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ISDfANAroMs, IND., Jan. l5.-The Fed
eral grand jury this morning asked to bc
conducted before Judge Woods for
further instructions. Tho foreman asked
the court for instructions touching let
tiers written with an evident intent to
corrupt voters and requested to know
what additional proof aside from the
authorship OF such letters was necessary
to establish conspiracy and justify an
Indictment. Judge Woods instructed
theiury that in order TO make a case Of
conspiracy it would 10 necessary to
prove that some one received q letter
advising corrupt action and that they
acted upon the advise 80 received. This
Is regarded as a clean and unqualified
dismissal OF the Dudley case from the
further consideration OF the Jury.
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TnR pNLAMARN SGNATORSnlp.
Anthony lllggias Receives Majority .
One Vote,


Anthony IIlggins Receives IL Majority OF
One Vote.
DOVER, DEL, Jan, 15.-At lO:45 this
morning the House llslloted for United
States Senator, Tho fourteen Rcpubli.
can members voted for Anthony Hig.
gins, Eve Of tho Democratic members
for Alfred R, Robinson aud tho Re.
naming two, Brackson ana Gray, for
James L. Walcott, The division in tho
Democratic vote was In consequence Of
the inability OF their caucus to agree
upon candidate. The Democratic Cnu.
Gus met again at $3.50 a. nj. TO unite OH o
candidate. Tho WalCott men insisted
on presenting his name, but to this the
Salisbury men refused 10 agree. The
latter expressed q willingness to support
any otheF man upon whom the WalCott
men might agree, but the latter per-
sisted In pushing Walcotts name. The
Salisbury men then withdrew from the
caucus. The Senate balloted at ll;l5.
The seven Democratic members voted
for James 7. WalCott, the two Republl.
cans for Anthony Higgins. This makes
the vote Of both Houses stand: Higgins,
sixteen; Walcott, nine; Robinson, five,
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because they are not yet assured that
they can hold their men to
the programme, which includes a re-
lusal TO declare the result OF the
election for Governor. To save time for
further manipulation, they delayed the
organization aud swallowed themselves,
Another explanation which does not en-
tlrely exclude and Ia not inconsistent
with the foregoing, may be found in
the Democratic efforts, since the Senate
adjourned tonight, to make q deal by
which they expect to get the Clerk OF
the Senate, for which place they now
seem to prefer Anderson, the late Demo-
cratic nominee for Congress in the Third
district, and present acting clerk,
Senators on the Democratic side say
they got away from Snyder because his
voice is not strong enough for presid-
ing officer, Everybody Is wondering
what the Democrats do mean,
The Republican Senators caucus at
$3.50 Tomorrow morning, Ainear has
promised to be there aud explain his
conduct, participate aud abide by the
caucus action. II Is also SAID that Carr
will support the Republican caucus
Nominee, but this Is not certainty,
The Republicans will make another
effort tomorrow to elect, bntthey have
not yet decided on another man,
During the morning session and part
OF the afternoon, Senator kennl occu-
pied u seat beside the President pro tenn,
absorbed in the proceedings, Later
Governor Wilson took the same seat.
Judge Flemingis
a FAMILIAR FIGURE
in the two houses. Gen. Golf has only
visited tho Capitol VIXEN he went to the
Supreme Court, which was hearing the
on u branch Of his case,
Senator Maxwell's speech to-day
showed what would bG the effect OF the
Democratic tactics, and what condition
Of atIairs would be produced II TINT
course were followed. 1t was u strong,
logical argument, with u good deal OF
fire on the end Of 1t, He demolished
all the Democrats had said and tore
the mask of them, He mado 1t
plain that the choice OF the
people could always be defeated by n
willing Legislature IL the programme
now determined on by the Democrats
were carried out. His speech made
deep impression, and set some Demo.
Gratis to thinking, Everybody is expect
ing something to happen tomorrow, but
nobody knows what II is. This may be
on: the Republicans will try
and organize. Chill
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TnR CONpIaN pRNALTY.
The Georgia RaVlsheF aud MpFderCr Hang.
ed Yesterday MOrnlnE,

