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A TEN CLUB SCHEDULE,
1he National League Finally Decitles- III
dianapolis In To Stick.

Tho National League Finally Dccitles- III
dianapolis In To Stick.
+" CLEVELAND, o., March G.-The final
meeting OF the League Schedule Com
mittee was held to-day. The sole busi-
ness transacted was the adoption OF a
ten club schedule, which was forced
upon the organization by the refusal Of
the Indianapolis club. to retire. The
League early decided not to use coercive
measures and when it became evident
that indianapolis was in to stick, the
last resort was the adoption OF the schcd-
u!e. Each club plays a fewer number
Of games than in former years and the
basis Of individual championship con-
test is figured on seven games in each
city with the nine different organiza-
zatlons: The season opens April 26 and
closes October II, =
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SAFE BLOWN OPEN.
An Informal Machine Used-Novel BurrIarv


An Internal Machine Used-Novel burglary
Perpetrated. T
CARRoLLToN, ILL.,, March CA novel
way OF blowing open safe was that
adopted by the burglar who secured all
the funds from the United Express Com.
pany's office last Friday night.
Z, AT first It was believed the explosive
had been blown through the cracks Of
the safe, but the agent recollects that on
fTiday afternoon a stranger entered the
Office and asked him to care for very
valuable package. This was placed in
the sale and has not since been called
TOR. It is supposed the package was an
internal machine with clock attach-
meut, ,J l.,,
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WASHINGTON, Pa, March 6.-The
Tyler Tube Works will start up on Mon.
day morning next, employing about 100
men. There will be great deal Of work
Tor them, rs the demand for tubes and
casing is great in the oil field. 1t is
probable that the company will erect
houses near their works Tor their men to
live in. II this is done there will proba.
bly, be company store in connection
with the works. @fF. z -ft'F7sg.-,
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BALTIMORE CONFERENCE,
Tho Ono Hundred md Sixth Annual Session
-L--. Mt CuMherlnni.

The Ono Hundred md Sixth Annual Session
m,H,. Mt Cumberland. ..
CUMBERLAND, MD., March 6.-The Bal.
timore annual conference Of the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church met yesterday
morning in the Centre Street Church OF
this city in the one hundred and sixth
annual session. The business consisted
largely Of the appointment Of committees,
the election OF conference officers and
the hearing Of statements of officers OF
educational institutions.
Bishop Merrill, Of Chicago presided.
Rev. W. T. D.. GLENN, OF Baltimore,
who will on Friday morning preach
sermsu in celebration Of his fftieth year
in the ministry. was the first man to
start a discussion. It was question OF
the title Of the Committee on Temper.
ance which Mr.. Clemm wanted changed
to Committee on Prohibition, DR.. G.
II. Payne, Of the Board Of Education,
made an address on the work Of the
board. 81 ..E g.U
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], RECOMMENDED FOR PARDON.
Harper, the Fidelity Bank wreckcr, MI
~ be RelcnseJl, - 81

Harper, the Fidelity Bank wreckcr, s1ny
~ tDe Iselcnsed. :-'|'
CoLuADus, O., March 6.-E. L. Harper,
the noted bank wrecker, has been
recommended by the Board OF Managers
OF the Ohio Penitentiary. for pardon.
The recommendation, with full his.
tory Of the case and the grounds for the
action, has been prepared and will DO
forwarded to President Harrison at
once. Harper was Vice President OF the
Fidelity National Bank and lost the
money Of the concern in Chicago wheat
deals. He was received at the Peniten.
tiary December l2, 1887, on ten year
sentence. BY the good time which he
has gained and will continue to gain, he
would have only little more than four
years to serve. .s..} .ylra1 r. ,t.,l III
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A Mystery Solved.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., March G.-The mys-
terry of the numerous attempts to wreck
trains on the New York, Pennsylvania
4 Ohio railroad in this vicinity has been
cleared at last. Detectives have been
working on the case for some time and
their efforts resulted in the arrest Of
George Esterly this morning. Esterly
broke down and confessed, duplicating
one Jordan. The object OF their desper-
ate attempts he refuses to give. e,
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WASHINGTON, DC, March c. The
President to-day sent to the Senate the
following nominations OF postmasters:
Pennsylvania-Johu 3. Emery, Viii
Transport; John A. Gilleland, Allegheny; !;
Mrs. Josephine Reid, Connellsville; !;
Augustus D. Welty, Greensburg; Owen
Fowler, Freeland.
Ohio-Matthew @. Mitchell, Martins
Ferry. =.
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PRINTER DONNELLY'S FAILURE

