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pRlYATG INFORMATION
OoneosniBg The Movements of the italian
Government

OonessniBg The Movements of The italian
Government.
CHICAGO, March ia private cable.
gram from well informed acting officer
Of the Italian Navy, received by LIlalia,
and dated at spezzIa, where the chief
navy yard OF Italy is located, says:
1.-THE current rumors are that secret
instructions have been dispatched from
Rome to the admiral commanding the
sauadrons OF the Mediterranean at this
port In view Of the recent turn Of affairs
in America"
Another dispatch Of a private source
from Rome, Just received here, says that
a secret meeting was held by the Minis.
ter OF Marine and the Chiefs Of the Gen
eral Staff Of the Italian Admiralty.
The italian Journalists Of Chicago feel
confident that the friends OF slgnol
Crispi, the Premier vino recently fell
from power, will take advantage Of the
apparent apathy OF Marquis Di Rudini,
the present Premier, to reinstate Signor
Crisni,
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SHE saw HEAVEN.
Consumption and a Broken Heart Eud
HOr Life.

Copuump,Ioc and a Broken Heart Eud
HOr Life.
CHATTANOOGA, March ia snow
white coffin was sent out to Sherman
Heights tonight for Miss clemmie Rob
erts, who had been well Known tele'
graph operator at different points on the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad, and is
well known to many conductors and
brakemen on that road. She had been
slowly dying for two months with q
broken heart and consumption. A few
weeks ago she began going OF into
frances. When the first occurred 1t
was thought that she was dead, and an
order was sent to the city for her coffin
aud notice OF her death published in an
afternoon paper. In frances which t4l'
lowed she gave every evidence Of talk
ing with friends from the spirit world
and when aroused would tell Of deac
friends che bad sesn. Some Of the best
known churchmen and deacong testify
to wonderful things she would tel
about heaven and the angels 1he saw
The frances generally lasted severa
hours, 1t is believed tonight that sht
is dead beyond all doubt.
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PREHISTORIC MAN.
Evidence that He Once IuhHbltcd Ohio.
Strange Discovery.

Evidence that He Once Iuhabited Ohio.
Strange Discovery.
+. WOOSTER, March 19-The residents Of
East Union, a little hamlet seven miles
est of this city, are considerably worked
over the discovery OF a cave near the
village. Ii appears that ]. M. Davis,
Will S. Grady, and Alex Hunter, while
out hunting, chased rabbit into bur.
row on hill near the line Of the Cleve,
land, Akron & Columbus Railway. De-
termined to secure the game, they pro.
cured mattock and shovel and pro-
ceeded to dig it out. After excavating
the earth to depth OF about four
feet, they uncovered curiously
shaped stone upon which were the
evident marks Of human workman.
ship. Clearing the dirt away and
examining 1t closely It proved to be a
species OF rock resembling granite in
color and nearly as hard, exactly three
feet equare and covered on It's upper
side with rude en9ravipgs OF human
heads, arrows, hearts and fishes. Their
curiosity was now thoroughly aroused,
and abandoning the rabbit, they put
forth their efforts in making o more
thorough examination. Calling TO their
aid Peter Lawrence and Simon Buch,
who were at work near by, they sue.
ceeded in raising the stone upon its
edge. It proved to be about seven and
one. half inches in thickness and on its
underside was arude picture Of sun, in
the center Of which ia tomahawk and
pipe more deeply engraved, and
the stone itself the opening into a sub.
terranean chamber, which, with the aid
OF ladder and lantern, was soon ex.
plored and found To- be in the form OF q
cubical cistern, perfectly dry, ten feet
high, ten feet wide and ten feet long,
carved in solid sandstone with exquisite
precision TO contain few arrow neads,
stone pestle and mortar, remains Of
fire, and in the northwest corner, sitting
in an upright position, human skele.
ton in good state Of preservation, with
circles OF copper around its neck, wrist
and ankle bones. Crowds Of people are
visiting the cave daily since Its dis.
cnVArV.
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THB M'QUsAkY VERDICT.
ao Is Suspended for six months, and If He
Does not Retract, is Expelled,

