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cnlNAGL's CONMlTTGE
On I.a Way to washington-The Views OF q
I,t,bHrRh Italian Editor.


PrrrsnuRoiI, March 16.-There passed
throuoh he city this morning Q commit
tee OF twelve prominent Italians going
TO Washington, Pasqual Corite and
Antoine Moritze are spokesmen Tor the
Committed, They talked freely At the
station. Mr.. Corite, who talks English
fluently, aaid: j.
Chicago were the wealthiest Italians IN
Chicago. They are all business men,
and well acquainted with American IN
Rtitutions and laws.
"The committee which is here was
commanded to go to Washington and 70
see Secretary Blaine, President Harrison
and the Italian Minister, and to demand
amends for the wrongs done. Italians
In other cities will follow our example,
and there will be raised In q few days 0
fund OF $500, 600 10 aid the work OF secur'
lug Justice or revenge. I believe the
killing at New Orleans will result In war.
But II the Italian Government does not
force to complete and satisfactory issue
the reparatlon necessary, ! yin say now
that an army OF Italians will assemble IN
New Orleans which will fully and enec'
tuallv avenge the murder OF our country
% SYou believe in the MAaa and the ven
delta? ?" ,.,,. ....
revengeiui when angered; We are tst-
NV "&hat hs Viii yau demand of this Gov.
ernment2" a. Lu,,..
Of Italian prisoners be brought 70 JUS
tice, and that full Snd complete Iepasa-
ton be made to the families Of the de-
III such demands fail, what?"
"We shall demand Of the Italian Gov
eminent that It compel It." >,
"What would that amount TO, even u
Italy should seek 10 compel acqnieecence
TO her demands"
"Why, sir, Italy has such q navy thsl
iishe 90 chose she could staa9n hel
vessels four miles from land and run
wear coast cities. Italy has $50 or more
vessels OF war. You see what she could
In this strain Corite continued unit
his train left the station. ,u.
There are about 5000 Italians IN Ale
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THE COMMUNE ANNYgRsARY
Celebrated I'm Chicago by tho AnarohiStI
and Other Blood Curdlers.

Celebrated In Chicago by tho Anarchists
and Other Blood Curdlers.
CHICAGO, lii, March 16.-The Paris
commune anniversary was celebrated
yesterday in a festal manner with
speeches, songs and dances by half.
dozen Nationalist societies. Exercises
aud balls were held in various halls,
orators talked in almost every modern
tongue eugolistic OF the commune, and
the memory OF its leading spirits were
toasted. The celebration began Satur.
day night with d meeting with closed
doors in West Side hall. The red flag
Of the commune was displayed on the
stage, aud busts OF Spies and Liugg, the
Haymsrket Anarchists, were draped
with sashes OF the same sauguinaIy color.
The police received an intimation Of the
fact and compelled the removal Of the
emblems after riot had been narrowly
avertcd. This action by the authorities
was denounced in the various meetings
yesterday, and the episode promises to
cut some fgurein the coming municipal
election,
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Ten Theusand snetEers,

M1SEEAroLls,i lMINE., March 16--La
grippe claimed its first victim in Mime.
apoliS this winter in the person Of
Thomas Callahan, an aged gentleman
from Ohio, who has been visiting with
his daughter, Mrs, James Heaney, La
grippe, or rather that which most people
designate sS such, prevails to an extent
which has cauaed MUCH uneasfness. A
CAREFUL estimate places the number OF
cases in this city at fully. ten thousand.
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
james A. Woods Found Dead in Road
House.

