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STARTLING IMPORTATION
Gained fr0p tho Nicaragua Treaty, Just
nIntia pubIIc.

Gained frOm tho Nicaragua Treaty, Just
Made pubIlo.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The complica-
tions between Nicaragua and Costa Rica
growing out of a boundary dispute af-
fecting the Nicaragua Canal Compsny's
concession werO discussed again to-day
by the Senate IN secret session. The
Senate made public the treaty, signed
December ! 1884, providing for the con-
struCtion OF an inter.oceanic canal across
the territory Of that republic. Tbs let
ter OF tranRmittal was signed by Presi'
dent Arthur, and is strong argument
in demonstration Of the necessity for the
canal for political and commercial rea-
sons. The startling Information is con-
tanned that this treaty (Which was to
have been ratified within two years, but
did not obtain ratitiCstion) bound the
United States and Nicaragua to build
the canal,
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Canann Not Informed,

OTTAWA, oSr., Jan. 6.-Iti ia stated on
the best authority that no official news
has reached here as to whether or not
Mr.. Blaine has replied to Lord salis-
bury's offer to submit the Behring Sea
question to arbitration, or as to the ex-
pected nature Of his reply. Neither is
there any information Of dispatches re-
comfy received respecting the probable
action OF Her Majesty's fleet on the
Behring Sea next season.
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The sltuntion pelnnnds Il.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Cit is stated at
the Interior Department that the War
Department officials to-day received a
telegram from Gen. liilesurging prompt
approval of his recommendation that the
Indian sgsnts at the South Dakota agen-
cies be superseded by army officers and
stating that the situation demands that
the changes be made at once.
Secretary Noble declined to say any
thing upon the subjtc; when questioned
to-day, but persons very close to him
assert thst the Secretary will vigorously
oppose the adoption OF Gen. Miles plan
on the ground that II Inevitably would
resuit in undoing all OF nearly all Of the
good that has been done in recent years
toward the material advancement Of the
Indian tribes in the Horthwest. The
Secretary win stoptly maintain this
nosition,
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HIS COhpnR
Waiting for His mother, who is Coming to
Visit Him.

Visit Him.
EVANSVILLE, IND, Jan. GA quarrel
occurred in the lower portion Of this
city between John stuard, a well known
race horae trainer, and John Russell, a
brakeman employed on the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad, which eliminated by
the latter shooting stuard through the
body, killing him instantly.
StGard and Russell had fight mo-
ment prior to the shooting on account
Of Joe Clark, proprietress OF house OF
i'll fame, who was Stusrd's wife. The
latter had beaten the iormer up badly.
and upon Russell crying Enough"
Stuard left him and started across the
street 10 saloon.
When nearly across Russell COM
menced firing at stuard, one shot passing
entirely through his body, killing him
instantly. After doing the shooting he
walked through Clark's house, leaving
by the back door, and was found at12:l5
o'clock this morning at a physiCian's
office having tue wounds in his head
dressed
Stusrd has mother living in Henry.
vile, Ind, who notified him to-day that
she would arrive in the city tomorrow
to visit him.
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WILXEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 6 The sus.
quehanna river is rising very high at
this point this evening, the water being
fifteen feet above low water mark. At
Plymouth, an ice gorge is forming and
forcing the water back over the wide ex.
panse Of low lands between this city and
Kingston, submerging the highways.
Tue weather Ia very severe and the
gorge will probably remain a menace to
the Inhabitants Of the low point5,
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RESULTED IN A MURDEG.
Ono of the Men Injured in tho Edg
Thomson Riot 70 Dend.

Ono of the Men Injured In tho Edgar
Thomson Riot Is Dead.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. CA murder
has resulted from the riot at the Edgar
Thompson Steel works on New Years
day. Michael Qainn, a boss in the
stock yard Of the furnace department
who was injured in the affray,
died this morning. The Other
w0rkmen assaulted will recover.
FiftS-lour HGbgariaRs have been
arrested so far for participating in the
riot, and other arrests are being hourly
made. Two furnaces were started up
this morning with new men, and ali will
be in operation again in a few days
Although no further trouble Is appre
henned the guards will remain on duty
for tho rest oithis week at least.
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Wants a chnnEo Of ysnue.

