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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-24

Young poet: ,""Now, to tell the truth,
! don't think this poem OF mine can be
improved on" Friend; "Is 1t as bad as
that2n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-24

He; "My greatest fault is that I am
apt to speak without thinking" She:
well, I suppose it can't be we'll avoid
ed unless you quit talking" E9lI@
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-24

CAUTION secures safety, and all eau
tious people cure their colds with Dr.,
Bulla Cough sryup. 25c, M.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-24
CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE.

S"AASAA @ktAluhSCEs tlf
Engineer Luther Wagner to-day gave
some details Of the construction Of the
great storage dam across Hassayampa
..yer, which show that this disaster, like
tnat tn at Johnstown, Pa., was, according
10 him, due to the carelessness and
tMheanness ths. M Is Of tho New York corporation
a. ar. Wagner was called into report on
i1e uam about one and a half years ago
Twas - was to have been faced with stone
i;out'een feet thick at the baao 9nd
,'';,i ,uut ieet at tho top, and filled
win loose rock and made water tight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-24

In care Of A, Floto, Grocer,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24


pDDsxNCR OF mind averted Q disas.
trous panic In Grammar School No. Is
Of Baltimore rvcently. There wsSv up.
ward q <00 children In the buildinr.
1liao 0ilmoge bod . class Of thirty bows
IN one q the class rooms on The second
1oos. when . small boy whispered q
~ that The little room In front wss
11loa with smoke. Niss Gilmoru
oAv the smoke curling out u Tho
NvovSees In tiny cloudA She calm.
u eedered bet claa 70 march GU,
No Tho main room. The boy,
ooeyed and . retreat Wa made In rood
oeeoe. Then Alss Gilmore toA Ftin.
elpal LouG about her discovery. Mr.,
1k0og rang the bell and told &he boys
ehAtsehool was dismissed for u morn
- Ths - boys went down into a.
~ without stopping 70 aak questions,
OlyOetly " boys had rome NJ. Ions
~ 1liss MADDOX 10 dismiss her All
- ~ lower loes at ones. The sirlI
conn1ossd on4 ths fEont entrance
l1oee tlis ~ engines VEN called and
- ~ was extangwlshsd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

Vs,nss nsssse. 80 - ~ esssseesy -
1850. Dsss aasess eeesssv D -"
oa0sso.
WAsH1woToN. jan. 1A-Mr. Wankse'
Blaine. examiner q claims Of the State
Department and eldest con of 6ecrU.
tssy Blaine. died 1t The family resi.
de"ce-tho old Seward mansion, facing
Lafayette pask-at SD O'Clock last
evening Of acute pneumonia, supcrin.
duced by IN attack Of II gripp~. He
had been III only . few days and his
death was . sudden and severe shock
to an unusually large circle of friends.
who we're not aware that he WAS dan.
gerously III until yesterday morning.
while he family, who were all greatly
devoted 10 him, ~ p~r0strsted with
grief.
Mr.. Blaine VA not feeling WE'LL elf
last week, but went 70 the DEPARTS hit
each day until Friday, whom hs b.
came much worse and was compelled to.
10 home and take 70 BIZ bed. He made
light Of his illness and thought that
his recovery was only . matter Of o.
few days
The Secretary gave . dinner party
Monday night 70 . number Of PEOPLE
prominent in ofacial society, nd Mr..
walker Blaine Was then feeling 90
much better that he sat up for some,
time chatting with his fathers guests.
and afterward walked about the house.
BY this course he contracted An addi.
ti0nal cold, which quickly settled Oh
his lungs aud developed into acute.
pneumonia Tuesday night and yester-
day morning his condition was o
alarming that all immediate relatives
Of the family wer hastily summoned
homo by telegraph. He was delirious
most OF the day, with IN exceedingly
high temperature and painfully lsbored
respiration.
Mr.. Walker Blaine Wa attacked By
10 grippe on Friday evening last. The
malady ~ ushered In BY q chill, fol.
lowed BY hlah fever. Severe co.
tarrhal symptoms Immediately at
tackled tho lungA These continued
through Saturday and Sunday
might In an ameli0rated condition. On.
Monday Improvement In tho left lung
Vas noted, though pneumonia conses-
ton was present In the right lung. On
Tuesday ell Of the symptoms became
aggravated. We'll developed pneu-
monia supervened In ths right lung. nc
cOmpanied by high fever and delirium,
which continued until his death, which
occurred almost without prem0nition
~ $50 o'clock and was due 70 pull
m0nary eiYusion.
Mt. Blaine was born In Augusta,
Me-, May 8, 1885, and therefore wns.
nearly thirty.flve years Of age.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24
J-onNsroWM's FUND.
Oessssesss q ~ Ossss OassasaS 80 ~
ussoy 1os oosSoG

