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nv. Robert r. Hanks TndIcted.

DALLAS, April THE grand jury has re-
turned two indictments for criminal libel
against Rev. Robert I. Hanks, noted
Baptist divine and editor Of The Western
Baptist. He is charged with libeling Revs
e. b. Hardy, L. r. Scroggs, S. r. Grant
and A. l.. johnson, all prominent preachers
Of the same faith. The offense consists in
having charged in his paper that the di-
vines were fash popers," paid scandal
mongers Of the Texas Baptist and Herald
and notorious liars The indictments are
the outcome of bitter newspaper war be-
tween The Western Baptist and the Texas
Baptist and Herald. The accused parson
declares that he will prove the allegations
are true when the case goes TO trial The
legal contest bids fair to become a most
sensational one. Mr.. Hanks is one of the
most eloquent preachers and forcible
writers ia Texas.
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saved BY the Tanner.
SHOT TIE BRIDEGROOM DEAD.
A Friends Pistol salute Was Not Load
ed with Blank Cartridges.

a frfend'6 Itstot Nhiute was MOL i-ohu-
ed with Blank Cartridges.
RAILWAY, N. j., April 1-Anton Henry
was married at East Railway last evening
He lies dead this morning with bullet in
his brain The wedding ceremony took
place at the residence of the brides par
ents, and there was a throng OF friends
present.
In the midst OF the festivities the bride
and groom started for their carriage to
take the train for their honeymoon trip
The guests crowded to the door with rice
and old shoes to bid the couple godspeed
For an instant young Henry and his bride
stood at the open carriage door shaking
hands with some late comers.
Meanwhile Henry Mentz, friend Of the
groom, had taken revolver from his
pocket He thought it was loaded only
with blank cartridges and meant to fire a
salute. He is believed to have been some
what the worse for wine A pistol shot
rang out on the night air. The man had
fired too low Henry fell to the sidewalk
A moment later he had breathed his last
His bride tainted and the merrymakers
stood for an instant stunned. Then a
doctor was sent for and the bodies Of bride
and groom were borne into the house. To
those who carried Anton in it was evident
that he was dead In half an hour the
young wife had regained consciousness.
Mentz is locked up in the county Jail.
Evening journal., 1891-04-07

The detective being unable TO make ath
davit to the charge against Daskam, the
authorities of Stamford refused to hole
him in that city. It now remains to b.
seen whether Governor Hill will ask thai
he be surrendered to the authorities here
on reQuisition. In any case, an interest
ing situation is considered TO have arisen
and Governor Hills action, If called upon
is expected to solve this problem in inter
state polity.
District Attorney Nicoll was seen last
night. and intimated that he should ask
Governor Hill for a requisition at once
That a complication might arise he die
not deny, and he frankly said that Morris
had no power to deliver up the prisoner.
The other alleged conspirators, Byron
II. Cohen, John r. Baker and Harr!
Belcher charged with subornation Of per
jury. and Cassie Helen Brooks, charged
with perjury, were before Judge Martini
in general sessions yesterday. The prison
ers were remanded TO the care Of Inspecto
Byrnes in default Of 81, 500 bail each. Mar,
West and Edward StudweH were commit
ted 70 the house Of detention in default Q
S50n hail
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AuNeARIANs HAVE ARMS.
Three Of the Rioters Arrested and More
Trouble Feared.

Three of the Rioters Arrested ana Wore
Trouble Feared.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Pa, April lit was
stated by a member of General Wiley's
staff who has been at Morewood all day
that the Hungarians in that vicinity ar,
arming themselves and have been meeting
in the houses in the locality, and It il
feared they may make trouble today whea
the men 70 TO work The extra guards
have been thrown out and every pre-
caution is being taken. All is quiet OF
the streets. and if the Huns intend to raiC
any Of the works they are keeping very
quiet about it, Captain Loar and eight
deputies gave themselves up and gave bd
in the sum of $500 each on the charge O.
felonious shooting.
Sheriff Clawson arrested three of Thurs
days rioters and they were held in 81 00'
bail each. He has warrants for twenty-five
others. The strikers and their friends sa,
they are being Disseminated against, mas
much as Captain Loar and his deputies
who are charged with felonious shooting
are only held in $500 each, while the strik
ers are held in 81, 600 bail on charge 0
rioting. The coke operators say the back
bone Of the strike is broken, while tn
strikers claim they are more determines
than ever TO win IT,
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HE DEAD NUMBER NINE.
Details of the Horrible Holocaust a
Rochester, Pa.


