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lie FOUND Ills son,
Return Of Man Who Went Out to MILK
Cows A. Years Ago.

Return Of n Man Who Went Out to MIX
Cows ~ Years Ago. .a....
VANDAL1A, Ill, Oct. 2O.-Forty.seven
years ago Charles Adams married Miss
Sarah Houston, sister Of Supervisor NJ.
F. Houston and prominent farmer OF
this (Fayette) county.
Mr.. Mrs. Adams had lived together
just one year when, one evening, Adams
went out to milk the COWS, but did not
return aud was not heard Of afterward,
although Mr.. Houston travelled much
and spent great deal Of money in a
vain search for his bro.her-in.law.
Not long after Adams disappearance
a son was bornto Mrs. Adams, but the
birth resulted in the mothers desth.
fhe child was cared for by the Houstons
and grew to manhood and Is now living
on his farm, two and a half miles west OF
Vandalia. During his absence not the
slightest clew was had to Adams where.
abouts, and he was supposed to be dead.
About three weeks ago man, appar-
emily about rs years old, inquired II the
Houstons still lived there, and on being
informed that they did, left word that he
would return and visit them in about
three weeks. The stranger, who proved
to bo the missing man, made good his
promise, and on Friday returned to the
city.
Mr.. Adams did not a!sign any reason
for leaving home so abruptly, but said
that he was informed soon alter the child
was born that both the mother and child
had died, and knew no better until in.
formed by his friends here. Some four
or five years after the death OF bis wife,
Adams says, he married again and re.
sided in Troy, MY. Four children we're
born to them, all OF whom, together with
their mother, have since died. the tru.
ant father seemed over!oyed to know
that he. had living soh, and at once
procured a conveyance and started for
his home. ~. .l5'+., y&sE.,7.g1ii
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PINHEEToN SENT FOR.
A TERRIBLE STRUGGLE,
An InsRno Women too Much for Two Men
RS mud Kills HsrseIf


An lnsano Womon too Much for Two Men
nnd Kills Herself.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 20.-The vile OF
John Mueller, prosperous German
saloon keeper on Grand avenue, sudden
Iy became insane yesterday afternoon
and rushing into the parlor where her
husband was convcrsing with a friend.
Jacob AIautltlock, began firing at Inc
men with a revolver. She fired Elk shota
but none OF them took effect. All of
this time the men were dodying behind
articles OF furniture or running about
the room. Dropping the pistol, She
stood stlll for an instant aud both men
made rush to seize her, but before thew
could oVerPower her, she had produced
a second weapon and then ensued
most desperate struggle. The fran,i,.
woman was determined to blow ont her
own brains and fought like a tieresg to
accomplish her object. For nearly ion N
minutes the three struggled, the womo,,
screaming with all her power, FipaiIv
she wrenched herself free. She Yetrcat.
cd to the corner OF the room, placed tn,
tevolyer to her head and fred ipllic,iny
1 fatal wound, " - '''>''AH '''N''AH
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852
SOLID FOR RECIPROCITY.
important Action Taken by IInvnnn's
Chamber Of Commerce.

ss@poANhk tANtiVu Ahhtu Dy IlutHVhs
Chamber of Commerce.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 20.-The Secretary
OF State has received a copy OF the
Rddreas OF the Chamber OF Commerce oil
Havana to the Spanish Minister OF, the
Colonies, relating to reciprocity with
tho United States.
The statement that resolutions on
this subject were passed by the Chamber
OF Commerce was published few days
ago, and this communication sets forth
more fully that action.
The address strongly urges that q
treaty Of reciprocity DO entered into
with the United States, declaring that,
II this Ia not done promptly, Brazil,
which was first to the front with neyo.
tiations, will drive Cuba from the field,
The Minister Ia informed that Is tho
opinion OF the Chamber OF Commerce,
and all commercial leaders in Cuba, that
the United States must control the com.
mercial markets OF the world, as England
does the money market, and that il.
Cuban commerce Is not to be abandoned
they must look to the United States for
an outlet for their products.
The opinion Is expressed further that
the United States cannot be frightened
by threats Of reprisal, since such reprisal
would have to be upon products which
the Europeans are Obliged to have from
the United States. Thu address looks to
an exchange Of sugar and tobacco for
American farm products.
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A YOUNG GIRLS DEED.
She Shoots her Little Brother and Lenycs
Him to Die,