Oeosssessu - shs Osese OAse0seV 80 ~
messy PEI ossssG
PnIlAD3LPHiA, Jan. IA meeting
81 the Johnstown food relief cOmmis-
sion appointed TO distribute tbe funds
contributed for the relief Of the suffef.
ers by the food In the COnemau9h
valley and In other parts OF Pcnnsylvs-
nis, WAS held here yesterday. II was
strictly private and, with IN intermis.
sion o rluncheon, lasted from 1880 !. m.
till $40 p m, and was presided over BY
Governor Beaver, chairman Of the
commission.
After tho meeting Il was announced
that arrangements had been perfected
with tho Girard Life Insurance. An.
nuity and Trust Company for the al.
ministrstion Of the annuity fund
whereby the S22 children under sixteen
years ri age orphaned by the flood In
tho COnemaugh will each receive go
annually until they shall have reached
the ago Of sixteen years. The sum ap.
propriated for this purpose Ia $4,000
Including the first payment Of Ole, 100
already made 10 the Orphans). 1t was
also decided 70 appropr ate $4,000 fOi
the erection Of . hospital In Johns.
town and $4,000 was appropriated fol-
hospital purposes In Williamsport.
The application Of the Y. NJ. g. A. for
relief was refused on the grOxnd that
the fund was not applicable for such
relief.
The secrotary's report showed that
llB women widowed by the JohnstOwn
food had been paid el79,47l and they
will 10 paid o05. 25O for their children
in annual payments varying NJ TO the
number and ages Of tho children. The
report also shows that there were esti.
mated to have been drowned In the
COncmaugh valley 1850 persons; mum.
Der OF bodies recovered, 1875; idcnti.
6ed, l,O2l; unidentified. 854; missing,
COS. Tho unclaimed dead, numbering
74l, were collected and buried In Grand
View cemetery.
The financial report Of the secretary
In - follows: Amount received BY
Governor Beaver ut Harrisburg from
oil parts Of tho country and world,
el,g92S,8 ST. IS; received from Phila.
delphia committee, e6OO, 600; received
from the Pittsburgh committee, $3.50,
OOO; received from New York c,mmAt.
to-, e5l6, 100. IS; total, $500, O72. ".
The expenditures have been as follows:
Appropriated and expended ut Johns.
town, ~, 43O, 39S. 80; expended In Other
parts Of the State, $232. 8i.45; dis.
trbuted ~ specially directed BY
do orr, t2,27l.s IS; Office expenses nj
Harrisburg, u ,S0a -; general expenses,
Sl,Sls. 70; first payment to orphans.
el6, 100; total, e2,8s3, TAT. II; cash
on deposit at Harrisburg, $2l8..
S26.57; cash undistributed depos.
tied In ~JohnstOwn, 1884. O3:
total cash on deposit, e2A. TOO. 10; less
amount appropriated to other parts Of
the State, 81, 736.6 IS; net amount unap.
piled, S238. 974.O5. From this should
be deducted the amount appropriated
yesterday, including 81. 4&285 suudry
claims ordered paid, $lG6, Sl2.8 81, leav'
Ing IN uncxpend E. balance In the
hands Of tho commission Oi o7O, 63l. ~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24
ADDITIONAL DlsrArcuM

TilE President and Cabinet and many
other high officials OF the Government
attended tho funeral services over the
ecmains Of Walker RlAinc Ut the Church
u the Covenant WsshinRton, on the
18th.
Mn. TAvi0M, Canadian NJ. r., has pro.
pared . bill prohibiting the importation
and immigration of forcignerss and aliens
under contract or agreement TO perform
labor In Canada.
EMiN PAsMA 10 suffering from an ab-
scess u the exterior Of the skull which
has caused partial psralysis Of the
tongue. lie secs no Europeans except .
German doctor.
A p'srArcm from OquAwka, H.. says:
Elmer +. Reed, Silas Tracy. Charles
Wilson and Alexander Whitmore, Of
Gladstone, were drowned In 0riswold's
slough. eas Burlington. the other
aisht They started Tor . dance but
their team became unmanAgcable end
backed over the bank and broke the tce.
Roth horses worn also drowned.
NEws hsa reached Alexandria, Ia.
that A. II, Butler, living ear Morcland
station. had killed his brOthcr-in.lsw,
u. NJ. Hayes. The dsceaaed and Mira.
Rutlcr WIRE grandchildren Of tho lAte
Cr..,~. o.
.naS.a Js."..~ a. sh"~s1 =. .vs.s.. A..
cr~~s. nj - v,.h nv" ..,.s..
s,onS,r. ~s.r ~ M. ~. 7, N.s,
YcrE .hs,s -.
r.
~
1872" ",v'a'ue soC c"enssy .e.0 ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24
A RxsoLurioN has been passed b,

