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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04
CONGRESSIONAL.

Senator Turp!s Wants Senators Elected
by Direct yots-Owenby Before the Bar
OF the House.
WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-Senator Turpie
Qnd.) introduced joint resolution in
the Senate Monday proposing an
amendment to the constitution for the
election of United States Senators by
the direct vote of the people. The forti-
fication bill was discussed.
In the House bill was passed ex-
tending the time of filling vacancies
caused by death or resignation to thirty
days (the time was ten days.. The
Senate bill providing for the erection
of public building at st. Paul, Mimi,
at . cost of $500, 900, was passed.
]. A. Owenby was brought before the
bar Of the Housesand purgcd himself of
contempt by expressing his willing
ness to testify before the ''silver pool
COMMITTEES. He was, however, not re-
leased from the custody of the sergeant
alarms
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04
urine,. rarmer, and I.aborsr,.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Feb. 3-The farm
lers' and laborers' conference, composed
of representatives. of the Grange. f. NJ
IL. A.. Farmers Alliance end Knights
of Labor, will meet in this city Fcbru-
AIRY . instead of February+, as has been
snaounccd- The purpose OF the meet
ing is 20 consider the organization Of
the proposed farmers plow factory and
20 make arrangements to buy irnple-
nents next spring, to consider the f..
NJ. b. A. farmers exchange, and to con-
slider big deal ca binding Irvine which
hns been proposed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

4 1re - nsehvillA No. asc1reyeo
thireees ba6ineos koaseA
Mrs. Eliza rarnss. - c>ssxiaas. Va.
wss inst&Htiy killed ~ train MsaAay.
e<nAax's aathosi<ies have 4seia>d 70
establish dairy ssAools tArosgAoas the
nAominsoa.
Ernest Forbes Eeoaarsd) has been sea
tenoed II Baltimore t. BE hanxed for
erinlaai assault
The revenue eolle<tiens for Peoria.
III. fer the meath of January reached
. total Of 81. ia RS
fhe bark Jose Moore while OF caps
San Aasonio was lost January - with
So. 90 werth Of sugar.
In the Uniou Club - Omaha Monday
Robert Derr the steward was crushed
10 death IN the elevator.
Amhent College has been offered
sizes, 60 eontingsnt on SiSe.oos being
added TO II for the general fund
Indian Agent Ashley has been en-
joined from driving tae half breeds from
the Omaha Indian reservation.
A train crushed q street ear ~ Whit
man. Mass. Monday night. seriously
injuring Mrs. Dawson and Miss Mil
Jams.
The first annual convention If the
Stonemssons' International Union Of
the United states and Canada met in
Syracuse. n. "
A dispatch from Findlay says the Re-
publicans of Ohio are pushing ex-Gov-
ernor Foster for the place in the cahi-
net made vacant by the death of seere-
tary Window
Miss Dorcas Dean, aged S., died Sun
day at Adrian. Mica. after lingering
illness. She went there with her pa
rents in isas and taught the first school
in the wilderness.
A dry goods firm at Louisville, KY.
will lille petition for the return of
sios. 900 duties collected under the Me.
Kinley bill on the ground that the bill
Is unconstitutional.
A mob broke open the jail al Homer.
La, for the purpose Of lynening Link
Waggoner. bat waggoner was armed
and wounded several of his assaiiants
and put them to flight.
George NJ. Bradley, consumptive,
who had been inoculated with DIR.
Koch's lymph, died Monday az Nex
Haven, Conn. The remedy had an i'll
effect on the mans throat.
In Kansas there has been more moist
ure than usual. In the southwest and
south-ccntral portions Of the State
there have been both snow and rain. In
the northwest there have been good
SHOWS. The winter wheat is in better
condition than it has been at any time
since il was sown.
Great interest continues in the case
of w. Ii. Crawford. on trial at Decatur,
H., for tho murder of the wife OF
Colonel Matthias. A double guard OF
officers escort the prisoner to and from
the Jail and keep back the crowd
which seems DESTROYS of taking the law
into its own hands.
Jorgen Nelson, a farmer living ten
miles from Whitehall, Wis, killed his
stepson Monday in q horrible manner
His son was playing with some other
boys about his father while he wa.
chopping wood and dashed in front OF
the latter, receiving the full force of Z
blow on the head, killing him in
staptlv
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04
LOST BIS HEAD.
- ns6kssssosI1lsne cense,n1feA 90
oses = NJ npooh u1Qbese