she Shoots her Little Brother and I.enyes
Him to Die.
NEwBuRG, N. Y, Oct. 2O.-Twenty
miles north of West Point is small set
llement called "stony Lonesome. =
There dwells George Rhinefield, his wife
and five children. The parents went to
New York, leaving the children at home.
on Saturday a neighbor visited the
mouse and found George, aged nine years,
lying on the floor. Blood was flowing
from wound in the left side of bis face :
No one else was there but child of three
years. The shooting was done with a
shot gun. The charge made ragged
hole with many scattering shot, tearing
away a part Of the jaw bone and NUM-.
Der Of teeth. Most OF the shot lodged 10
the roof of his mouth. A doctor took
seven shot out Of his tongue. The how
vas dying, and all he could say was,
Ida did it," Ida is his sister, sixteen
years old. After the shooting she walked
to Highland Falls and told her aunt she
had better go up to the house as George
had tits. The girl loaded the gun pre.
vlous to tho shooting, but whether the
shooting was purely accidental or inten.
tlonal ID not yet known.
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A DENSE FOG
Follows tho Storm-ratai Accidents on
..F War Shipy. .s|.

Follows tho Storm-EstAi Accidents OF
War ships. .u''.
LONDON, Oct. 2O.-The storm that pre-
vailed along the North British coast Sat.
urday was followed by denee fog
Vice Admiral Sir Michael Colme.Sey
mour and the 640 officers and men be.
longing to the British feet, who were
left on shore at Scarborough saturday
morning when the squadron put 10 sea
10 escape being blown ashore, made an
attempt to rejoin their vessel this morn.
Ing. The heavy sea that had been run.
ming had gone down and long search
In small boats was made for the ships,
but the fog was 80 thick that 1t was i'm.
possible TO find them and the boats re-.
turned to town. When the feet ran
out to sea the gunboat Speedwell had
only one officer on board. Shortly after
noon to-day the fog lifted sufficiently to
allow Of objects being discerned for
some distance, and tho fleet having re-
turned, the Vice Admiral was taken on
board the Campordown here. 1t was
!ound that while slipping the auchor
Saturday the cable had given way and
severely injured thirteen Of the crew,
their legs and arms and ribs being
broken. Three other vessels belonging
to the fleet have signalled that fatal &C.
cidents occurred on board Of them dur.
ing the storm.
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MIR. GLADSIONE'S TOUR

or scotlnnd-Narnlly Greeted Along the
Route.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-Mr. Gladstone will
be accompanied by his wife throughout
the tour of Scotland. They left Liver.
pool this morning. Four hundred per.
sons gathered at the railway station at
Wisan and Mr.. Gladstone was heartily
cheered. The crowd shouted that they
did not want him to make a speech, but
wanted him to reserve his voice, in
order to be able to speak in Midlothian
and demolish the Tories. Mr.. Glad
stone, nevertheless, made short speech,
in which he said that Midlothian knew
what to do itself. Nothing was left for
him to do in that respect. At Preston
hundreds Of persons gathered at the
station to welcome Mr.. Gladstone and
ne was loudly cheered upon his arrival.
When Carlisle was reached a crowd
numbering 1900 persons was found
waiting the coming Of the train. Mr..
Gladstone delivered an address here.
In the course Of his remarks, he said he
had no fear for Scotland, and hoped
that England would do as we'll in the
home rule movement as the people OF
the former country.
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70 meet at II a. N. instead OF ! D, m., al
heretofore, aud 10 devote the entir
morning session 10 buslness, and to hayt
ali popular meetings In the evening.
The following standing committed ecs 10,
next year were appointed:
10 visit Pennsylvania Female collepe
Kew. W. 0. Campbell, D. d., Rev. j. C
Bruce, D. D., Elder ?. ]. Locke. Tc
visit Wilson Female college, Rev. ], j.
Beacon, d. d., Rev. J. g, Bolton md
Coy. ]. A. Beaver. To visit LAFAYETTE
college, Rev. Alexander Alison, D. b.,
Kew. Il. 9. For, Hon. II. A. Knapp.
10 visit WashinRton.Jellerson college,
Rev. j. Il. Sharpe, D. D., Rev. r, ii,
Fulton, D. D., Rev. A. W. Spoorer. To
visit Lincoln University: Rev. ". NJ,
Mce, D. d., Rev. W. @. Rommel md
Rev. W. p. Fulton. 70 visit Western
Theological Seminary: Rev, q, G, Uerk.
man, D; D., Rev. r. s. Holmes, b, D.,
anu Elder Charles IL. Scott. Oa work
among the Germans: Rev. r. II, Full.
TON, u. D., Rev. Horny Schleuter, Rev.
John Richelson. and Elders Rober,
stevenson and r. l.. Sheppard. On
Narrative olthe State OF Religion: Raw
". A. Patton. Alternate, Rev. G. A,
Craven. " a.
A general resolution OF tl,anks to ,ho
three Presbyterian Churches Of Wheel.
ing; thelr pastors, trustees and members,
ana an the people in general, to the pub,
lishers OF the lNTRLLlagScrR for their
treatment Of the ministers Of
the synod, aud TO the Moderator. clerks
aud others WIS passed.
Alter the resolution was adopted Rev
Ut Ut. Edgar, President Of the Western
theological Seminary, addressed tho
Synod in behalf Of that institution.
The Committee on Overtures to the
General Assembly recommended that
the General Assembly pass upon the
question, whether or not the dissolution
oi the pastoral relations between nas.
tor and his charge by Presbytery. il |
sood ground for complaint on the part
oieitner the pastor or the church. AIao.
mat IN case the General Assembly dc. |
s,aes negatively, to say whether or not |
lug synod has the power to reverse the |
action OF the pfesbytery. This question |
;omes up on account OF the case OF Rpy.
VI. beaii, OF the Johnstown church, |
'sainst the Blairsville Presbytery.
AT the evening session the church was
9nly about half filled. Tho moderator
Kew. Or. Paterson, delivered an address |
'hanking the synod, clerks and the peo. |
pic OF the city for the pleasant and |
3 meeting Of the body which
heir Joint efforts had brought about.
Kew. Dr.. D. A. Cunningham spoke in
etsponse on behalf Of the people and the |
;;hurch, and gave short history OF the |
synod. Rev. d.. William Ii. Cooke fol.
owed DR.. Cunningham in short adj.
iress in the same vein.
:, me Moderator then offered prayer
,nu pronounce dthe benedictiou, and
ieclafsd H!a 80 the Synod closed to meet at the
'lrst Church Of Scranton, Pa. at II n
n, on the third Thursday OF October,
S0l.
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Rltchio County Republicans.