4 RESOLUTION has been passed by
~ North Dakota Legislature allow.
ING the member thar per diem for the
time they were absent ON Y holiday
1aant 70 the pacidc coast. II provided
that those who did not want tho per
diem need not take Il Tho Attorney.
General haa rendered an opinion that
The members arc not entitled 70 Il.
Bone Of the members nay they viii
take thes money amy way and Others
Aav~ l1uessstsd On appeal To the courts.
1Ssutenant-G GOVERNOR Dickey has N.
xuse1 70 certify the per diem Of thoss
0embers who have applied Tor Il 10.
een.e To Senate he's not voted that he
ohall Do -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

WnAT y claimed 70 b the largest
natural 90 we'll In the Indiana holt, II
M IN The world, was struck BY tho
oslomonie Mining b Gas Company
- No Culbsrtson farm, In Blackford
pounty, fcrty-ove miles south Of Fort
yayns, Ind. The we'll had been bored
3 teet and the drill had gone 10 feet
10 Trenton rock, when the tools were
blown out Of the we'll and The trsmond.
cas opsa-air pressure Of go pounds 70
To square Inch immediately resulted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

D Milwaukee, Lake Shore 4
NFern Railroad Company has do.
el1d s7per S6nt annual dividend on
tnPommony stock ant . ~ per cont.
q eannuHa on the preferred. The not
q ng1/8ers ol,6S0. 62a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

4 CRATE Of strawberries has been
ehtpped nom Charleston, y. G., n New
Yogk. They wero grown In . nsld In
10 suburbs In the op6h or. Should
Tho warm weather continue q week
oogs Tie annual strawberry crop will
y ready Tor marketing. The straw.
oes.y season q Charlsston opens gsn.
esally about March o. April, but the
1eoie 70 now ripenine rapidly and the
ontiIU crop which aggregates about 4
MILLION quarts win b harvested before
March, unless . blizzard comes along.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24
u INCELl.ANKOuw.


THREE me have been arrested In the
Chickssaw Nation. Indian Territory.
charged with having robbed the o..
prsss Office at Wynnc Wood, I. I.
W. II. SCHMIDT & Co., door and aash
manufacturers Of Milwaukee, Wis.,,
have assigned with eii3,Oo0 liabilities
and elHS ,O0O nominal assets.
TAR steamer MsAntmorv, which has
arrived vt b0stOn, passed Nh iceberg
2 quarter Of . mile long and 30 test
1Rx town Of Flora, Mis., was On.
tirely destroyed by 6rv the other morn.
Ing. Only one business house Wa left
standing. Il was . small but wealthy
plAce. lOss and insurance unknown.
Two freight trains collidsd at Hny.
dsrtown, Pa Ten cAn were wrecked.
Conductor Diefendesfsr wHs killed and
several Of the crew hurt
Cax marble statue Of President Gar.
oald. intended 70 form part Of The
0Aroeld memorial styuctuEo nov n
process OF cOnstsuctioa at Cleveland,
O., will b admitted me Of duty.
bv The explosion at The boiler q q
eeeAm shovel used In excavattng n
FAllstou, Pa, one man was killed and
fourteen moro OF less ssy,ously iMiurSdl.
IN his will the late Congressman W,
d. Kelley, Of lsnnsyivania, len al hia
property TO his wife And four childyvn.
lta value wAs not known.
Tun fope's coming circular win deal
With The religious duties q CAtAolimI
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