The Georgia RaVIshGF aud Murderer Hang.
ed Yesterday AornIug,
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan, l5,-The
negro, George Meadows, was hanged at
Pratt Mines this morning by q mob of
quiet but determined mon, who had him
in charge all day yesterday and all last
night, Whilc Ms, KOllam, his victim,
was almost positive in her identification
this morning just AZ she was yesterday,
she still asked the mob not to hang him,
as she might possibly be mistaken.
There Is little doubt that this was be-
cause she shrank from tho responsibility
of saying what she knew would cause
his certain death, and the mob SO regard
cd II. 1t was proved at tho coroner's
inquest yesterday that Meadows had
previously ravishcd negro girl, and the
crowd this morning concluded that this
solved what little doubt there was 10 his
being the ravisher in this case, an,i go
swung him up and riddlGd his body with
bullets. Ills body hangs at the mines
now, about one-hGlf mile from the scene
Of his crime, He protested his inno-
CenCc to the last,
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PRINCE pIsMARCK
Replies to Herr ltlchter aud Donouness tho
Liberal Press.

Liberal Press.
BERLIN, Jan. 15.-princo Bismarck
was present at the meeting ofthe Reich
stag to-day.
He made n speech in which he dispar.
aged the reports recently published in
the newspapers concerning tho British
Niger Company.
Count Herbert Bismarck said the mat
ter was being arranged between the Eng
lish and German Governments.
Herr Richter made n speech In which
he criticised the Investigations which
had been made by the Government, with
a view to the suppression Of the slave
trade in Africa.
Prince Bismarck replied to Herr Rich.
ter, and took occasion to denounce tho
lack OF patriotism displayed by the Lib
eral press, which, he said, was seeking to
Cmblrrass the policy Of the Fatherland
for the benefit Of foreigners.
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A Cleyelnnd AInn Cnlla.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. l6,--During The
afternoon Hon. s. II. Everett, Of cleye-
land, Ohio, had a long private confer
enco With tho I'TeSidenkeIeGt He slqt:
cd that his visit was q social one, but II
ID suspected, that political matters were
discussed as Mr.. Everett was also In
conference with Col. John O. New dur
Ing tho afternoon. II could not be
learned that Everett was advocating
any particular name rs q Cabinet guam
tity, He 10 known, however, TO Ge au
ardent supporter OF ex-senator Plat,
but declined to tell whether ho urged
Nj, platts appointment or what passed
IL lIiS Goniertnpe With tho Prosldent'
olecL He returned home thia evening
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"SOiB' wORKNES ATTACKED
Hy sslTS,yiod White Caps, and Nsarl
ll,ntsn 70 Death.

nvnten TO Death,
PlTppIELD, Mass, Jan, l5. Last might
two OF the new hands, Paul Purdy and
Joseph Leaurer, who are working in the
Monument mills in place OF striking
weavers, after finishing their work start
ed iorhOme, When they reached a dark
piece Of woods they were confronted by
fifteen masked men, who announced
themselves as "White Caps who beat
and kicked them into ipssnsibility, leay-
ing them in tue roadway, Purly was
the worst sufferer, being bruised and
blackened from head to foot.
The pair reached their house late at
might, utterly exhausted from loss OF
blood, Purdy was unconscious all night
aud the doctors feared he would die, but
he Is improved this afternoon, The affair
causes much excitement aud further
trouble Is feared, Tho mill owners pro-
pose to punish the offenders II caught,
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Special DIpdtch 10 ne IlielliPenetT,
CHARLESTON, w. YAo Jan, 15,-In the
House to-day there was spirited debate
by Moore, OF Harrison, Meyer, Of Kama.
wha, and Hanen, OF Marshall, Republi-
cans, and Sprigg, OF Hardy, Democrat,
over a proposition to refer to the Flee
tiou Committee, when appointed, the con.
tests OF freeman (Democrat) against
Bandy (Republican) from Mcdowell
county, and Davidson tDemoCrat against
Mcader (Republican) from Mercer. by
a strict party vote tho House decided
this action was now in order, The Dem.
ocrats show q determination TO push
these contests. Gu. II.
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ONE JUROR SECURED,
The Trial of Zach Taylor, the SIcCausland
Murderer,

The Trial of Zach Taylor, the SIcCauslanl
Murderer.
WAYNgsHuRa, Pa, Jau. l5,-The trial
Of Zach Taylor for tho MCCausland mur.
der, commenced in the Criminal Court
this morning. The court room was
filled with spectators TO such an extent
that largo crowd on the outside was
unable to gain Ndmittance. The work
OF impauneliug the jury was commenced
shortly alter court convened, but when
the noon recess was taken only one
Juror had been selected. The Common
wealth is represented by L, T, Andrews,
OF Youngstown, o., and I, r. HUFF and
Il. 4. DOwney, Of Waynesburg. j. Il,
Sayres, OF this city, appears for the de-
iense,
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rheY Wnnt ille Flrht.