Special Di.patea 70 he Inie.hee,eer. ' j.
HARnlsylLLf,lW. Va, Oct. 2O.--To,day
was the FIRST day Of the Circuit Court
and field day for the Republicans.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson delivered a
magnificent speech to an immense
crowd, followed by ,Opl. R.. Il: Freer,
who istalways listened to NTH pleasure
in this county. Capehart, the Demo-
cratic farmer and banker candidate for
Congress, was here, but wisely held his
peace. Tho Democrats put up Dr.. M. S.
Hall, the Prohibition candidate for Con.
gress, to defend free trade. He made a
bad failure. Put Ritchie county down
for six hundred ma iosity ior Reynolds
and the rest OF the t:Cket. - - q q
The new oil well at Cairo is success
and much excitement prevails.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
a Young Man Shoots His Sweethenrt D., =,
Then Kills uimxoIf

d Young Man Shoots His Sweetheart Dead
Then Kills Himself.
CHARLTON, Iowa, Oct. 2O.-On satur.
day afternoon Elmer Oliver, a young
man OF 81 yeare, arrived here from Kan.
sas. Becoming intoxicated, he hired q
livery team and drove to the little town
OF Freedom, some twelve miles south oI
here. He Immediately went to the
larm house Of Mr.. Tuttle and requested
to sec bis daughter, with whom he wa.
IN love. After the two had conversed
lor !. "a. a s lev minutes, the young man re-
fused, saying she was too young. Olive,
then drew revolver and shot tho pir
Wrough the temples, causing instant
death. He then turne. the weapon upor
himself and fired ball through bis heac
10 exactly the same place he had sho
the girl. He lived till this merpipc
when he died. q
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Frightful Explosion.

y PlrTsnuRd, Pa, Oct. 20.-The boiler
OF shifting engine at the Eliza furnace
OF johnson 4 Lsughlin exploded short.
Y before noon, killing Engineer John
Flarly and Fireman Thomas McGutf.
Pieces OF the fging boiler struck and in.
iured Joseph Ferris and John CLARK,
employees at the furnace. Both will re.
cover. Flatley's body. was blown into
Monongahela river, distance Of flity
yards. The cause Of the explosion Il
not yet known, "a t.}s4- SiEisTl n
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FBiallop Kahn Mt Park ersburr,
Special Di,pa,ch to the Intsuige.tr.