Moro Serious Than First Reported-Tle
|.f.I Liabilities $4,000. -
CHICAGO, March G.-The failure Of the
printers Of the Chicago City Directory,
R. R. Donnelly 4 Sons, proves to be
even more disastrous than was at first
supposed. Additional judgments were
entered to-day amounting to over $780,
600. The limit Of outstanding obliga-
tions was yesterday represented to be
100000. It is now understood from
attorneys interested in the case, that the
liabilities will probably reach Sl75, 900,
while the assets, as stated yesterday,
will probably not realize more than S40,-
600 --- -.------ ~ -.-.--.- ~ ---..- -
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Terrible Death on the Isond,

CoSNElLsvlLLE, Pa, March G.-Last
might a brakeman on the Fayette Ccun-
ty Branch Of the Baltimore l. Ohio road,
named Martin ]. Morrison, met a terri
bio death. He was opening awltch and
was run down by another engine which
he could not see for the binding snow
and smoke. His head was cut in twain.
He was about 80 yeara Of age and mar
ried, his wife residing at Bidwell,
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Violated No State Law,

JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, March G.-Judge
Woodson, Of the Criminal Court, decided
that the State has no case against the
saloon keepers who violated the New
berry law. He stated that under the
law which the prosecution was being
made, it was first necessary that sa-
loon man should have dram shop
license from the State and county before
be could violate the ,Newberry law by
running pool table in his room; that
the revised statutes took tho control of
saloons from the county and State and
placed them entirely under the jurisdic.
ton OF the city. None Of them indicted
had any, State or county. licenses, and
had therefore violated no State law.
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Funoral of Editor Cowles,

CLEVELAND, ONO, March Cat the
funeral OF Edwin Cowles, the leading
citizens Of Cleveland were present and
the house, although very large, was
crowded. The floral offerings were e1.
tremely beautiful and filed one entire
side Of the front parlor wherein the
casket was placed. A hundred editors,
reporters, clerks and printers employed
by the Leader wero in attendance. The
remains were taken to Lakeview GENE.
terry and deposited in the vault.
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Nicaragua Cnunl

New YonK, March Cat q special
meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Nicaragua Canal Construction Company
here to-day, Hon. Warner Miller was
elected President OF the company and
Mr.. A. G. Cheny, heretofore the Presi.
dent, was elected Vice President, ~
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A GREAT RACE.
Proposed to Trot Sunnt aud Axteil for n
Purse OF $4,000.

Proposed to Trot Sunnt aud Axtell for n
Purse OF $4,000.
PATTERSON, Nj, March CIT being
well known that Ex-Governor Leland
Stanford, Of California, has reserved the
trotting qualities Of Mr.. Robert Bonuer's
celebrated mare sunat (2:lOD for the
season Of 1890, and believing that Mr..
Budd Doble would be willing to trot the
cebrated stallion Axtell (2:12) the man.
ayers OF the fast mile track known as the
Dundee Park, near here, olIer purse OF
$4,000 to be contested for by these two
cracks under the following conditions:
Entrance fee, winner to take the entire
$4,000: Best 3 in 5 to harness; govern
cd by the rules Of the National Trotting
Association. Races to take place the
last Of September or first week in Octo-
her
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A SERIOUS CHARGE

Agnlnst Man who Rescued aIIas Tracy's
Diamonds from tho Fire.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March G.-Thos.
Reidy, a substitute fireman, has been ar.
rested for stealing a diamond bracelet
valued at $1,000, at the fire at Secretary
Tracy's house. Reidy, who admits that
he had been drinking on the morning
Of tho fire, recovered set Of jewelry
worth nearly $1,000. He turned the
jewelry over to the foreman OF one OF
the companies, but it is alleged that be
kept a bracelet worth $1,000 or more.
The bracelet was the property Of Miss
Tracy, who lost her lie at the fire,
Reidy denies the charges.
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Philnntllropist Buckncll Doad

PHILADELPHIA, March William
Bucknell, the philanthropist, died sud-
denly Of apople1y at his residence in
this city last night, aged 70 years. Mr..
Bucknell's gifts to Bucknell University
at Lewisburg, Pa, amounted to Sl42, 900.
Since 1851 he has given away for church
and missionary purposes over $525, 900,
and it has been estimated that his dis.
bursements Of money in helping his
iellow-men will aggregate over $1,000.
nm - ~
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nIlnistcr Lincoln May Resign.

