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WHY lie DECLINED.
Mr.. Cleveland 1Iuy lie Sorry He Did 1t
After Awhile, r-

Mr.. Cleveland 3Iuy lie Sorry He Did 1t
After Awhile. J-
New YoRK, March 20.-Another in.
stance Of the peculiarly strained rela-
tions between Grover Cleveland iand
Governor Hill, due to their rivalry for
the Presidential nomination, was
seen tonight at the annual dinner Of the
New York Press Club, which was given
at Delmonico's. 55FaaSWl {. :, ~
About 800 covers were laid, and
many men OF national prominence was
among the guests. Chauncey Depew
was to have spoken, but as he has gone
to Florida, Col. Bob Ingersoll will take
his place. s& 7I.
Cleveland and Hill were both invited,
the former three weeks ago. The ex-
President. however, rs usual, waited to
see whether Hill would decline, as in
that event he would accept. AS he heard
nothing, he concluded that the Governor
would attend, and so last night forward.
ed lis own regrets to the committee.
As a matter OF fact the Governor did
not attend, and he cannot leave Albany
on legislative to-day at this time. 10
morrow Mr.. Cleveland will be sorry he
| declined, T,. "'5zE
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A Hold Hnhl,arv.

CLEVELAND, G o., March 2O.-J. T. ster-
rett, Of sterrettauia, Pa, left St. Louis
last night on the Big Four road with
$500 in bis inside pocket. On the
train was an honest-appearing man, who
said he lived near Mr.. Sterrett's home.
When the train arrived here to-day the
strange man snatched Sterrett's pocket.
book and escaped with 1t. sterrett is an
old man, and is left penniless by the
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THE BLAIR BILL DEFEATED.
How tho Senators votcl-A Motion to j.

How tho Senators votcd-A Motion to lie
s consider tho Measure.
WASHINGTON, March o0.-After de
bate, tho Senate to-day proceeded tt
vote on the Blair educational bill, ant
the first vote was on three amendment
offered by Mr.. Moody, Of South Dakota
to the effect that the illiterates among The
Indians shall be included in the calcula,
tion. Mr.. Blair said that there was nc
objection to the amendment.
Mr.. Hawley, In opposing the bill, read
a table OF appropriations to be made fol
the next fiscal year, showing expendi.
lures Of $523, 1000, 900 against m immedi.
alto revenue OF Si50,OOO,0OO, making q
deficit Of s73,00O,00O. Mr.. Moody's
amendment was agreed to.
The Senate then proceeded to vote
on the third reading and engrossment oil
the bill. ., -
When the vote was concluded and II
was known that 1t had resulted against
tho bill, Mr.. Blair changed his vots from
aye to no, so Us to make motion to re.
consider. The result was then announced
as. yeas 81, nays 81, US follows:
:, YEAS, Repubiican-Nlessrs. Allen, Al
llson, Chandler. Cullom, Dawes, Dolph,
Edmuuds. Evarts, Higgins, Hoar, Nc.
MILAN, Alanderson, Mitchell, Moody,
Morrill,, Pettigrew, Plat, Squire, Stan.
ford, Stewart, stockbridge, Teller. vii.
son, Of Louisiana; Democrats-Barbour,
Colquitt, Daniel, George, Hampton,
Hearst, Pasco, Pugh-3l.
NAYS. Republicans-Aldrich, Blair,
Davis, Dixon, Farwell, Frye, Hale,
Hawley, Hiscock, Ingalls,, Jones, OF Ne.
yada, Pierce, Plumb, Sawyer, Sherman,
Spooner. Walcott. Democrats-Bate,
Berry, Blackburn. B!odgett, Cockrell,
Coke, Faulkner, German, Gray, Harris,
Jones, Of Ark; kenna, Morgan, Payne,
Reagan, Turpie, Vest, Voorhees,. Wal.
thall and Wilson, OF Maryland-37.
The following pairs were announced:
Messrs. Butler, Vance, Paddock, Casey,
Gibson, Brown and Call, who were for
The bill, with Messrs. Quay, Mcpherson,
Eustis, Ransom, Washburn, Quay and
Cameron, who were against 1t. Mr..
Blair made motion to reconsider the
vote, which motion was entered, and
after an executive session the Senate nd.
journed. gl
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EX-MAYOR FOX DEAD,
Tho Well known Philadelphia Politician
PnXses Awnv