House.
CINCINNATI, March 16.-This morning
the body Of James A. Woods was found
dead with a bullet hole in his head in q
road house three miles from the city.
At the time, the cause Of death was sur.
rounded by mystery.
Late this afternoon sensation was
caused by the appearance Of Mr.. Will A,
Stevens. OF the we'll known dry goods
firm Of Weatherby, Stevens & Co., at the
office Of the Superintendent Of Police
accompanied by his attorney, Judge N.
F. Wilson, where he made the voluntary
statement that he fred the ehot which
killed Mr.. Woods.
By the advice Of his attorney he re-
fused to say anything further than that
the shooting was accidental. It is said
that there has been an effort to cover up
the facts, but that II has been discovered
that Stevens has been In the habit OF
visiting the place with Mrs. Armstrong,
q niece OF Woods; that they were there
last night near midnight, and Stevens In
the presence Of Woods was shown q new
bett'eoGkfbg pistol.
Suddenly there was report and
Woods soon afterwards exclaimed, "I
am shot" He refused to tell who shot
him. Stevens and the woman drove
into the city and until he voluntarily
made his statement to the superinten.
dent Of Police it was not known who
fred the shot. ....r
There is nothing known Of the rela.
tons Of the two 10 justify suspicion
than an accident and If there had been
no attempt at concealment the sensation
would have been less profound. Mr..
Stevens is manager OF the establishment
with which he Is connected and not
long ago served as one Of the police
OF Cincinnati.
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ANOTHER LYNCHiSG.

A Woman, Not Charged with Crime, ID
Strung Up In Kentucky on Account OF
Feeling Against Her Husband aud Sons.
Mt. SFEREiSo, KY, March 16.-A
mob went to the house Of Mrs. WigEin.
ton, whose husband and sOqs are charged
With poisoning Mr.. Ferguson and Mr..
Watts, and hanged her, and now are
searching for Mr.. WiGgInton, who has
flown. Two OF the Wigginton boys are
in jail, which is strongly guarded.
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AGAINST THE CITY.

Tho supreme Court OF Pennsylvania Do.
eidOs that Property Holders Are Not
Liable for street improvements.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 16.-Under
the acts Of 1873 and 1889, known as the
''strest Laws" the city Of Pittsburg pro-
ceeded to pave and grade streets and
conduct other municipal improvements
until a million and a quarter dollars had
been expended. The acts, as construed
BY the city authorities, gave them power
to assess the damages for the improve.
ments on property owners most bene-
fitted by the improvements.
A number OF property owners con.
tested this claim Of the city and Common
Pleas Court No. !, OF Allegheny county,
sustained their appeal. against the city.
The city appealed ssainst the decision
Of the Allegheny county court and car.
ried the case to the Supreme Court.
Argument was made in the case few
weeks sgo and to-day q decision, accom-.
panied by an opinion by Justice
Williams, was handed down by the
court. y
affirmed the decision 1.-THE lower court
and dismissed the appeal, placing the
costs on the city. 80. ~ -
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AFiend,s Deed.

MT. PLEASANT, MICH, March 49,
Dennis Burns left his home in Nice, II
miles north Of here, yesterday and his
vile went to neighbours, leaving three
children in bed. While gone an uu-
known man entered and assaulted the
oldest girl and set Gre to the house 10
hide the crime. The house was de-
stroyed. The girl was so badly burned
that ahe died il an hour after telling her
skaFy
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ONE HOUR A BRIDE.
Unfortunate Experience of Katie warran.
wife Living,

unfortunate experience OF hndo Hnrrnn.
wife Living.
OTTAWA, ONT, March 1O,-Fred W.
Hall, of Cleveland, Ohio, and Miss
Katie Warren, Of this city, were married
here last night. After the ceremony
the bride and groom and invited guests
sat down to a wedding supper at the
house Of the brides father. The mer-
rimsnt has reached it's full sway when a
friend of the young lGdy beckoned to
the groom to come 10 the door. Hall
grew white, and replied nervously: SIS
Il me you want?" Hall went out, and
was then and there charged with having
q wife and family In England. After
some hesitation, Hall admitted
that he had been married, but claimed
that he had been divorced from his
wife. The matter becoming known, the
greatest excitement prevailed, and in
the midst OF 1t, after the newly made
wife had given back the wedding
ring Hall disappeared and has not
since been seen. 1t is supposed that he
left for Cleveland on the night train, and
the friends OF the young lady are now
coudemning themselves that they made
no attempt TO stop the flight. Steps will
at once he taken to have the marriage
annulled.
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New chartsrs Issued.

pedal DtRPdtch o lN IRkll0ccer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 16:-A
charter has been issued to the American
Maturity and Loan Association Of Wheel
ing with capital Of $500 and the priyil.
ege Of increasing to one million. The
stock holders are Warren Fdgett, ]. B.
Taylor, J. S. McCaskey, Francis Nc.
Carthy and ]. L. Cramer.
She Southern Investment savingg
society Of Piedmont, with a capital Of
ST, 900 and privilege Of $780, 900 has been
chartered. The stock holders are Henry
Clay Hyde, Lewis P. White. L. D.
Hyde, Frank Graham, ,. W. Rose and
81. S. Richardson.
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RIrCHIE COUNTY OIL NEWS.
Several Good wollS-PayIng up Rentals.
Prospects for the Coming season.
Special DLspaleh 10 ne IRtellioMeT.

