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TOO MUCH CURIOSITY.
boys Who Attempted to Wreck Trains
Merely to Crafty Their Desire TO SEQ u
Disaster,


Doys Who Attempted to Wreck Trains
Mercly to Crafty Their Desire TO SEQ n
Disaster.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-On Friday last, fol.
lowing immediately upon tho attempt
to wreck an express train on tho Great
Western railroad near Reading by plac-
ing number OF slocpcrs across the
railway, it was announced that the
Eastbournc express had been nearly
wrecked near Croydon by Il quantity OF
fish plates and iron chairs which had
been placed across the rails in front OF
the EaStbourne train. In both cases
til" engine plowed through the obstruc-
tions and did not leave the rails; in the
case OF the Croydon outrage, the engine
was greatly damaged; in both cases u
serious calamity was avcrtcd by tho en-
gncers, who caught sight OF the OBJ
structions in time to down brakes"
and reduce the trains hcadway before
it was too late.
The police Of Reading and Croydon,
assisted by detectives from the criminal
investigation department OF Scotland
Yard, have, since tho attempt to wreck
the two express trains, been vigorously
trying to track the rascals concerned in
in the outrages. To-day the police OF
Croydon succeeded in arresting two
boys, who were arraigncd and charged
with placing the distractions in front
OF the Eastbournc express. At first the
lads denied all knowledge OF the affair,
but finally they confessed, saying that
they placed the fish plates and iron
chairs where they were found in order
that their desire to see train dcralcd
might be gratitiel.
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GAMBLING CAUSED 1T.
\ Trusted Mans Enll-iiis Embczzlcmci
Rcnortcl hy His Own II, tI,,r

\ Trusted Mans Eall-iiis Embczzlcmcnt
Reported by Ills Own Father.
CiNcISSATI, Oct. 27.-WilliamJ.. L. Nun
son, whose shortage Of .ovor $l5, 600 rs
assistant secretary to Fulton Building
Association No. 4, was reported last
night by his own iuthcr to the directors,
has been ior some timo travelling pas
senscr agent OF the Kentucky Central
railroad.
lie has stood high in public cstima-
ton, WAS happily married and is living
back Of Newport, Ky. When seen late
last night he made 10 denial OF his guilt,
but expressed astonishmcnt that it had
reached so large q sum. He frankly
confessed that il Was all due to his in
ordinate love OF gambling, lie was
habitual better at the races and lost
much money also at poker. Being in
receipt OF \ good salary his cxpcndi-
lures on tho race track did not excite
unusual suspicion. His losses at poker
We're necessarily known TO but n few,
His method OF dcirauding tho associa-
ton consisted in taking money each
iiEi. Win Nceh'S HueS were pa!u ana
juggling the BOOKS in such an >in.cnius
way that neither his father, who was
secretary, nor his brother, who was Sec
ond assistant, nor the auditing COM
committee discovered it until within
very short tDno. He took compara-
lively smal! SUMS each week and hit
upon 4 method OF covering up his en-
bezzlcmen. in Almost peculiar manner.
OF course it required a falsifyins OF tho
books, but even this was not apparent
until the most searching tests were up-
niied.
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WILL IT Be ELKINS?
His Appearance IN Washington
Strengthens tho Rumor
ABOUT The CABINET VACANCY
Which, IL is Said, VIII be Filled by
His Ample Forip...Thc Prcsidcnt's
Intentions Have Not Been Told 10
Any one, but tho West Virginian Is
Strictly in 1t, 80 Ear as Gossip is
Concerned.


tptt"H bsv'IiCd " INC IHCuJtltT
WAsHISdroS D. c., Oct. 27.-Tho fact
that Mr.. lill;ins has been in Washing
ton during the past twenty.four hours
has had the effect to strengthen tho
rumor OF his selection for secretary Of
war. 1t may bo that President llarri-
son will conclude 10 tender tho war
portfolio TO Mr.. Elkins, but up to this
evening he surely had not intimated to
any one that he intended to do so. lie
has not even talked TO any member OF
the Cabinet about tho selection OF Mr..
ElkiEs, and il he really intends to offer
tho place to the West Virginian he has
kept tho secret well within himself,
and not even his most intimate political
or personal friends WHO have journeyed
here in the interest OF Mr. Elkins have
been given the intimatiou that he Is to
be made secretary OF wnr.
Quite number OF prominent Rcpub-
leans, among them, it is said, Mr.. Car
ne.ie. Secretary Proctor, Senator Ed
munds and General Sowcll. have urged
the appointment OF Mr.. Elkins, and it
may be said that he has been, with
other men, taken into the consideration
oil the President; but there appears to
bcno more foundation at this time for
the announcement that Mr.. Elkins is to
be secretary OF war than there is for
such statement involving the name OF
any one OF the half dozen other men
who have been named in connection
with the place.
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Hall Challenges SfR,,rr,