NEw YoRR, Jan. O.-sullivan's sports.
man in the city has received a letter
from a prominent sportingman, a resi-.
dent Of Elpaso, Texas, stating that he
would not only guarantee Sullivan aud
Kilrain $4,000 10 fight there, but would
also give asslranpes that 10000 Mexi.
cans would he present ut the fight and
prevent tho authorities from interfering
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ISpIANAroms, Jan. 10, : The Ohio
Electors met this morning prior to start
ing'to General Harrison's and unani.
nously chose the Hon. s, I. Everett, Of
Cleveland, TO act as their chairman and
spokesman. About II o'clock they Wis.
tied the President-elect and were cor.
dialy received by both the General and
Mrs, Harrison.
As the Ohio Electors were about to
take their leayc, the Illinois Electors
were announced Gnd were likewise re-
cpivhd
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STARTED our FOR A WALK,
The Mysterious Disappearance of n Well
Known lIrOOlIlynits.

The Mysterious Disappearance of Well
Known Droolslynite.
NEw YopK, Jan, 15.-Mr George
Hannah, the Librarian of tue Long
Island Historical Society, in Brooklyn,
is missing, and his family and friends
have become 80 anxious over such an
extraordinary incident in his remarka-
bly, methodlcal career that the police
authorities Of both cities have been
asked TO assist in u search for him.
Mr.. Hannah was at his desk in the
Library on Saturday, and he remained
at work until 3 p. M, when lie put on
his hat aud coat and told his assistant
that he was going for q walk. His
friends have not heard Of him since. 1t
is known that he has been suffering
from insomnia for two or three months,
hut he has not shown any evidence Of
mental arrangement,
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HUSBAND LONG MISSING
Heard From on III. Dealh.Ded-ThO wifi
since Married,

Heard From on Ills Deaih'Ilcd-TllS Wife
Since Married.
OApia, O., Jan. 15.-.Jack Burns enlist
ed at Cadis in 1871 in Company /, Thlr.
tecntl Ohio Volunteers. He had a wife
and one child. Ho was mustered out in
Texas at the end Of tho war, but never
returned, aud he was long since sup.
posed to be dead. His wife married
George Green, and lives in Cambridge,
Ohio, where her son by her former hus.
band also resides. Mayor Moore, OF
Cadiz, has Just received q luessage from
the father, Jack Burns, who calls for his
son John to come to him in Texas. The
message states that the father Is dying,
and desires tn plaOo in his sons keeping
important papers now in tho possession
OF the father. This is the first word the
mother and soil have heard from tho
father for nearly twenty.iour years.
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rn Illow IN AmorIonns.

KANSAS CRY, Jan. I'D. y, Hogard,
residing ut IA Locust street, received
through the mail dynamite cartridge,
accompanied by q letter which intima-
ted that tho dynamite was powerful
enough TO blow up the largest building
in Kansas City. Mr.. Hogard was asked
to take care OF the dangerous charge un-
til such time us the sender would call
for II. The letter was gigned hiSngllshv
man, who expects to blow up o number
OF Americans In revenge for the killing
Of Brooks who was hanged at st. Louis
Inst simmer,
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GRRESsBuRo, PA, Jan. 15,-About one
o'clock this morning while Officer Ben
May, OF scottlale, was attempting to ar.
rest Bert WOshabaugh at his brother.in-
laws residence In bridgeport, a suburb
Of Mt. Pleasant, Washabaugh drew a re-
volver and shot lliMsell through the
breast, dying almost instantly. He was
Chargel'with the larceny Of $500 from
his father, a couple OF months ago.
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.YHH VHIYHCHAPHL EIBND.
Believed to Have Been Captured
in Tuuis, in Africa,
WITH A GANG OF OUTLAWS.
Tho Evidences Seem Clear as to his
identity Like Atroelpus Crimes
to tho London Murders Arc
Committed in AfrIea.

TuSIs, Jan, l5,-The police here have
captured gang oirobbers and assassins,
Among the members Of the gang is a
man,who is believed to have perpetrated
therccent revoltipgmurdeB Of "a number
OF women In the WhiteChapel district OF
London, The British Consul here has
forwarded 10 his government all the
details connected with the arrests, The
supposed White Chapel murderer Is
charged with having committed in
Tunisya murder similar 10 those COM
mitted in White Chapel, The man hes
confessed that he recently lived in
White Chapel, III
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snMErllISa WILL HAPPEN
To-day, but Nobody Knows what-Demo'
cratic Prstcxts.

