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A Striker murdered at Ch4.ter.

CHESTER. Pa, April 1.-William
Brown, who is one Of the Standard Steel
Casting Company's strikers, received a
bullet through his heart about 8 O'Clock
tonight at the hands Of one OF the
moulders who have taken the places oi
the strikers. Four. workmen who came
from Jersey City, are locked up for the
crime.
The non.union men are said to have
been attacked on the street and one ol
the former drew pistol and killed
Brown while firing at random at five
men, one OF whom had assaulted the
t,Rar Of the piRiol.
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oMAuA, Ma, April l.-Jesse New.
man, a colored policeman, with two
negro walters, went into a chop house
to-day and ordered dinner. The propri.
etor refused 10 serve them and Newman
attempted 70 arrest him. The walters
came to the rescue and q riot enaued.
Newman pulled a revolver and fred two
shots. One hit Jimmy 0'Neill, the
prize fighter, In the arm. George Mat.
thews, q cook, hit Officer Rowser In the
head with a cleaver, Sitting his nose
and probably fatally injurlng him. All
are under arrest.
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AN IMPORTANT CIRCULAR
From Commissioner Mason, of IntersSt to
Wheeling stoeio Makers.

From Commissioner Mason, of Interest to
Wheeling stosio Makers.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue Mason
has Just issued a circular prohibiting the
sale OF tobacco stamps to manufacturer
OF cigars. The circular is addressed to
the Collectors OF Internal Revenue, and
the following language is used:
The practice OF allowing cigar manutac'
turers 10 put up in packages their scrapg,
cuttings, clippings, &c, and attach
thereto tobacco stamps and place the
same on the market as manufactured
tobacco should be discontinued. Cigar
manufacturers have no right to dispose
Of their scraps, cuttings, clippings, &C.,
in this manner. They may sell the same
to q manufacturer Of tobacco, or 10
another cigar manufacturer, but not
being manufacturers Of tobacco them.
selves they can not properly procure
tobacco stamps. Collectors Of Internal
Revenue are not permitted to sell
tobacco stamps TO q person who is q
manufacturer Of cigars only. II cigar
manufacturers desire to so dispose Of
scraps, cuttings, clippings, &c, accumu-
lating in their factories, they will have
to qualify as manufacturers OF tobacco.
They will not be permitted to carry on
the business OF manufacturer OF cigars
and manufacturer Of tobacco in the same
premises.
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A SPECIAL DlSPBNSATlON NECESSARY,
That Two ParkersburE People Might
Wod-MRrried at baltimore.

That Two Parkersburg People Might
Wed-Married at baltimore.
Special DtSpGteh 70 ne IaleIliOmoEr.
PARKERsnUe, W. Va, April Ito.
day at noon, at the residence OF
Cardinal Gibbons, in Baltimore, DR.,
John H. Kelly, of this city, was united
in marriage TO Miss Linnie Broughton,
also of this city. The bride being a
Protestant and DR.. Kelly Catholic, the
latter procured from Bishop Kahn, on
his recent visit here, the necessary dis.
pensation, known as "mirtaS TSiigioniS," +"
and the ceremony was accordingly per-
formed by Rev. p. J. Donohue, the Gar
dinals private secretary. The attend.
ants were Miss sallie McAllister, Of Port
Deposit, Md, q cousin Of the bride, and
P. V. Dolan, Of Washington, formerly Of
this city. Dr.. Kelly and bride arrived
home at 1890 tonight.
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surar Goes Down Ia New York.

New YoRk, April Ito day was the
first for refnets to get the benefit Of q
removal Of the duty on tho principal
grades Of raw sugar, and refined SYM
pathizsd with the situation there was
much more active business in the latter.
The consumers in the country had held
of through few days or bought close
to actual wants, in order to obtain close
benefits. Raw was reduced this morn
ing to Ste net for fair refining, SIC net for
SO test centrifugal, and 2l3 16A2 IL. .l6c
for molasses, while the refined was down
to 90 for cutloat and crushed, and 4ic
for powdered and 4 10 for granulated.
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Arre,t ofn PromIuen, Man.

