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SAID liz LOVED llER,
And then Tried to XIII Hor-A Sensational
Shooting.

And then Tried to XIII IIcr-A Sensational
Shooting.
Special DiSpiteh 10 The Ha,eLigencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 2S.-John
Hankins, colorcd, yesterday morning
went to the house OF Emma WOODWARD,
colored woman, and finding her in bed,
told her to get up. She did as requested.
and while she was dressing he proceeded
to drink the whisky from Il bottle stand
ing on the mantelpiece, after which he
told her to como to him. According to
her story, as he approached he threw
his arm around her neck aud saying
EN-, l love YOU" placed a pistol to the
back part OF her head and fired, the ball
ranging to the left and upward, coming
out about three inches from where It
entered. The wound is not serious
one, although quite painful. Haukius
WIS arrested and will huve his preiimi-
nary examination as soon AZ his victim
is able to appear against him. He ex.
pressed his intention to kill her Just be-
fore starting to the house.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 2s.-About 8
o'clock this morning fire was discovered
in small frame house on the corner OF
State and Fifth streets, occupied by
Robert Virtel as grocery aud residence.
The alarm was given by Mrs. Virtel, who
jumped from the second story with a
child in her arms. Two other children
were in the burning building, but the
tiremen at great risk succeeded in rescu.
ing them. Mis-. Virtel, who was in a
delicate condition, was badly injured by
her fall, and all were shockingly burned.
Tho youngest child, aged three years,
will probably die. The others are six
and eight years Of age respectively. The
victims are now at the Emergency Hos
pital. Mr.. Virtel is absent in st. Louis.
The property loss was small.
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Miners and Operators Convention.

CHICAGO, April oS.-A joint conven.
tion OF the Northern Illinois nine own.
ers and mine workmen assembled in the
Coal Exchange here to-day. Nineteen
operators and tbirty-four woskmen's
delegates were present, including John
.: Rae, President Of the United Mine
Workers, OF America, State Master
Workman Scale, and State Secretary
Howells. After the general discussion,
mainly rs to competition with Indiana
and Ohio, President Rae moved that a
committee Of three owners and three
workmen be chosen to consider the
permanent organization Of the conyen.
ton and to adopt mode OF procedure.
This brought out long debate develop
Ing that the Northern operators would
not pied ge themselves to any wage scale
unless the Southern Illinois operators
were present at the convention. Finally
a motion was adopted instructing the
Secretary to telegraph to all the opera.
tors in the State, not present in the con-
vention, an Invitation to be here
Wednesday morning, to which time the
convention adjourned.
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SAN FRAScIsco. April 2S.-The Presi.
dent Of the Athletic club last night re-
ceiyed a dispatch from Clark, the friend
and adviser OF John L. Sullivan, and
with whom President Fulda has been
conducting the corresponding looking
to fight between Sullivan and Jackson, ,
saying Sullivan would accept the Cali.
fornia Clubs proposition after his Mis-.
sissippi allairs are settled, June % next.
He still maintains that the winner
should take the whole purse, as /.
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PIrrsDuRon, Pa, April 2S.-The Bal
timore 4 Ohio Railroad Company to-day
granted tie demands Of their employees
for an advance, giving the day conductors
81 10 and night conductors s. 90. The
day brakemen will be paid So SO and
night men $40, ten hours to constitute
a days work. This is the first break in
the railroad lines.
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Fire md lslootl.

New ORLEANS, April eS.-Thc steam
gin and saw mill Of John Lawrence, in
Sparkley county, three miles from Roll.
Ing Fork, Miss, was burned Saturday
night. The loss is small. Fifty or sixty
Of Mr.. Lawrence's tenants were quartered
in the sin mill and in their efforts to cs
cape from the fumes seven were drowned
The building was surrounded by water
seven feet deep. They had taken refuge
there from the overflow, and it is stated
that their carelessness caused the fire.
The report that several lives had been
lost is confirmed. A family named
Watson, numbering FIVE persons, was
drowned.
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French Elections.