ae 10 suspeuded for Six nonths, and II He
Does not Retraet, is Expelled.
CLEVELAND, ONO, March l9.-Thever-
dict in the case Of Rev. Howard Mac.
Qaeary, for heresy, was made public to.
day. Mr.. MacQueary Is suspended for
six months, and If he does not "retract"
during that time, his suspension be-
comes expulsion. He Is found guilty Of
holding and teaching publicly and ed.
visedly, doctrines contrary to those held
by the Protestant Episcopal church in
the United States Of America," and OF
"having by such holding and teaching
been guilty Of an act which involves a
breach OF his ordination vows, said OBJ.
noxious doctrines, and the manner OF
holding and teaching them being set
forth in said presentment."
Rev. Howard MaCQueary received OFF,
cial notice OF his sentence from Bishop
Leonard this morning. Rev. Mr.. Mac
Q1eary pronounces the verdict unrea-
sonable and unjust and says he will not
submit to II, but leave the church, an-
nouncing his intention Of preaching for
some other church, and speaking Of en-
gagements for the Unitarian Church OF
Messiah at Chicago, Toronto, Canada,
the Congregational church at James
town, New York.
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CLEVELAND NOT In IT.
Whitney and Campbell the
Democratic Possibilities.
SENATOR HARRIs'S OPINION
or the Democratic Situation as it
stands-whltney Good, but not
AvaIIable..G GOVERNOR Camp.
bells Chances IN 'O2.

MEMPHIS, TENN, March 19.-senator
Isham q. Harris passed through this
city yesterday from Washington to
middle Tennessee. In answer to ques-
tions regarding national politics he said
"Cleveland's position on silver coin
age in my opinion has destroyed his
chances for the nomination in 1892.
Free colnage is as clearly party prin.
clple as the reform Of the tariff, and the
Democratic party Is just aS positively
committed to 1t. Before Mr.. Cleveland
expressed himself as he did on the sub.
ject, the frst ballot was all but certain.
Now, there are not more than three
Democratic members Of the Senate who
believe that be will be nominated
"Who do you think will get the nomi-
nation?"
"No man can answer that question
with any degree Of confidence, but il
Campbell beats Mckinley for Governor
Of Ohio next fall, l consider 1t sure
that he will be our next President"
In answer to an inquiry whether he
thought the success OF the party will de-
pend on the nomination OF a New York.
er, Senator Harris said:
"No. the party will be stronger in
New York II the candidate is from an
other State. In the event. however,
that New Yorker should be selected, l
know man. who, il he were available,
would be stronger candidate and make
better President than any other resi-
dent OF his State. refer to William U.
Whitney, ex.Secretary OF the Navy.
Ah, but he is q great man, with q brain
as clear as the tones Of silver bell. He
Is not available, however, for he would
not oppose Mr.. Cleveland, and the latter
will be candidate, quassi or absolute
until the convention names another
man."
"What about Hill?"
81 will not express my opinion about
Hill, for the information on which 1t
would be based may not be accurate"
"Cleveland has no show then2"
81 think not, though as l said before,
but for his position on the coinage
question no one could stand before hin.
| have thought that a better man might
be found but in view Of public feeling 1t
would have been unwise to nominate any
other. But now, he has placed in oppo-
sition TO a principle Of the party, and no
man in my opinion Is big enough 10 do
that successfully"
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Big Factory Closed.

BLACK RIVER FAILS, WIS, March l9.-
The wagon tsetory, blacksmith shops and
other manufactures OF D. ]. spaulding,
the leading lumberman Of this section,
have been closed. Mr.. spaulding some
time ago announced that he could not
compete with other works, and conse-
quently sold on long credit,
The crash was caused by firm in Nil.
waukee ioreoloSing a mortgage on the
property in Clark county, which fright
ened other creditors. Nearly all his
creditors are secured by mortgages. He
has not as yet decided whether he will
make an assignment or not, His liabil-
tiles are S2lD,0Oa and the assets about
S7n0 ON.
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THE VERMONT SUNK
By an Uaknown steamer While Passing
out of New York Bay.