To-day, hut Nobody Knows WhAt-DemO'
tt.I' cratic Prstcxtp
SPetLel piipaieh 10 te tnlelliGaccr.
cnARLKsros, W,vAs Jan. 16.-Dcmo'
cra.s who havo bean publicly denounc-
Ing the Republicans for obstrpltlpg
business by refusing to organize the
sopato, who have been declaring on the
door Of the senate with q great flourish
Of trumpets and beating Of tom toms,
that they were 30 eagcr to do II that ne.
publlcans had only 10 name their man
and tho Democrats would help 70 elect
him-thpse eager, bowling patriots TO:
night took the back track aud scattered
lie a flock Of sheep, when tho Rcpubll.
cans took them NJ their word.
Colonel HnydCr was eleOt9d President
the vote was ann0unOed, and tho fgs4l IL
was about 10 be declared, when tic
Democrats, contrary TO custom, took
water.
This yeS Mo moro remarkable because
In their speeches t1,dBy, ~ vel as ~
private conferences with Republicans
they had said they would help 70 elBCl
any Republican whom that side Yanted
Their refusal 10 keep thelr public ant
private promises dlsposes final! Y and lol
all time Of their pretext, and shows ina
they arc the obstructlonists aud that lol
some reason they are not ready 70 OF
garize and 10 on With business.
Col. It, QlAit, 81 Judge Fleming
counsel, said that II he had been prCspr
and able % influence his irlends, III
would certainly
HAVE BROUdHT ABOUT Az RLHotioN,
but II he had been present some cthe
excuse would have boon found, for lh
Democrats arc fertile in inventions
especially excuses,
A plausible explanation 10 that th
leaders have discovered that they ar
not yet ready 10 10 into jolns assembly
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HEhrSA, Nj. n, Jan, 1O.-'rhu return
Of Russell u. Harrison to his home and
business in this city for brief period,
after a long absence, was made theoCcA.
dion OF q grand banquet, given IN his
iiohor BY l6b leading tltlsens o. Helena
oi both political parties; Mi. Hafrilhn
hns been an ablC worker in tutthefing
iho nomination and election Of hls
iathvr, General Harrison, 10 the highest
Office In tho land. His welcome home
wns generous and hearty, and his buBl,
t,ess as5oGIites Ind itieldP were tejoiged
10 rFOot him, Tho banquet Wa thC
presteSt event Of the season IN tho Mon
iana CnpltAl,
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MRS. GOULD'S FUNERAL.
Arrangements Perfected for tho Obsequles
and Interment.

arrangements tbrteCtoN Tor thp ODseuulea
aud Interment.
NEw YoRE, jan. l5.-The arrange
ments for the funeral Of Mrs. Jay Gould
are now complete, A great many flow.
ers will bo brought in from the conser'
vatories at the Gould country residence
ut Irvlngton, on the Hudson. After s u.
IN, tomorrow tho relatives OF the family
will be admitted to the house, where
arrangements have been made to ac-
commodate three hundred people, but
none except relatives are expected 10 be
present.
The funeral service will take place at
$3.50, It will be conducted by the Rev.
John h. Baxton, Of the West Presby.
terian church, aud by the Rev. DR.. Ter.
ry, OF the First Dutch Church. The
choir Of the West Presbyterian Church
will also bo present and will assist at the
service. As soon us tue services are fin.
ishrd the family will be left alone with
their dead until about midday when
the funeral Cortcge will start for Wood.
lawn Cemetery, The hearse will DO fol.
lowed by only nine carriages, in which
will be the immediate relatives. No
one else will accompany them except
DR.. Terry, who Is to conduct the service
at the grave. Mr.. Gould's health Is
somewhat impaired by the long vigils he
has kept by the sick bed, but it Ia. ex-
pCcted that he will be able to accom-.
pany the remains to Woodlawn.
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CHICAGO, Jan. l5,-A dispatch from
Helena, Ark, says: Dan Reynolds, col.
ored, was taken out Of his house satur-
day night and whipped SO severely that
he has since died. He was tied to a tree
and his Captors, nine in number, used a
piece Of wire from batbed wire fence.
Reynolds made a statement before his
death and gave the sheriff the names Of
his assallants, seven Of whom are under
nrrnsI
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cHrrleS slunltions of War.