Several Good WelIs-Paytng up Rentals.
Prospects for the Coming season.
Special Dtlpateh To ne IRtsllioeuer.
PARKRRsBuRe, W. Va, March 10
The dump" Wilson oil well, situated
about three miles southeast Of Ellen.
boro. was shot yesterday afternoon.
Reliable and experienced oil men say
that 1t is from fifteen to twenty barrel
we'll. The oil is Of an amber color.
The Cairo Oil Co.'s No. 2, which was
shot, has been partially cleaned out and
has been pumping for several days and
has averaged twenty barrels a day. She
Is good for that amount hereafter. The
Company has located two more wells
which are to be drilled at once.
Clark and Mccormick will drill an.
other well soon on their lease, south Of
the one they did complete.
The Pennsboro well was shot satur.
day, and put twenty-five barrels Of oil
in the tank in fifteen houre.
The South Penn Oil Company, which
owns over half Of the leases that were
taken In the county, Is paying up rentals
wherever due, and the Indications are
now that business in oil circles in
Richie will be very active during the
spring and summer.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March 10.-A
number Of kilograms have been received
at the Navy Departmental regard to
the condition Of the United States
Steamer Galena and the tugs Nina and
Triana aud the efforts being made TO
save them from these, 1t appears that the
Gatena and Nina are ashore about mile
from Gayhead and the Triana Is aground
at Cuttihunk. The Galepa has lost her
rudder and rudder post and part Of her
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Nov York aeta FIIfst slIee,

WASHINGTON, D. @, March le.17Apt-
ing Secretary Nettleton issued a warrant
to-day for s2,2lS,SSO So in favor Of the
Governor Of New york as payment in
fall ON account OF all claims ariSihs in
that State under the direct tax. This 10
Inc frat payment made under authority
ef the direct tax act. New York is the
Shly Ststs that has made requisition for
rreimbu se@Shts under that act.
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win Build a College.

ST. PAUL, MINI, March 16.-The
Sisters of 81. Joseph propose to erect a
new college which will stand first among
the colleges and universities, of its kind
in the entire West. 1t will consist Of a
strictly collegiate department, where
young women will be able to find in.
structiou in the most advanced branches
The college will be located at the corner
OF Randolph and Cleveland avenues.
Thirty acres will be reserved for the col
iese grounds. The rest OF the 100 acres
offered TO the Sisters for this purpose
will be plated and sold for the benefit
OF the new institution.
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DID NOT LYNCH HIM,


SAS AoAs SAS SHAA ft So A1ASsb OANOAAI
PlrTsBuRd, March 16.-In the absence
from the city yesterday of Rev. J. R. ].
Milligan, the regular pastor OF the
Allegheny Reformed Presbyterian
church, Prof. D. B. Wilson, Of the
Allegheny Theological Seminary was
assigned to fill his place. When he sp.
peared in the pulpit to conduct the SER
vices, almost the entire congregation
arose and left the church.
Less than a score Of members remRin-
ed seated and Professor Wilson delivered
his sermon without comment The
trouble is the outgrowth OF the recent
heresy trials Of which Professor Wilson
was the prosecutor. Among the eight
young ministers suspended for hereticai
utterances was Rev. J. r. ]. Milligan.
His congregation stood by him, however,
and when the attempt was made to fll
the pulpit with his prosecutor the mem.
bers quietly and without apparently
concerted action withdrew.
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For Killing His Father,