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-"Parsonn Davies
tonight Issued tho following:
"On behalf OF Jim Hall, the champion
middlowcight pugilist OF Australia,
herewith extend the following chal-
lcngc to Peter Mahcr, champion heavy
weight pugilist OF Ireland: Mr.. Hall
will fight Mr.. SIahcr for the largest
purse any responsible clnb will guaran-
tee and side bet OF satisfactory dimen-
sons, to finish, Marquis oi Queens
bury rules, within = reasonable time
the Irish champion not TO weigh more
than 10 pounds. Mr.. Hall will box
Maher six rounds in any place agreed
upon Tor the gate receipts, Maher not
to weigh more than li5 pounds. ] un-
dcrstand that Mr.. William Madden is
looking after 1aher's interests and
hope that he will acccp, one OF the
above propositions.
iSigncdl "CnAELrs L. DAWES"
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A ANnycl lsnYcn.t suit.

BosTos, MASS, Oct. IA suit was
begnnin The Superior Court yes terday
by Mrs. knllbnrg, storokccper eli
East Boston, against Rev. Hugh T..
OUonnell, 4 Catholic priest OF that Sec
ton, TO recover $1,000 damages FOR the
ruin OF plaintiffs business by n boycott
placed on the store bytho priest. Mrs.
kullburg refused to send her children
to the parochial school and alleges in
her charge that because sho did so re-
fuse, defendant, from tho altar, pub
licly and officially issued an in.crdict
iorbiddiny all his parishionera and his
congregation to trade or deal. or in any
way associate, with the plaintiff"
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STRANGERS ARRIVING
Already to Attend tho llnrtinsburg Sale.
Tho Beet suSnr Proposition.

Tho EeGt SuSnr Proposition.
Spcrial Dispatch to the E,tel,iJenrsr.
MARrlNsnURG, W. Va, Oct. 27.-
Strangers havo already begun to arrive
in town to attend the largo lot sale Of
the Mining, Manufacturing and I'M
provcment Company, and are looking
tho company's land over and selecting
the best sites for IN investment. All
arc convinced OF the stability oi the
city's boom, and indeed they could not
well think otherwise. Since the organi-
zation OF the company, they have
located about twenty important and
well paing manufacturing enterprises,
which, when they all get in running
shape, will employ two thousand work
men. Negotiations are now pending
between the company and large Ohio
glass manufactory, and everything
points to the location OF tho plant in a
shor. time. To-day the company made
proposition to the executive COM
mittec on the location OF tho beet sugar
factory, in which they agreed to give
fortr,two acres for 4 site and to plant
one hundred acres OF their land in
bpetS
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BRUSSELS, Oct. 27.-Thc Courier, OF this
city. publishes decree alleged to have
been issued by the lato Pope Plus IN.
with reference to future conclaycs. The
decree confirms the exclusive right OF
the cardinals to elect pope free from
any Intervention OH the part OF the
powers. 1t also declares that the car
dinals in Rome at the time OF the death
OF pope ought to decide whether the
election OF II new pope should take place
outside OF Italy, and that ifany attempts
should be made to interfere with con-
clave it should be transferred beyond
It,lv ----a
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THE PRAIRIE FIRES.
Many Tarm Houses EurnGil-2eopie L
Their All-3-uch los. OF y;fc


Many Farm Houses HurnGi-2eoplc Lose
Their .all-3;uch Los. OF life.
ST. Lorls, Oct. 27.--A dispatch from
Guthrie, O. T., giving further particu.
lars OF the prairie fires says that in the
Iowa reservation, where the grass was
much heavier, the damage is great.
The district burned is ten miles wide
and fifty long. 4 number OF people lost
their horses and wagons, escaping only
on horseback, and several families in
wagons were caught and lost everything.
1t is reported here several persons have
pcrishrd. Another fire started in runl,
grass, thirty miles north OF here, Sat
urday night, and burned so last that
everything was swept before it. Fully
fifty farm houses burned. 4 number OF
people are missing and it is almost GER
tain that some OF them have died in the
flames. The village OF Cimarron was
completely wiped out and many OF tho
inhabitants badly burned. They saved
their lives by jumping into the river.
The mail carried from Afulhall was
caught and totally burned. The re-
ports from The burned district arc yot
very mcaScr, but the damage will be
well up toward Sl00, 900, and il wind
should spring tho damage will be ter
rihlp
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a TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.