ST. Lows, Jan. CA special to the
Post Dipa.ch from Jefferson City, No.
says that the case OF the ox.state Treas
urer Nolan, who is charged With en-
bexzling State funds, was called in thG
circuit court this morning. Nolan'a at
torneys presented afFidGvits alleging
prejudice On the part OF presiding Judge
Edwards, and that the latter will moi
kf1ord Nolan a fair trial. Judge Ed
wards will render Il decision tomorrow,
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OHIO LEGISLA1URE
Cunvenes in Adjourned ssssIon-Ths Gov.
ernor'a Message.

Convones in Adjourned ssssIon-Ths Gov.
ernor'a Message.
COLUMBUS, oaIo, Jan. 6.-The Ohio
Legislature convened in adjourned ses-
sion at 4 p. M, and listened to the read.
ing Of the Governors message. 1t says
that thero yill be- an income for the next
wear Of SS,6OO,G0O, sud an estimated ex.
peuditure OF s4,OOO,OO0; consequently
there will be necessity for care In max.
IND appropriations during the session.
Hs Tesemnaosds the Federal plan Of
Government for Cite1 based on
the State organization, with the
privilege Of changing every twenty
years, and that an amendment to the
coushtaEon permitting this form Of gov
ernment be submitted to the people in
advance Of a constitutional OonTeption I;
recommends the Australian system OF
ballot, also primary election law /;
recommends that an investigation be
made Of the workings Of the Elite Board
Of Public Works and the Canal Com
mission, and that the boards OF all State
Institutions be increased in number
and made Gon.paEl.san; recon:
mends that tho imperative school
book law OF last winter be
go adjusted as to be. practical, and that
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PENNSYLVANIA LRGIsLATURE.
Caleb Il. Thompson Chosen Spoaker-GoN
sruor Beaver 4 Message,

Caleb Il. Thompson Chosen spoaker-GoV-
srnor Beaver $ Message.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 5.-The bien-
nial session of the FennsylyapIa Legs
lature began at noon to-day. Caleb B.
Thompson, of Warren county, the eau
Gus nominee OF the Republicans, was
duly elected Speaker OF the House, re-
ceiving 1875 votes. George ". Skinner,
Of Fulton county, received seventy.
eight Democratic votes. Senator Beres
Penrose, Of Philadelphia, was chosen
President pro TEN Of the Senate.
After organizipg both Houses ad.
jlurned until 3 o'clock, at which hour
they reassembled and listened to the
reading OF Governor Beavers message
Governor Beaver in bis annual mes.
sage to the Legislature advocates the
pRssage Of such lava in regard to the bal
lot as will secure to every voter freedom
from dictation in casting HE vote and
absolute certainty rs to It's being counted
as cast, and expresses the opinion that
there can bs no danger OF going too
far in either OF thCae directions. He
calls upon the Legislature to organize q
commission to supervise the part which
? nnsylvania shall take in the World'a
Fair and asks that liberal appropropria.
ton be made for the erection Of suitable
buildings and for stimulating in every
proper way a complete and satisfactory
exhibit ofthe States industries,
The balance Of the message is devoted
to purely State matter.
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HARRssBuRo, Pa, Jan. G.-The Repub'
licans have decided tonight that joint
caucus 60 select candidate for United
States Senator 70 succeed Cameron shall
be held tomorrow as soon after Il
o'clock as possible. The arrival Of Sena.
tor Cameron from Washington this after
noon had much TO do with this decision.
There seems TO be no doubt that Mr..
Cameron will practically be the Qnan'
imous choice Of the cauGuR.
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a SCROOL TgAOasR,s SUICIDE.
Ne U.OS Poison and Knifc-CarrIos ou
His Programme.

Ne Oses Poison and q Knifc-Chrries Out
His Programme.
New BLOOMFIELD, Pa, Jan. 5.-The
body OF Chester F. Harling, the young
school teacher who disappeared last
Saturday, leaving letters exp ressing his
intention to commit suicide. was found
yesterday at the bottom OF lime kiln
close beside the Windy Hill eChool
house.
An empty twoounce bottle that had
contained laudanun, was found by his
side, the arteries OF each wrist had been
severed, and gaping wound was across
the throat OF the corpse. Harling had
evidently inflicted the wounds, drained
the bottle and leaped TO the bottom Of
the 10 foot shaft, where the body was
discovered by the searching party.
Harling was well regarded and the en-.
tire community is shocked at his tragic
death. 1t ia generally believed that he
was inaane.
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WRECK ON IHs Q, i 0.
a Train Gees Through Trestle-Two Men
Killed.