MuScrE, ND, April 1.-olayton B.
TsmpIer, one Of Muncie's best known
attorneys, who took q leading part in
avenging the murder oi his former part
ner, Jay Blount, was to-day arrested on
grand jury indictment alleging alter.
alton and'iorgery. It Is claimed that
Templer altered an old legal liquor
notice to enable him TO secure q license
for John Hartlock, Muncie saloon
keeper. The arrest has caused q sen.
Haton.
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Dark nnd m,.trrion. Atrair.

BOWLING GREEN, KY, April LAT an
early hour this morning two negro men
were found dead about one mile north
Of Rockfeld, about ten feet from the
railroad track. No one knows how they
came there or what caused their DEATH
The fact OF their bodies being so close
to the track led to the belief that they
had been killed by train, but upon ex.
OF their persons their bones
were found to be sound. The affair is
ehrouded in mystery.
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LOSnoN, April 1.-Arriyed, Buffalo,
from New York. Sighted, Maasdam,
from New York.
HAMBURG. April l.-Arriysd, Marsala,
from New York.
NEw YoRK, April 1.-Arrived, Teu.
tonic and Nevada, from Liverpool.
The steamer Westernland arrived al
New York from Antwerp.
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TIE COURT or KING HUaBgRT
UnpleasantIy sItuatsd-ssveral American
IadIaA MomberR of II,

Ladies' Members OF Il.
ROME, April 1.-The position Of the
Court Of King Humbert during the
present strained relations existing be-
tween Italy and the United States, is
unpleasant. The Court at present is
unduly exposed to malevolent attacks
owing to the known and much com.
mented upon partiality Of both the
King and Queen for America and for
Americans. In fact, some OF Queen
MarRaret's special favorites among the
ladies of the Court, are Americans. For
instance, the wife Of Count Gianetti, the
Prefect Of the Royal Palace, was for
merly Miss Constance Kenny, OF New
York; the Princess BianCacce, one OF the
Queens ladies' In waiting, was, previous
" her marriage, a Miss Field, Of New
York; the wife Of Cavalier Peruzzi, one
Of King Humbert's personal equerries,
was Miss Story, OF Boston, and the
Princess Ceni.Bolighetta, was q Miss
Spencer, of New Yo!k.
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Rhodo I,lnnd,, stnte Eteetion,

PROVIDENCE, R. l., April There
was large vote at the State election to-
day. The indications are that there has
been no election OF any officer upon the
general list by popular vote.
The General Assembly, with the four
cities and several towns to hear from,
stands: Republicans, 48; Democrats,
20. No election Of State officers by the
people has been had for fifteen years,
The Republicans need seven more votes
to have the requisite msjority on joint
ballot, on which the Governor and
general officers are elected after fail
nre 70 elect by the people. .aIGo.l aii :.
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WAsHNoToS, D. O., April 1.-The
case Of Harry Martin, the step son Of
Senator Vance, who attempted TO enter
the White House on March 81, came up
In police court this morning, and was
"nolle pressed" Martin forfeited S2j
put up as collateral on the charge Of as.
saulting Officer HenneSey, who made
the arrest, and did not appear in court,
but was represented by counsel.
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K.rrlran Yylns ! {. o.Round Flrht.

Hor sPRISos, ARK. April 1.-The fght
TO q finish betBeen Patsy Kerrigah, 0f
Boston, and Tom McMannus, the tan.
known" took place here tonight and
was won by Kerrigan in the ninth
round. The fght was 10 q finish for
$500 a side, and 30 per cent Of the gate
receipts, which amounted TO 5000.
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CHICAGO, April 1.-To.dsy's e mortuary
record, instead OF showing a decrease
from yesterdays list, actually exceeded
it, showing les deaths sgainst 1876 the
day before.
remedies for the grip, was one
praying the authorities 70 detonate bat.
terfes Of heavy artillery frequently, and
another to build big fires Of rage and
paper in the streets. Both suggestions
were considered impracticable. 15l
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oinclnnn,I plasIerer. on a Strike.