oUv1x9Y Gn0dloA OlnofD Wogo n
Jared recently y . tsaia wrssk q
ChsstsrAslA.
A sLiosr7 but peououncel shock n
earthquake Was felt epneeally at Co
lumbis, .. C., On The 1lth. Thess was,
however. no alarm.
An extensive robbery d Turkish
priority bonds and Mexican National
Bank shares occurred recently while
they were In transit from Paris 70
London.
THE long contest for the 81. Louis
postmastership ended In the appoint
mont Of John d. Harlow.
FOVR perBons were drowned recently
by the capsising Il . boat In . pond
near Carmi. III.
Blaze measles b epidemic ct Fords.
Vile. Ky.
Tas goat sstssisa we'll q Woon.
socket, N. d., hes formed . forty scre
lake Of warm water and on half pres.
SUR throws = solid stream $50 fest.
The Walpois (lfaas.) emery mills
have boon destroyed BY Ore, causing
100000 loss. All was insured.
A. ". MERRlCx's residence In
Minneapolis. MIMI, WIS destroyed
BY aro the other night, causing e9O.O 0
loss.
JONI II. LYNCH. the principal NOR.
chant tailor Of Detroit, Mich. has
failed with heavy liabilities. Cause,
unseas0nsble weather.
Henry 0UiNRUr he's been arrested
In New York State charged with hav.
Ing attempted 70 wreck = Chicago 4
Northwestern ratlrOad vcstibule train
In jackson County, Wis, nearly . year
ago.
The Althea iii!i.Sharon divorce suit
M: boen 1nalIy disposed OF adversely
70 srM aorry.
All cupEeme Cours OF norm caro-
me- elSn!ed new trial 70 tsthe!
boyie, t.e Os.nouc pr'est convicted o.
rape n sentenced 70 b hanged.
TWELVE Armenian women whoss
relatives were murdered by Kurds have
arrived 1t st. Pstersburg TO implore IN
interview with the Gear, having becn
refused q hearing In Constantin0ple.
EDITOR PARKE, Of London, who
charged Earl Euston with gross Inn.
morality, was convicted Of criminal
libel and sentenced 70 one years im.
prisOnment.
In the histinRs court ct rAtersburR,
Va, the grand jury returned mot q
true bill" In the case OF General vii.
liam Malone, charged with fcloniously
shooting Herbert Harrison on the night
Of November 8.
THs President has not yet signed the
proclamation opening the Sioux lands
In S0uth Dakota and will not do 70 un.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

- ALL4N tried 70 pass Confeder.
- bills on . blind peanut seller In
Sletask, N. J., recently 40 having
- tssgete4 killed himsslf With NOR.
pAt11, whteh, when searched, he said
- qrippe medicine and was allowed
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

~ CAIRNS Of England, known ~
~ % discount Garmoyls, who paid
ec1s Fortescue $4,000 70 settle .
es(h Of promise suit, died In London
yoqtly. +
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

l0RD C0nNwALLls NAPis1 Of Mag.
dale h dead. He was . victim Of In.
Sienna. Lord Napier was born In 1910
end served with distinction In . mum.
oee Of warn In which Great Britain vas
eu9eged. bile most brilliant campaign.
Ina being In connection with the cap.
fure Of Pekin, the Abysainian expedi.
~ and The capture Of Nagdala.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24
MissoURI CATTIEMeN.


VU@uswWb
SEDALIA, No., Jan. l6.-The dele.l
gates to the cattlemen's convention ar
rived In the city Tuesday, and At night.
. mass meeting was held ut which o..
Governor M0reh0use presided. Tho
delegates assembled Ut nine O'Clock
yesterday morning. Nj. LeonAri, a.
Saline, called the meeting T. order.
Mr.. Leonard read . call for y mre(-
ing issued by the FarmerA Business,
and Working Mems Association Of Sa-
line County.
Ex-Governor Aorehouse was then,
elected temporary chairman and made.
a short speech, In which. no set forth,
the object Of the convention, and con.
cluded By saying: There have been
made m 70 milliOnaires IN this cOun.
try within the last nfty years than In all
its history before. Tho agricultur.
lists Of the great Missouri valley
sre to-s1y paying interest ON
more than three thousand millions Of
dollars Tho farmers have 70 pay all
tho expen o. Of oil this wealth ~ Y
rule In this country. Not only stock.
men. but agriculturists have assembled
here TO devise . way Of means whereby
the laborer a gett ercal pront Of bis.
labors. Methinks I hear Jay Gould
and the members Of the Zig Four
saying, What arc you going to do,
about II gcntlemenp Tho man who.
ands = remedy will 70 down In history
q . wiser maj than Solomon"
Mr.. Norman J. Cclman, fSt. Louis.
then addreased the convention. He par.
tcularly confined hts talk % combines,
and trusts and bore down on the Big
Four, and said they had . 6rmer grip.
upon the stock raiseu Of this country
than ia grippe" had now upon the pec-
pie OF Europe. Senator Clay. OF An
drain, and Mr.. Irving, Of Galway.
made short talka
Tho committee on 0Udentials then,
made . report, which Wa adopted.
sowing that - ware entitled u seats
In the convention.
The committee on permanent oman
lIxtion then proposed The name Of
Norman J. COlman - permanent
president. James Brooks, OF Carroll.
~ v~ice-preadcnt; Georgs W. louRman.
of st. Louis, ~ secretary, aud Mr..
Aacdiarmid, Of Kxnaas City, a aasist-
ant secretary. The committee recon.
mendsd that Aesrs. lOnRmsn..
Clay. Leonard, Davidson and Gov
ssnor Aorehouss b appointed q
Ommittss 70 effect The permanent or
S~AnixAtton a one xeockmen Al lfimoud.
! The rppOSt Was adoOt>A-
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