Tho Well Known Philadelphia Politician
~ Passes Away.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2O.-Daniel F.
Fox, e1-Mayor Of this city, died at the
Windsor Hotel, Atlantic City, at 7
o'clock this morning. Mr.. Fox was a
descendant Of one OF the oldest families
in Philadelphia, and for fifty years had
been prominent factor in the social and
political progress OF the city. He was
born June 10, 1919. = VIZ
He was elected Mayor Of Philadelphia
on the Democratic ticket in 1868. It was
during bis term Of Office that the centen.
NAL movement took shape and from the
start he was firm and active friend Of
the patriotic enterprise, and was a mem
Der OF the Centennial Board OF Finance,
Mr.. Fox filled many other positions OF
trust. He was Superintendent of the
Mint under President Cleveland, .
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IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION.
a Hearing Those Opposed to Further Laws
on the Subject. ',i AZ. i

on the Subject. }ii:i a, III
WAsnlSGroN, D. G.. March 20.-A
hearing was given this morning by the
Committees Of the House and Senate on
Immigration and Naturalization, sitting
Jointly, TO persons opposed to changing
The laws on those subjects. - .j&l
Dir. Edward Rosewater, editor OF the
omahQ Bee, was the first speaker. He
said he represented n number OF German
and other societies in the west, and he
proposed 10 tell the committee OF the
views they hold. lie reviewed the his
tory OF immigration since the D0clara.
lion OF Independence and stated that the
question naturally followed, to what ex.
tent shall the right Of immigration be
extended or abridged by the United
States. Mr.. Rosewater said he believed
that the present laws on the statute
books were sufficient for all practical
purposes to keep out undesirable classes:
All that was needed was more rigid
administration Of the laws and closer
inspection at the ports Of entry. Every
Class that was sought to be excluded by
The bills before the committee was al.
ready excluded by existing laws.
Richard Bartholdt, who was chair.
man Of tho conference OF delegates Of
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BISHOP ESlIER DECLINES

10 submit to Second Examination By the
Investigating Committee.
READING, Pa, March 20.-This morn.
ing's trial of Bishop Esher, OF Chicago,
for unchriatian conduct, was mostly
taken up with reading OF the exten.
tensive correspondence between the
committee on investigation aud the
Bishop, in which they invited him ia
come to Reading. He curtly refused
saying: "Ot the seriousness OF the
charges, will speak in my own time. l
God spares my life, that time will come.'
He sent back the copy Of the charges and
refused 10 submit to second examina
tinn. - ~ -, u :
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SnHuun 1hlnkn lts AL Right
TORONTO, OSr, March 2o.-A special
to tho Empire, the Government organ,
from Ottawa, Gays:
The proposition Of the United states
TO impose very much higher duties on
agricultural products, shows how timely
was MIR. Carlins's action in taking steps
to provide means whereby Canadian
barley can be sent to England. Thirty
cents per bushel on barley would shut
out Canadian grain from American mar.
kets, but when Canada has grown two
fowed barley OF the class being imported
l1r 10 "a her farmers by tle Government, we
Shall not be left in the lurch. Canadian
barley can then 20 to Great Britain.
One effect at least Of this new move will
be to draw special attention to the open.
llngs for Canadian products in England
instead Of the United States.
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scnrchinc for n nunuwnv yy,fc.

CulcAoo, March 2O.-SheriG Allinger,
of Sidney, O., is in Chicago looking for
a runaway wife. The woman, whose
name is withheld, is the wife OF one oil
the wealthiest citizens Of Fort: efferson,
O. The man for whom she left hus.
band, home and children is said to be a
worthless and ignorant tramp, Last
Saturday afternoon the woman obtained
about Sl00 from her husband, gathered
her jewels and other valuables together,
and left for Muncie, Ind, where she was
met by her lover, aud together they
came 10 Chicago.
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rLEAsASTs COUNTY OH.
Wheeling Mon Mako Fine Strike ON Ono
ofthe brother Islands. Jr

nheeHhE acn Mako Fine Strike on On,
ofthe broti,cr Islands.
Special Di'pdtch 10 iN Intelligener.
sr. MAnY's, W. Va, March 2O.-Thc
well Of the Two Brothers Oil Company
OF Wheeling, on Brother Island No. !,
at Belmont, shows for at least 400 bar.
rels day. At 8 o'clock this afternoon
the second pay streak was struck at 10
feet In the sand. In three hours she
put 81 barrels In the tank. The show
was so good that n second tank OF $50
barrels rushed up, and the pipe line be-.
gan laying pipe up from Eureka. The
drill will not 20 deeper until arrange
ments arc complete for caring for the oil.
The strike Is the second best In the field
thus far, and may prove the best. This
development carries the Eureka field a
mile further up the river. The Two
Hrothers Company has ordered DOR
rick for the second we'll on the island,
Other operations at Belmont will be
pushed forward rapidly.
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a Con,plIcate,l Suit.