"CIcEeianu, Quo.
CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 27.-The factory
of the United States Mine and Supply
Company was completely destroyed by
an explosion followed by fire shortly
after y o'clock this afternoon. Three
persons were killed and several injured.
The factory was recently established in
an old brick stable on Allison avenue,
which originally cost $4,000, and made
fuses, cartridges, etc, ior mining opcr-
ations using different preparations oi
gun cotton, dynamite, nitro-glYccrinc
and gun powder. Tho first explosion
was Il heavy one, blowing the roof
nearly of and shattering the walls.
The shock was ielt hall \ mile away,
Shouts and screams were heard inside
the building and then al! Of the twelve
employees excepting three, tumblcd pcll
nell ont OF windows and doors. Sever
nj other lighter explosions followed,
sending bricks in all directions, and in
few minutes tho flames were ut work.
The fire was subducd and in few hours
tho charrcd remains OF John Fink, four
teen years old, Alfred Schaeier. seven
teen years old, and Paul Piannkuchc, a
nephew OF the president OF the compa-
ny, were dug out OF tho ruins. Minnie
Peck, an cmploye, was severely cut and
bruised, and other employees injured,
but none severely. The loss on the
building is about $500, and on the
stnrE & lll
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THE NEWS CONFIRMED.
Tho Murder of Two POLITICAL Prisoners !
ENlmnccdn's Follower,

PANAMA, Oct. .27.-Chilean adyiccs
say: The news concerning the murder
OF Mr.. Manuel Maria Aldnunate and his
companion, Canpolicono Villota, has
been confirmed. They were taken pris-
oncrs on the filth OF this month by an
officer and three soldier, and while on
their way to Quito they met band OF
Balmaceda's dispersed soldiers who are
still marauding in that vicinity and who
commenced blaming Aldunatc for their
defeat The two political prisoners
tried to escaped by the Palmilla hills,
but they were overtaken and murdered
by their accuscrs. The next morning
their bodies were found stark naked.
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EGAS'S ORDERS.


To Demand Reputation from the Chilean
Governmcnt-Thc Order pcrompsory.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 27.-In the
telegram sent By order OF the Prcsidcn:
to Chile on the 2Sd in1s., Ministc: Egan
is instructed as follows:
You will ct onca bring to the atten-
ton OF the government OF Chile tho
facts as reported 10 you b. Captain
Schley, and will inquire whether there
are any qualifying facts in the. posses
sion OF that government, or an cxplana-
ton to be offered OF an event that has
very deeply panied the, people oi the
United States, not only 6y reason OF the
resulting death OF one OF our sailors, but
even more ns IN apparent expression OF
an uniriendliness towards this govern
lficnt which might put in peril the
maintenance OF amicable relations be-
tween the two countries. Ii the facts
are us reported by Captain Schley, this
government cannot doubt that the gov
ernmcnt OF Chile will offer prompt and
full! rcparation. You will furnish the
foreign office full paraphrase OF this
dispatch and report promptly to this
government.
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every predecessor. Unfortunately the
stage darkcncd before the curtain fell.
lie, however, was glad 10 think that
though tho provocation was extremo
through tho tragic fifth act OF tho
drama, neither himself nor his COL
leagues used n single rccriminatlng
word in relation TO Mr.. Parncll whose
latter actions never blinded them to tho
importance OF the work he achieved for
Ireland. For himself come veal, como
woe, he would never regret that he had
given six OF tho best years Of his life to
this great cause.
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Moved to ouash tho Jury.

Special Df.pc'ch 10 TIC IntUigG'e;r.
WEllsDunG, W. Va, Oct. o7.-The
Italian murder case was called before
Judge Boyd, in the circuit court here
this morning. Tho counsel for the de-
tense entered motion to guash the
jury, which: was argued until noon. when
the courtoverraled the motion, and the
work OF selecting jury was begun, and
when court adjourned fifteen jurors out
OF panel OF thirty had been secured.
The motion to quash the jury was
made over the new jury Law.
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NcrtllO. for the Plaintiff

SlfcIdI Dsp07ch 70 Wc 7nltIlIgGccr.
WgsroS, w. Va, Oct. o7.-The jury in
the case OF Wecddell against the West
Virginia Improvcnt Company for SlO,-
000 damages for the loss OF the life of
one Grave, an cmploye, on one OF their
trains some time ago. returned & verdict
to-day ior the plaintiff for $4,000. The
case no doubt will be appealed. Some
oil the best legal talent in the State was
employed in the case.
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1Iow WI, they Reach tho Car?

