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R4itH CUR BsLltTgRs.
An EathuhIaStio Needing YsStsraay-0n
Mamma SInrH.

An EAthuhlaHuc NoelipG AeHtarqAy-Ohe
womRn's story.
PITTsBuRGH, Pa, Jan. Sat the ten
o'clock meeting Of the international
Christian Association this morning the
parlors CT the Bethany Home, No. rs
Center avenue, were crowded TO their
utmost capacity.
The meeting was composed Of all
classes oil Christian people, and all the
Evangelical denominations were repre-.
srnted who have church or congrtga-
ton in this vicinity. There we're slranR.
eTs in the meeting from all
| the small towns in this neigh.
boIhood-Butler, MCCeeeport, Bad.
dock, Washington, West Newton,
J0hnstoWn and GreersbuIg being repre-
scented. The meeting WAS opened by
prayer, which was joined in by the
whole assemblage, which remained on
its knees for over half an hour, after
which the services we're conducted by
the Rev. Charles ". Ryder, OF ProVi.
dence, X. ]. Mr.. Ryder's lecture wGs
made in very plain language aud was an
enireaty TO ali those VITO were wagering
in their faith to Ohriet TO step out and
tell the truth, and to ask Christ 10 help
them in their belief, He wEs truly
earnest in his remarks and among
the female portion Of the audience
there were many who shed tears Gs
he explained what hard work he had to
undergo and the struggles he made TO
bring himself to be tue belle yer ia
the doctrines Of Christ ard in the faith
cure. When be called on those in the
audience TO get up and tell OF their eX.
peEieHCe, among the number Was lady
named Henry, who had come all the
way from Butler, who stated that she
had heard OF persons who had been
cured Of diseases by prayer and she
wanted to tell her experience SO that IL
might be the means 0i benetting some
poor soul who was Sfit ctsd ike helsetf.
She said: "For yeara l have suffered
from internal cancer, aud the physicians
who had waited on ms never seemed
TO be doing ME any good ana
in my distress l took TO praying. |
prayed TO God night RHd day, and at last
God heard me, and from that to the
present time, which is now over four
years, have been rapidly gaining in
iiesh end am cured from the pangs
which suffered from that dreadfal dis.
ease Caucer.' She believed that il all
those poor mortals would pray to God
and have faith in Hin they would all BIZ
bent fitted, as she had been.
There is certainly great interest
taken in the meeting, and they are con-.
ing from far and near to hear MIR.
Ry der, who is much pleased with the
attendance which has been on hand yes
terday and to-day.
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KtNsAs LlGl LATURg.

The Farmers Surprise Everybody This SEN
ate u SIX Hat brigade % -GentIomsu from
the Rural Districts.
TOPEKA, KAs., jan. l3,-Aiter con
tlnuous session OF twelve hours, the
caucus Of the Alliance completed at !
o'clock this morning lis. OF officers ioI
the lower house. P. p. Elder, OF Frank.
lin county, was agreed upon for Speaker,
Promptly at IL o'clock to-day the or
ganization OF the Legislature began. In
the Senate, after prayer, the Senator's
elect were sworn iu and an adjournment
until this evening was taken. Ia the
House, after the body was called tn or
der and the prayer, the new members
were sYorn Ia, The apnearaaeo OF the
granger legislators was surprise to all.
They arc most respectable sGt OF men
with much intelligence expressed on
their faces. Ninety per cent OF them
wore rundown collars, with plain black
ties. ThHee.IDnTths ot the Senators wear
silk hats but the closest search will not
discover one in the lower house. The
process OF organization was very tedious
J, Il. Coons, Of Miami county, wRs elect
I'd temp lrary Chairman. The chairman
labored under great embarrassment and
Was "rattled at every motion" Bo
said: ave arc from the rural districts,
gentlemen, aud will maks q few mis-.
takes ut first, but We will come out oil
right by aud by." The House then ad'
journed until 3 o'clock.
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Mr.. Ffank HRGman, young man of
Burlington, o, states that he had been
under the care Of tTo prominent phv-
Aicansp and used their treatment until he
was not able to get around. They pSo.
nouncsd his case to bs Consumption ind
incurablo, he was persuaded 10 tfy DT.
Kings New Disccvery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds, aud at that time Was
not able TO walk acro6g the street with.
out resting. de found before ho had tlsed
halt OF dollar bottle, that he was mticb
better. he continued 70 usa II and 4 To-
day enjoying good health. II Won have
any Throat, Lung or Chest Trouble inv
It. We guarantee satisfRction, Triat
bottle Tree at LoStn Dug Co.'s drus
store,
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General AIIlss' Telegram.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. lS.-General
Schoaeld this morning received the fol-
lowing telegram from General Miles at
Pine. Ridge, dated last night;
General Brooke's command is now
oamped Eve miles distant on White Clay
cresk, and the entire body Of Endisnp
are between the two commands. Gen.
eraI Brooke has commanded his force
with considerable skill and excellent
Judgment. The greatest difficulty is
nov 10 spstore confidence. The Indians
have great fear Gatt their arms will be
taken away and then all treated like
those who were on Wounded Enes.
They have q large number Of wounded
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"A PhiladelphlD Tragedy.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13.-On Friday
last mau aud woman about thirty.dve
years old, claiming to be husband wife,
rented a room from Mira. Mclaughlin,
$50 Warren street, West Philadelphia.
They did not tell Mrs. Mclaughlin their
names, but she heard that they had
formerly kept a restaurant on Second and
Poplar RtTeetg, this city. This morning
they were both found dead in bed, the
woman shot through the head and the
man through the braaSt. It is thought
the man killed the woman and then shot
himself.
II has been learned that the couples
name was Anton and Anna BruCnner,
and they were man snd wife. BruCh.
ner is thought to have been jealous OF
his wife, who was Comely woman, and
on last Sunday the pair had violent
quarrel. AfterTard they seemed to
patch their differences and TO be upon
good terms agaiu. IL is supposed the
quarrel must have been resumed some
time last night,
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A WAR 70 THE KNIFE.
The Wool Manufacturers Must
Tote More Fair
WITH GROWERS OF WOOL
Or There WIN Re Troubls.-.Ir the
Growers Go Down the Monopoly
Must Go With Them..Colpm.
bus poiAno Talks Hu.lncss.