PAnns. Feb. &--Mi<hsek EBrl3a IL
seardsrer Of aguk<. wss exssatsd n
80 seioak = IA. On the Place 10 L.
ksaSastss Eyr~oa - his f.ts with
twsseads and rsslcnsezbn+ Thsrs were
bus fsw witnoasns e - s1seaf ion-
Wh1n the dssssnss 81 - priSoa. ~.
n Roqusts. and De prisu ehsplain.
RAbbs RsHe. were ushsrsd ints
Eyrzad's cell. = shoft tine previous 70
sAs hosr 6xsd - The sondemsed man
szeeuslsza, they found THAI h wss al
ssady up snd dressed. evidently fore
vsrasa. contrary n the rules. ~ some
ktnd-hssrtsd ef1eizL Eyrxud declined
= glass of cognse whiea VAS rendered
him BY one Of the ward<ns. and in
spite of the earnest solicitation Of
LAbbe faare. the murderer pos
ixiveiy. svea angrily refused 10
lsten 10 the good priests prayers. to
pray himsslf. or to have any religious
sitss performed in his behsls The
sbbs's pleading With toe criminal la
that dark cell. while within and with
eat the prison all preparations
we're made To usher the sullen
prisoner into another world. was
probably the most solemn and
dramatic Incident Of the exeen-
ton hut Eyrsac's iron will was not
10 b. shaken even In the presence Of
death. aud he continped impatiently
TO refuse religious consolation while
on the death march to the guillotine.
which had been erected during
the night on the Place dc Ia Rouqueste
by NJ. DE Paris and his grim
assistants When pinioned aud upon
the point of being overturned upon tho
boscull of the guillotine upon the
plank which was TO glide with
him beneath the fatal suspended
knifc-Eyraud. with . movement
a. II OF angry cont empt or sullen
resentment. refused To return the last
kiss bestowed upon him by Liable
Faure. as customary In tho case Of
criminals upon the point Of being
executed Tho action Of the
eaillotine. once Eyraud's neck
was we'll beneath the uprights.
was instantaneous There was .
nash and ell was over. Eyraud's head
had fallen into tho saw-dust-fi re-
ceptaele which awaited It. Then fol-
lowed the usual funeral. and the body
Of Gou1c's murderer was handed over
TO his (Eyraud's) relatives and acquaint-
ances.
lFyrsud and Gabrielle Bompard murdered
GoGrs IN the room IL the woman at No. Rue
Thomson pusoudrsy. They put the body Of
ohsir victim In . trunk end set OF tor Lyons,
where IL Was subsequently, found in ditch.
Eyrzud and Gabrielle wandered about together
for q time. shen Eyraud came to America, Ca
brfelie confessed anc vas Imprisoned For slong
time Eyrsud eiuded justice. untn be vas run 10
earth - HAVANA whence he Va taken 70
Paris Eyrsud previous TO the trial con-
fessed that he WAS the murderer Of M.
Gouas and that oil Gabrielle said was
true. After . sensational trial Eyraud
WA sentenced TO dis by the guillotine
ana Gabrielle WAS given . life sentence. The
Asfsnss sat NJ BY the woman Was that Eyraud
had hypnosixcd her and thus compelled her ia
assist il the nurdevr
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04
a COLD WAVE
II Sweeps over the Northwest. and
tie Mercury Takes . Drop