PlnLApELrInA, Pa, Oct 27.-The
Siberian Exile Petition Association has
white elephant on its hands. Having
secured the signatures OF some hall q
million or moro American citizens to
the petitions requesting the Car OF all
the Russias to iniuse by example .
little more OF tho milk OF human kind
ness into his realm, the question arises
before tlcm,- -Whas will we do with it?
How get it before his august and
imperial majesty?
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Why Evans sniolaeh.

BosroS, MASS, Oct. ga morning
paper prints q story to the effect that
the suicide OF Irving a. Evans, the
broker, was due to the action in certain
large business transactions who refused
to perform bis part OF the contract in u
deal which involved tho loss OF soino
S350,000. This loss, 1t Is supposed, in
the weakened condition both financially
and mentally in which Mr.. Evans
found !!imso.i, drove him to suicide. =
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PRESIDENT DiIl In,llc.nh.

PITrsnunGl, Pa, Oct CIV. II. Dill!
President OF the deinnct banks at Clear.
field and Hazlcton, was indicted BY tho
grand jury for altering and changing
the books OF the bank so us to lefrauJ
and deceive the United States Bank Ex.
amincr, and also to dciraud tho govern.
Smeat. Mr.. Dill has been arrested aad
isunder bail to appcarbciorc the United
States Circuit Court at its session mex,
month, when he will be tried.
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BEESE, Oct. 27.-The official report OF
the fire which occurred in the town
OF Meirirgcn, in this canton, Sunday,
shows that the contlagration, which
was greatly Increased in destructive
ness by the high wind which prevailed,
destroyed 100 houses, without counting
numbers oil barns, stables and other
buildings, and rendered 7S+ persons
homeless. The English church lin adj
dition to nearly every other edifco OF
importance, is in ruins.
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LONDON, Oct. 27.-Thc White Star
steamer Tcutonic, which sailed from
NewNcvk October 81 for Liverpool was
signallcd Oft Brow Head at 9:55 o'clock
this morning, having beaten the fastest
previous record from New York. The
Teutonic reports stormy weather dur
ing the passage.
NEw York, Ort. 27.-Arrivcd-Stca!ucr
Arizona, from Liverpool.
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MCDONALD OIL EiELD.
Il Number OF Good Wells Como in-Thc
Eun lsuruny

-a..#s A.ul -sOHuny.
PITrsnuRGH, Pa, Oct. IA number
OF good wells were brought in in the
Mcdonald field to-day. The most i'm
portant was the Peoples Natural Gas
Company's well, which opens up. con-
siderable territory in the southeast. 1t
is doing 80 barrels an honr. The S,ur-
geon heirs No. ., OF the O0kdalc Oil Co.,
started oli ut 100 barrels nn hour. The
Shaiier No. ], ot tho Forest Oil Co., also
struck the sand and is doing 50 barrels
an hour. The Elliott No. l was stirred
up and the flow increased from $50
barrels to 250 barrels an hour. Tho
Heron No. !, which was agitated yes
terday, is doing 400 barrels an hour.
Tho runs OF yesterday we're 57,223l
barrels.
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PARIS, Oct. 27.-In tho Chamber OF
Deputies to-day NJ. Jules Roche, the.
NJ mister of Commerce, replying to N.
Dumas, 4 Socialist deputy, said that it
was impossible for tho French soveru-
ment to intervene in the dispute be-
tween the striking glass blowers and
their employers. Later the chamber
voted tho sum OF $4,000 for the relief
oil tho sufferers IRON the recent floods
in the south OF Franco.
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VIENNA, Oct. e7.-Dispatcics from
Russia tell OF anti.Jcwish riots in var
ious places. In TchcrnigoG fifty Jews
were killed and hundreds were
wounded. The forests arc full OF Jow-
ish refugees who are dying OF starva-
tion. The Czar has sent a Commission
10 inquire into tho facts.
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4 plrnplllts Trn,,,iv

LIMERICK, Oct. 27.-Two boys OF this
e''y quarrolcd to-day while discussing
,ne Question of tho leadership of the
ar orssn parliamentary party. Finally
,S vao o. tho i0ds struck the other over
sIv,, d" i'e"9 with stone, fracturing his
Lo, ILNuM, ior refusing TO answer whether
nv Nv W.. Mas m lavor OF the late Mr.. Parncll
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WAS THE RIGHT MAN.
Tho Sheriff from Cincinnati Identifies q
burglar who Iirollc Jnil.