By an Uakaowa S,esmer While Passing
out Of New York Bay.
NEW YoRk, March lO.-Just before
dawn this morning the United States
receiving ship, Vermont, lying of the
Cobb dock at the Brooklyn yard, was
run into by an unknown steamer, ocean
bound. The Vermont Is full Of weter
and will sink. Nobody was injured,
but much of the furniture was dam
aged. The unknown steamer made
with all possible speed for the
lower bay. As soon as the marines got
their scattered senses together the first
launch at hand was started out in pur-
suit with sailors armed for duty. The
steamer had a start OF twenty minutes.
Nothing has been heard Of either. The
steamer was hailed, but the crew refused
To disclose her name,
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CHICAGO has TIE GRIP.
Nearly Half the People in the wlnd.Rlddsn
City In Bed.

SAkl IN A9oNN
CHICAGO, March Chicago is in the
grasp Of grip. The disease seems to be
more prevalent than last year. Itstrikes
all classes. The residents Of the fashion.
able avenues and the denizens in the
tenements alike suffer from It's ravages.
It is felt in every line Of business. Five
hundred men employed on the West
Side street car system are laid of with
the epidemic, and the company Is badly
handicapped for help. The South Side
Company has 125 men on the sick list.
The North Side has about seventy.6ve
men out.
The large stores are having q like ex.
perience. In one store employing l50
clerks fifty 4re sick. Ten per cent OF the
police force Is laid up, and fifty men in
the fire department are of. Fifty out Of
150 mail carriers in the postoftice are
All Of the hospitals are over.
crowded. About fifty sufferers applied
for admission to the County Hospital
yesterday, and nearly as many the day
before.
There is scarcely a boarding house in
the city but has from one to five persons
laid up with the disease. thas invaded
the hotels and fully one-third OF the
guests are i'll.
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A GOOD SUGGESTION.

AIAfo Convict Proposes That Uncle Sans
Navy bo Recruited From the Psniten-
tiarios.
WASHINGTON, D. @. March 1o.-A life
convict in the Wisconsin penitentiary
has written the Secretary of the Navy
suggesting that in view of the deficiency
in the number OF enlisted men iu the
Navy the Department might find large
amount OF material for It's uses in the
penitentiaries, where there are many
young men who would be pleased to
serve their country on shipboard in.
stead of remaining in prison. The
writer suggests that the good behavior
Of these men might be assured 1y pro.
vision that they shall be discharged at
the end OF their terms Of enlistment If
their record is good.
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Caidwell's Damage Suit.

Social DiSpdtch 10 he LnttutpeReeT.
PARkRRsBURa, W. VA, March 49,
Councilman. @. T. Caldwell's suit against
Mr.. A. B. Graham for ten thousand dol
lars damages for an alleged slander has
attracted a vast deal OF local attention
and is the subject Of much comment.
Mr.. Graham has taken no action in the
matter, but Is waiting for the action Of
the investigating committee appointed
By the City Council. He has not re-
tanned counsel, and Is simply waiting for
farther developments. Mr.. Graham de.
nies emphatically that he ever said that
Mr.. Caldwell received money from the
Thomson Houston Company TO in
fluence his vote on the letting Of the
electric light contract.
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CNcIxxATl, O., March 4s.-The ma.
tional convention OF Colored editors
having elected officers, namely: Presi.
dent, John Mitchell; Vice President,
br. r. D. COCHRAN; Secretary, Mrs.
Heardi Treasurer, Robert Pelham, ad.
lourned to meet next year In Rhiladel-
phia, between June and September, at
the call OF the Executive Committee.
The most important business to-day was
the appointment OF q committee to visit
President Harrison and urge him to ap.
point a colored man on the Columbian
Exposition Commission, also TO urge the
claims OF Colored man for one Of the
Judges Of the nine judicial districts re-
Gently created.
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WANT GOPF APPOINTED.
A Delegation from virginia Asks President
Harrison for It.
E...LnI EAl...I.L IA AZ L.l.IlLn..ano.