CoLuNsrs, o. Jan. iS.-At the lnos'.
log OF Ohio Wool Growers to,niShr,
which WAS largely attended, JadEo wp.
Lawrence and Columbus pelanp wNo
prominentin the discussion and proceed.
iuGs. A resolution by Dslsno was adopted,
setting forth that the wool mAnuIselur.
ems had expressed tho opinion that a
modification OF dniios on wool may br
expected, and that It ia necessary aud
proper, aud deuouuciug the c1pru.
sion Is unjust, uniriendly and
In violation OF the agreement made be-
tween the manufacturer and PRODUCERS
prior TO the passage OF the Mckinley
bill that the reduction oidulics ON wool
will secure a reduction OF tho dHtps on
the manufactures Of wool, and any
effort TO secure such reduction will bC
met with united effort on the part oi
the wool growers. Free woot aud free
goods, or fair and equal protection to
each, Is the determination oi all wool
growers.
Mr. Delaao explained that they hal
made sacrifice for the Mckinley bill,
and now Ihs manufacturers dare AESFrt
they were deceived and expect to have
the schedule modified. The fact is, he
said, they want free wool aud high
on manufactured goods. He
charged that these manufacturers were
associated with Mills In hia bill, and
they are leaning forward to that idea
At the present time; that they RTO
themselves for u union
with the Free Traders, by which they
Expect to secure higher protection and
'ree wool. He wanted TO inform the
that when tho wool
growers 40 down the mRnuiaClureTA'
monopoly will 20 down with them.
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Gave Himself Up,

HAHTgoRD, CoSH., Jan. l3.-George
NJ. Bartholomew, formerly President Of
the Charter Oak Life insurance Com.
pany, who went TO Canada some ysarn
ago, returned voluntarily 10 Hartford
this morning and appeared before Judge
Fem in the superior Court and pleaded
guilty TO embtzZlement OF SlU,OvU, tus
proceeds ol note OF the Charter Oak
Life Insurance Company, which was dis.
counted at the Hartford Bank. The
Judge sentenced him % one year in the
State prison at Wethersfeld and he
went there Immediately. Bartholomew
is past seventy years old aud is in feeble
'baa1th
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I'd l,ress alonke,,, To.ntrht.