Rochester, Pa.
ROCHESTER,, April THE dead at the
New York street fire number nine The
names Of the victims are
Keene, c. T., forty years old
Keene Walter, his son, nine years old.
Teechio, Annie, Baptisto's wife, thirty
Eve years old.
Tecchio, Annie. two years old.
Tecchio Baptisto, forty years old
Tecchio, Rosa, eight years olda
Tecchio, Josef, thirteen years old.
Tecehio, Victorio, brother Of Baptiste,
thirty years old.
Raema, Joseph, thirty-iive years old.
The fire broke out soon after midnight
in a large frame building occupied by y
J. keene as dwelling and shoe store, Mrs
A. Hall as a millinery store, and George
Edwards as a tea aud coffee store.
The fire started in the kitchen of keene's
residence, and he and his son, Walter,
were overpowered by the smoke and were
not discovered until too late 70 save them.
| Mrs Hall and Mr. Edwards escaped, but q
number OF Italians occupying the upper
rooms of portion Of the building were
burned 20 death.
Marie Tecehio, who escaped 10y jumping
from the second story, talks incoherently
and seems TO remember but little Of the
frightful struggle Of her kinsmen Sh,
says that when she awoke the lire wa,
/ burning below and their rooms were filled
with smoke She slept in the back room
her mother and the children in the middle
room and her father and his brother Vic
tnrio Tecchio and .Iosef Raema, both visit
| ors. occupied the front room.
Marie tried to rouse her people, but the.
were already asphyxiated She stayei
until the fire burned her and she was com
PEELED to jump.
There Is no definite knowledge as 70 HOY
the fire started but it is the opinion Of th
| authorities and 1t seems TO be the correc
one. that lamp left burning by Mr. Keen
in his kitchen exploded and fired the hous'
The conclusion arrived at is that til
Italians became confused and could nc
find the stairway, which was narrow on
and to reach it required the opening q
two doors In the rear Of the building. On
hundred and fifty dollars in gold wa
found In the ruins. The Italian girl say
that there is $500 more still in the ashes
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one OF Haryard's Crew Drowaed.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April IA sad acci-
dent happened az Harvard yesterday after
noon. Adelbert Shaw, Of Fishldll, n. Y, OF
the class Of 'gi, who has been rcHing as
No. 4 in the University boat was out in a
singlescull, when it was capsized and he
was drowned. Shaw's feet were ur l~.gabted..
" caught in the toe straps. He could not
free himself and was drowned Ike rat
in hole without being able to make even
an attempt to swim Last Saturday the
Varsity crew took vacation of three
days, but Shaw remained in Cambridg0
and kept up his rowing. He was one OF
the strongest men in college and man Of
great promise, and his death VIII be a
severe loss to the athletic interest
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MURDERED AND ROBBED.
Evidence That Gonsawils Fought Desper.
ately for His Life.