:
OxAaA, Neh. Feb. : North Ne
brsskA and South Dakota are eassI.
oped in . terrific sserm. Al nesdxeoa
il Is - degrees below zero. st Lead
City 50 below, and al 6aienx ~ below
Macy herds OF cattle asye besa lost
and destitute settlers viii suffer
81 PATTI. Nina, Feb 3.-st. Paul Is
new experiencing the eaide~t weather
Of the season. . snoy- storm Ia commune
ton with temperature OF degrees
below zero prevailing In the North
west the thermometer has ranged from
s. below a Ainnedosa 10 below at
81. Paul At Winnipeg II Was "a below,
al st. Vincent - below, al Fort Caster
- belos, at Huron II below and at Bis
marek - below There Is no point in
Minnesota, the Dakotas, Montana or
Manitoba where the temperature has
been reported above zero
WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-Temperature
at a. m. Norehead. - below zero. Du-
luth, IS below; La Crosse. IL below;
Chicago, zero; jacksonville, Fla, 81
above; New Orleans, %.
MArTooS. H., Feb. s.--The sleet and
snow-storm which swept over this see
lion OF Illinois Monday night aud
caused the temperature to drop To eight
above zero-the coolest morning of this
unprecedented mild winter-will prob
ably do much damage to the swelling
fruit buds, which were in some in
stances almost ready TO burst
LAID Low BY WIND
wEsr PoISr. Miss, Feb. Sunday
evening a cyclone passed through the
western part of Clay County. 1t started
near the plantation of L. w. Bond, lev
cling a good deal of timber on his place.
and moved in a northeasterly direc-
ton. cutting . swath nearly half
o mile wide. All the cabins on
the west side of Quinn's plantation
were destroyed and q negro was
badly injured. Near Abbott colored
Baptist church was demolished. On
Stevens farm all the buildings except a
barn were blown down and a negro
child was fatally injured. On B. H..
Grimes and DR.. w. Il. Gums places all
the buildings were destroyed and a
negro child was fatally hurt. At j. w.
Walkers several cabins were dcmol-
ishcd. The damage done by the cy-
clone will amount to many thousands
of dollars
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. Sat a
meeting OF the joint committee of the
House and Senate resolution was
adopted refusing to recommend any APP
preparation for the Columbian Exposi-
ton. Senator Russ. the Union Labor
member of the committee. stated that,
owing to the large deficiency in the
State Treasury caused by the pccula-
tons of the State Treasurer and his
friends. il was inexpedient 70 make any
expenditures that could be avoided at
this time
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04
Postponed Action in Cameron's Case.

HARRISBURG, Pa. Feb. S.-Governor
Pattison has vetoed the joint resolution
of the Legislature instructing the
United States Senators from Pennsyl-
vania to support the Federal elections
bill. In the House Monday evening
Mr.. Thompson called for the second
reading of his resolution introduced last
Friday censuring Senator cameron for
his action on the silver question and
elections bills. A vote resulted in fur
Their nostponcment
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04
THEY NEED HELP.
H. Dspores % Destitution Among Kan
sss Fsrmsss Not Exaggersted.

- BepOrO OF Desttusiou Among Nan
sss Fsrmsss Not Exaggerated
8 ToPEKA. Kan, Feb. S.-Hon. +. w
1leElrsy. Of Oberlin, the Democratic
nominee for Congress in the Sixth dis
trict in 1852. has arrived in this city. He
says that the reports regarding destitu-
ton among the farmers have not been
exaggerated. and that there is crying
need for relief A severe snow-storm
has been raging in the section referred
70, and eighteen inches of snow now
covers the ground Tho poor people
are in more pressing need of assistance
than ever in consequence of the change
IN the weather. which has added to the
danger of starvation that Of freezing to
death.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04
YarsioneA.

SPRryerfEIp, ILL.,. Feb. s.-The Gov
ernor has parsloued Peter Grosjesn,
who was convicted at the Septenb Der
term (isso> Of the Jersey County court
OF being accessory TO the murder OF C. c.
Rowder and sentenced to the peniten-
tsary at Chester for twenty-five years
The pardon is granted because OF the
prisoners youth. he being only 70
years OF age at the time of the crime,
and because subsequent facts point to
Ia suoo.a,~D
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

WICHITA. Kan, Feb. "A probable
double tragedy is reported from Ed
snond. o. T. Dave Starkweafher and
scu-in-lsw. James Funk. were burning
prairie, when the formers t-year-old
daughter hy some means got in front Of
the ffapes In q moment her clothes
were slsght. and before aid could reach
her she was 80 terribly burned that she
died IN few moments.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04
One Killed; Twenty Injured.