, mine owners Of the Chartered
6i4ct Of Belgium have kivsn their
m4l0 per cent. increasekn wages and
- reduced the working hours "a
nd The strike has 0nded,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

CI.vEiAxp. o., Jaa. lA-At Ers..
"a, last night NJ. assd Mr.. Csrt
ho9alinsky IN tAsts losr eAilduu st.
no@s With Ma RoealinakyS bsuthsr.
de va insoxtcssed ssd pot ~ hshtso
pip q The I'D b vAtcA u cAila,vo
.sss ssssptse. IL ~ tsok ars "A
u eose. ~ neosiy euasuusd bposgs
q 9 ~ esS.sa asytvsAL h Arunksa
1920 = ~ Mag Toviinaki,
- $500 = IL 1eaeA - ~ eAll-
Z vecs ~ sa1eeAleA xkot4 $780,
- Aasy, sysa ovss ChasltA 80 1sur;
sssss:s sd tnssss 49, 60 ~:
osO v1D discovered
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

lILL introduced In the House by
3s1sentative Mills provides for 70.
e1p9ity In trade between the United
0tD and Mexico.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

QtD COMMISSIONER GRovp has
eeeped to Nsbraska o224, 1885 per
81 OF the proceeds OF tho sales Of
pub lands In the past four years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24
WALKER eLAINg's FUNERAL.

Ths Rssaslas u the Son ~ shs xserstsry a
Stete lata Ia Rest.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE funeral Of
Walker Blaine took place yesterday
morning. A private funeral ceremony
was held 1t tho homo Of Secretary
blaine. In Ia Fsyctte square. at 1880
o'clock. Tho President and Mrs. Harri.
son, oil The members Of tho Cabinet, u.
w. HAlford. several members Of tho
diplomatic corps and some intimate
friends Of the Secretary attended the
services. which were conducted by Rev.
Or. Hamlin. pastor Of the Church Of the
Covenant.
The body was then taken TO the
Church Of the Covenant, wherc the reg.
ular services were held. the Rev. Dr..
lismlin ~oficiatinG and Prof. wAltss
DamrOsch presiding u the organ.
Prominent among the throng wcrc the
President and Mrs. Harrison, the Vice.
President and Mrs. Morton. the entire
Cabinet and their families. the Justices
Of the supreme Court, members OF the
diplomatic corps, delegates 70 the Pan.
American conference and senators and
Representatives..
The House Ut Representatives did not
meet until eleven o'clock In order 70 81.
low the members to attend the funeral.
and the Department Of Justice wss
closcd oil day.
Tho state Department was not Tor.
mAlly closed. but all the officers and
employees who desired 70 attend the ~.
neral wcrc permitted to do ~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

AkAHAN LINCOLN, con Of Robert
=. 3ncoln, Minister to England, re-
eoue quite sick, 10 out Of danger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

oAvxscs AAnaynnna. Ne scsss. -
sssssssA Ne osAss ataAs % nssaAvly
~ n irty.onsss Fsse New Yssk. eAasgsA
With Atsssasray ssaaucl ~ nsAs .
eoaatsscAarUe seNinss Ne o0eee. -
- bailed cut A1a AispAasgsA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