PARIS, April es.-M, Delabuch, Repub.
llcan, has been elected Deputy for Cor
reze, defeating the Boulangist candidate
whose election was quashed by II O
Chamber Of Deputies some timo since.
The returns OF the municipal elections
show that twelve Republicans, cipLt
Conservatives and one Boulanyist In, a
been successful. Fifty-ninc supplemer-
tary ballots are necessary, the chances in
these being in favor OF forty-two Repub-
lIcans, four Conservatives and thirteen
Boulangists, '''se'
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New YonK, April es.-7o'Donovan
Rossa was convicted OF criminal libel in
the court OF Oyer aad Tesminer tonight
before Judge Anderson, with recon.
mendation to the extreme mercy Of the
court. His printer, Wm. II. Hendrick-
son, who was indicted with him, was
acquitted. Rosa was indicted for calling
P.S. Cassidy, "a British spy" "and publish.
ing q similar libel in his paper the United
lrishmaa. The jury retired at s o'clock
and rendered their verdict at $50 u. m.
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UH[UIHBLpT IEUGfHI.
To Mr. John Mouat. 4ait Collector, Chicago posi
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Irish Strikers MAY bc Prosecuted

DUBLIN, April os.,-It is the intention
OF the directors OF the Great Southern
and Western Railway Company to pros
ecute the signal men in their employ for
leaving their work without giving apv
notice Of their intention. Archbishop
Walsh has written letter to the direct.
ors suggesting that they postpone the
taking OF legal steps against the signal
men until the strike is settled, He nlso
suggests that in the meantime confer.
ence be held between the directors nnd
delegates appointed by the railway EN-.
ployeB. '" '"''
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French Editor. Sued for I.,,.,

PARIS, April 2s.-Actionsfor r. ho,.o
oeen Drought against the Nutin, Syir and
fart' National, by the Comtesss Kesslor
daughter ol Admiral Lynch. These M.
pets have yariously charged the C,om,.
esse with being an emissary OF G"r.
many; with making her residcncm. m ue,- ,a,,
dezvons Tor the enemies OF the Rennhi;d iIn'
mobilization plans. '9u'ahgers
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AProfessor Ruined by Opium.

MlLLEnsvlLLE, April o3.-Dr. Howard
E. Randall, formerly professor at Mil
lersville State Normal School, who
recently abscouded from New York,
where he had been practicing medicine
ior year, leaving obligations Of various
kinds behind him, is now located at To.
ronto, Canada.
His ruin was accomplished by the use
o. opium. He originally hailed from
: Bucks county. but after biz graduation
here became professor Of bellies lettres
" the Normal School. It ia believed
since reaching Toronto he has entered
one Of the universities there. ~"
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lilE lsank l)lvl,lunls,

NKw YoRk, April 9s.-News from
Europe states that the capital for the
new bank OF Fomento to be established
here is practically secured. This iusti.
tuition has So 1900 nominal capital,
oue.tiith paid in. The banks are cener.
ally doing M excellent business. The
national bank OF Mexico will pay II per
cent. this year, and the Lonlon bank 20
per cent. u
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Floods Mt Dallns. Texas.

DALLAS, TEXAS, April 2S.-The water
last night. ran through the windows Of
the first floor Of the Dallas elevator and
damaged large amount OF wheat rs well
us the machinery and betting. The St.
Louis Press Brick Company aro heavy
losers, rs well as Allensworth 4 Russey.
mentioned in yesterdays dispatches.
Two thousand bales OF cotton were
soaked ut the compress, at the foot OF
Lamar street, and the Dallas Brewing
Company will suffer considerably from
Inconvenience caused by water. The
city water works are useless, and water
for making STERN and sprinklins the
streets is getting very scarce. The dam.
age done by the flood in Dallas will
amount to several hundred thousand
Aollpra
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What It Costs

Must be carefully considered by the
great majority Of people, in buying even
necessities Of life. Hoods Sarsaparilla
commends itself with special iorce'to the
great middle classes, because it combines
positive economy With great medicinal
power. It is the only medicine Of which
can truly be said 100 Doses One Dol.
lar" and bottle taken according to di.
rections will average to last a month.
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VIII lie De cidel Tu.Dnv