Spteiut D1Sputch 10 Me lRttuIyeItSH.
PARKERsBuRa, IVA, Oct. oO.-Right
Reverend John J, Kain, Bishop oil
Wheeling, was given an enthusiastic re.
ception here tonight. He arrived on
the $50 train from Wheeling, and was
met at the depot by the City Band, the
Knights Of St. George and the Ancient
Order OF Hibernians. Entering a car.
riuge with Rev. Father Hickey md
others, he was escorted to st. Nayier's
Rectory, where a great audience had
collected in the street. A short and
happy address OF welcome was delivered
by Col. J. F. Partridge, 10 which the
Bishop replied in an address full OF leel.
ing and eloquence. 1t was heartily ap.
plauded. The audience to which lie
spoke flied the street for half square
or more,
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NOTED ARCHITECTS SUICIDE.
A. Ds Mullet shpnts liimself-Formerl
Supervising Architect.

a. IL. Ntullet Shpnts II,msslt-Formerly y
Supervising Architect.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 20.-Mr. A,
B. Mullet, one Of the best known archi.
tects OF this city, and for many years
Supervising Architect OF the Treasury
Department, shot himself this evening
at his reeidence. He had been in poor
health for a long time, suffering from
rheumatic and other complaints, but it
is thought that financial trouble was the
chief cause OF Mr.. Mullet's act. Mr..
Mullet was So years old and was very
we'll known all over the country. Since
his retirement from the Office Of Super.
vising Architect Of the Treasury. he has
devoted much OF his time to professional
business III Washington.
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Sptctdt Bispdtch to the iatG!itqtnco.
RAyRSswooD, W. VA, Oct. 20.-Thc
services OF Rev. ]. W. Griffith were
needed to'day Mt noon about ono mile
from town in hurry to solemnizs the
marriage OF Jack Graham, q prominent
young business man Of jackson Court
House, and Miss Matte Cox. OF the same
place. They were accompanied within
one mile OF town by Mr.. Kidd, from
the Same place. Having secured a Ii.
cense secretly before they lett town Mr..
Kidd drove in and escorted the minister,
MIR. Griffith, to the place where they
were waiting for him. They were de-
clared man and wife while seated in
their buggy, Mr.. Griffith remaining in
his. Then the couple returned home
for reconciliation.
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COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 20.-Senator.elect
Brico and other Democratic leaders Of
the State. are in conference tonight in
an effort to effect compromise in the
Legislative disagreement over the proper,
manner to settle question OF new:
board Of improvement for Cincinnati.
Several propositions have been made by
the elsment more nearly interested and
1t is thought an agreement will be
reached by tomorrow. '.
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SNUBDED GOV. CAMPBELL.
His MessaGe not Received by tho House.
Refused to Recognize Hls Secretary.

His Message not Received by tho House.
Refused to Recognize Hls Secretary.
CoLUNBUs, O., Oct. 20.-The lower
branch OF the Legislature convened at 4
p. m., the Senate having adjourned until
tomorrow. Governor Campbell sent 4
message to the House, but the Speaker
reinsed to recognize bis Private secre.
tary, and?an adjournment motion was
rushed through without having received
the message. Governor Campbell looks
uponthe action Of the Speaker as a per.
sonal insult. The message suggested !
that n non.partisan Board OF Improve
ments for Cincinnati be appointed by
the Mayor Of that city and an election
be held in April. j The message will 20
to the Senate tomorrow. t
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Deaths at S1racu8s.

SYRACUSE, N. y, Oct. 2o.-Dr. John
F. Boynton, the well known lecturer,
died at his residence in this city to-day.
Mary lyman, one Of the victims OF the
Leland hotel fire, died at St. Joseph's
Hospital this morning. She was q do.
mestic at the hotel, and jumped from a
window, and was also badly burned.
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SCOTTISH RITE MAS0NS..
Tho Supreme Council Of tho 1hirty.tliird
Degree Mt Washington.

Tho Suprcme Council OF tho Thirty.tliird
Degree Mt Washington. .i,,Et
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. e0.-The
Supreme Council lot the SD degree OF
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite OF
Free Masonry began it's regular biennial
session to-day in the Holy House Of the
vamnle Venerable. Grand Commander
Albert Pike presiding. At halt past
y nil Scottish Rite Masons, as high as
tho l4th degree, were admitted Into the
supreme room to hear tho Grand Com
mander's allocution, which was read by
Odell Squire Long, OF Wheeling. At 2
o'clock tho Supreme Council and proml,,
nent visiting NIasons were entertained
by the Grand Commander at luncheon;
Tonight tho Royal Order ol scotland
and number OF other, prominent
Affsdrs II1i.l t,5El 'Nf slss. .Ha VI. N =.
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West Virginia Pensi0ns.