CINCINNATI, O., April 1.-The first de.
mand for the eight hour day in this
city was made by $50 plasterers who
went ON strike to-day. They demand.
ed as long ago as last august, an eight
hour day and pay at 45 cents an hour.
The rule has been 35 cents an hour with
q nine hour day. At meeting held to.
day it was decided TO strike and COM
mittees were appointed to get all the
plasterers to ioin them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-02
PRINCE BISMARCK
Celebrates His 10th BirLhday--Not For.
gotten by William II.

oelsbrates His 10th BirlhdaJ--Not For.
gotten by William II.
FREIDREIcHsRuHE, April l.-Pince
Bismarck, who is 76 years old to-day,
has been receiving depusstions all day
with addresses and floral offerings from
all parts of Germany. Many telegrams
and gifts were received from admirers
abroad. The Prince appeared in public
three times and was received with fer
vent cheers and handshakinga.
Tonight torcbIight procession was
held. in which 5000 persons took part;
1000 persons to-day rambled through
the sachenwald. The Prince received
$50 congratulatory dispatches, including
one from Emperor William.
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Hn. Rnldwln cnptnred KInr9

sr. LOUIS, No., April L. Pitcher
Charles King, who is under contract TO
play with the ST. Louis Browns, did not
report for duty this morning as required
by contract. For this reason, and Kings
peculiar actions for three or four weeks
past, many are led to believe that Bald
win; Of the Pittsburgh club, has succeeded
in obtaining Kings signature to League
cnntract.
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Big Sugar Movemsnt 10 chicago.

CHICAGO. April l.-oheap sugar in
immense quantities was dumped on the
market here to-day. The free sugar
clause Of the tariff went into effect here
at midnight and at once was begun the
work OF removing the sugar which had
accumulated in warehouses in bond, and
getting It into the wholesale stores. II
Is estimated that l250O0 barrels have
been raised from bond in this customs
district since last midnight, or one.
eighth OF the entire amount put on the
market in the entire day,
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A Brutal Son,

Special DIlpalth % tAe lRseLll0enetF.
PARKRRssuRa, W. Nn April L.
James NJ. sneed. Of ogdin, this county,
to-day assaulted his father, Cornelius B.
sneed, and badly injured him. The old
man was struck terrific blows on the
head with q stone, three times. They
auarrelled over a yoke ofoxen.
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 1.-The
Peoples Endowment League, of Charles
ton, was incorporated to-day with a cap
ital Of 5000, Of which $500 is paid in
and the privilege given Of increasing the
capital to $4,000.
The Union Savings Bank, Of Washing.
ton, D. O.. was also incorporated for the
purpose OF carrying on q savings bank
business, With a capital Of 81, 100, of
which $40 is paid in with the privilege
OF increasing the capital to 100000.
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CAPrURED BY HgR OORNs.

Springfield ohirOpOdlst MarrIos Troy
Belle After a -Four Days Goartship.
sPRrNaFIELD, o., April springfield
comes to the front with the best matri.
monial yarn of the season. Frank
worthington, prominent young chirop.
odist, has just married Miss Frances
Kuntzel, q charming young lady OF Troy,
after a courtship OF four days. Worth
ington was called to treat Miss Kuntzel's
corns professionally. Result, love at
first sight, and marriage In four days.
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Fnliln A,tsmpt nd LrnehInr.

MOUNT STERLING, KY, April LA
mob OF thirty men attacked the jail this
morning in an effort to lynch the two
wiggintons, father and son, charged
with poisoning VIM. Ferguson and B.
Watts, on March 5 last. The jailer had
been apprised OF their coming, and, with
gun, showed fight. A number OF shots
were fred but no one was killed. laxaS
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were Not guilty. And Ilaly Is on the
right side when It endeayors TO uphold
American law as aRainst the action Of q
mob"
energy that Baron Fava's recall was NOT
due 70 dissatisfaction with the Baron
personally. "Tbis action" said DR..
Verdi, sis thato an iusulted power. The
Italian Government is standing on its
dignity and by recalling It's representa-
tive, but voices the sentiment OF many
millions Of isa people,
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Fire at Charleston.