PlrTsnrRGn, Pa, April 2S.-The Execu.
tive Board Of the Federation Of Railroad
ers held conference this afternoon, but
nothing was done, as minority OF the
Board was present. Tho other members
Will arrive in the morning when a meet
ing will take place at 10 o'clock, when a
settlement or strike will probably be
ordered -H....l
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TllN IurknXfnnt GIaI.l

The oil "boom" is a slayer in the Tur.
keyioot territory. The opening OF spring
has produced unprecedented activity
throughout the whole field and an i'm.
mense number Of new wells are being
put down. Over two hundred wells are
now producing oil in this territory, and
their output is many thousands OF barrels
Il day. The territory has been pretty
well defined, and few busters are now
being struck. All over the field derricks
are being erected, and large number Of
new wells are expected in in a few days
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In Favor Of viulence.

PARIS, April 2s.-A meeting OF An.
achists WAS held at Lyons yesterday, at
which speeches were made favoring yio-
lence by the workingmen on the occa.
sion OF the labor demonstration on MAY
|: Eleven OF the participants in the
neetlns who were most active in favor
ing incendiary action were arrested
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CHICAGO, April ga $4,000 FIRE oc-
Cured tonight in Dickinson Bros. 4
Kings warehouse. The United States
bonded warehouse adjoining, was dam.
aged $4,000. Dickinson 4 King, dealers
in plaster and cement, suffered the bulk
OF the loss, the remainder, which was
slight, falling upon b. Allemaud 4 Co.,
liquor merchants, and ]. D. Oliver, OF
South Bend, Ind, owner Of the struc.
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hit His Wife With u Beer Bottle

CLEyELANp, O., April 2s.-At Findlay,
g., last night William Flannery struck
his wife on the head with a beer bottle,
causing injuries which, will produce
death: Flannery was Intoxicated and
his wife wanted him to stay at home
He became angered and assaulted her
He is under arrest, {. :
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Prominent Citizen Disappears.

CHICAGO, April 2S.-Charles Randolph
Long, a we'll known resident Of Chicago
and very prominent in business circles,
disappeared from his home at South
Evanston, Wednesday afternoon, aud
has not been heard Of since. Mr.. Long
has been in poor health for some time.
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WASHINGTON, April 2S.-Representa.
tives often Of the seventeen nations par
ticipatine in the International American
Conference this morning signed the
agreement drawn up by the Conference
for the settlement by arbitration OF the
differences and disputes between them.
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Two Collicrics Shut Down,

MAuASoY PLANE, Pa, April 2s.-Buck
Mountain Colliery, at Buck Mountain
and Middle Lehigh Coliery, at New
Boston, will suspend operations to.mor.
row for an indefinite period. Both mines
are operated by the Middle Creek Goa
Company. -Four hundred men will bt
thrown out Of employment.
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CHICAGO, April 2S.-"This is what l
call u handsome thing for cabinet oiIi.
Ger to do, said Postmaster Sexton to-day
as he showed the following letter ad.
dressed to one OF his men.
OFFICE OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL, !
WASHINGTON, D. c., April q. J
(Fersonalj
, DEAR Sin: I have read with great in.
terest the newspaper accounts OF your
bravery in defending the mails entrusted
to your charge against two robbers, and
| beg to thank you for this sturdy exam.
pie OF fidelity and duty. These exhibi-
tions Of courage. while no more praise.
worthy perhaps than the steady devotion
and nerve Of the postotlice force in gen.
eral, do more good than you are aware
OF. Yours truly,
John WASAMAKER,
Postmaster General.
To ur. John Mouat. Matt Collector, Chicago Post
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VlESSA, april 2S.-Additional dco,h.
resulting from the riot at Biala make ,hn
total number OF victims II. The bur.o.
master Of Marshan has been Threatened
'; Win death lor forbiddinp n demous,ra.
E., !!eh On May day. The burgomast"r' "f
a.ockeran, STOCK. whose house contains .vno. n.
goIue, has received letter war1in', ~ Ia"
.I .i.'! lnat MS house will be burned nni
1haI not q Jew will escape alive an1;. ni.
Galicia. 5' 'eN ~ hoioinca,
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MISSISSIPPI FLOODS.
The Relief Steamer Dakotah on
Hand at the Right Time.
HOW 4 LEVEE WAS SAVED.
Tho Water Is Now Rcccding, aud All
Fears OF Further breaks Arc Gone
-Govcrnmcnt Aid for the Sur.
fcrGrs In the South,