A play by Hoyt always draws, and a
new one is sure TO pack the house. His
skit on superstition, "a Brass Monkey
will be seen at the Opera House this
evening for the first time, and standing
room will undoubtedly be at premium.
OF serious plot the author makes no pre-
tense, but Of fun and music there iB
plenty. George F. Marion, who plays
the part Of Jonah, the unhappy victim oi
superstition, who is trying to raise
money enough to procure AdlvOrce from
his strong.minded aud tartar.Iike wife,
and who 10 overwhelmed with bad luck
owing TO his continual complications
with the number l3. with Friday, with
cross.eyed nen, Ladders, seeiug the moon
over his left shoulder, opening umbrel-
las in the house, aud a thon6abd other
like mishaps, is Of CoIrae tho chief fun
maker and he is ably assisted by an
exceptionally strong cOmpdny OF clever
artists,
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FUVLHARDY PEOPLE.
Nine Men Lose Their Lives Altar Ignoring
Warning,


Nine Men Lose Their Lives After ignoring
n Warning.
PARIS, Jan. l3.-A terrible accident,
by which nine fooIhardy persons lost
their lives, occurred here to-day. The
Seine, with the exception Of the center
Of the river, has been frozen over Tor
some time past. Yesterday the whole
river was covered with ice, the middle
OF the stream being hidden by danger.
ousfy thin ice. Consequently the autiIOr-
tiles forbade people TO attempt to cross
the river. Ia spite Of this Il number Of
men and boys attempted 10 Cross. AS
they neaFed the middle Of the stream
the ice gave way and pTecipitated them
Into the water. Nine persons are known
to have been drowned.
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ELlCTRlC srKskt LiGlITS
A CanH.issisn Appointed by Council to
Arrange tor rrOVtait Z saeh Limits.

] a CamUlAaion Appointed by Council Il
Arrange tor Providing snCh IIShls.
Ono Of the important acts Of the
elosiRg session Of CSaneil wGs the Pas,
Ssge Of a. 7'iOa appointing CON.
aiisSloa to srrss taf lighting The city
with electric lignu,
The rvport Of the committee composed
Of the Council Committee on LighH and
the Board OI ghs trustees pEtSr nied a re.
port stating thA, the committee had re.
ceiytd estimates for building au electric
light plant Of size suitable 10 tho needs
OF the city ranging froa1 Sdi coo to $50.
000, and also Hunmitted proposal from
s1s Wheeling Electrical Company 10
light lhs streets according to a map pre-
pared by the committee showing tho 10.
cation Of the lamps. The communica.
ton Of the Wheeling Electrical Com.
pAuy contained the following;
The following would be the cos. TO
the city OF operating her own plant, aud
viii be found entirely correct in all
items and particulars;
'Cost OF operating 36l two thousand
candle power Arc Lamps, ali night and
every night:
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BASE BALn nMAGNATLS.
A Conference Preliminary to the Two BI
National LeHguSs.

A Conference Preliminary to tho Two Big
National LsRguSs.
NRw YoRE. Jan. l3.-The base ball
conference preliminary to the meeting
Of the National League and the Amer.
can Association was held to-day in par.
lor F OF the Fifth Avenue hotel. The
members OF the conference, Messrs.
Thurman, OF Columbus, Spaalding, OF
Chicago, 9. II. Byrnes, Of Brooklyn,
BaFHie, OF Baltimore, aud Day, Of New
York, met promptly az noon and began
the confederation OF the agreement
which is TO be put forward az to.mor.
rows meeting. Mr.. Spaulding said this
morning that the agreement with the
reserve rule, which was the primary
cause OF tho base ball war, would be
settled on in such way "a 10 obyiate
all such trouble in the future. The
selling clause is suggested to be 80 modi.
tied that q player cannot be gold with
out his first being congulted. The League
aud Association circuits arc also dealt
with,
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AKRON, O., Jan. l3-Last Friday
nights Associated Press dispatch IRON
Chicago, telling Of the collapse Of the
mower and reaper combine, quoting
from m evening paper said that tine Nc
Cormick HarveBting Machine Company,
the DeerinG Company, the Whitman 4
Barnes Manufacturing Company, OF Ak.
ron, Warder, Bushnell & GIessner, oi
Springfield, Ohio, broke the combine BY
refusing TO sanction the proposed policy
OF the board OF directors In raising prices
Of machines. The Tact is that Altman,
Miller & Co. Rere strenuous from the
beginning in favor Of reduction Of prices.
WhRteveF contrary policy bad been
formulated for the new company was
mapped out by the board Of directors, a
msjority Of whose members we're from
the four companies named by the Chi
cago paper and prominent among whom
were @. H. Mccormick and his general
manager, E. q. Butler.
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Pnruelt's hfovsmopl,

DUBLIN, Jan. l3.--At the meeting Of
the Nationel League held here to-day
Mr.. PaEnell was given an enthusiastic
reception. He was repeatedly greeted
with cheers and reiterated tho statement
he has previously made 10 the effect
that he informed Mr.. Justin Mccarthy
as TO the chief features Of his manifesto
at least two hours before it was pub
lished.
A dispatch from Longiord says that
there has been split in the National
League party in that locality. A division
there taken upon the question OF a yota
Of COnfdencsin Mr.. Parnell shows that
there were 100 PArneliites aud 10j Nc
CArthyitea present.
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Sc0R,BA VICTORY.
The ChICnEo Hoard of TrAds's War on out.
side Speculation.