PARIS, Feb. s.-A train Of passenger
csrs ran of the track while making the
run between Donai and this city. 1t
was going at full speed and the coaches
piled up on the engine and tender, sew
ersl being telescoped and all being
wrecked. One person was killed and
twenty were badly injured. The cause
of the accident is supposed TO have been
tn. spreading of the rails
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04
chosed to Death while st Dinner.

DUBUQUE, Ia. Feb. S.-Justice of the
Peace Coouey invited his uncle to take
dinner with him Sunday. While the
meal was in progress the old man
threw up his hands and was supposed
to be in ct. He was taken outdoors,
where he died The coroner investi-
gated the matter and found a piece of
beef lodged in the throat of the de-
ceased by which he was choked to death.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

NEW Yosx. Feb. s.-The Daily Con-
tincns publishes the following. The
Pinkerson detective agency in this city
has been informed ~ It's agent in the
City Of Mexico that the Mexican police
had arrested James T. Henry. who is
wanted in Canada on the charge OF rob
hing the Bank OF Montreal Of cash aud
securities amounting - S.seo. 600
Heary's big haul was made % Decem-
Der Is last
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04
A uund-Car Run down

MARLIN, Tex, Feb. s. Monday night
a hand-car with a section crew on
board was run down by freight
train. On the hand-car was a sick man
who was being taken to a hospital.
The collision occurred on high tres
tic. One of the section crew named
Thomas was instantly killed. being cut
TO pieces, and five others were badly
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04
BAD ECZEMA ON BABY
Head one Solid sore. Itching Awful.
Had to Tie Ills Hands TO Cradle.
Cured by Cuticura.

oar nttie boy bTtke cut on his head With
bad forin OF eczema. r'len be was Hour months
oil. We tried three dsctoFs- bsii thrs did not
help him. We then nsr1 - ur three itTIcvsA
RyxgpTts. and sffer rsing them even weeks
exactly scegfdirg TO ecticas. be texan II
steadily IMPROVE aud ali 81 The U - ~ them for
sevea months his heal Vas eniirey well.
When We began using II his bead was solid
sore IRON the crown 10 his eyebrows 10 was
also ali over his fzFr. nscst Of his face. and
small rIsess eu different parts q bis body.
There we're 6xiee weeks that ~e had - ksep
his haasS tied 10 tae cradle. and hsid them
when ne was taken 90; sad bad - keen nii
tens ted on his hands 20 kre8 hiss anEeT-nssis
,s;t of the sores. - Be veHta scratch III ne
cogid IN any Way get bis bands - So We
knar yeur tUTsc5 "a AEt sHfRs cared h5-D. We
10 3. A AANEIIA HARkis. MelIstef. Ind.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

ST PAUf, MINI. Feb. S-A colony
Of Hebrews from Russia. comprising
Minneapolis this week. They were
sent TO the United states By Baron
Hirsch. who donated large sum Of
money for the purpose.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04
Fifteen Frozen to Death.

ATKINS. Feb. s.-of party Of forty
men engaged in reopening communiea-
ton with snow blocked villages be-
t-een Dimitxsna and Tripolitza- in the
Morea. fifteen have been frozen TO
death and number Of others have been
so badly frost-bi that they are not
exos,cfad tn recc~pr
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

CHICAGO Feb. s.--Jsmss Davis, \
stsckrnan from Cheyenne. was held ND
BY fcotpHds at The Stock Yards ard
robbed Of s5ss. The daring affair took
plss. On the depot platform about
o'clock a m. and was witnessed bv
quite crowd Of people. but IN some
way the thieves escaped
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04
Short ON Wheat.