NEW ORLEANS, April 2S.--A special I,
the Daily States from Baton Rogue, In.
says: Tho relief boat Dakotah laid a
Martinez crevasse all OF last night. The
break Is virtually closed. The laborers
on the Dakotah, together with tho Other
hands, began sacking at $50 o'clock yes.
terday morning. Nearly 100000 sacks
were dropped in front OF the crib work,
and ut o'clock tho back water had fallen
three feet. Atintervals the water would
set the best OF tho workmcn and rush
through small aperture with lightning
like speed, cutting deep channel under
the cribbing. Such places were danger.
GUS and whenever they occurred tho on.
tire force would be concentrated on the
danger point aud hundreds Of sacks
dropped then into the hole.
This morning the crevasse was barely
leaking, but there is no great suilciency
OF sacks. The Dakotah came up TO Baton
Rouge for another load OF sacks, arriving
here at | ! o'clock. She will loud imme.
diateiy and will return to the crevasse
this afternoon, aud unless something oc.
ours to change the programme, will 6e in
New Orleans Tuesday.
Mr.. James D. Houston who has been
at Martinez ever since the break author.
ICES us to say that had it not been for
tie timely aid Of the Dakotah Martinez
crevasse would not now have been
closed. The relief boat made two trims
from the capitol to the break, carrying
nearly $4,000 sacks. Having them there
at hand enabled the wotkmeu to usc
them Mt the proper moment to protect
the crib work and prevent its washing
out.
Mr.. Houston also stated that the credit
for the successful fight agairs, the ere.
vase was due to Mr.. William Cummings,
roadmas'er oi the Valley road. lie De.
veloped all the plans and left it to AIr, !
Houston and others 10 see that it was
carried. General Manager Harahan, OF
the Mississippi Valley railroad, is on The
scene and will remain until the danger
is over. The river is steadily declining
and all fears Of further breaks are gone.
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Arrested! for Uorsa Stealing

BARSEsvlLLE, April 2S.-A veterinary
surgeon named J. L. Griffith, hailipg
FROM Jefferson county, was arrested this
afternoon by Marshal Renner. He is
charged with stealing horse from Will.
lam johnson, Of sarahsyille, Noble coun'
ty, last week.
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FVK SHORT HOURS.
The Contest OF tho WOrkInEmcn In Now
a H,urtro.1 Ikn,yf,,

The Contest OF tho WorkIngmcn In Now
England to Begin Alny1.
BosToN, April. aS-The Globe to-day
publishes an article showing the stu.
alton in New England, regarding the
labor demonstration to take place May l.
It says that Boston and Worcester
will be the main battle grounds for this
State, in both OF which the contest will
be for working day OF eight hours.
The greater part Of 8,G00 carpenters
employed in Boston will strike for eigh!
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Taking PRECAUTIONS.

RoAr, April aS.--The Italian Govern.
mcnt has taken precautions looking to
the maintenance OF order on NAV
The project OF Bologne has forbjd,yeu
PROFESSIONS on that day. All the shnns
will be closed. e ''ops
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Injunction Against Intimidation

CHICAGO, April 2S'-Eugene Valleus
4 Co., cigar manufactures, secured an
injunction to-day from Judge Collins,
restraining their striking cigarmakers
from intinidating the men still at work.
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simply II C0nsrntulntnr,yt