Sheriff Val Helm. OF Cincinnati,
arrived III town last night,
having located Tom Marshall,
4 man accused OF burglary, who broke
Jail i'll Cincinnati short timo ago.
Marshall was ut tho Dennis House,
aud the sheriff, accompanied by Officers
Gaus, West aud Carney, won't there.
Two OF tho officers remained
outside and the other went in with tho
sheriff. Marshall was caught, tho
sheriff identified him and took him to
the lookup,
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a TEREIBI!E TRAGEDY.
Young Man Has l.s Bowels Ripped Gu
In n Bagnio.


In Bagnio.
Special Dipdich 10 the iRtcHiJeactr.
PARHEnsnuEo, W. Va, Oct. 27.-Cal-
vim Rcxroad, young man twenty
eight years old, was murdered this
morning in q house OF i'll fame in this
city kept by Myrtle Spencer. Ilo and
james Smith. son OF Postal Clerk Ed
Smith, OF this city, went to tho house
together last night and shortly after
ward RcXroad was reported TO have
been cut in the abdomen and his bowels
ripped out. He died at 1 o'clock this
morning. lle was well known Balti-
more d Ohio brakeman and lived near
Pcnnsboro. 4 coroner's jury is now
trying to find out who did tho killing,
Smith is in jail.
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PARIS, Oct, 27.--The sham attack on
Paris by the army having its headquar-
tiers at Poissy have been spoiled by bad
weather. When General Sausser or.
dcrcd 4 cessation OF hostilities the in.
vaders appeared to have had the advant-
age.
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GRAND MILITARY EXCAo1pa1ENT
Proposed for the Wo,l,l's Fair---A aIagniil-
cent Scheme.

iEopoaeh AoF the VI ol III y falf---A .la,Htlt-
cent Scheme. =
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Thcrc was large
assembly OF military men gathered in
the Worlds Fair rooms to-day 10 dis
CUES the subject OF military representa-
ton ut the fair. The conventioE was
made up OF men from all States in the
Union. National Guard officers, Worlds
Fair commissioners with LOYAL Legion
buttons on their lapcls, regular army
officers sat side b. side and talked Of
military matters.
Major Genera! No!son a. Miles, being
present, was called upon 10 give his
ideas. "in 1885," he said, during the
great lair, would like TO see grand
national cncampment. We should
have 100000 men. III Europe thcy
have great reviews. In the queens iu.
bilce there woro G0,GG0 mon. Austria,
France and Germany each have their
gigantic reviews. Recently in France
100000 soldiers manocuvred and the
railroads showed how rapidly this
great body could bo transported. The
President could appoint board OF COM
pctcnt judges to make an inspection.
With the regular army regiments and
these sovereign citizens OF various
States marshalcd to uphold the power
OF their States and the national govern.
meut, ii they felt the necessity, We
could have grand encampment Of
100000 or moro.n.
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ST. Louis, Mo-, Oct. PA special
IRON tho City OF Mexico says there is a
well founded rrmor on The streets that
the duty on corn will be removed b..
Tho Mexican government owing tothu
shnrtness tcrops and tlefaminc pre-.
Hailins in several S.a!es OF the Re-
public.
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LONDON, Oct. 20.-Thc health OF Mrs.
Parnoll, widow OF Charles Stewart Par
nell, now shows some slight signs OF
Improvement. She is able 10 partakc
nj fond
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LONDON, Oct. 27.-At tho particular
request OF Mrs. Parncll tho papers OF
the late Mr.. Parncll have been placed
in sealed boxes and deposited in the
box OF Brighton.
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For West ,viT!nin, mir iii Thursday; warmer
by Weduesda? nlBht, variable winds; wasner
Thursdav. y 80
For Western Pennsylvania. ialr "wednesday.
warmer hy JhIg,i4y hight: warmer ThuadGy
aorthwcseriy wigds. ~
rEnrEsaTuEy YCtEGnAY.
es furnished bt C acHNEsr. druss!i. opo.,
House corne.: a,1,'SP'N
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