Evidence That Gonsawlis Fought Desper-
ately for His Life.
pIrrsBuRG, April What is believed to
have been an assassination and robbery
has occurred at West Liberty, a hamlet
two miles south Of pittsburg The body
Of John W. Gonsawlis was found on the
road leading from West Liberty TO Pitts
burg. There was a pistol wound in his
head and his pockets had been riiied Of
their contents. In the hand Of the victim
was found revolver with three empty
chambers. There Is no clew 70 the cause
Of his death, but police officials are satis-
fled that Gonsawlis was murdered and
then robbed.
The victim had spent the evening with
Miss Maggie Smith, 70 whom he was en-.
gagged 20 be married, and had left West
Liberty al II o'clock, intending to 80 tc
the home Of his mother in Allegheny City
Before leaving his sweetheart be showed
her gold and a silver watch md 81 200 il
| cash, which he told her was TO be used II
setting them up IN housekeeping whcr
they should be married on the 18th Of thi.
month. He also exhibited the revolver
which was found clutched in his hand O
his valuahles none were found except the
silver watch. The watch was almost bur
led in the mud, having been trampled on
There were evidences Of IA desperate fight
Mr. Gonsawlis was about twenty three
i years Of age,
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Archdui,e John,s Romance.

LONDON, April IA Vienna dispatch
says that the death Of Count Franz Won
Morau, at Abbazia, brings up one OF the
most romantic stories connected with the
imperial family Of Austria. The count
was the issue OF marriage Of the Arch
duke John with young lady named
Fraulein Anna plochel The young lady
was the daughter of respectable trades
man Of Vienna, and her beauty attracted
the archduke while he was driving one
day in the streets of the capital The
archduke found Fraulein Plochcl proof
against his rank and his Establishments.
Being desperately in love be married,
thereby causing great shock ia court
circles The emperor, at first deeply ag-
grieved, at length resolved TO forgive the
match, and raised the young woman 20 the
l noble title of Countess Of Moran. although
she was never recognized rs an Austrian
princess. Her son inherited her rank. and
both lived to endure the miseries hat fol-
/ low the mesalliances of royalty The
countess, forsaken by her eccentric hus-
band, spent her time in educating her son,
| and he, in turn, proved a faithful com
panion TO his mother. Ills death is the
| last chapter Of the story.
Evening journal., 1891-04-07
the Gilkenson Innnest.

PITTsBURG, April THE coroner's in
quest in the Gilkenson murder case, after
a brief review of the testimony, found thai
Detective ID. H. Gilkenson's death resulted
from two gunshot wounds inflicted b,
Frederick Fitzsimmons. His wife, Lucy
was held as an accessory, and G. NJ. Clark
his wife, and her sister, Cora Wyatt, wer,
held as accessories after the fact, in con
cealing, harboring and maintaining Fitz
simmons at Clark's house at Homestead
with the knowledge of the fact that he haC
committed the murder. All five prisoners
were committed to jail to await trial.
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Frlcl,s Repiy 10 watchorn.

PITTsBURG, April 7.--H. c. Frick said il
regard to the document of Robert Watch
orn about the importation Of Hungarian,
into the region; II have nothing to say il
addition to my statement Of last Frida,
denying such charges. These afidaviti
relate to the same cases which / referred
to, and which the government fully inves
tigated at the time, and entirely exoner
ated my company and myself from an.
charge Of importing men or violation o
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The roIIee storped the rlght

PHILADELPHIA, April 7,--Jim Daily, OF
this city, and Pat Farrell, of Pittsburg,
met last night under the auspices of the
Quaker City Athletic club for purse OF
500. The contest was to have bees for six
rounds, Queensberry rules. The police
however, interfered at the end Of the third
round and stopped further fighting The
fight, while it lasted, was fast and furious,
with Daily having much the best of it.
Farrell was badly winded when the battle
was interrupted. About 400 persons were
present at the fight.
The referee awarded the fight to Daily.
Evening journal., 1891-04-07
Cincinnati Republicans Victorious.

