-RuCker duel i'm,
broglio. While this long winded atEail
was in progress John Arkins made q
visit to New York City. While there
hC told a reporter that Judge RuCker
would not fight, that ho was not oi
fighting stock, or words TO that effect
TO this Judge Rucker replied that
Atkins was "neither gentleman, q
scholar, nor Democrat" and he pub
liCly said at that time that he would set
tic with Arkins when he was through
with Blackburn,
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LopisviLLp, KY, Feb. s,-James Ross
Oolored, was hanged at ptandenburg
Mead county, this morning St7i2O. liz
was very cool, and when asked II ht
had anything 70 say replied firmly
mot a word, sir" The rope was Cll
and lie drop fell, In twenty.one min
utes life was extinct and tho body wa
cut down and turned over 10 James II
Rollins, d medical student, 10 whom
llogs had bequuAthed II, The crime 10
Which lIoBs SAs hung was the murder o
Benedict Rhodes last April.
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Their Revolutionary Conduct
May set Embarrass the DEM
ocmlic COnsplrators.
lion, ". Il. Hubbard Sends a Tel
cgram That SIames Them,
and Speaker Woods
SupOrcssc1 It so as to Keep 1t From
Golng On Record - The All'Nlght
Session - Republican Senators
Fined For AbsentIng Them.
selrcS-Tllc Situation.

Sosrial Diyalc1 to hc MtIlga'ep.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, February s.
The Democrats are very unhappy over
the Republican part OF Yesterdays pro
ceedings. They affect to think 1t scan
dalous that Republican should want
them to consent to putting on record
protest indicting Democrats for over
riding the constitution in canvassing the
returns. They are in still higher
dudgeon oycrthc breaking oitheQuorum
by tie Republicans. The Democrats
and the House Journal do not agree on
this point. That interesting publication
records that the returns were opened in
the presence Of a majority OF eacll
House, and this record Is supported each
time by the Speakers declaration that
he knows it, for he saw them, Some
body is greatly mistaken about this
thing.
THE RECORD Do%'T AGREE NTH DEMO
CRATIC BLUsTER.
As often as the Speaker made his an
nouncemcnt that quorum was present
lis fellow Democrats showed their pleas.
ure. Now they show their displeasure
because there was no quorum.
The substantial gain Of the broken
quorum has not impressed me us much
as it has the Republicans who chose
that course to emphasize their protest
against tho 'cdlminatiOn of II series oil
olIenscs against the constitution. Criti.
cism comes, however, with bad grace
from the Democratic side, which is made
to feel the more uncomfortable because
the State officers were declared elected
in the absence Of a quorum, as every
man in Charleston knows. 1t is said to
be the purpose to have the declaration
made again in the presenccof n quorum
to make 1t more binding.
STARTLING BuMoR.
A rumor isaaoat tonight that the con.
test against Meador, Bandy and Kirk
will now be pushed. The report goes
so far as to say that Monday is the day
fixed to throw out these Republican del.
egateS, When all this comes to pass the
Republican side may be heard from,
There are three cases, notices OF which
have been filed, in that chamber. Sena,
tor Prichard, a righ.rolling Democratic
statesman from Wayne county, achieved
his first fame to-day by talking about
'pugilInnimous liars." The substitution
oithc "g7 for the IS" gave the phrase 4
war.liku roar. c.B.n.
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is BEACH A RHRJURER [?
His Statements Denied by Irish
Citizens Of Milwaukee,
THE PARNELL INVESTIGATION
Tho Testimony of the American iu
Regard to the Completely of Sui.
lIvan and Eagap With the by.
Mantle Plot Denounced.