CHICAGO, March 2o.-Judge Tulley
put on hearing yesterday the suit Of
Seelah Reeve against Lawyer Thomas J.
Sutherland, involving pretty much all
branches Of the complicated litigation
over the Chicago 4 Great Western Tele.
graph Company. Mr.. Reeves constructed
the lines Of the company aud Souther-
land was his attorney. Reeves asserts
that Sutherland kept him in ignoranc 9
and gobbled the assets. Z Sutherland de-
MES and says he bought and paid for
Reeves claims. Senator Farwell and
other prominent stockholders OF the de-
funct company, have q bill pending to
restrain any attempts to involve them
in the litigation. r.-
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Church Schools AbolIrl,cd

WINNIPEG, Il MAN, March 2O.-The
SCHOOL act, aholishing the right Of the
Roman Catholics TO have separate
schools and obliging all classes Of tho
community to patronize the National
Secular schools, finally passed the Mani
toba Legislature yesterday and goes into
force May l. The act has been bitterly
opposed by the Roman Catholics Of the
Province, N..lH. it.le.., :. s,- .LLl...,NI- /
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TIE STRIKE All PITTSBURGH,
Tho Mon Mt Oliver Bros and Phillips Do
G Not Take Any Steps.

Tho Mon Mt Oliver Bros.' and Phillips Do
Not Take Any Steps.
PlTrsBuRGu, Pa, March oO.-The
strike at Oliver Bros 4 Phillips Tenth
street mill on the South Side took def
mite shape this morning, when all tho
hands employed in the mill refused to
go to work.
AS far'as can be learned, the strike will
be purely local one, confined to tho
Tenth street mill. There does not seem
to be any danger that the Association
will order general strike out Of SYM
pathy to Olivers men. AS yet there hes
been no arrangement made for confer
ence between the strikers and the firm.
It was rumored this morning that the
men in the other mills belonging to the
divers would also 90 out. In reference
to this rumo- Mr.. David 3. Oliver suid:
"Possibly such thing as calling out the
Fifteenth street and Allegheny mills
might be done. When the men OF the
Tenth street mill stopped, it was our in
tention to stop both the Fifteenth street
and Allegheny mills, but after further
considering the matter, we came to the
conclusion that as long as the men in
in those mills showed a willingness 10
continue at work, it would be unjust for
US to stop them. .j4f
"Now," continued Mr.. Oliver, ''in ref
erence to the statement made by some
Of the bolt makers that Engel was one OF
the best bolt makers in the shop, that
can hardly be correct, as he only began
to make bolts in the month Of May list.
The position Of the firm in this strike is
that we want competent men. Engel is
not a competent man and we will not
reinstate him, and we do not think it
fair for the Amalgamated Association to
insist on his being reinstated. He used
Ave hundred pounds Of high class mate
rial tosmake 1870 pounds Of bolts, and
then they were not 1it for shipment,
That amount Of material should have
have made about 400 pounds of bolts,
The firm does not mind dictation, VIC
are used to that, but We object to such
gross incompetency, and particularly
when it is attended with such heavy
| loaa.n q. .E gas ~. l-5.r.7 .7.slI g. f..-5.-.iI'
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BLAlnsvILLE, Pa, March 20.-A freight
train on the West Penn Railroad ran
into a rock near Bagdad station last
night and the locomotive and several
cars were thrown into the river. Con.
ductor George Ringle was seriously
injured and Engineer David Creasley,
Fireman Anderson and Brakeman Sulli-
van were slightly hurt. All will recover.
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A Cincinnati View.