CbARKsBuRe, W. Va, April 1.-The
residence OF T. E. and j. D. Jsffries was
burned to the ground early this morn
ing, and everything lost, the family
barely escaping. A large collection Of
valuable old booksand silver was totally
,1aatwayad
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A Loved and HonOred wife and Mother
Gone-FunsraI Arrangements -E1prss.
sions Of ofSJmpathy.
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BERLIN, April Lit Is reported here
that mysterious warnings sent by the
Malta Society, have been conveyed 70
King Humbert, Of Italy. In these
warnings the Malta Society is said to
have demanded protection from King
Humbert and the Italian Government,
for Italian residents in foreign countries.
Il is further believed, according to this
story, that the recall Of Baron Fava, the
Italian Minister at Washington, was
largely owing TO the fears Of the Italian
ministers aroused by Ms6a threats.
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Hs nent lhe F.rmer., AllIanee.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, April 1.-The F.
NJ. B. A. OF Underwood, Scott county,
attempted 10 boycott Will Hosea, the
.storekeeper at that place and run him
out OF the business, but Hosea under
sold the Associations store and finally
compelled It's doors to be closed by cap.
turing It's trade. The Alliance now
wants to buy Hosea ont, but he declines
"a oali
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THE ENGLISH PRESS
Discusses Faya'S Recall in Its Usual Pro.
found @ style.

LONDON, April 1.-The St. James Ga.
a.lis in commenting on the recall Of Baron
FAyassys: "It Italy is disposed to send
her ironolAdS to the Mississippi, the
Americans would have NO ships,to face
the Lepanto and Duillo for forty min.
utes. The withdrawal Of the Ambassa.
dor is the next thing 10 declaration oi
war, and was evidently meant 70 convey
10 the United States the information
that Italy will NOT be trihsd with"
The Star says: The United States are
in an extremely difficult position, though
the lynehingg at New Orleans were JUST
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FoRr scoTT, KAs., April 1.-The fol-
lowing telegram was sent to Secretary
Blaine to-day by number Of cowboys:
"a hundred thousand Kansas cowboys
would like to spend the summer in
Rome. Gan you furnish Transports
tinnn
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Diplomacy
WILL BIZ EMPLOYED TO SETTLE
The Difficulty that has Arisen
Between this Country and
the Italians
Asa Result of the Unfortunate
New Orleans AtIatr.-NO Oc.
casiOn for War.
yBg LETTERS or RAYA AID BLAINE.
Yesterdays Dcyelopmenton on Both
Sides of the Water of a
Pacific Nature.

I'll. Feeling In ROm-ExpressIOnS Of
Tho Foreign Press-Kiug Humbsrts
Court Between tue Devil aud the
D.ep Sea-POrLer Calls on RudInI.
What Our Navy Amounts tO-The LAT.
est Particulars.
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fable. The withdrawal Of Baron Faya
is the easiest solution Of the problem.
The Globe thinks that the United
States have been taught q vigorous les.
son in diplomacy. They must learn
that they cannot ignore old world ideas.
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No malta at Haxlstsa.

HAzLEroN, Pa, April LII. ]. Girl
mond. pastor of the Italians in this Sec
ton. and who is also editor Of the
American. Italian Phenir, Of New York
City, is out in q card denying that the
Malta society was recently organized
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This remedy Is becoming 60 we'll
known and so popular as TO need no sne.
Cial mention. All who use Electric Bit-
ters sing the same song Of praise.-A
purer medicine does not exist and Il n
guaranteed to do all that Is clajmed
Electric Bitters will cure all disease al
the liver and kidneys, will remove min
pies, boils, salt rheum and ether afjec.
tons caused by impure blood.-WiIl
drive malaria from the system and
preventas well as cure all maiarial fever era
For cure OF headache, CONSTIPATION and
indigestion try Electric Bitters.-Entire
satisiaction guaranteed, or money re-.
funded.-Price so cts. and 81 90 pef bot
Tie at Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. 8
n,IIo FoR a DisOrdersd Liver Try Beecham's
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ready made clothing, the product OF
cheap, underpaid New Jersey and New
York labor, while for a few dollars more
per suit you could have been clad Ia the
well-fittirg garments OF our first class
Helena ~tailors; and We are panied TO
learn that only five per cent. OF your
number wore shoes manufactured by
Helena shoemakers, a most worthy class
of workmen, who deserve better support
from you. DO you not think it quite as
important that you should discontinue
the use Of the cheap products OF New
Jersey and Massachusetts n that our
county officials should abandon the per-
nicious practice Of recording our deeds
and taxes in st. Louis blank books, or
II young ladies cease to impair their
teeth and digestion with high-priced
London candy? We propose from time
to time to call your attention to other
incongruities in your association. As
0 have set up for censors Of public
and private conduct you must expect
them. "Let every man sweep in front Of
his own door,"
Permit us in conclusion to request
that you accept the resignation OF
representative from your honorable body.
Yours respectfully,
The INDEPENDENT Publishing Co.
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PERSONAL.