CINCINNATI, April :. ~ The municipal
election resulted in the reelection Of Mayor
Moss (Rep) by a majority Of about 400, and
the entire Republican ticket Theodore
Horstman, Republican candidate for cor
poration counsel ran ahead Of his ticket
His majority will probably reach 1900
when the returns are all counted. For
board of legislation 2l Republicans and 9
Democrats were elected. The Democrats
made their fight on the head Of the ticket
The Democrats carried Columbus over the
Republicans and Citizens League by ma
iorities ranging from 500 to 1000, electing
al the city officers except a member Of the
public works
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BUT NOT TO MRS. 0 0'SHEA
A Rumor That Parnell Has
Been Married.
his FRIENDS WILL NOT EXPLAIN,

But Say That the Mystery Of Their Lead
er's Inner Life, often Referred 20 As
Tending to Clear His Character, win
shortly he Explained.
LONDON, April IA sensational rnmor
is ahoat in the lobby Of the house Of COM
mons to the effect that Parnell has been
privately married since the O'shea divorces
proceedings, but not to Mrs. O'Shea.
Say the Mystery VIII BE Explained.
Parnellites who have been questioned on
the subject refuse TO discuss it, but they
say that the mystery Of their leader inner
life, often referred to as tending % clear
his character from the stain upon y, will
shortly be explained.
Evening journal., 1891-04-07
Ho Kent Amnl,e los Honrs.

DETROIT, April Z. 7.--George Cunningham
completed his sleeping fast at noon ano
won the prize Of $780, He was the only
one Of the six contestants to keep awak,
the entire les hours. -Four Of his competi
tors had dropped out up to yesterday, ant
last night Townsend, an old time pedes
trian, also collapsed, and now exhibit:
strong signs of insanity. Physicians think
Cunningham can hardly escape serious
metal Impairment.
Evening journal., 1891-04-07
HAM e BURGER s.
I Custom Department.

Order is heavens first law, and it
is good idea to order while the
stock is complete The choicest
Fabrics for Spring wear Of the old
and new world selected with good
taste and ripe experience await your
inspection Artistic cut, faultless
fit and finish distinguish our gar
ments; moderate prices prevail,
Our $40 and $25 Business Suits
duplicate the exclusive tailors usual
s35 grade.
Evening journal., 1891-04-07
An,inna Ahnnt rrlnoe AIhrrl.

LONDON, April 7--Considerable anxiety
again exists among the members OF the
royal family and in court circles concern
the health Of Prince Albert Victor. the
eldest son Of the Prince Of Wales. and heir
presumptive 60 the British crowa The
prince has been obliged to leave the head
quarters at York Of his regiment. the
Tenth tthe Prince Of Wales own hussars.
in which he holds the rank Of major He
goes TO the Curragh Military district in
Ireland where he will be attached to one
Of the three cavalry regiments now in
| garrison there.
Evening journal., 1891-04-07
PARENTS, ATTENTION !

We are now showing our new
lines Of boys and children's Spring
Clothing and Hats. Our incom-
parable stock was never more COM
plete, and viii bear the closest
scrutiny as to Style, Fit and Price
A Ball and Bat with every Suit.
GENTLEMEN:
Call and see our $40 Black
Cheviot Suit.
Evening journal., 1891-04-07
whore Is Harry ponornn2

New HAVEN, April 7.--Nothing has as
yet been learned of the whereabouts Of
Harry Donovan, the seven-year old boy
who was abducted last Friday Miss Clara
Leete, the woman who took the boy from
the school house, has been arrested. She
claims she did not know that She WAS
acting criminally, and that she took the
boy from school at the request OF his
grandmother, Mrs. Rankin.
Evening journal., 1891-04-07
The contests for Yale ana Harvard.

NEW HAVEN, April Representatives
from Yale and Harvard met at the Fifth
Avenue hotel, New York, and completed
series Of annual track athletic contests.
This years contest will take place at Cam
bridge on May 16 The events viii be the
same as those at the regular intercollegiate
meeting, except that there will be no tug
of war
Evening journal., 1891-04-07
A Lumber Failure az Lancaster.

LANCASTER, Pa, April Edwin Eber-
nan, lumber dealer, has made an assign
ment with liabilities estimated at between
100000 and $4,000. The assets, it is be
ieved, will fully cover the liabilities. tits
semi-officially stated that Eberman's LA
hilities will reach S4O0. .0O0
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THE eRIP,s DEADLY eRIP.