. 2TAIu Nue5 kHFuuNH u IFV5lIo-AWu Wel
Killed.
LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. Ca special
states that the O. & o. express, due in
this city at 5:45, went through a trestle
three miles east of stepstone, and Engi.
neer f. A. Hilburn, Of Huntington,
W. Va, and Ed. Mcneil, of Xii,
gore, By., we're killed. Hilburn's
body was found and removed to 9
sleeper. The body OF Mcneil could moi
be found, and as the engine, tender and
express were burned, it Is supposed that
his body was consumed in the flames
None Of the passengers were hurt.
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ALTOONA, Pa, Jan. ga terrible ex.
ploaion Of dynamite took place at the
stone quarry at Tyrone forge this morn.
ing, in which two Hungarians were bad.
ly injured. II seems that a drill hole
had been Ailea on Monday with dyna'
mite and for some reason failed TO eI;
plode, and this morning the men were
engaged in clearing out the charge when
an explosion followed,
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NEW Yonk, Jan. 6.-The Post says:
Silver bullion was almost the only thing
dealt in on the Stock Exchange that was
higher in the forenoon. 1t Was up
seven.eighths in the first hour, owing to
the belief, whether warranted or not,
that the defeat Of the force bill had been
accomplished only by compromise
which would at least insure some fur
ther silver legislation to provide for fur
ther purchases OF bullion by the Treas.
ury, II not to have some bearing on the
free coinage question.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. G.-The firm ol
Geo. Debkeim & Co., manufacturers ol
horse hlapketu, and WhsleaeIe dealers in
ssddlery ware, is temporarily ember,
rassed and has called a meeting OF the
creditors TO be held on NEXT Friday. 1t
is generally believed at Piday's meet
ing q satisfactory settlement will be
reached and the firm will continue its
hnainess without interruption.
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sympathy for thS Dusbor company.

CANTON, Ono, Jan. G.-PubliO sym.
psthy is freely expressed here for the
Dueber Watch Case Manufacturing
Company over the financial embarrass.
mert that led to the present assign.
neut. A meeting Of the Board Of Trade
was held this evening to ascertain the
condition OF affairs and extend needed
aid If any looking toward resuming Of
operations. Manager Moore aGid the
banks were disposed tOput no obstacle
In tho way OF an early resumption OF
work, and be thought the suspension
would be but temporary.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. G-The Cabinei
meeting to.day considered the Indisr
question, especially with reference tt
Gen, Miles psSpcgition 10 relieve In
dian agents Of charge o. the agencies
near the scene Of the troubles, and re-
place them with officers Of the army
Secretary Noble is known TO be earnest
" opposed TO such plan, and its accom-
pllshment is therefore mstterot doubt
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AUSTIN, TEX, Jan. G.-Smallpox is on
the increase in Texas and at one or two
points it appears to be assuming an
epidemic form. Great alarm exists
about Temple Baton aud other towns,
and the Governor has prepared the State
Health Officer from Houston to this
city aud his headquarters WILL be here
until the disease nbates, '-''
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Three Town onn1nntinet.

SAN ANTONIO, lExAs, Jan. 6.-Three
towns have quarautined against San
Antonio on account oi small pox. Agents
here do not sell tickets 10 san Marcos on
the International & Great Northern road
and Luling and FlGtonia on the South
Pacific unless u health certificate !:
shown, and no one from SRa Antonio II
allowed 10 get OF e. those places with
out allowing q certificate.
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PITTsDuRoH, Jan. G.-Representatives
Of 1900 employees OF the Westinghouse
Electric Light Company INST tonight, to
consider ths proposition to work for the
company for half pay. It vas decided
not TO act as a body, bat to circulate
papers among the men, each signing his
hsme and the saE be is willing to work
for. This will be done at GHss.
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west virginia psn.lonr.

