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The Two Pnri,ells.

LONDON, Dec. 9.-Mr. Gladstone has
written q letter regarding the crisis in
the Irish Parliamentary party, in WHICH
he says there appears to be no question
affecting himself but only an unex.
planned contradiction between the Par
nell OF November, 1890. and the Parnell
OF all former dates sinCe the Hawarden
interYieH.
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Another BsllaIro Mnn Convicted

Joseph /. Doebler, OF Beliaire, charged
with traudulently using the United
States mails, and taken to Columbus on
Sunday, was yesterday found guilty, as
indicted, and sentenced to five years i'm.
prisonment at hard labor 10 the Ohio
penitentiary, Doebler would ascertain
the names Of Belmont county people to
whom fees were due and write to the
clerk or attorney in the name OF the wit
ncsGes and demand their fees. lie is the
man who also got into trouble with Ar.
buckle 4 Go. come time ago.
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New York, Dec. 0.-It is learned that
the firm OF Nightengsle Bros. & knight,
the silk manufacturers Of Paterson, N.
j., made an assignment yesterday alter
noon to Judge Barkalow, Of Paterson.
Their liabilities, it is stated, are certain
ly less than 100000, and their assets, it
is believed, amount to only about half
that sum. -. ..-.,....
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West virginia Pensions.

Special D.patch TO ae lnttli1eacer.
q WASHINGTON, D.. G., Dec. 0.-WeSt
Virginia pensions: 0riginal-Elias Nc.
Intyre, Enterprise; Michael Thurman,
Hugo. Increaae-Andrew Ankrom,
Wick; John Bsttzby, Clarksburg; Ma.
than Bashan, Pryor; W.. ]. Martin,
Elizabeth; Andrew ]. Bright, Merosr's
Bottom Jacob Pittman, Williamstown
George Richards, West Columbia. Re.
issue and increase-Minors Of s. Ha'
han, Independence.
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Y H7I-1T '9-70---I--v T-I1"-I- ~ ~ y -.
West Virginia IuvehtionB.

ApteiGl DlsDdleh % tse INltal0eneer.
WAsuISeToS, D. c., Dec. o.-West
Virginia patents granted to-day: An.
drew Geiger, Driftwood, churn dasher;
George P. Hobbs, Wheeling, lantern;
Alexander Parks, Martinsburg, appar.
satus for! separating the solid from the
liaRid Ssrti9ps q the waste Of dist tilleries.
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OGDEN, UTAH, Dec. o.-The Union Pa
ciac switchmen in the Ogden yards
struck yesterday on account Of a reduc.
tion Of the night force and cut in
wages. 1t it feared that the strike Will
assume more serious proportions to-day.
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A SAD CASE.
sheriTK Kook, OF Logan County, This State
Rscomcs Insane While In Cincinnati.

CINGiNsArI, O., Dec. S.-Joseph A.
Kock, Sheriff OF Logan county. W. Va,
Is in the hands oi the police authorities,
having become insane while here on
business. His first attack was on Sun.
day afternoon, when at his hotel he
suddenly drew revolver and attempted
to thoot an imaginary pursuer. One OF
his hallucinations Is that he is q goose,
and when that idea possesses him bis
voice initiates the tone Of goose. His
friends have been notified, as he cannot
be put into lunatic asylum here.
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AUGUSTA, Me-, Dec. 9.-The ice COM
naniee ere preparing to get the winter
cropof ice on'the Eenhebec. The ice is
six to eight inches thick.
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A Rnce Riot.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Dec. 0.-A bloody
fight between negroes and white men is
reported to have taken place Sunday
near Littleton, resulting in the death OF
one white man and the wounding OF an
other. Several negroes arc also re-!
posteda as having been wounded butnone
killed. 1900 n
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Clptliiers Fail.

BosroN, Dec. 9.-Messrs. Whitten,
Burdette & Young, wholesale clothiers,
No. 3 Winter Square, have made an as
sienment. Their liabilities are about
S7O( 600.
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Steamship News.

NEw YoRK, Dec, a.-Arriyed-steamer
Ems, from Rremeu. G7I~,
HAMBURG, Dec. 0.-Arrived-Rugia
and Gellert, from New York. a
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Kidnapped md Isanso med.