HyRoS, s. n, March 1a.-1n the Cir.
cult Court Judge Campbell announced
that the first trial would be that Of Fred
Hundley, charged with the murder Of
his father, Hon. q, T. Hundley, Of this
city, last June. Fred is but II years Of
age, and appears quite Indifferent Gs to
bis fate. Mr.. Hundley was prominent
politician, and at the time Of his death
was chairman OF the Democratic State
Central Committee and editor Of the
Huron Herald. Democrat, the leading
Democratic paper OF South Dakota.
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italian HsWepaper opInIons,

RoME, March le.-The DirittO says It
is ne plus ultum Of cynicism for the peo-
pie Of New Orleans to attempt to justify
their action by boasting that the
lynchers were headed by leading citizens
Even II the Italians concerned were the
dogs Of the Italian colony the leading
citizens had no right to massacre them.
The RIforma says: "We perceive that 1t
will be difficult TO obtain justice. Yet
instioe mnat be ohtained.n
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rb. Troaty 10 be Carriod Out, i.

wASutsqroS, D. O., March 16-The
Department Of State is int formed that the
rumofs that the Brazilian government
does not intend TO carry out the recent
reciprocity agreement With the United
States are diacredited by the action Of
the AUTHORITIES ct Bio De Janeiro in 10.
suing instructions to officials through
out the country concerning the free ad:
mission OF merchandise from the United
States. The newspaper Of Para, dated
February Is, contains an official an
nouncement OF the new rates fixed by
the agreement directed TO the Governor
OF Para by the general government.
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TWO ENGLISH OPINIONS,
rvo Newspapers Talk out About the Ne"
Orleans Affair.

LONDON, MarOh ls-The S:ar this
evening is of the opinion tast "tbe i'm
uressiye feature OF the New Orleans
aGsir was the perfect order maintained
throushsut the proceedings. The Amer !.
icsn dsmoGrGcy Res s soShd Laotl. notlohs ~ "
The 81. JdmGs GGtstie says: "Fhe ~.
cident now shows that native Americans
have not Loaf the quality Of stern reso.
luton which Is sometimes dissolved BY
a life Of comfort and luxury in modern
esdStS, The men who organized this
JaRance and formal justice are not
ashamed Of Whist they heye DONE tney
nave defeated society oil loTeign1 Fgt'
Gsns who were trying 70 terr6rise 4, :
% Whols city. tits donbttnlM'Jehn Ba!g
az az emnhSiic Z mannsF rs the citizens oi
New Orleans have protesteqN
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The Casos All NolIIod.

Nxw ORLEANS, March 18.-The dis.
trict attorney has entered nolle pros
as to all the indictments pending in sec
ton B, Of Criminal District Court against
the Italians implicated in the Henneesy
assassination. This releases Charles
Matrange, Incardonia and the Marchesi
bows, The indictments in Section A,
Judge Marr's division, still holds Sun.
Eerrl, Patorno, John oaruso, Natalo and
PFntEo.
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Saloons All Closed.

DENVER, March l6.-Every saloon In
the city was closed yesterday. The po-
lice force had refused to enforce the law
fora year, but the Metropolitan Board,
named under the act Of the Legislature
jast passed, has taken hold, and not Q
drop Of liquor was sold yesterday except
Ii reStanfants, with rheSlS. -
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 17.-Joseph
Violet, twenty-five years old, is in crit.
ical condition, the result of several shots
inflicted by his aged father, Aloys Vic.
let. The elder Violet has tailor shop
where his son ia employed. Money was
missed from the cash drawer and the
father and son accused each other Of
taking it. In his anger, the son was
about to assault his father when the lat.
ter grabbed a pair ai shears and thrust
the blade three times into his sons body,
one wound being in the chest, one in the
abdomen and the third in the thigh.
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Attempt % Rurn . Hotel.

SAVANNAH, GA, March 16.-on Sat-
urday night pile Of kindling wood and
cotton, saturated with kerosene, were
found under the st. Paul hotel at
Jessup, evidently placed there by some
one bent on inCendiarism. P. B. D.
stauStelI, postmaster at Jessup, and Pay
sstyis, both white men, are under
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WIdo open ON sunday.