Mining Inspector Joe Hogan is in the
city.
DIR. C. F. M%ussigbrod came over from
Warm Springs yesterday. 81
John Mcguire, who is dividing his time
between the Queen City and the Smoky
City, is again in OWL
Mat M. Smith, one of the most popular
and best known commercial travellers, from
Chicago, is at The Merchants.
Mrs. Frank Baird and Mrs. A. b. Glenn
ents, who have been in Macon, Missouri,
for the past few months, have returned.
Mr.. Donald Downie, B. G. L., barrister
at law, arrived in the city yesterday, ac-
c%ompanied by his assistant. Mr.. Salter, on
a trans-continental Jour with his celebrated
illustrated lectures. He is booked for six
evenings next week i'll the Presbyterian
church.
MI. Charles Douglas, one of the comedi-
ans of the Corinne Opera company, left the
company in this city and will 80 on the
road as cigar salesman to Messrs. Bach,
Cory & Co. Mr.. Douglas genial DISPOSE
ton has already made him hosts of friends
in Helena, and We wish him every success
in his new avocation.
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THOUGHT TO BE DROWNED,
a Well Known Man ON Wolf Creek Dis
appears Mysteriously.

a Well Known Man on Wolf Creek Dis
appears Mysteriously.
Fred. E. Kraus, of this city, received a
letter yesterday from his brother, Herman
Klaus, of Wolf Creek, announcing the dis
appearance and supposed drowning of John
Robinson, a we'll known resident of that
locality. According to the letter, Mr..
Robinson left his logging camp to visit
Herman Kraus on Saturday, March n.
Since that time nothing has been heard of
him and there is little doubt but that he
was drowned in the Missouri
river while trying to cross that
stream at a point about eight miles
south Of Craig. His friends have been
searching the river since his disappearance,
but have as yet found no trace of the body.
Herman Kraus wrote to his brother Fred to
look out for Mr.. Robinson on the bare pos
sibility that he may have come to Helena.
He has not been seen here, however. There
is no reason to think that Mr.. Robinson
had wandered away or met with foul play.
So far as known he had no enemies, and
was we'll fixed in this worlds goods, own
ing many horses and about fifty cattle. He
was q man over six feet tall, and very slen-
der.
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AN IMPATIENT MONARCH.

Baron Fava, italian minister resident
at Washington, has communicated to
Secretary Blaine information of his re-
call by King Humbert. This totally
unexpected action is consequent upon
the dissatisfaction of the king Of Italy
with the attitude Of the government at
Washington in reference to the recent
lynching of Italians in New Orleans.
The baron has not demanded his pass
ports, which indicates that he has not
been ordered to Immediately leave the
country, but his recall serves to strain
severely diplomatic relations between
Washington and Rome. His majesty's
dissatisfaction is doubtless due to his
lack of familiarity with judicial meth
DDS in this country, and his Impotence
with the laws proverbial delays. Had
the New Orleans affair occurred in his
realm, in a very brief time, by autocrat-
ic edict, he could have accomplished
his sovereign will in the premises, a
power not lodged by any process in the
American federal government. The
Italians were killed in violation Of the
law Of a sovereign state, and from the
judicial tribunals of that state alone
must the punishment Of offenders be
pronounced.
The precipitation of his majesty is
evidenced by the fact that he took head
strong measures before the grand jury
at New Orleans had made any return,
and in. the vacation OF congress, when
the only action possible to this govern
ment was diplomatic representation of
regret and assurances that constituted
methods would be employed to punish
the guilty and to indemnify the suffer
ers. The. recall of the accredited min
lister will necessitate direct communica-
ton between the state department and
his majesty's government, emitting n
strip OF red tape in diplomacy.
That war will result is not probable.
Italy's precarious position at home dis
credits any likelihood of her engaging
IN a hopeless contest thousands of miles
away. New York and other seaports
are in no danger of bombardment by
italian men-of-war. The good offices of
diplomacy and arbitration are not ex.
hausted, by any means. Speculation
will be feverish for a few days, and ad-
vocates of naval wastefulness will make
use of the incident to urge further
extravaganza in the construction of
monster warships. But peace will pre-