HAVANA, Dec. 9.-Senor Antonio
Vento, the owner Of the Cammacho
estate, who vas recently kidnapped' by
bandits near Batabano, has been releneed
upon the payment OF ranso N Of S., 600.
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s CArARRH is not a local but constitu.
tionel disease, and requires constitu.
tional remedy like Hoods Sarsaparilla
to effect q cure, 5lQss
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THE chaplain for Congress seems 10
pray hard enough, but still he does no
good; not 80 with Dr.. Bull; his Cough
Syrup has never failed to cure the most
stubborn cough or cold. :aii5l.5l
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A REMINIscENcE

Mr.. Wilaon told Of the B. ( o. haul.
ing him to Elm Grove in a special cal
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Countcrfei, ers Captured.

CASroS, O., Dec. o,-United States
secret service officers have captured a
gang. Of counterleiters who have been
making and passing spurious $40 bills,
their headquarters being at Palestine.
0fthe prisoners two were captured at
Canton, one at hIassillon and four about
twenty-five miles east Of this city, near
the Pennsylvania line. The oflicers have
secured plates, molds and the whole
outfit. One Of the counterfeiters tried
to ".age" the new bogus by soaking fresh
bills in vinegar. Tbs officers refuse to
give names. I. .i5
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BosToy, Dec. 0.-G. W. Ingalls, & Co.,
shoe dealers, assigned to-day with liza.
bilities OF 100000.
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LYDoSvlLLE, VI, Dec. 9-The mer.
curry here this morning was thirty de.
grees below zero.
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No cure, no pay is the motto Of SALIVA.
ton Oh because it cures every; time.
!. Only 25cents, Is :.
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uSrAyoRABLE nj OPINIONS.

Capt. Rawling expressed his opinion
that the B. & o. had nothing in view
but to hinder and annoy tho Terminal
Company. Il
Dr., Campbell spoke in favor OF going
slow, because 1t is the last franchise the
city will have to give away.
Mr.. Pollock favored giving the Te:.
minal Company what 1t wants. He said
the B. & o. only wants to hold things
back, and get the city and Terminal
Company at logerheada in the hope that
they may gain something. The B. & O..
don't intend to move from Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets. She has had
chances for a long time, but has not
made any move that way.
Mr.. Faris detailed a conversation lie
had with Job Abbott come time since,
wherein Mr. Abbott asserted that the
plans proposed are inpracticable.
d Mr. Farrell: Judge Cochran, if We
pass your ordinance, and the b. 4 o
wants the route proposed ir Mr.. Whites
plans, is it impossible for you both Il
come To the north OF the creek? (
Judge Cochran: 1t is final; we can
| not. x f 81 s. x ~ "a > Ifg! Z "a N
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GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.
GEO. NJ SHOOK
&c 60
Christmas
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GEO. NJ. SHOOK & CO.

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tEo'We Sill otter fiiren Handsome Litho. y
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TNETERMINAL RAILWAY
Cots the Rights 1t asks Of the City rrc

. ". 3.
Cots the Rights 1t asks OF the City from
Council-A long and busy Meeting.
Nearly all the time OF last nights Goun-
Gil meeting was devoted to the discus.
sion Of the report OF tho Committee on
Railroads and the passing OF the ordi.
nance proposed by it. It was brought
up in the First Branch and read once.
The switch ordinance Of the Wheeling
Electrical Company was passed by both
branches. aF5
Tho second recommendation that the
plano for the b. & 0. railroad prepared
by the City Engineer be adopted, and
loaned to the B. < o. Railroad Company
30 that their engineers could make esti-
mates as to cost, ETC., was read by the
clerk. "a
When it was finished, Mr.. Rawling
moved to hear Judge Cochran. Mr..
Emsheimer seconded the motion.
Judge Cochran said: II say frankly
to Council and everyone that il the
Baltimore 4 Ohio is given the right Of
way proposed we cannot construct the
work on the south bank OF the creek.
Tho Baltimore & Ohio route crosses our
tracks twice and We cannot possibly
come north Of the creek under euch con.
ditions. Our engineers tell us We can.
not do the work our plans call for II our
tracks are crossed. We were so confident
that the people wanted US to come ia
the north bank OF the creek and build a
Union depot, that We have begun work
on the wall on the other side OF the
creek near Whitaker's mill, and arc
building pier upon that wall for our
bridge. Also piers in the creek have
been commenced" He complained
that the B. g. O. line would cut the.r
yards in two at the switch ends and
hinder all possibility oi making up
trains. The Terminal Company pro.
poses to lay four passenger tracks, two
incoming and two outgoing, and two
other tracks to get to tho freight sheds.
II say with all candor and all frankness
that if you are relying upon any hops
that we will ever be reconcilad to the
B. 4 o. crossing us in that way, you are
relying upon a hope that will never be
realizcd,"-
Evening journal., 1890-01-02
sRAzlL's UNSTABLE REPUBLIC.