epectR Dispmch TO the infeaiCtlcsr.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Oct. oO.-The
West Virginia pensions were granted as
follows: Orisinal-Jossph Masley, Ok.
ford; John L. Carman, Littleton; John
". Criswell, Moundsville; Ludim Rose,
Greenwood; John H. Snyder, Marion !;
y. D. Morgan, Farmington; Henry J.
Minced, Simpson; William Wigal,
Tyner; Thomas Alexander, Morgan
town. Iucrease-W. P. Hess, Tyron.
vile Mines; w. G. Myers, Bruceton
Mills; Samuel Nedrow, Clifton Mills;
". NJ. Baker, Bradshaw; Samuel Clark i,
Sheridan,
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MADE Ills own TOMBSTONE.
A Harpor's Ferry Mans Eccentric Freak.
SIayLsl Ills Own Grave,

HARpEn's FERRY, W. Va, Oct. co.
Larry Finlan, a native OF Ireland, and
for more than forty years resident OF
this town, and at one time an employe
Of the United States Army, died here
Saturday, aged Il years. The deceased,
about eighteen years ago, conceived the
novel idea OF making his Tombstone, aud
procured a piece Of slato three by five
feet, cut the apex In the form Of a cross,
chiseled his name, place OF birth, and
he would die between the years
Of 1888 aud 1890, cut the first three figures
on the face Of the stone, but not dying
at that time, he Cancelled the last figure
aad substituted '0," and rent tho tomb.
stone to his lot in the Catholic cemetery.
Mr.. Flnlan was buried yesterday, his
Tombstone being erected after the Giliug
OF his grave.
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ENDED IN A TRAGEDY,
WHO Stabbed to the Heart by Her
Husbands Mattress. Ha.r IW

"a "ito stabbed to the Heart by Her
Husbands Mattress. g
RASsoE, MlcH Oct. 2O.-ALrs. John
Barber, who came here to prevail on h or
husband to return to his home, was
stabbed to the heart by "Big Sadie" the
woman with whom he was living. The
BARRIERS lived at Lima, O., and a few
days ago Barber deserted his wife and
children and came to this place with
big Sadie" disreputable woman OF
Lima. He was followed by his wife,
who reached here yesterday. She went
to the house where her husband and thu
woman were staying and besousht him
to return with her to their home. Il,
seemed willing to do so when tho wo.
man interlered and in a Gt Of Jealous
rage plunged knife into Mrs. BARRIERS
breast, r
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, Oct. 2O.-The
lioness belonging to French 4 Co.'s
menagerie, which exhibited in Ander.
son recently, gave birth at that place to
five whelps. MIR. French found it nec-
essary to take the little fellows from
their mother, and he gave them to resi-
dents of Anderson, who are now engaged
IN trying to rear them up in the path
that ell good lions should go.n
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. eO.7secre-
tary Blaine said this morning. in answer
to an inquiry that the alleged interview
with him published in syndicate news!
paper letter in Washington and else
where Oh Sunday, touchiug "The speech,
oiWomen," was wholly q fiction. He had
never uttered n single word Of the matter
attributed to him.
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npll for. ltl,e Grand ,lury.

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-Nickolas sennott,
who is charged with perjury in connec.
ton with the naturalization Of voters,
Igast held 10 tho iedcrnl igrand jury in
$500 bonds this morning by Commits.
sioner Hoyne, who had heard tho eyi:
dence against Sennott. last Saturday and
reserved his decision n!until this morning.
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Hill Starts Out

ALBANY, N. y, Oct. 20.-Govarnor
Hill, accompanied by Assistant Adiu-
tant General John 5. McEwan, will leave
here on tbs flyer at :l5 p. m. today for
Cleveland. O., IL speak on "Democratic
principles" at different places in that
State. His first speech will be made at
Canton to-morrnw night. When the
Governor has finished his gements
in Ohio he will 90 to West Virginia on
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II lslrcl,ulI CniItv.

"ooDsTocK, OSr., Oct. 30. : Mrs.
west Jones had an interview with
Blrcball q day or two ago. They CON.
versed about the case, and in answer ,o
Dressing questions put by her Birchall
aecialed as omphatically as he could that
ne did not fire the shots which Ella ill.,
benwe1I, leaving her to suppose that % ha
had q confederate. He has st,1ck IN tb;o
story from the start-it is the onlv e s,n1n ,,,'s
he has stuck to-but great maioriiv % i,',y y
tne u people heseabouts still believe that