Mlnistcr Lincoln Any Resign.
CHICAGO, March 6.-Intimate friends
Of Minister Robert Lincoln, express the
opinion that Mr.. Lincoln, iu view Of the
the death OF his son, will soon resign
his office and return to his home In
Chicago. Io'I'
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Why doesn't he take Hood's sarsapa-
riila?"is the general inquiry OF friends
when q person suffers from any disease

o
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WARRINGTON, D. G., March 6.-The
House Committee on banking and cur.
rency to-day discussed at length bill
providing for the issue Of paper curren-
cy notes in denominations Of s, 25 cents,
etc. Finally the subject was referred to
subcommittee for consultation uand
ronnrt !,
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First unsversal!4s Foreign Mission.
BosroN, March 0.-Isaac Watson Cate,
who is to accompany Rev. George L.
Perrin to Japan as one Of the represen.
tatives OF the frat foreign mission ever
sent out by the universalist donomipa-
ton was ordained yesterday, "a
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Special Dispatch to the Atelligencer.
WASHINGTON, March G.-John F. .Sar-
rat, Of steubenville, O., and S. S. Hazen,
of Parkersburg, W. Va, were confirmed
as Postmasters at those points by the
Senate today. ,g,
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State Capital Notes.

Special Dispatch TO The Inteiligence7.
" CHARLESTON, W. VA, March G.-The
Central Insurance Company, Of Parkers.
burg, has been chartered with capital
stock of $4,000.
Buck Overstreet, a well.known resi-
dent Of this city, died at IL o'clock this
morning after brief illness.
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Thinks They Will Get It.

Special Dispatch to he Entelligncer.
WAsulSoroF, D. G., March Coon
gressman Smith says that he thinks the
Treasury Department will refund the
Sl55 fine heretofore alluded to, against
the owners Of the steamer Knoa, OF
Parkersburg,
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An Old Citizen Dead,

PHELPS, N. Y, March G.-John B.
Mack, for over thirty years a resident OF
this village, died this morning Of pneu-
monia, aged IS. He leaves one son,
Frank W. Mack, Of the Associated
Press, to mourn his loss.
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SYDNEY, N. W., March Ga scull-
ing match has been arranged between
Neil Matterson and Peter Kemp for the
championship OF the world. William J.
OConnor, the Canadian oarsman, has
arrived here. He met with warm well
come.
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Wcst Virginia Public Building Bills.

Special Dispateh to the In,ellioencer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March G.-Con.
gresham Wilson says he is hopeful that
he will be able to secure the passage OF
the bill providing for the erection Of a
Public Building at Martinsburg. 1t has
passed the Senate and the House com.
mittee has reported it favorably, and it
is on the House calendar. The House
had under consideration to-day the bills
favorably reported for public buildings,
but the Martinsburgbil was not reached.
The Wheeling bill introduced by Mr..
Pendleton has not yet been considered
by the committee. Tho committee has
reduced the amount for the Martinsburg
building from Sl25, 900 to $4,000. .
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Stenmship News.

LONDON, March 6.-The Anchor line
steamer Circassia, Captain Young, from
New York, February 90, for Glasgow, ar.
rived at Moville March g.
New YoRK, March O.. Arrived:
Steamers Helvetia, Liverpool; Canada,
london Waesland, Antwerp a sa q
HAMAuRa, March G.-Arriyed: Steamer
penia, New York. .1.1@I
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Allen county, setting forth also In his
plea that the Injunction suit OF Reichel.
derfer ie aspccial case, the taxes having
already been collected, aud that there.
lore 1t does not bear on tho case where
The assessment has not yet been made.
The suit will be for hearing ut the June
term Of court, and the case being 80 com.
plicated with fine points Of law, tho de.
clslon Will be watched with the greatest
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Tho Western Ratio War,

ST. LOUIS, March G.-The rate war is
spreading apace and is likely to cover .
broad extent Of country. Announcement
is made that the Memphis route will
make rates from Kansas City TO points in
the South based on the s. raie to St.
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For Destroyed Church prop,rtv.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March G.-Con-
gresham Wilson introduced two bills
to-day, each providing f5r the paymen ts
ofchurch property belonging to the NJ. E.
churches at Boothesville, Marion coun-
ty, and Beverly, Randolph county, which
was destroyed during the war. Both
bills provided for the payment Of 81, 500
to each church. - - :
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THE CZAR THREATENED,
1t Ia Not Surprising In Wow OF the Siberian
nos, Outrnges. ~

e,... CO.. OutrnEes. 1,,.....f<
sT. PETERSBURG, March G.-The Gear
has received threatening letter from a
woman who signs herself "Tichebri.
kova." The writer says TINT unless be
modifies his reactionary policy he will
meet the fate Of Peter III, Paul and
Alexander III. A.copy OF the letter was
sent to each Of the ministers at the same
time. The police are extra watchiul
and are conducting an active search for
the Persons suspected OF being impli-
Gated in sending the letter. ,i.sTl.,;' .i
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TIE REPUBLICAN, LEAGUE.
Halftho Convention Mt Chnttanoosa-aInny