Special Dlspdlch 70 nc 4H7tUIIelesI'
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. G.-Wes'
virgiuia pensions - Original Duncan
Cunningham, Wheeling. Increase
Gsorge A. Cupett, Painters Mills
James W, Hutseler, MarLiDsburg, Re
issue-A. II. Cisson, Barter's Station
Dixon r. King, Topin's Grove. Re
issue and Iucrease-AndEew Robinson
Wilsonburg.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. g.-The
House Committee on Rales to-day ez-
amlned under oath MeGsrs. Stevens and
Henderson, correspondents of the St.
Louis Gioba Democrat, with reference to
reports in newspapers that Senutors md
Representatives we're interested in C
silver pool The correspondents de.
cliued 10 give any information.
No decision WIS reached by tho COM
mittee as TO what to do with Mr.. DoCkery's
resolution providing for an iRvestiga-
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TpS Yetar nj (,inoinuati.

CINCINNATI, o, Jas. G.-The Ohio
river reached the summit Of its present
rise last night when it marked 4s feet 8
inches. 1t had fallen at noon four
lnches aud was steadily receding, both
here and at all points above. No dam.
age has been done here, except the
flooding Of q few cellars and hrat floors
in q portion Of the city near the public
landing.
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PAwSKE Cry, NEB, Jan. 0-There
was a heavy end collision this msrning
between two freight trains on the Rock
Island road, near Berne, Kas. Engineer
Neil Smith, OF the westbound train, was
killed. Engineer Thomas Halaey, fire.
man, and Conductors Wilkins and Ran
son were injured, but none fatally. A
great amount Of properly is said 70 have
been DESTROYED.
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The Postal CLERKS Committee.

WASHINGTON. D. O., Jan. 6,-About
twenty-five persons representing the
6,OOO railway postal clerks in the United
States appeared before the House Com.
,nIttee on PosloiIices and Post Roads to-
day 10 urEc the committee 10 make an
effort to secure consideration in the
House OF the bill reported at the last
session TO reclasaiiy and tx the salaries
OF railway postal clerks.
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Tho unIte,l nlIne ,Ynrl,nrn,

CoIvMRus, o., Jan. GA call was
issued today from the headquarters OF
tho United Mine Workers OF America
in this city for the annual national con.
vention Of that organization to be held
in Columbus February 10, 1891. The
leading questions to come before the
convention will be the scale OF prices,
screens, cash payments and especially
the eight-hour movement. a Secretary
Treasurer is to be elected to succeed
Robert Walsh, resigned.
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Or,Iercd lotho l'ropt

SAN FR4SoIsoo, Jan. 6.--Gen. Glib
Ions has received orders from Washing
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Fl1Iog the Scale.

JOLIET, Ill, Jan. G.-The Scale Com.
mittee of the Amalgamated Association
is in seesion here fixing upon scale oi
prices for the current yeer based upon
tho prices for rail5. The scale fixed
unon will apply to the works OF the Illi-
nois Steel Company here and Chicago
and at bay View, Wis,
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OUT OF ElGnE.
Love scOreS Victory Five Hundred FeOl
IN tho AIR,

Love Scores Victory Five Hundred Feel
in tho AIR.
MAYsvILLE, KY, Jan. Ga romantic
wedding took place at Port Carbon,
Penn, on the coming OF the new year
Mr.. ]. F. snit, prominent citizen ol
sardis, this county, being one Of the
high contracting parties, Mr.. snit is q
knight Tcmplar, and eighteen montha
ago attended the grand trienuial con.
clave at Washington City. While
taking in the sights Of the Nations Gap
ital, he ascendsd tho Washington mon.
iment, There, ou the top gallery oi
the structure, 500 feet above terra llrma,
he met Miss Maud Heebner, OF Port
Carbon. The two were attracted to
each other by some irresistible magic.
The bachelor merchant, who had re-
sisted the smiles OF Kentucky beau
ties, was at last smttten. 1t seems
to have been q case OF love Rt frat
eight on the part OF each, Before part
ing they exchanged cards and CORE
spondence followed. He proposed, was
accepted and insisted on an early mar
risge, but the happy event was not CON
summated until December 80, it being
one Of the brightest in the social annals
Of Port Carbon. The groom and his
lovely bride are now cosily housed in
their ''old Kentucky home."
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would prove a boomerang even before
final action upon the trade is accom-
plished,