NARaMAIL- Tsx., JAa. t~N-huFVlaV
saewA tao omes VI the wsees-Ptsscs
al ca 10 this city last Alshs saA 90
oser Si.voS worth Of Heses sAA mccoy
togssAcs. TIE safe MAS blown opes
With dynamite after Ne Aosss ~
brekea iNso With tools ssolsa freo q
Hacssaish shop hat wss slso bsOksa
intA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

n editor Of El P~rogresso, Of the
CITY Mexico, he's been sent 70 Jail
1oe Naming Adohna Patti.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

4 wealthy go nsspseesa Csssapa nsooel
es6 Css0aes1 u Mn lDws01laO.
SPSiHoviKLD, No., Jan. So.-Aboui
Ven o'clock Friday night the neighbosa
Of Hugh y. Farmer, who live about
eiGht miles south Of here, nav that hia
house, was IN nre, and on going - the
scene they found the sntire building
completely ~cnvelopcd In flames. The
house was bvils Of logs, and looking
Into the main room they saw Farmers
dead body burning " . crisp. but ell e.
forts 70 take II from the burning build.
Ing were futile. and after the Dire only
charred fragments remained.
For several years past Farmer had had
. number Of negro tenants on his place
Somc Of whom he recently detected In
stealing from him and Ut once hsd them
leave his place. The first theory afteI
the Ore wxs discovered was that . GOAL
oil lamp had exploded and burned
Farmer and his house, but later develop.
mcnts lead 10 the theory that some Of
the thleving negroes murdered him f0s
his money, and on account Of their I'll
feeling set hre 70 the house 70 destroy
oil evidences Of tho crime.
Farmer had two pct dogs and after the
hre the bones Of ono Of the animals
were taken from the smoldering en-
bern. The other was found on the place
alive with his hair saturated with coal
oil. Tho dead man Friday purchased q
gallon OF coal oil 1t . little store sea
Misplace and II Is thought the murderer
used this oil 70 Are the building and
poured II on the two dogs after they had
killed their master, bat that one Of them
escaped from the house when the doc'
was opened.
The terrible affair has caused intense
excitement among the people Of this 10
cality and No effort will b. spared 70 IN
savel The mystery with which II Is sur
rounded.
Tho unfortunate man WAS q bachelor
about sIxty.nve years Of ago and lived
oil aiono. He came to this section from
County Wicklow. Ireland. about thirty
gears ago where he was educated for su
Episcopal minister. His family were
wealthy and aristocratic people, and b.
cause they refused to permit him "a
marry his mothers pretty housemsid,
with whom he had fallen desperately Ia
love, IL is said he became embittcred
against them and left his native land.
Soon after bis sweetheart WAS welded
10 another. After he came to this
country he received . large sum Of
money. part OF which he invested In the
Ono farm Of about 400 acres near this
| city, on which he had lived as . rccluse
Tor the past thirty years. lie also pur.
chased real estate In other adjoining
counties and had considerable money
deposited In the Greene County bank u
this place.
The deceased had no relatives here A
Tar ~ can be learned and the heira 70 his
property In oil probability live In Ire
land. lie was . highly cultivated man,
but was usually quito rcticcnt and wa'
we'll Rad and posted on all current
matters. Ho WA . prominent leader Ia
the grange movement among the farm
ers several years ago and was highly -
spcctcd by oil who knew him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24
Negsss Misaisanrtes.

NEw YORx. Jan. t0,--Thc four negro
youths, who cAme herr on the Liberia
from Africa on Thursday last, and who
ore bound ior Nashville, Tenn, where
they arc I receive an education TO 1t
them - missionaries In their native
banda, sore passed by the Castle Garden
Commissioners yesterday. Mr.. Peck. Of
Pcck 4 Snyder. gave bonds GUARANTEES
Ing that they would not become . charge
on the cOuMtry.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

6enate sCommittse on Patents
Aaofdersd = favorable report On the
Chd International Copyright bill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

LInxHrv, No, Jan. lA-Jauss l.
sheets, tho lawyer Who killed John
!sw'on, was ls-sxanined yesterday b.
ore Justice Gray nd coouittsd Tor
!tAl vtthess bail. The jssesa stasine
mai 10 had ssrsa u aa,swtng Shssts q.
dive b0od il ol,Ma
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-24

MARSHALL Mo-, Jan. 10 IA mammoth
psnthcr % t,sas 10 roaming st lsrEc II
the Elk Lick woods, southeast Of this
city. Il was chased yesterday BY sev
eateen hOundA but vas DOT caught 4
ecaerst huat will b easagsA In and -
sAsaess effort nsAs 70 capture Ne aai.
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