Many Deaths in Chicago and Nine In
New York.
CHICAGO, April THE Atal number Of
deaths for last week was 900 Two hun
dred and thirty-two were from pneumonia
and seventy-five directly the result Of in
fluenza The number Of deaths for the
past week exceeds that of the previous
week by twenty-six, and up 70 noon there
were ninety-two deaths, which shows no
let up on the dreadful and unusual NOR
tality.
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RulkELeYs TURN NOW.
but win Governor HiIl ASK FOR Daskam Z
Extraditionf

Extraditions
NEW YORK, April THE exposures in
the case Of the alleged plot to gain posses
sion Of the millions left by l.oring A. Rob
ertson. the deceased leather merchant, and
the arrests which have followed as given
below. are likely to lead 70 a reopening ol
the complications originally caused by Gov
ernor Hillis refusal TO recognize Governor
Bulkeley, of Connecticut, in the matter o.
requisition papers. James Daskam, rea
estate broker, Of Stamford, Conn, as al
legged, the originator Of the scheme to ge
hold of the Robertson estate, was arrested
Sunday at Stamford by one Of inspeeto
Byrnes' detectives and at first sigaihed hi
Willingness to cross the state border, bu
reconsidered the matter and refused.
Evening journal., 1891-04-07
rhe Electlon al Hartford.

HARTFORD, April T. - The Democrats
made large gains in the vote for council
men, heavy vote being polled. Th@
Democrats have a majority of is on joins
ballot, and will choose a recorder OF the
city court, a city attorney and prosecuting
attorney.
Evening journal., 1891-04-07
No surpIus Next Year.

WASHINGTON, April 7.-Secretary Foster
made the statement yesterday that he did
not expect there would be surplus in th@
treasury next year. The net surplus today
is s12, 100000 It is probable that within 8
short time the government deposits in na~
tinnnl hanks will be Withdrawn.
Evening journal., 1891-04-07
He I1iIled onIy a1s Natigr-

ROME April 7-General Balbissera has
testified before the commission OF inquiry
regarding the management Of affairs in
Africa that he executed 2l2 nativ under
instructions from the Italian government
during his regimeat Massowah.
Evening journal., 1891-04-07
The vanderbIits ana the Reading.

NEW YORK, April THE Commercial
Advertiser says: 1T is stated that the
transfer of the control of the Reading
property has gone so far that the Wander
bilts have summoned President Mcleod to
the Grand Central depot to receive instrue-
tions as to his future policy
Evening journal., 1891-04-07
Minister Porter Is Hopeful.

ROME, April Minister Porter in an
interview showed evident surprise that
Italy had executed her threat to recall
Faya, but said that he was convinced OF a
speedy and amicable settlement oi pend
ing difficulties despite Fava's depgrtare.
Evening journal., 1891-04-07
Nlnn nind of the GrIn.

NEW YORK, April During the twenty
four hours ending at noon there were l42
deaths from all causes. including eleven
from the grip. Seven of the victims Of the
grip were women. Two hundred and sixty
three policemen are on the sick list.
Evening journal., 1891-04-07
MnrTnIEh.

=, - ,7,,-7 :, -,
IN nv connection with the Wilmington
Manufactures Company, corner Third and
Orange streets Hereafter will devote my
entire attention to architecture. supervising
buildings while in course of construction and
repair, etc. Ny place of business will be No.
90i Jefferson street, where | will be pleased to
10 executing plans and superin ending bu ld-
ings l. X. SPklNdEh, Architect
Wilmir gton, Feb "a, 1891.
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naifour's sisters work for Ireland.

DUBLIN, April THE Countess Of Bet
land, wife of the viceroy of Ireland and
Miss Balfour, sister Of the chief secretary
for ireland. have started on a tour ~ the
distressed districts Of the western part Of
the country. Both ladies have been very
active in the collection and distribution Of
funds for the relief Of the suffering poor
nf IrelAnd
Evening journal., 1891-04-07
soARp AND ROOMS.