S1i VIII Go Fartllcr South. -e,5. 8
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, March c.
About 800 delegates to the National
Convention Of Republican Clubs, which
adjourned at Nashville yesterday, ar.
rived here at ! o'clock this afternoon on
their Southern tour. They spent the
time in sightseeing to-day, and will
start for their Northern homes to.mor-
row. Quite large delegation, however,
will go, to Memphis, Atlanta, Birming-
ham and other cities. 'is.-J,
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wAsnlxoroS, D. G., March G.-Mr.
Lawler, Of Illinois, to-day presented
petition OF G,000 railway postal clerks
praying for an increase OF salary. -
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One Mnn IseslGns.
ASog ntspo5ek n, Sbr Y,t.yf.,

5pts'dl DIspdleh 70 nc 1HteHlgcncer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March G.-Henry
s. Smyth, Of West Virginia, employed
in the Geological Survey Bureau at
81, 200 per year, has resigned.
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and raising tho point OF mo quorum"
amid shouts Of "Gllibustering" from the
same source.
The Speaker counted quorum and
the bill was passed, as were other bills
reported iavorably.
The House then adjourned.
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Fatigued md Grief Stricken.

CHICAGO, March G.-The Chicago Tri-
tune has received the following mes
sage from Minister Lincoln's Private Sec
retary:
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A Crisis In Hungary,

PEsru, March 8.-There is crisis in
the Hungarian Ministry. The resigna.
ton Of Herr Won Tsza, the Prime Minis.
ter, is imminent, ZOE + 4 I
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~ "" LoNUUN, MHlCu o. !
g The Minister'S family, though fatigued
and grief.stricken, are otherwise very
well.
(Signed) ROBERT McCoRMIcK.
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Wcst vIrglnlans In Washington.

Wost VlrSlhlhhs IN washington.
Special Dispatch to he InseHi0encer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March G.-District
Attorney Sturgiss and wife are among
the arrivals to-day and are registered at
the Metropolitan.
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AGAIN REFUSED TO ISSUE PROCESS

AGAIN REFUSED TO ISSUE PROCESS
and continued the hearing by again post
poning it till February Q, after consult.
ing the wishes OF Brice's attorney. He
did not even then promise Ia issue either
on the last-named day set forth. or at
any time in the future. However. nro.
cess was issued and Morganthaler served
the same on Arice, who, however. left
and did not return. MorRanthaler then
again made demand that the property
be assessed as nearly as possible, but Il
was again refused, and on February S
the injunction suit was filed at the in.
stance Of A.'C. Reichelderier, through
his attorneys, who are also Brice's attor.
neys. praying that an Injunction be
granted against the officials Of Allen
county from paying Morganthaler
his 20 per cent commissiou 40.
cording to the contract with
the Allen county Commissioners, for
various reaaona set forth in the petition.
A temporary injunction being granted
by Judge John Z. Richie, Brice's former
attorney, and Critics refusing to act in
any manner because OF the Injunction,
Morganthaler now commencea his sec.
ond suit In mandamus to compel Critics
J to discharge his duties a. Auditor ol
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-28

THERE ARE some members of Congress
who think that the constitution is smaller
than the aw-making branch of the govern
ment, and cannot be permitted to stand in
the way of anything that Congress may
want to do. The Original packages" de-
cision by the supreme court the other day
was made necessary, the tribunal said, be-
cause the constitution commanded it. The
justices cannot be accused of desire to
override state law and encourage the liquor
traffic in opposition to local statutes
ana public opinion. Since the decision
some of the justices have explained that in
order to be in harmony with the federal
constitution they were compelled to hold
as they did. But bills have been intro
duced in the House and the Senate to cor
rect the evil and leave the states in control
of the liquor business If the supreme
court is right in its decision, and we must
assume that it is, that being the tribunal
which interprets the constitution, these
bills are nousensical The constitution
cannot be amended by Congress, and laws
enacted in defiance of the fundamental
law, as these would be, are of no force. To
sustain these laws the supreme court would
be compelled to reverse its original pack
ages decision, or say that Congress had the
power to amend the constitution when il
was desirable to do so. We imagine the
supreme court will stand by its present
Interpretation of the constitution, and give
Congressman to understand that mighty
as they are, they are unequal to some
things
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MosT PEOPLE thought the Original pack
sses' decision which made it impossible
for states to prevent the sale of intoxi-
cants was severe blow to the temperance
movement ard imagined that the cold
water advocates would be mad enough to
tear the supreme court justices limb from
limb, so to speak, but it seems that the ma
jority were in error. Miss FRANCES E.
WILLARD, president of the Woman's Chris
tan Temperance union, is delighted with
the opinion. She sees in it evidence of the
early adoption of national prohibition.
She thinks the people will arise en- masse
and crush tie whisky power. 1t is to be
hoped that the lady is right in her fore
cast, but less enthusiastic people and those
who give reason chance will find it diff
cult to satisfy themselves that the opinion
viii prove otherwise than injurious to the
temperance cause.