CHICAGO, Feb. S.-A dispatch from
Milwaukee says; Milwaukee Irishmer
are greatly stirred upoyer the statements
made by Major Beach before the Parnell
Commission regarding an alleged meet
ing with President Sullivan OF the Ma.
tional League here In May, 1888. j, G,
Donnelly, Register Of Probate OF this
county, who Is State Executive OF the
League, was asked what he thought oil
BeaCh's disclosures.
~ think, said Mr.. Donnelly, "that II
the rest OF his testimony be us reliable
as that wherein he mentions Milwaukee
he will strangle himself In perjury be.
fore he finishes his tale. His alleged
conversation with Alexander Sullivan
Ia Milwaukee on the occasion OF the
Egan'SulliVan meeting In 1883, is abso.
lutely false, and many besides myself
can prove It's ialsity. On the evening OF
the meeting referred 10 Mr., Sullivan ar
rived here nom Chicago on the s p. IN,
train, He was met at tho depot by a
committee aud escorted first TO the
Plankinton and then to the Academy.
! was with him during the whole time,
and sat by him on the platform
through the meeting. After the meet.
Ing we returned with him to the Plan.
klnton and despite our earnest efforts to
prevail on him 10 stay over night he left
Tor Chicago on the 3a, IN, train, There
was not a moment OF the time he was
here that he was not in the company OF
well known citizens, and the converBa.
tion which he had was certainly not Of
a violent or revolutionary character,
Beach was not In his company nor to
my knowledge in Milwaukee at the
time"
"You are certain Beach or DR.. LeCaron
could not have seen Sullivan hereP"
positively, neither ut that nor at any
other time. Sullivan and Egan will co.
operate with any rational movement
having for It's object Ireland's freedom,
but you may be sure that they will
never be found in the company Of fools
or fanatics
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Special DiSpdtch 70 Me InteligeHeer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. s.-Tht
Penitentiary Committee left to-day fol
Moundsyille, Senator Scott being &C
companied by his wife.
Delegate Corcoran, Of Ohio county
has gone home paired.
Collector McGraw has gone to parkers
burg, toretufn Sunday.
Gen. w. II. II. Flick arrived to-day
and met with a warm reception. He
aspires to his old place Of US. District
Attorney.
General Goff may return here to.mor
row or Sunday.
Capt. Edward Watson, Of Fairmont
has gone home for few days.
Delegate Justice, OF Logan, says he IL
going to return TO the State all his pay
because, like the other members, he has
not earnedit.
Chairman I. s. Riley came in tonight
TO Join the jubilating Democrats.
CIV. Brockunier, OF Wheeling, arrived
to-day from Che East.
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A I,ynn,nIto I,omb.

NEw YoRx, Feb. S.-A terrific OK
plosion this evening blew a hole through
the twuioot wall Of David stevenson's
brewery and shattered hundreds oil
windows on Tenth avenue In the
nCighborhood OF Fortieth street,
where the explosion occurred
Fortunately, scarcely no human being
was seriously hurt Who placed Tue
dynamite bomb, for such II Is believed
was the cause Of the explosion, Is {
mystery, and the motive Is not known
Nj. Stevenson hay lately been involved
m labor troubles,
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INDIANAPOLIS, tSDy Feb. S.-Lusl
nights dispatch concerning the confer.
enCe Of coal operators and miners was
misleading In some respects. The base
scale Of last year was adopted, hut The
committee Was unable 10 agree on q de-
Jailed scale covering all points Al Issue
for tho coming year, The convention
adjourned 10 meet ln Columbus, MArct
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LONDON, February s.-Although Mr..
Parnell has been present at the sittings
Of the Parnell Commission the last two
days, the Dublin Express says that his
health 1t in very precarious condition.
The carriage OF Mr.. Parnells physician,
the Express says, is often seen standing
before the door Of Mr.. Parnell's villa, at
Streatham, and Mr.. Parnell seldom
emerges from the house.
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bpVcIuI DI1Vu1pN 10 IVt INVtH5VtEVtT'
PARxERsnuRo, W. Va, Feb. S.-DlH
trlct Attorney Watts said yesterday Ia
court that he was ready to make .
motion that the indictments against
Hon. O. +. Scott and Susan Covanovar
DO nollied, Mr.. SCOTS attorney asket
that verdict OF not guilty be returned
General Watts consented and 3 jury
verdict OF not guilty was recorded.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CHANGES.


