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TRIED 10 KILL HIMSELF.
". DO 1Inupn.snnt, the French Author,
Insane, Despite the Donial OF Friends.

n. DO bInupnssnnt, tho French Author,
Insane, Despite the Dnnial of Friends.
PARIS, Jan. 4.-Henri Rene Albert
Guy dc Maupassant, tho well known
French author, who is seeking at Cannes
TO recover from the nervous disorders
from which he is suffering and which
are due to overwork, attempted to COM
NIT suicide last Friday night. He got
possession OF q revolver and fired-e six
shots at his head. Fortunately the
members OF his family had IL suspicion
that he intended to kill himself, and in
order to frustra!e his design they had
removed tho bullets from the cartridges
with which the revolver was loaded.
After NJ. dc AIaupassant found that he
could not destroy himself with the re-
volver, ho took Il razor and cut cash
In his throat, but this attempt, too,
failed, for the injury he inflicted on
himself was not serious.
! Itwas announced ut tho beginning OF
December last ". do Maupassant was
suffering from disease OF the nervous
system, and that ho had been ordered
by his physicians to take a complete
rost. Rumors wcro circulated that he
had become insane, but these reports
were strenuously denied, it being added
they were due to jealousy Of unsuccess-
iul rivals in the field OF literature. NJ,
dc Maupassant, it WAS admitted, WIS
somewhat broken down and was suffer
ing from nervous exhaustion, but his
friends claimed there was no reason to
believe that his brain power was in any
way impaired.
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SPEAKER CHlsp srILI LII.
iIo MAY Not Preside over tho House for

iIo May Not Preside Over tho House for y
Wt Week or So. III =
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. At is doi-
nitely settled that Speaker Crisp will
not call tho house togl,her tomorrow
when it reconvcnes after the customary
Christmas recess. The spcaior con-
tinues TO improvein health, but his re-
coyery is slow and has not progressed
far enough to make it safe for him to
leave his room. Mr.. Catch!nga told
him yesterday there was no necessity
for his presence in the house willie It
was engaged in tho preliminary work
OF legislation slch Ms the Introduction
andrcierencc ofbil!s. He advised the
speaker to resffora week or more be-
fore resuming his duties rs presiding
officer OF tho house. Nothing was said
about q spcakerpro tenn, and Mr., Crisp
did 10. indicate his preference. There
seemsto be 4 general belief on the part
OF Democrats that Mr. Mcmillan, OF
Tennessee, should be selected speaker
pro ten. ltwas said ts.day that there
isHo necessity for q caucus and that
none would be held. +. t5 ~
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Colonel Bailou siis.ins--Anotlier sensa.
tlon In tho 4 fIalr. s-

DEHyGN, Co.., Jan. 4.'-Another sem
sation has developed In the Graves
case. Colonel Daniel Balou, Of Provi-
dcncc, is missing. He took the Rock
Island train for Chicago when the vcr-
dict was rendered, aud probably arrived
there this morning This is admitted
,hy tho proprietor OF tho Vallejo, where
tho lawyer was stopping.
Mrs. Ballou's mind is said TO be scri-
ously affected by the reports OF the
trial, but no basis for this can be dis
covered.
Mrs. Graves received number OF
kilograms OF coincidence yesterday, but
none OF them were signed "Daniel
Ballou."
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New YoRK, Jan. .l.-Senalor James
Edwards, the clcrgyman-proicssor who
defeated Commodore Perry Yedder in
the Chautauqua district, is to-day tho
biggest link In the political concatcna.
ton which engages Tho attention OF
political leaders OF this state on both
sidos. His power is larger than that OF
Senator Hill, for he is an elected elc;
ment in situation. llc is moro power
ful than Governor Flower, for hc is able
to render helpless and inactive the,
otherwise Democratic legislature on
which Governor Flower relies. lie is
bigger than the Senate itself, for with.
out him tho Senate cannot organize
with a legal quorum TO give positive
force.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Tie Two Houses Meet--Goyernor Camp
belrs Message Very Bricf.

The Two Houses ateeL--Goyernor Camp
BELLS Message Very Hrief.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. .i.--Thetwo houses
OF thcgeneral assembly met at 10 o'clock
this morning and organized by select
ing Senator i, L. Lampson, OF Ashta.
bula, president pro tom. OF tho Senate,
and Representative Lewis c. Laylin, OF
Huron, speaker oil tho House. The
regular caucus nominees Tor minor po-
sitions were also elected
Governor Campbclls message to- the
general assemblySWas worry brief, aud
was as follows:
10 the Senate and General Assembly
Tho constitution makes it incum bent
upon the governor TO communicate his
view annually to the general assembly.
As this function will doubtless bo
well and fully discharged upon one week
from to-day by the incoming governor.
the present incumbent confines himself
to 4 renewal Of such suggestions and
recommendations rs were made by him
to the sixty-ninth general assembly, and
not acted upon by that body. Occasion
is taken TO Congratulate the general as.
scmbly and the people OF Ohio upon the
excellent condition Of tho benevolent,
penal, reformatory and educational in.
stitutions OF the state, and to the salts
factory exhibit made by the various
public officers in their recent annual re.
port.
[signedl JAMES +. CAMPBELL.
gGovarpor
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albany, \. y, Jan. 4,--Thc Democra-
tic asscmblymcn tonight caucusscd,
naming Robert +. Bush, OF Chomung,
(Gov. Hills county, for speaker, and
Charles DcFreest, clerk OF the Dcmocra-
tic state committee, for assembly clerk.
The Republican Caucus named Gen.
James ". lIusted ior speaker, which
constitutes him leader Of tho Ropuhli-
can minority in tho house. Tho Demo
cratic senators went into secret caucus
at G p. M. None of tho Republican son
ators came to the capitol building IN to
. o'clock. 1t was expected they would
hold their caucus as usual in the capitol
at SPIN.
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cral ". 7. Sherman, should DO accused
o. unirIenllincss to tho cx,union SOL
dicrs. "
NORM CANDIDATES coNpIpENr.