The People Overawed by Police and
Military Trouble Feared.
NEW YORK. Jan 2.-The steamer Strabo
has just arrived from Rio de Janeiro. Her
captain reports all quiet when he left that
city, but says the situation Is not very salts
factory from the standpoint OF believer In
popular self government The people seem
overawed by the police and military. The
soldiers ride about the streets constantly,
calling out, ''all is we'll, +" and notifying the
populace that any one who attempts TO raise
a disturbance will be shot.
Capt Matheson says the people are unac-
countably apathetic II citizen can be in
duced to express an opinion, be will admit
his lack of faith in the stability OF the pro-
visional junta, but will hold up his hands in
horror at the idea of doing anything himself
to alter the situation. Everybody is waiting
for some one else to do something Proba-
bly, the initiative in the movement to estab-
lish legitimate government win be taken
in some province, and the revolt will then
become general. Then it will be found that
the present government has absolutely moth
ing behind it. The genuine Republicans So
cretly look TO Silvera Martins as the hope Of
their party The first act of the provisional
government was TO clap this able and patri-
otic man into prison, and it is feared he will
die there
The only other man who would be uni
versally recognized as leader in the Republi-
can movement is Baron Lodario, who, though
minister Of marine under the empire, is i'm
bued with Republican ideas He Is not the
kind Of Republican that Fonseca and Bar
bosa are, but believes in legitimate methods,
and he was wounded In trying to check the
recent rebellion
The provisional government manufactures
cablegrams purporting TO show that all the
nations in the world and all the great bank
ers have recognized the junta. BY posting
and circulating these and keeping strict cen
sorship over the cables il keeps the people
misinformed as to the real situation.
The captain Of the Brazilian warship
Amazon remained loyal TO the empire. and
refused 70 haul down his nag until all the
guns of the feet had been turned on his YES
sci. The Amazon was the training ship.
Two of the cadets took the revolt SO much
TO heart that they committed suicide. The
junta has as yet adopted no national flag.
or, rather, il has used half a dozen different
ones at different times.
Evening journal., 1890-01-02
N New YoRNs pLIeHr.
Pittsburg and Allegheny city without
Electric Light.


PITTsBURG, Jan 2.-The American Feder-
alton Of Labor has ssued an order calling
out all its member working for the Allie
gheny County Light company. Oakland
and East Liberty are still lighted but Pitts
burg proper and the south side and Allie
gheny City are in darkness.
This means that the Allegheny County
Electric Light company has practically
elected to test its strength against that Of
united labor organizations and their sup
porters in Allegheny county. Recently the
joint committee Of the Electrical union and
united labor organizations, representing a
numerical strength OF $1,000 men in the
county, presented to the company for It's
consideration an agreement which pur-
ported to regulate the conditions under
which the employees of the company would
remain at work.
The answer returned by the company was
by no means satisfactory TO their employees.
The Electrical union met and resolved that
strike be ordered, and that all OF the en-
ployes OF the company be called out The
effect OF the call win be the cessation OF
work by machinists engineers, dynamo mer
and the electricians OF the Allegheny County
Light company, the East End Electric Light
company, the Keystone Construction com
pany and the Westinghouse Electric Light
company.
Il is also stated that the fight viii be car
ried into politics, and the influence OF tho
labor organizations will be brought 70 beal
against the candidates for city councils IA
vorable TO the company now set up in al
the wards of the city. The Allegheny
County Light company has monopoly il
supplying Pittsburg and Allegheny City
with light Their private contracts are alst
numbered by the thousands
Evening journal., 1890-01-02
A ROYAL PALACE BURNED.
II Was Near Brussels. and Princes
Had Narrow Escape.