CmC4oo, Jan. Is The Board OF Trade
has secured another victory ia it's at.
tempt to prevent outside speculation.
Two years ago number OF members OF
the regular Board Of Trade and tho open
board began suit for an njunction under
the following statement OF facts; The
hours for trading on the regular board
are from $3.50 10 l:l5. and ON the open
board from TO p. m. II was the
habit Of some Of the C0mplainRn1 TO
deal on the open board before and after
the adjournment Of the regular board
until the Board Of Trade paSsed rGs0.
lutions prohibiting such trading under
penalty OF expulsion. ComplainanlB all
alleged that the rules prevented them
from doing business, and on n ClRiM that
the board WIS about to eKpsl them,
Judge Shepard issued an Injunction.
10 those allegations, tho board answered
that complRinants, not being partners,
could not maintain this suit aa complain.
ants. II was not necessary, tho board
Contended, that ComplatnRnts should bB
members Of the open board nor prose-
cute their busincsa; besidea there was
no intention 10 expel or suspend them.
The board claimed to have right to
pass the rulo with the object that ali
trading which may tend to the mainten.
Rnce Of public market be confined
within the hours prescribed by tho rules.
Upon this showing the attorney for ths
board has secured the dismissal OF the
hill
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rhr.n rlndIn, Flrma Fnli.

FxDLAY, ONO, Jan. lS..-Three Find.
lay firms went to the wall to-day. These
we're the grocery house Of a. ]. Bish,
the general notion store Of Baker &
Rice and the boot and shoe establish.
ment OF Weekly, Bros. The first two
we're closed on attachments and the last
was an assignment, In each instance
the liabilities are largely in excess Of the
assets. Creditors in Cleveland, Colnm.
bus, Cincinnati, Chicago and Pits.
ht, rnh
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MhIte cnp. in nII..ourI.

NEVADA, No, Jan. iS-Las! night
about il!y masked men, armed with
shot guns, vent to the house Of John
Beasley. who lives near this city, and
ordered him to leave the country within
Eorty-eight hours. From there they
went to Philip Beasley's and called for
a step.son Of John Bsasley's, who was
supposed to be there, but he was not at
home. They left word for him to skip
out also. They accused Beasiey and his
step-son OF petty thieving, and said that
they proposed to put stop to il,
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A SluNBNRN MAN.
Ex. .Govsrn0s TGU,sr, OF Nebraska, stu
Refuses 10 YacAtO tho once.

Ex .Govarnos EGU,sr, Of Nebraska, sttH
Refuses TO YacHtO tho once.
LINCOLN, NRA., jau. G3-Fhe Supreme
Court allowed ex Governor ThRyer to
file quo.warrauto situation this mora
lag, citing Governor Boyd to show
cause why he should not vacate his
office. However, the court continued,
Eve recognize James E, Boyd as the
legal Governor OF Nebraska and all the
State departments do likewise. We
would advise the ox-GoVernaF TO quietly
and peaCeably submit to the Governor,
Us It will do him no good TO furlher
resist."
ia spite OF this Thayer refuses to va.
cate hts Office.
The Board Of Public Lands and Build
ings say they will remove ThSyer from
the Governors room by forGs II pecss'
SAW
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Special DllDdlch % ~ IHI0IlQooeT'
Charleston, W. Va, Jan. 10 The
Republican membcra OF the House held
caucus tonight. Warren Miller, Of
Jackson, was Chairman, and O. II.
Lynch, Of Harrison, Secretary. Anthony
Smith, Of Tyler, was nominated for
Speaker; John G. Thomas, Of Putnam,
Clerk; &. Singer, Of Harrison, Sergeant.
at.Arms; Robert Simpson tcoIOrodi, OF
Wood, DOorkGeper. The proceedings
we're painfully harmonious.
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Po'hHD' Baby Mckee Wa. Amusing Him.