WASHINGTON, D. O., March ia
large delegation Of prominent virEinlans
called on the President yesterday and
to-day in behalf Of the candidacy Of
Judge Paul, Of the Western Circuit OF
Virginia, for one Of the new Federal
Judgeships.
These gentlemen told the President
that, failing to appoint Judge Paul, they
desired him to appoint General Gof, Of
West Virginia, and the majority Of the
delegation intimated atterward that they
were disposed TO withdraw their endorse
ment upon any other candidate provided
they were sure that Gof desired the
position.
will be offered 10 Gof. The President
stated to-day that he would probably not
announce his selections until about the
date Of the re-assembling Of Congress.
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KyLRs, oHIo, March 1s.-There is a
case of blood poisoning in Monroe, Ohio,
which came aboutin avery odd manner,
aud which may prove fatal. Mr.. Peter
Jotter, aged 76 years years, while setting
eggs under q hen about week ago, was
pecked on the hand by the hen. The
wound being slight, not much attention
was given it until a day or two after,
when his hand began TO swell and
pain him considerably, A physician
was called, and he pronounced It blood
poisoning, The old gentleman Is in
critical condition.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March 10
Treasurer Huston is in bad salth and
left the Office at an early hour this after.
noon. II is said that he ia very anxious
TO relinquish the treasuryship, and that
he is personally embarrassed by the de-
lay in the acceptance Of his resignation,
which has been in the hands Of the
President since the oath ulto. Some oi
his friends intimate that Mr.. Huston
may find himself compelled, by his per.
sonsl interests, TO give up the office be-
fore the President appoints bis sue
cessor, unless the matter is settled very
soon,
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rhsr Ate prepnred Meat.

PIrrsauReH, Pa, March l9.-After
partakipg of prepared meat purchased
at a grocery yesterday, James NJ. Nolen
and wife, well.to.do residents Of the
East End, were seized with symptoms
Of arsenical poisoning. Nolen gradually
grew worse and died in great agony this
morning. Mrs. Nolen 10 improving and
will probably recover. The case is
being investigated.
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MUST BE WALKING.
Tho Untamod Italian Committee from Chi
cnEo Not In Warrington.

Tho UntAmod Italian Committee from Chi.
cago Not In Washington.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 19.--A
thorough search at the hotels has failed
to reveal the presence in Washington Of
the committee Of Italians, whose excited
utterauces reached here by telegraph
from Pittsburgh several days ago.
Correspondents have kept close watch
on all places OF public resort, in the hope
Of locating the fiery Italians, with view
to paving the way for the exciting
scenes expected TO follow their arrival.
A number OF articles, predicting what
might be expected when the delegation
called upon the Secretary Of State, have
been telegraphed from the city. The
committeeman arc overdue, but their
arrival is still anxiously awaited.
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Scattered 10 nc yyIat,..

OTTAWA, oSr., March lO.-Palton's
dynamite factory, about four miles from
here, was blown mp last evening and the
entire plant shattered to atoms. No one
was injured, the workmen having been
warned in time to escape. The explo-
sion was CAUSED by a fire which started
in the main building,
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THE LlBUrBNAN1'S REPORT
ooneerniDg the WreekinG of the 6alsna
and Nina.

coneerniDg the WFecking Of the 6alena
and Nina.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 1s.-The
report Of Lieutenant Commander Bick-
nell, upon the wreck Of the United
States steamer Galena last week, has
been received at the Navy Department.
1t is understood that the responsibility
for the loss Of the Galena and Nina is
placed upon the officers of the tug, who
failed to respond to the orders from the
Galena in the matter Of directing the
course when breakers were seen. high
praise is awarded by Commander Bick.
nell to Ensign Field for energetic and
courageous services il the emergency
and 10 the crew for the discipline main
tanned under trying conditions.
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PHIIApEIPHlA, March 19.-Jim DAILY,
a local boxer, stood up for six rounds
before Joe MeAullKe in q local club
room tonight. The contest was wit.
messed by several hundred spectators,
Who contributed s. 80 each to the purse.
In the fourth ropnd McAulifIe broke
the FIRST knuckla othls left hand. DAILY
was declared winner at the end Of elk
rounds. BE showed the most punish
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RoME, March l0.-The body Of Prince
Napoleon was this morning conveyed 10
Church Of Santa Maria Del Poholo,
where absolution was pronounced. The
remains were then taken TO Turin,
Princess Clotilde, his vile, Princess
Lstitis, his daughter, Prince Victor, his
son, and one Of King Humbert's aides,
escorted the body.
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ST. JOINS, N. B., March lO.-In the
case OF Baird vs.. Walker, which was an
action taken by James Baird, a merchant
Of this city, against Sir Baldwin Walker,
commander OF II. N. s. Emerald, for
damages sustained by the closing Of
Baird's lobster factory, on the French
shore last summer, by Walker, judg'
ment was given yesterday by the Su.
preme Court OF Newfoundland in favor
Of Baird, thus deciding that the Queen
has not the power claimed over sub
ject under the circumstances prevailing
In this case. \.
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A NEW GOVERNMENT