LosnoS, April 2S.-A corresnn.,,u.
., ,,.oln Inc 1. 1'm's has discovered tha. an nj.
dress which was forwarded to tho fo,si,, m
powers by the exiles at yala.,., Io'e'tn
which was alleged to hav" ".'u.ss, un ana
en'unno!e sian oo,,a.u languape rs regarding Rus-
nIn . 1a,,Ss governmental aa, methods, was simnIy
nnhIie n ,slief ,r CONTEMPLATING tho french Eo-
"o,.e ibe rsvnIp ahu people upon the &C nienary oi
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sition sec this antiquated vessel during
her annual cruise throughout the great
lakes, 1t will become n matter OF dis.
credit to our government and excite
ridicnle from all who are familiar with
superior modern vessels OF other nations,
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BALTIMORE, MD., April 2S.-Ex.State
Treasurer Archer was presented to the
grand jury here to-day on a.charge OF
embezzIing $llS,0OO OF State funds.
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Toronto Carpenters Demands Grnutc cd.
Sptcial ulSnltch ID he Iut1lliuencrr

Toronto Carpenters Demands Granted.
Special Dispatch 10 The I"ttAigsnctr.
TORONTO. Ono, April "S.-The Car.
penter's Local Union, Of this place, held
a large joint meeting last week and con.
cluded 10 demand the nine hour day
system and an advance in wages. The
boss builders were notified OF tho dc.
sired change aud appointed committee
Immediately to wait on like one OF the
employees, who met on Thursday. After
y lengthy talk they arrived Mt n decision
that will give the carpenters the nine
hours day. Oh and after October lst, 1890,
ana an advance Of 10 cents day for
those receiving Sl.7O. The verdict was
not received joyiully on the part OF some
who claim that the building season will
be drawing to close at that period OF
the wear.
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Tnoy, N. Y, April os.-About 1880
o'clock .last night three slight earth.
quake trembles were felt at Saratoga.
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vii, WSL ~ ,"n no.sle Langhlin's Worm svrnp
VIII W wonders for the children, nv M il.
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hours, but thoy make no demand for n,
increase In the hour rate OF wages. The,
believe that decrease In honrs vii
cause an increase In wages, according t
the law Of supply and demand. Tht
carpenters arc 10 well organized ali
through New England, and even The
Canadian provinces, that there Is little
fear Of outside carpenters coming here
to take their places.
It is said that iu Worcester the paint.
ers, plumbers and skaters will ask for
nine hours, with the same pay they now
get for ten hours
Norcross Brothers and Darling Broth.
ers have announced that on May l they
VIII adopt nine hours for carpenters,
their mill hands aud other indoor work.
ers. In nine other cities III this State the
workingmen demand 4 working day Of
nine hours. In several cities the plumb.
ers, bricklayers and masons will demand
nine hours.
Tho quarlymcn and granite cutters in
Quincy will probably strike, "a the
bosses, while willing 10 grant the nine.
hour system, will not ngree TO tho price
per hour demanded by the workmen.
Strikes arc expected among the granite
cutters at Wesley, X. l., Concord, N. H.,
and Hailowell, Me. The mechanics ut
Portsmouth, N. H., and tho carpenters
ut Portland and Lewiston, Me-, demand
nine hours.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

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Daily Republican., 1890-03-07

Tho twelfth annual meeting Of tbe
Equitable Loan Association was held las'
evening at the Office Of William Z. Haw'
kline, No. 7l2 Market street. All the old
ofIlcers were ~ elected, except that DR..
w. 9. Winner Was elected one Of the Au.
diton In pace Of James n. Winner. TIE
tstal recsipts for the year amounted to
eSa 2l6. 80, and the assets ID or, 325. 81.
The eecond eeEieo II Year, old are valued
81 $50. %. prodts, e7 ,26;lo ysars, value,
el64.62, proeee z463; . year,, value,
el4a69. proetas $3.50; 8 yearA value,
ele404, prohtss 2&O4; years, value,
sos. "a, pronts. o2l.24; Q years, value,
e67.44, pro0th el6.44;v6 years, value,
e70.0S, psoata el0.65; 4 yssis, value, eB4..
u, prodh. ed1s; 8 ysaSs. ysius, eSs. 80
profts. 9aSo; 2 years. value, Ga 30
profits, % esnts. Tiers ars now 0sd
sharos 10 foFDn.