WAsHNdToS, Jan. 10 "A few min
utes before eight o'clock this evening a
false alarm from box lJ7, located ia the
White House. brought ous the entire
fire department. None Of the attaches
Of the White House, however, have any
knoRleHgs OF how the alarm came 10 be
sounded, but the opinion was expressed
tba, the alarm was sent in by the wires
becoming crossed with some Of the elec.
lIic light wires.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. ia committee Of
Wabash srsinmen arrived in this city
yesterday and had conference with
General Mansger Hayes. The object Of
the meeting is q readjustment OF runs
and regulations OF scale OF wages, etc,
so as to harmonize all divisions OF the
system. 1t is expected these matters
will be satisfactorily settled. The bes!
OF feeling exists on both sides.
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HoIMDAYsBuRe, Pa, Jan, lS--An ap
plicaticn has been made to the court FOL
an appointment Of a receiver for the firm
of McLanahan, Smith 4 Co., who oper
ate the Juniata rolling mills at thil
place. This move is made on the par
Of McLauahan and Smith, Of the hru
OF five, TO prevent the other members o
the firm from preierriDg certain credit
ora TO the detrfment of tue general cred
itors Of the firm. The matter will bt
heard here ou Monday next by Presi
dent Judge A. v. Parker, Of Cambria
connty,
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sESAIE PgirklDlAGS.
senator sherman spsaks on the TlnaOziaI
hili In the ssBats.

~~-~
NH In the sSDAtr.
W4GHNoroS, Jan. I3.--As the con,
elusion Of the routine morning business
the Senate resumed the consideration oi
the Financial bill, with senator Sher-
man on the AOor,
The Stewart amendment, he said, wss
4 radical proposition which changed the
whole character Of the bill and excited
his feelings EomeWhat. II would be
perceived that the amendment WAS
proposition that the United
States bhonid pay 81 20 for
every ounce Of silver bullion that
might be offered from any part of the
world. This amendment WAS offered in
such way that It vas not open 70
further amendment. The price was
fixed 3, 81 %. To day the value Of sii.
yer in the markets Of the world wn
something above 81 05 an ounce. Here
was an offer to pay tEenty.tour cents
an ounce more than the market price.
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WIN Flrht lhs Mr,teLn Union.

CHICAGO, Jan. President Baker, in
his address to the members Of the Board
Of Trade at their snupal meeting yester.
day, charged the Western Union Tele.
graph Company with fostering bucket
shops, and said that be believed the time
is ripe for the members Of the several
exchanges, whose relations are intimate
and Important, to establish their own
telegraph lines. A committee Of five
was appointed at the meeting to formu'
late such plan as suggested by Ptesi'
dent Baker.
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BosroN, Jan. lS.-The men reported
on "Junk Of Pork" rock were taken of
this morning by the revenue cutter
Woodbury. and the United States Life
Saving Csew. One man had his hands
and feet frozen and bad TO go to the hos.
pital. The Others were in fair condition,
though wet through, and haze had moth.
ing TO eat or drinK since Sunday. They
belonged to the schooner Ada Parker,
Captain WilbAnd, from Point Liberty to
Portland with cua.. The vessel struck
SUNDAY night,
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TRaEHL6 IN CVNNECrlCpE.
Governor Huxley Refuses to HsoOgnlI
One Hrauch Of the Legislature.

governor BulkIOY Refuses to Recognise
One grHuch of the Legislature.
HARTFORD, CoEE,, Jan. lS.-In the
Senate this afternoon. after debate, a
resolution was passed ipsItaGhuS the
Democratic candidates to como to the
Senate to be inaugurated. A committee
was tkep appointed to escort Governor
Bulkeley to tae Inaugural OF his sue
cessor. He told the committee that he
should not recognize the authority Of
ore branch Of the Assembly TO act in
tbs IaSIter and warned them that they
ala it at thGiY individual peril. The
Democratic candidates geTe sworn aud
the Senate then adjourned.
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1,rcak Ia tllc Aln,amn strLkn.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. IS The coal
minera' strike which has been on since
the first Of December is breaking up.
The strikers at Blocktou mines, more
than / 200, met yesterday evening and
decided to 90 back to work this morning
at the old rate and under old conditions,
1t is believed the strike at several other
mines win follow this break in a few
days, End thcs ell Of them will be at
work sgain in q week. Blocktcn was
considered 10y the strikers one of their
stronI N1intH, but the action to-day is
a con victory for the company.
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MApEfD, Jan. i3.-Dapa.ches re.
ceived from olot, the town where Pad.
lewsky, the alleged murderer of Gen.
seliverskoG, was captured, state that
there Is no reason todoubt that the IN, n
is Padlewsky, for whom the Europesn
police have been looking. A phoiO-
graph OF the prisoner has 6Oen recei, ed
from Paris and completely establllhe 5
his identity.