ST. Louis, Feb. 3.--Johh .hyson.
grain commission merchant, announced
his suspension on Change Monday
afternoon. He is short 10000 bushels
of July wheat. An Afternoon paper
places his liabilities at 5000, 600.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04
Nrw YoRz. res


C1fcAG0 Fea
CsTr1e Market ros-rssesy active aad
rrsccs unchanged. caetstsass rznret a. o. %
as 50 fsr enozee 20 fzacy sasSpSzs Steers - e
aso fe- seod - ehcsce 10 bzas p for
rs-s-,rs "a fsr 40 81 "a ~ sor sa1cae-s'
sza~~s D rs3a ~ to- ssoes<rss " va y -
TEXANS. = -.2S - fox Fe~se-s - sS1fz = fe-
c-ws. O. sszs - for Bass. an3 q fsszbs - Tor
Veal Caves
Eoes-ws~kff active s-d sselire rates- srv
A. - alvarez Sasce rszres ~ & ssz7s A. ~
Pt<S o. ga ss ~ nxft 81 xs1sss se~ rcazn
raekfza. ~ sT7s $ f-r aired. sna e ss1s y
fcr hesvy packing snd shipSsax&Sa& -
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04
rhe Sam. oIa sserr.

srRISsTTxLp, H.. Feb s--After
taking three ballots the joint session
adjourned The last ballot. which was
the fftv-Sixth. resulted as ali others
have resulted. Palmer. lot; Ogiesby.
TOO. Ssraefzr Z
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

CurzrgcorEr. O.. Feb "A break
IN the Ohio canal within the city limits
ha< sntaile.l damages - the snsoant If
-. eco ard threatens - undermine
~versl warehouses ssons the bsak.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

BISMARCK. y. D, Feb. s--At last TIE
constitutional amendment prohibiting
lotteries has reached the Governor fer
his approval IL VIII have TO be sub
naifsea TO TIE next Legislature and then
4, The rs1r5p
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

CHrrrrroT#Es Mo. Feb. 2--Arthur
ouinr,. a younv man employed in Boek-
n>r's slaughter house. feIl Tnto a eslaren
Of boiling water yesterday and was
fatally sczlded. --44
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

Alleged Settlement a. tho Irish Troubles.
LONDON, Feb. 2-The London Times
says that it is reported on good author
ity that settlement has been arrived
at between the Irish factions Parnell
and O'Brien will go to America; Nc
Carthy will remain chairman for the
present, and Dillon will surrender him
self to imprisonment, the understand
inc being that he will be nominated as
leader at the next session.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO. Feb g.
rLyoua--Qaiet and lower S,ring Wheat
patents, e. yD14 -: Bakers. s3.25935). Winter
Wheat Flour. q. CO.'S % for Patents, ALlo0t5
fer Clears.
wnrAr-Rnled higher carly. but weaker
No. cash. o5k0s7c. May. 901scGsi01A.
5 coss-Quict and steady. No. and No. !
yellow. sic; February. siac. May, 5axG5%lic
July. s3so538c.
i oArs-steady. No. cash. Hta4xc
Nag. 4eosclr: June, l5h04ti4c. Samples
frmer with moderate offerings. No. ,. $40
ASc: No White. 4ss.Gscssc; No. 2. ~. "A
&c: No. White. 4ssiGs47t,c.
RHYTHM. offerings small No. 2 cash
Ike; February. &c and May. 751c sam
rles seI72},c for No. 2. and o7e69c for No. 3.
BAR;xY-Stc fair sale. Poor. ssdsoc
common e5ae3c; fair TO good, cSassc, and choice
1oa.sc.
Mrss ponK-Trading only moderate am
prices easicr. Prices ranged at ts.62E.e,o e5 soI
cash; - 81 1aej Tor February. S.s5G9so soi
Nsrcn: sna sfoe2s,1i 10 IS for MAY
LsRp-Msrse; moderately active snd pre-,
lsxer. Quotations ranged at s7oa5 7esS sti
cash: s. .sss 7sss FER February. S-soe5 s. ,sFoi
Marcs. and ts0sss cso7s. for Nay.
nrTTER-Crcsnery, is3S7c: Dairy. iea2c
Packing stock e1Ac
PovLrRY-Live Chickens 7ssasc per IN
Live Turkeys. sass.c per u LIZ. Ducks ia
&c per ID Live Geese, Io95'o per doz
Wisconsin Prime White, &c; ws;e,
waite. sc. Mcsies1 Prime White. eze
Wstr- White foAc. fajiaDs PnTn- White
SIC. Water White. Isc. Headlight I-5 tcs;
ssse; Gasoline 81 dogs, i4c: - cess exc.
Nsphtha - segs Sc
LfQroRs-pfssll-d Spirits ruled frn a.
e.f4 per gal fsr a7issed Foo3s-
Esw YoRs. Pes 4
wHrAr-cnief IA+c lower. easy. March
sLFss2l1i: Mas q ara ess- June. y es u
c1Es Jaly. v Ne Leass August ss<t$I01
Cosx-FtrTa ard quiet. No. 2 ssssa6z.s
steamer naixed ss.s0s4sc
Os1s-eaist ard -asirr. Wester-. so3ss<e
PRovfsFoSs-se~f fra Duet Pate = n
q 81: faznssy 80 1S2e N Po-k sseaSv. qries
Ner mess So GA II 50, cd ness 80 a<sa e 10
extra prfsns - soseIe9o Lard. qnsss Steam
resscred O. %.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