The lamentable feature Of the whole
transaction is that It will defeat the Fin.
ance bill, which has some good features.
The Election bill was laid aside for the
ostensible purpose Of adopting meas
ure TO prevent the contraction of the
currency and put a stop TO the hard
times, but it will prove to be the death
knell Of that measure, for free coinage
would defeat any proposition now.
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Pleased with Blalno,s Oourso,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-several promi-
nent members OF the Foreign Relations
Committees OF the Senate and House
speak in high terms OF Secretary
Blaine's mastery letter to Lord Sails
bury on the Behripg Sea controversy.
They regard the position assumed by
the administration asimpregnable. The
questions which the Secretary is willing
should be left to arbitration involve all
the material points Of the controversy,
so that il England is anxious for
peaceful solution Of the matters at issus
she now has an easy way out Of ths
difIinnlkv
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WRECK AT COSHOVrON.

Two stoubenvIiIs 4fon Klllod-ons Man
Badly 1pjurcd.
CosHocToN, ONO, Jan. G.-The west
bound Handle passenger train at $50
o'clock this evening, about one mile
east Of town, ran into two hand cars con.
tanning twenty-five workmen. Two
men, John Gurran and Robsrt Davis, of
sseubsnvllle, were instantly killed.
Captain Burgess, Of Allegheny, received
injuries from which he cannot possibly
recover. The other men saved their
lives by jumping.
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A Bad Man for speaker.

LINCOLN, NRB, Jan. 6.-The Legis.
lature organized at noon to-day, the
Farmers' Alliance having a clear MAORI.
ty and eleCting temporary officers with.
out trouble. The temporary Speaker is
without education or experience and a
turbulent session is confidently expected.
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Republlcans Gam q senator.

coNcoRD, N. a., Jan. 6-The closing
arguments in the proceedings against
House Clerk Jewett were made to-day,
and the court decided to dismiss the
cases against him on the grounds oi
want Of Jurisdiction. This leaves the
roll in hands, which will result in a
gain Of O United States Senator and
election OF a Republican Governor.
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PARIS, Jan. Gin an autograph letter
to President oarnot, the Pope says that
his sympathy for the beresved Empress
OF Austria creates for her the first claim
upon the golden rose in his iatherly
heart, yet hu AIDA that II Psogidenca
spares him another year he will not fail
70 recognize the admirable Christian
qualities Of Madame Carnot.
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LONDON, Jan. 6.-The Pail Nall Gazette
says: "Mr. Blaine Obviously means TO
try more "bounce" 70. the sake Of max
ing political capital. We are convinced,
however, that the Americans will not
support Mr.. Blaine. 1t is imperative to
arbitrato the matter in dispute"
The Globe says that it attributes the
friction to Mr.. Blaine's Dragging spread
eagleism," and it is Of the opinion that
Sin view OF possible, though unlikely,
display Of American force in Bshriug sea,
Great Britain ought instantly to strength.
en- her Pacific squadrona,
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PARIS, Jan. 6.-Ja Repabtiquc Fran
caise to-day, commenting on the alleged
American intrigueS to annex Newfound.
land, says that it doubts whether the
Washington government, however
anxious to eliminate European powers
from the new world, can consent to.ac-
cept heritage 80 embarrassing as the
French shore fisheries.
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provision be made for county superin-
tendency Of the schools; recommends
the depository system for city and coun.
ty funds 80 that money will not accum.
ulate in the treasures, and that there
be revision OF the law relative to tho
compensation Of county officers. He
recommends that Ohio erect a monu-
ment to her soldiers at Chicamaugua,
similar TO that erected at Gettysburg.
Adjourned until Thursday.
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Tho conl nnd eoko FnmInn,

HoLIIDAYsBuRn, Pa, Jan. G.-Tht
rolling mills Of McLanahan, Smith & Co.
Of the Portage Iron company, Holidays
qurg Iron company, and furnaces Nos.
and 2, OF the Cambria Iron company
here, have c!o,ed down on account o
the coal and coke famine,
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan, 6-The sewick-
ley Dairy Company has made IN assign
ment for the benefit ofits creditors. The
action was precipttated by executions
against the company Issued yesterday
" several ntoGkholieEs ioT money ad.
yanced 10 the amount oi $4,000 The
capital stock Of the company is S400 900.