CINCINNATI, O., March 20.-The Holks.
tlats says Of Bismarck's resignation: It
is no surprise that the Chancellor ten
ders his resignation. The great surprise
is that the Emperor accepted it. Yet IL
was, from numerous signs, plainly dis.
cernible that auch an event was sure 10
arrive sooner or later. The Chancellor
was an obstacle to the En-.
peror's ideal of absolute monnrchism.
It is a we'll known fact that the En-.
peror has chosen the reign Of Frederick
the Great Tor his model. Like this great
king, the Emperor wishes to be his own
chancellor and his own law giver. The
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/ CHICAGO, March 2O.-The coroner to-
day completed the inquest in the case
OF Roland Leach, the New York com
mercial man whose disappearance from
the Palmer House and subsequent dis
covery in the river, excited so much in
terest. The police have been unable to
get any tangible evidence to support the
suspicious that Leach was murdered,
and the jury returned a verdict Of death
from drowning, cause unknown. 4
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AN AFFECTING SCENE,
Result Of the Terrible Disaster
at Indianapolis.
GRIEF THAT BREAKS A HEART
And Kills-A Wifc's Fearful Expcrl.
cncc-Tho Mayor Orders Moro
business Blocks to bc Torn
Down-Thc Death Traps.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, March 0.-Tht
wreck OF the Cowen-M Merrill Company
and the Becker buildings had been suill
GENTLY cooled at s o'clock this morning
to permit the workmen to resume oper.
ations. 1t.was decided, however, not to
renew tho search for poor Wood. u rs
body until all possibility Of another acci.
dent had been removed. An inspection
OF the building on either eide OF tho
ruins was therefore ordered at once.
The Board OF Inspectors made u careful
examination and decided that the Was.
son and Sloan blocks would have TO
come down. Mayor Sullivan sent Tor
City Attorney Taylor and instructed
him to proceed at once under the law
and have all buildings supposed TO be
in shaky condition inspected. "Eycry
building that Is unsafe" said the Mayor.
must come down, serve notice OH the
owners OF such properties and II they do
not tear them down We will do the
work for them. This slaughter Of human
lives must cease and the death traps
must be cleaned out.
AN AFFECTING SCENE.
The home Of Henry Woodruff, the fire.
man whose body is still buried in the
ruins, is the scene OF a heartrending
spectacle. When the widow was told Of
her husbands death, she bore up brayely
and'her breaking heart beat in sympathy
for her sisters in aftliction. She only
asked that the body. be brought home
instead OF the morgue that she might
give it the last offices Of loving widow,
Seating herself beside window, she
awaited the arrival Of the mancled re.
mains. All day Tuesday she sat at the
window gazing eagerly down the street,
At the rattle Of every wagon she startled
and then, in mournful tones, she would
say: -,
''0h, why don't they come? Will they
never bring him back to me2 Oh, God,
why don't they bring him?"
Kind and sympathetic friends begged
her to rest, but, she needed them not.
and brushing tho glass wet with her
tears, continued her yigils. It was early
this morning before she was told that
another building had fallen over her
husband, and her anguish, when the
news was brought, will never be forgot
ten by the persons present., Hers is
not the frenzy OF grief, but it is the grief
that breaks the heart and kills,
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E1press Robbers Captured. {

M1ssouLA, MoST., March aO.-W.
searles and W. g. Payne were arrested
yesterday for robbing the Northern
Pacific express Office at Brainerd, Mimi,
Of $4,000, about year ago. The men
have been living here for si1 months
and were tracked by detectives. Both
previous to the robbery were in the EN-.
ploy Of the express company. !. "a s57g
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
Governor Ferry, OF the State Of Wash.
lngton, has signed the Australian cleo

Governor Ferry, of the State Of Wash.
lngton, has signed the Australian cleo
ton bill. 5|,,
Tha Wilson Transportation Company,
with capital stock Of 81 900, 900, was in
corporated yesterday at Cleveland.
George Ogg, OF McCutchenville, O.,
while drunk, was found badly frozen by
the roadside. His limbs were ampu-
tated. .ir.s "a :, y
at Lima, o.. the suit Of ]. W, AIcClel.
Ian against W. w. Standish for .s5. 900
damages, for injuries received in defend.
ants factory, was ended Tuesday by the
jury. @ l1'I :.
BluRton, Ala, makes the eiit Of $780,
goo to the Methodist Eplscopal Church
for the location Of the educational in.
stitution known as the University OF the
Southland. t
Charles Blake, convicted Of burglary
at Valparaiso, Ind, was sentenced 10
the penitentiary for three years, dis.
franchised for five years and lined sixty
dollars and costs. III, : -
A disastrous fire at Jacksonyille Fla
Yesterday destroyed two blocks Of build.
ings in Layilla, suburb, and boarding
house 1.-The city proper, causing a loss
OF nearly SIPS. 600. ~
Gen. Jubal A. Early. has sent his check
for 81, 900 to the Lee Monument Board
to deiray the expenses INCIDENT 10 the
unveillng Of the statue Of Gen: Il. =.
Lee at Richmond, on May 90. Fl a
The Toronto Empire (chiei organ al
the Dominion Government) opposes the
granting OF permission to export Ameri.
can cattle via the st. Lawrence, saving
It would be suicidal on the part Of Cana.
dian stock raisers. iTi =
The court martial convened at Mare
Island to try Commander ]. B, Coplan.
Of the United States steamer lAIohIcan.
for publicly cFiGicising the navy, nayal
otic}al and nayy discipline, completed
It's labors, and the findings have been
sent to Washington. 's%lII -. =
The trial Of Robert James, who hired
two negroes to murder his father in or.
der that he might inherit his estate. ha.
been concluded at Charleston, S, q. z 4
was proved that James gave the negroes
$500 each for their bloody work, and tht
'lury found him guilty in the ast degree
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Tho River nj Hsw Orleans.