A Through Train From ParkerSburg to
Cinclnnatito be Put On.
Special Dipateh to The EnttliiCsaoer.
PARKERsBURd, W. Va, February s.
The Ohio River railroad has a new train
dispatcher In the person OH, L. stroupe,
Of Xenia, Ohio, who takes the place Of
Mr.. Matthews, who recently resigned.
A through train from Parkenburg 10
Cincinnati, via Huntington, will be put
on Monday morning.
The postofllCe and store at Polendalc,
this county, were destroyed by fire last
night; no insurance. Tho store was
owned by the Polling brothers.
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RESrOREp no HER HOME.

A kidnapped Child Returned After hot
Father had GQnp Cray with Grief
CnloAuo, Feb. &--l.ittle Annie Rod
mond, an exceedingly bright, pretty girl
kidnapped nearly a year ago, was acci'
tlentally restored 10 her home this even
Ing long alter a search, almost parallel
inp TINT for lost Charlie Ross, had end,
ed irulLlessly, and Annie'a utAlwaltl
father had gone Cragy from grief, Tue
kldnappets Tonight were still at large
and their motive yet q mystery, bul
enouRh was known 10 make thelr cap
ture probably only matter oil tlno'
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The levCe gauge At dusk last evening
showed q depth In tho channel Of 0 feet
10 inches and the river was still falling
The louis A, SherlOy arrived from Gin.
Clnnatl al noon with u fairly good trip on
board. The leo inLeriered with tho
steamer 10 some extent, but by running
carefully II got through all right Capt.
Sam Hunter, who ID In command az
USUAL desires TO get away NJ 8 o'clock
this afternoon instead Of o o'clock "a
heretofore, aud requests shippers 10
kindly bear this change Of time IN mind
and report their shipments as carly IA
possible. Charlie Reeves Is still doing
the honora a. chief clerk. The Scotia ID
due down al an early hour this morning
In the Piltsburgh.OlnClnnNtl trade. IL
Ia possible that the SCOta will not ven.
ttif0 out on account Of the Ice, The leo
continued 10 run heavily at this point
yesterday
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LONDON, Feb. S,-Articles have been
signed for a fight between Jem Smith
and Jake Kilrain, according to the Lon
don prize ring rules, for 1000 pounds n
side. The fight has been fixed for 0cto-
Der, but the ground has not yet been
chosen. Mitchell has made arrange
ments to box Smith ten rounds with
small gloves.
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nAn. t.rr.mnm,r, ,ot lspO,

1SpiASAPoLis, Fob. S.-sIopsArO being
taken by tho Indiana q, A. H. posts to.
ward securing the National lincampmeht
Of the q. A. X, Tor indianapolis In 1890
Indiana has 10000 menbers oil the u, ~
II, Washington Ia tho principal COM
petitor for tic National Encampment In
1890,
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prl.nla lshnnl llnI.tIn.n.

cHioAuo, Feb. S.--A private school
for the education Of deaf and dumb
children at the corner Of Wabash and
siSty.thlrd streets, was dsSttoyedby fire
last ,oYenlng, The scholars, seventeen
glnAll boys and girls, were teeCuel sale
ly, but badly frightened, The loss u
about $4,000.
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CLEVELAND, o. February S.-A band
Of masked robbers went 10 tho House Of
Wesley Oman, near Lima, Ohio, last
night. They tied Omans son To their
bed and then ransaCkCd the house, got.
ting $500 In money aud 5000 worth Of
notes. There Is no clue to the identity
Of tho rnhhhfa.
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HARalSBUao, Pa Fob. Stu the
House to-day tho resolution To have the
dressed beef bill, which had been
rcported with negative endorsement,
placed upon tho calendar, was voted
1oWn, The nays being 70 aud the ayes 81
less lllan Q tnaIorIty Ol Lhe whole House.
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DUBLIN, February S.-The amory of
the Down.Patrlck Jail was entered by
unknown persons last night and n num-
Der OF Carbines were carried of. A force
Of soldiers and police were on guard at
the Jail, but the intruders made their
escape without deteCtion.
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scorrbALE, Feb. s,-The II, o. Ftlck
Coke Company signed tho wage scale 10.
day and work will be continued without
interruption. The scale Ia slightly
higher than 10 paid al the other works,