IL Was Near Brussels, and Princess
Had Narrow Escape.
BRussELs, Jan 2-The royal palace at
Laeken, a suburb of Brussels. was almost
completely Quilted by fire yesterday, and
portion Of the building entirely destroyed.
The origin Of the fire is not yet known The
flames spread rapidly, and at one time
threatened 10 cut Off the escape Of most of
the inmates. The Princess Clementine had
a very narrow escape from death, and her
rescue was effected with the greatest diff
Guilty.
A young lady employed as governess to
the princess was unable to follow her mis-
tress and was burned TO death The only
portion of the palace which escaped the raw
ages of the flames was that in which the
private apartments Of the king are situated.
The royal collection Of works OF art, one OF
the finest in Europe, comprising some Of the
most valuable paintings and statuary ex-
tant, was entirely destroyed.
Evening journal., 1890-01-02
ONE GENT.
TWENTY-Slx PERISHED.
Further Particulars of the Lon
don School Horror.
AYOUNG HERO's DEEDS OF DARING

He Dragged His Companions to a Place
Of Safety, and Worked Until Driven
Away by the Flames--srany Narrow
Eseapes--o,her News From Abroad.
LONDON, Jan "A later account Of tho
hre horror at the industrial school says: In
the fire at the Paupers' Industrial school in
Forest Gate, a connectionof the Whitechapel
unions, twenty-six boys who were asleep in
the upper stories were suffocated before they
could be rescued Fifty-eight Others were
rescued by the attaches Of the institution
aud members Of the fire brigade amidst the
most intense excitement and at great risk
Two Of the matrons effected their escape by
sliding down water pipe. Some OF tho
boys, emboidened by the example set by the
matrons, escaped in the same manner.
The superintendent'a bravery.
The superintendent OF the school exhibited
great bravery, aud repeatedly dashed through
the flames, returning each time with the al
most inanimate form Of some youngster.
The school contained in all 900 pupils.
When the flames had been subdued the
twenty-six dead bodies were removed to the,
main hall OF the institution, where the pro-
fuse Christmas decorations still depended
from ceiling and walls
origin of tho Fire.
The FIRE originated from an overheated
stove The girls wing OF the school, CON
tanning $50 inmates, was not touched by the
flames The boys retired in the highest
| spirits In anticipation Of promised presents
10 be given them. A New Years fete was
also to be held. The scenes in the death
/ chamber, where the relatives and the school
mates OF the victims are viewing the bodies,
are very pititul.
who the Boys We're.
The school was filled with BOYS who had
been committed to its care because Of their
incorrigible habits; and altogether the in
mates were of character from which little
discipline or obedience might be expected in
moments when both were imperatively de-
manded As arule, however, the boys yield
ed readily 20 the directions OF their superiors,
and to this fact Is due the safety of scores
Aho otherwise would have pershed.
Supplied by smoke.
OF the twenty-six who lost their lives only
two were burned 10 death, the others having
| oNNh nuhoSoNfuHn theif ueuh many OF tne
latter were aroused with the rest but be-
came stupified with the smoke and crawled
back TO their cots 10 die
Boy Hero.
The hero Of the occasion was boy who
acted in the capacity Of monitor In the fatal
wnrd, himself a boy whose vicious habits
/ had made him an inmate OF the institution.
Through his efforts many boys were literally
driven from the building, and be ceased his
work of reseuing his fellows only when he
was himself driven out by the flames. Sew.
erul of his companions he dragged uncon-
scious out Of the windows, whil others he
carried into the air in his arms.
Evening journal., 1890-01-02
A nlr New YORK Fire.

NEW York, Jan. 2-The five story brick
building, 6l7 to 625 West Fifty-second street,
was partially burned yesterday. Loss, s225,-
600, as follows; Building, owned by Jacob
New, $4,000; Liberty Silk works lH. A. Van
Liew q Col, $780, coo; Mailer & Co., silk
ribbons S3O, O,000 Persian Carpet and Rug
company, $1,000; J. g.. J. Morrison, plaster
ornaments, $1,000; Eaton Coal Compound
Manufacturing company, $1,000. The losses
are well covered by insurance. There are
usually about $50 men and women operatives
in the building, but this being a holiday the
only persons on the premises were the watch
man, Smith, and his family, who made a
narrow escape from the top floor, and the
engineer, Charles Fechtler, who also escaped.
The fire originated in the dye room near the
engine room.
Evening journal., 1890-01-02
Rohhed Of .storr br ! rrlok.

MINNRAPc7 is, Jan 2.-The first Of a series
Of skating matches between Alex Paulsen, OF
this city, and Hugh J. Mccormick, Of St
Johns, came Off at the Palace rink McCor-
mick trailed Paulsen the entire distance
until the shot was fired announcing the last
lap. Then he spurted, gaining about ten
yards when a chain was thrown across the
track, causing him to sustain terrible fall.
Paulsen won by couple Of feet. A protest
has been issued against paying over the stake
money, $3.50 Time, five miles, 20 min. Is
sec ten miles, 40 min. s. Sec fifteen miles
hour, ] min 81 sec.