New ORLEANS, March 2o..-The river
continues to- vary from 10 ito 1o,7.
The levees in this district are allin fairly
good condition. A creyasse occurred
at Jesuit's Bend, in Plaquemine parish,
in front Of Oak Point plantation. The
break is now r65j feet wide.' The levee
was 10 feet al this point. Three hun.
dred men are at work and will close the
gap. The river, is falling slowly at
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Tho Jollnstown Disaster Recalled,

PlrrspuRau, March 20.-A secret
meeting Of the subscribers to the fund
raised to employ attorneys to investi.
gate and report whether there is cause
ior action against the South Fork Fish.
ing Club, was held ut Johnstown last
night. Mayor.elect Rose and Colonel
John ?. Linton were the, attorneys en-.
ployed, but neither Of ofthem was present.
Their report was not definite, ,,but a per.
manent organization will be formed and
more money collected tl'''
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Blgamlnt Arres,,te,,,JI..

/; BUFFALO Bur y. n, " March 2o.-w. II.
Wattles was arrested here this morn;ns.,
charged with bigamy, and was as. commit. &C
TED to jail to await requisition 'fro,,
the governor Of Pennsylyania = Gni1oda i,om
he married a lady at Ithaca, n v v iosS =
for some tune lived happily" . Ia : ,ha. ana q
tired Of her and airted aronna 1e then
ssmosr ssiI1os last no met in this city Emmn E ne,
M,.lef ai.a anu On q, January he led her ', ~
Inc Inc, atar: ar. Mlss Miller learned tho, TO ,o
was IN this city and caused his a arrast aqas nc
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MlnOrHs SirIke nn

PlrTsBuRGH, March 2O.-The great
strike Of coal miners at Punxsutawney.
Pa, is practically dead. The Buffalo,
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal and Iron
Company has oil the men needed, and
the works at Adrian and Wulston are
running full time. About one.half Of
the old employees are Mt work. -57'7 ~
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The Gern,ania Mine Fire.

ASHLAND, WIS, March oO.-The loss
by the Germania mino fire is greater
than at frat estimated, as the men had
just struck large body of rich ore ius.
below the fifth level in shaft No. 9. No,
2is ruined by cayiug. It is understood
now that the fire started from candle
dropped by miner coming up for sun.
per at midnight. It impossible to get
down into the mine at. present, and
searching for the bodies is given up until
the mine can be cleared OF smoke and
water. mr5.., .'~ =
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A Mysterious Assault.

TORONTO, 0Sr., March 2O.-Charles
and Louis schocharets yesterday decoy.
ed Morris Goldstein into their premises
and beat him into iusensibility, after
which they robbed him of 500. Gold.
stein has thirty-tive wounds on his head
aud his recovery is doubtful. The ,po-
lice say the prisoners are Nihiists, and
believe there is something more than
robbery behind the attack. They think
Goldstein may have been a Russian spy
and that tho object Of the attack. was
revenge, - 81,
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German.American societies, who met In
Washington this week, was the next
speaker. He read first tho protest
adopted by that body. Mr.. Daitholdt
In his remarks following the protest,
argued especially against the Consular
inspection proposition.
Mr.. Simon Wolf, Of Washington, one
OF the speakers appointed by the Ger.
man delegates conference, closed the
case so far as they were concerned,
speaking along the general lines OF Mr..
Rosowater'a argument, that no change
In the present laws was either necessary
Or desirable. The committee go to New
York tomorrow.
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DON'T Reflect on southern Iron,

BALTIMORE, March 2O.-Messrs. Carne-
gle, Phipps 4 Co., of Pittsburgh, write
the Manufacturers Record regarding the
quality OF Southern iron, that the firm
recently purchased sample lot Of Ala
bama iron to test whether it came within
the Bessemer lines as to phosphorus and
sulphur, as believed by the maker. OF it.
This test proved that the sample was not
Bessemer iron, but the result in no way
reflected, say the firm, on tho quality Of
Southern irons in general.