For the City of CIneinnati-A Levy for the
Ohio stats unlVorsity.
COLUMBUS, o., March 19.-rhe Legis'
lature enacted laws to-day providing q
new charter and new form Of govern.
ment for Cincinnati to take effect in May.
The bill was recommended by the
Commercial club and Chamber OF Com.
merce OF that city, A bill providing q
levy OF ops.twentieth Of q mill for Ohio
State University became law. The
revenue from the levy will be about
$4,000 year.
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Mr,. Rob., Ray uamilton,s Wants.

wIIxEssARRE, Pa, March lo.-Mrs.
Eva Mann, otherwise Mrs. Eva Ray
Hamilton, who has been staying with
friends in Carbondale, left there
this morning. She has gone TO the home
OF her father, VIM. Steele, in Dallas,
nine miles from here. To an Associated
Press reporter she said that her hus.
bands relatives have offered her 600, 900
In settlement OF her claim upon the Ham.
ilton estate. Upon the advice Of her
attorney she refused 70 accept that
amount and will not settle for lees thar
$75,0 900,
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The Council Committee on Markets
met yesterday afternoon to consider the
needs Of that department Of the city
government for the ensuing year, with
view TO recommending to Council the
required appropriations. A visit was
made TO the two market houses to in.
spect them and see what 1t would be
necessary to spend upon them. The
committee will meet again to agree upon
the figures TO be suggested for the an
nual appropriations.
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Iohor,.I,..tD Domnnd.

CHICAGO, March ls.-orRanized labor
has made its final demand upon the
Worlds Fair Directory. 1t has been
granted an eight.hour day and system
Of arbitratson. It now asks the Direc-
tory to establish a minimum rate Of
wages, the rate to be that Of union labor
as fixed for the various trades.
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Analt Fllled MIth 0old.

BRAZIL, INp., March 1a.-Yesterday
morning John Asher, 20 years old, and
who lived four miles south OF here, was
found dead in his bed. He was sup.
posed TO be poor man, hut when they
went TO prepare him for burial they
found q belt On his body containing
over g, 900 in gold. Some Of the pieces
had corroded, they had been there 80
long.
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Concerning NowFoupdlnpd Fi,ho,,s. I'm

LONDON, March 1O.-Ih the House Of
Lords to-day Lord Knutslord, Colonial
Secretary, introduced a bill 10 revise
certain provisions controlling the New
foundland fisheries with regard to the
rights Of foreign powers. He hoped
that in spite Of the difficulties compro-
mise would bs arranged whereby the
colonies burdens would be lessened.
The bill passed the first reading.
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SAN FAxclscO, Call, March 19.-The
Merchant Exchange has advices from
London that the British ship Malaysia
hence Auk kust Q to Queenstown, Is posted
at Lloyds Us missing. Fear has existed
here for month that the Malaysia had
gone to tho bottom with all hands, num-
bering tweuty.eight, asshe left here with
the Rhip Ventura August 0 Tor ioreiiRn
ports loaded wsth wheat, but September
20 the Ventura returned in o demoLal'
lied condition. having passed througha a
fearful hurricane.
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A FOUR HORSE TEAM
Crashed Into by a Fast Mall Train at O
lIaIe Pm

Crashed Into by u Fast Mall Train at Car
Isle, ra.
CARLISLE, Pa, March 1a.-The fast
mail on the Cumberland Valley railroad,
for Philadelphia and New York, running
at the rate Of thirty.five miles an hour,
ran into four horse wagon near Oak
vile, instantly killing the horses. A
man named sontag, an employe Of Nc
Cabe& Young's minstrel troup, was on
the train and received serious injuries
and now lies at the Florence House.
Another man, whose name is unknown,
had his leg broken and otherwise in
iured,
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There was serious trouble out the B,
80. main line sgain last night. The
train which leaves here at midnight for
the East only got as far az Benwood,
where telegraphie orders were received
10 come back aud go east by way oi
Pittsburgh. The orders did not explain
the trouble, but 1t Is presumed that yes.
terday's heavy rains have caused land,
slides or washouts.