The new Bisoa ens Ska PBf Ger. ans greatest
~ Huraer EeBesiss ceenses TIE ts5ee ~ 81
ife*arfftp< ard , sis6asss essT1tAfs. aad f6Ae
ia heeafifer. clszr ths ssfn aa1 stsfF, ssd
Testere fhe Pssr. TsBs tie FfT4Tst fsssssSes
enrs eTeTy sp>ctss 81 Ifcaiaf. t1rslne go =.
rfrrHfy. sn1 ktotfnF sxfn. etsfr. zna fesf IS
essss fron y ssses - sersfais. fress ttTsEcy
"a axs. vhen fas BEST rhy<ies ass fax
$50 srfrv-hNr> Pre- CT~~fT ? a ~ - ~.
* ETzefvEwT. EHI. Fre,4re1 - to Po7Tts
Ttr-s txn esFstf an <,exs4EsTF4s ss<fsz-
e1<<z4 for Ee~ - Ez-e %kts Bz<ess~s
- paxss - siastrstasas. ssa 20 tesst1sasss
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

fave a SISTER ysunrey thsn ryssff whose
wssoie boy sss covered with erefBl2 sssrts
frasa head 70 sget She ceai4 net ~ dawn ~
;sirhf aaa had al peaee ~ say. A fTsead az
yised her TO try the CtTffVsA RsEsy1Es sac
Ss4 es ard fher Care< Ter.
DORA r. SWINE. EHshsylTsnls. Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-04

gtRYS sksa sns s<sss pm. 80 ssz s-ssf. So
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-25
BUCHANAN.
The Death of a. Lewis Wood, an Old and
Respected Citizen

The Death of "A. Lewis Wood, an OLD and
Respected Citizen
BUCHANAN, June 2t.-[Spcciall-M
A. Lewis Wood, brother of DR.. E. n.
Wood, died here yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. Mr.. Wood was in the 74th
year OF his age and had lived in Charles
ton, w. Va, and Fayette county for
many years. He was beloved by all.
lie was man of spotless character, a
true man in every relation OF lie. lie
had been membcr of tho PRESBYTERIAN
Church for the past twenty years and q
deacon in the church some time before
he died. lie leaves relatives in Wash
ington and Roanoke who mourn his
death.
The contract to complete the bridpe
across James river has been signed and
work will commence at once on this
structure. The location will be at the
mouth of Louny's creek.
The new hotel is being rapidly
finished and will be open by September
10.
=. Il. Houston has entered into a con-
tract to build handsome residence on
High street, near the Shenandoah Val
ley depot, to cost So, 500.