NEW YoRk, Jan. l5.-The steamer
Saginaw sailed to-day for samana, St.
Domingo City, and Puerto Plata, The
agents Of tile Clyde line admitted that she
carried sixty cases Of rifles aud two
hundred thousand metallic cartridges
consigned TO Samoa. Haytien Minister
Preston requested Collector Magone 10
prevent the shipment, but that official
claimed ho had no inrisdiohon.
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no conyInce PeopIe ID Va. q nad Man

GAINESVILLE, TEX, Jan. l5-Joe Nc.
Laskey, q German farm hand workinga
few miles cast of town, came here satur-
day night, got drunk, bought new
Winchester, and started home, firing
promiscuously at all the stock and peo-
pie he CHANGED to pass on the road. For.
tunately no one was hurt. When ar
rested, be gave us his reason that he
wanted to convince the people he was u
had man.
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Three Glrl. nutnen lo pentl,.

NEw YoRx, Jan. 15.-A fire at noon to.
day in the New York Patent cigar box
factory, at III Fifth street, caused a
damage Of 5000 and the loss Of three
lives. Five girls were at work upon the
upper floor aud two were carried down
the ladder by the flrcmen. The other
three lost their liyes. They were Jose.
phine Farenkopi, about 20 years old
Lena stfaub, "a years old, and Barbara
Appel. The girls had been sulIocated by
the dense smoke, and their bodies were
not badly burned,
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. 15.--wesley Barrett, q
hali.brced Creek Indian, and noted
desperate, who hns committed many
murders, was shot last Saturday by Wal
lace McNaC, a Creek Indian, who lay In
ambush iof him near 0knulgee, and
when tho daring outlaw appeared
emptied both barrels Of his shot gun,
loaded with buckSht into his body, kill
ing him instantly.
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FROlI iIlACK ~ WHITE.
A Coiotsd sian slowly Assuming tie fairsr
Hue OF tiiH Caucasian,

Hue Of the CnhUaAlnn'
NoRroLE, Va, Jan, l6.-'Tho appear
anCe Of q colorcd man, with tho body
and hair Of an Ethiopian and the face Of
awhite man, in tho Corporation Court
hero to-day caused a sensation. Tho
man gives Ills tamU AZ pauldo White,
and tells a strange tale. lie says ho was
Until a iow years ago very black man,
aud that while al work In potato.patcll
he received a sunstrOke, aud his lace
Immediately began TO turn white. Since
then tho skin has been getting tairer
daily, and now, with tho exception Of q
few dark blOtchOs, bis face presents the
same appearance as that OF q white man,
lie SAYS these blotChCs atO slowly fading,
and the white Is extending down Ills
neck 10 hib body,
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15.--Nilss Mary
Anderson appeared at the Chestnut
Street Opera House this evening in "a
Winters Tale" aud was cordially 70.
celVed by tho very large audience which
filled the building In every part, many
ladies standing throughout the perform.
allCo. Miss Anderson Is enjoying ex'
Cellpnt health,
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STEEL RAIL PRODUCTION,
a Comparison between the Tonnage OF
1883 and 1887,


1858 and 1887.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan, l5,-The Bulletin
Of the American Iron and Steel Associa-
ton gives the following details OF the
production Of Bessomer steel rails in
this country:
Total for 1883, !, 1928, ,O57 net tons. Total
for 1857, 2,200,l07 tons. Tho decrease
in 1888, rs shown, was 7G2, lao net tons,
or CSC, 1852 gross tons, which the Bulletin
says Is greater than tue total production
in 1870, when Bl0,GS2 gross tons were
made. The consumption Of steel rails
in 1883 was fully 100000 gross tons less
than 1887, the imports in 1883 having
declined about 1900 tons as compared
with 1887.
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scaASToS, PA, Jan, i5,-,rhe bank Of
Congressman Dunnell, at Tunkhannock,
Las been forced 10 suspend owing to a
run, due 10 tho rumor that an execution
lof 100000 had been lssled against tho
bank, which Mr.. Bunpsll was unable 10
meet,
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DuBllS, Jan. 5.-Archbishop oroke
has donated ESQ to the fund for the re.
lief Of ovictcd tenants. In his letter nc.
companying thodonation the Archbishop
says; "Therc is no other land, savage or
civilized, where such scandalous and un.
Christianlike scenes could DO enacted
without fierce contest aud even blood.
shed, The sending OF Crown forces 10
dcinolish tho dwellings Of the poor for
the benefit Of the pampercl few Is q
crime that cries to Heaven for yenge.
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