TWO GENTLEMEN, CIR MAN AND
L wife can have board in private FANNY.
fnl nished or unfurnisned front room. sii west
Sixth street. -
DERSoNs IN NEED OF BOARD WITH
Il frst-class accommodations can ma homs
comforts 81 No. 5l3 King street.
NOR RENT-R IONS SUITABLE FOR
II lodging or light housekeeping Apply AZ
1l3 West Ninth street.
Evening journal., 1891-04-07
Gladstone saws parncil rrevaricatcs.

LONDON, April I'm reply TO a question
as to whether Mr. parnell's statement
made at the Phoenix park meeting ia Dub
lin that be tGladstone) had received dyna-
miters at Hawarden was true, Mr. Glad
stone telegraphs that the utterargs Is an
absolute fafeqhOOd
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HELP WANTED.

CALEsMBN WANTED 30 SELL MUIR
- sery stock. Situations permanent, salary
and expenses, or commission from 81 art. NO
experience necessary. slutfit free. Write Tor
terms, ,statingage. II. +. HOOKER CO, Nur-
serYmeH. Rochester. N. n
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" AsrDD.


V1TANTED--500 LADIES TO HAVE THEIR
wv sewing machines repaired at the Nov
city Sewing Machine Shops, No. COZ Sh1pley
street. Yeu W. II save money by leaving your
erder. Machines bought, sold, EXCHANGED OF
for rent. per week or month. New and old
machines from 3h 70 $40
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NOTICE.
CRY ASSESSMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that tn. city assess
ment has been completed and the books placed
ia the Office of the clerk Of tn Co'ncil." at
the CITY ball, where they can be examined by
taxables from WEDNESDAY, April lst. 1891,
until TIL URsDAY, ADril 18Th, 1891, between
the hours Of 3 a. IN. and $50 }. m.
the Board of Assessment. Revision and
Apneals will sit to hear appeals from he
assessn ent from April lst to April 30ih, 1891,
at the ofiice Of the tax collectors. 10 East
sixth street, between the hours of and 4
O'Clock II the afternoon and and clock in
the evening A +. MESSICK.
Clerk Of .sTha Council
Evening journal., 1891-04-07

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ap-
In plicat on will bt made to Hon. Ignatus G.
Crubh, associate Judge of the Superi Court,
on Saturday April II, 1891, at ~ O'Clock, fore
noon. at the Court House in the cttyof Viii
mington, for the incorr oration of he "Brison
Plumbing and Heating Company"
LORE q z = MONS,
Attorneys for ineorporators.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-08
A Little Too Radical.

Joseph Chamberlain appears to be very
confident that LORD Salisbury will take up
his scheme of old age pensions, and there is
no do ubt that the matter will be discussed
in the forthcoming cabinet councils. 1t is
believed, however, that whatever may be
Goschen's views in the matter, he will find
it difficult 10 induce his colleagues to agree
to legislation of anything like an effective
character. For some time certain mem bers
of the cabinet in tho house of lords have
been known to be on the verge of revolt
against the ''socialistic tendenc les"
of the general policy which the gov
eminent has adopted in obedience to
UniOnist pressure, and the scheme of state
pensions would be exactly the kind of thing
to prove the last straw with the old fash
Toned Conservatives, who are in sympathy
with the principles of the Liberty and
Property Defense league.
1t is no doubt true that in any case a rup-
ture between the young Conservatives, who
have enthusiastically hailed Balfour's lead
ership, and the "old fogies" cannot be long
delayed. The elimination of the latter ele-
ment would tend to strengthen, rather than
weaken, the government. Salisbury, how
ever, has had quite a sufficient number of
cabinet changes on his hands already, and
is not anxious to provoke others in the
brief interval before the general election.
1t is quite possible that bill dealing with
workmen's pensions may be included in
the measures mentioned in the queens
speech at the beginning of the session of
parliament, but the chances are that it will
be small and colOrleSS measure, hardly
the kind of measure of which Chamberlain
would be particularly proud to claim the
paternity.