Sioux olrY, IA, March 16-1n view
Of the numerous prosecutions lately be-
gun by the Law and Order League
sgainst the saloons, Mayor Palmer has
informed the liquor men that the license
ordinance will no longer be enforced,
and that the police will not interfere
further to close the saloons at night OF
on Sundays. All saloons were wide
open yesterday. For oyer q year the
city authorities have been collecting
monthly about g 900 in fines.
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Special DtSpateh 10 he IHtltCeHetr.
MARTISsBuRa, W. Va, March 49,
Charles Thornburg, a prominent and
popular young man, died at the residence
of his father, Solomon Thornburg, this
morning. This makes three OF his fam.
lily who have died Of consumption within
the last few months, and his fathers
death is expected daily. He was twenty.
one years DID,
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M. T. Frame Dead.
SPECIAL Dispateh 10 he InlelltcencGr.

BRAxroS O. H, W. Va, March 1s.-A
telegram received here to-day announced
the death of N. T. Frame, at Atchison,
Kansas, this morning at 2:15 o'clock.
Braxton county was the scene Of Mr..
Frames boyhood days. He is well
known in Wheeling, being connected
with several law firms there. He will
be buried in Kansas. Injuries from
being thrown from buggy caused his
5aakb
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LONDON, March l6. The steamer Rox.
burgh Castle, Captain Tyter, was sunk
of uShant by a collision. Capt. Tyrsr
and one seaman were saved, but Il "a:
feared that The 'fsnainder6i the steam.
ers crew were lost. The RoxhuFch
Castle was a screw steamer OF 1222 tnns
register; She hailed from New Castle,
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Seeking Worlds Falr subscriptions.

CHICAGO, March 6.-solicitor General
Batterworth and Promoter General
Handy will leave tonight for St. Paul to
make a Worlds Fair attack on the MINI.
esota Legislature. They will work on
plans that have already been laid out by
Commissioner Harrison, Of that State.
It is expected that the Minnesota Legis.
Iature win contribute q handsome sum
for representation at the Worlds Colum-
bian Exposition. This trip Of these two
Exposition Generals is but the begin.
ming ola policy that is To be carried ont
70 aecnre the approprialions.
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Am, tcTioas EIpIoSion.

CINCINNATI, O., March le.-A myster.
ious explosion IN R,tAtse ssRer,on. Find
ley and Elm streets this morning broke
the heavy cap on the manhole and sent
up sheet Of flame that brought out the
fire engines. No damage to4buildings
or persons was done. 1t,is uncertain
whether 1t was caused by sewer gas,
Rna or what. m n
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LONDON, March 16-Her mG1ssty's
high court Of justice Qaeen's Bench to.
day refused to grant a writ of habeas
corpus to Competmors H. Jackson. of
Clltheroe, to produce his wife in cour,.
The court holds that II the woman
was III treated she had a remedy in an
application for protection which she
could make before magistrate.
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The Ship Broken up.

WASHINGTON, D. O., March 16.-A
telegram was received at the Navy De-
partmeut this afternoon from Lieut..
Commander Lyon at New Bedford ap.
nouncing the arrival at Outtyhunk Of a
wrecking tug from Boston and saying
that southwest gale had 80 far pre-.
vented any operations on it's part look
ing to the rescue OF the Triana. Mr.,
Lyon says that the Triana lies easily in
eight feet Of water and that the water ID
within two feet Of the upper deck
beams.
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LONDON, March lG.-The Hamburg
American steamer Ssrvia, from New
York, February %, for Hamburg, which
put in to Plymouth saturday morning in
a disabled condition, will be docked at
that port for repairs. The captain SAYS
that last Mondays storm was the worst
In his experience, but credits the pas.
sengers with having behaved admirably.
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Baltimore & Ohio. The transfer was de-
layed longer than was anticipated on
account Of the refusal Of q holder Of Q
large block Of PittSburgh' 4 Western
stock to sell at the price accepted by
others. For q time the complication was
a serious one, but the matter was finally
settled and the transfer made.
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NEx YoRK. March 10. I
MeonrthyIte orrnn Elnted.

DUBLIN, March 10. = The National
Pres, the Nc cCarthyite organ, to-day says
that triumph after triumph was scored
by the Nationallsts yesterday through.
out the country. The voice Of the nation
Ia becoming heard and it ia interesting
to watch the daily increasing intensity
Of the Parnellite's assaults upon the
BiRhonan