Tho friends Of OK Governor Foraker
state tonight lint they confidently OK.
pect tho success OF their candidate, and
Foraker himself echoes this statement,
u can only say" said Sherman TO-.
night, that still regurd the situation
rs exceedingly favorable. Tho events
OF tho day have only tended to
strengthen my belief in my ilomina-
Tho lden.Gauser contested election
caac was brought to n hGsly conclusion
this afternoon without nny protest from
Foraker senators against the seating OF
Mr.. Iden, in advanca Of the caucus.
Tho special committee, after nj hours
session, presented o report just before
the adjournment OF tho senate finding
that George lden was entitled to the
contested seat. By strict party vote
tilc report was adopted. This assures
9lr. Sherman one more vote III Wcdncs.
ulv's Caucus. r
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A Torrlblc Wreck llepo,Irtoi.

WEsr GIwToS, Pa, jan. Alt is re.
ported that thcNow Haven express, on
the Pittsburgh, AIcKecsport & Y'ough-
iogheny railroad, ran into freight
train AZ Rockbottomi Tonight and both
trains were wrecked. Two persons uro
reported killed and several injured,
Rockbottom is fifteen miles from New
Castleand there Is, no communication
bywirc.. Tie officials refuse to give
any information and tits impossible to
particulars tonight Awreck trail,
wilhphysiclans Loft Tor the scene, sfss$i.
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a Bill TO Untlo.n Democratic Infnmy.
sYIOTHls pAlsrSER.
I A Tragedy Which Grew out of n Quarrel
About Breakfast, Es.

7 A Tragedy Which Grew out of II Quarrel
About Breakfast.
i SACRAMENTO, GALA, Jan. .i.-Charles
+ S. Clark shot and killed Thomas Slater
/ ut a ranch two miles east OF this city
this morning, The men were partners
in the dairy business and had trouble
regarding an accounting, This morn
ing Slater had Quarrels with Mrs. Clark
about breakfast, and her husband inter-
fered. The men had struggle and
Mrs. Clark claimed that Slatcr,wass try
ing to'draw pistol from his pocket
seized his arms. Slater kicked the
woman and started to leave the room
when Clark raised the weapon and shot
/ him through the head. Clark came to
this city and surrendered,
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SOMEBODY HAS LIED.
DIR. Graves Denies Tint Iio Made n Con,
fesslon duplicating Col E,alluu.

br. SFitcb beflies KIM no huNt u SOH-
fesslop duplicating Col. Baliou.
DENVER, COL, Jan. 4,-Dr. Graves,
who was convicted OF murder in the
first degree in poisoning the late ,Slrs.
Barnaby, Of Providence, K. l., was
visited by an Associated Press!reporter
in his Gel! i'll murdercr's row at the
county Jail.
The doctor greeted the reporter pleas
untly and said lie slopt we'll last night
and was feeling good, considering his
circumstances. He again denied hav-
ing made any confession OF any kind to
ianybody. lie said neither his wife nor
his mother had been to sec him since
he was convicted, but he had requested
them 10 not come ior few days. lie
also said he had received no word from
them except what came 10 him through
the newspapers.
"Did you make any confessions to
deputy sheriils or 10 anyone else" was
asked
"Most emphatically no." he replied.
did you not state that you wanted
to admit that you sent bottle OF good
whisky, but Dir. Ballou would not
allow you to do so?"
"No, sir, ! never made such state
ment to any living being"
did you not sa;' you were sorry
that Colonel Ballou came to Donyer.
and that you believed his coming had
hurt your case?' ..5.i
"No, sir, / did not, nor didI believe
he did not do the best he could for me.
i haven't said 4 word against Colonel
Dallor, nor could L do SO truthfully."
"Did tho officers who had you in
charge ply You with questions while YOU
were being taken from the court room
to the county jail?n 5
"No, sir; thcy did not.
"Did Deputy Sheriff Wilson make q
statement to you that you had been
convicted after a lair trial and your
only chance lay in q iull confession and
q plea i0r clemoncy+ from tho .govcr-
nor"
no, sir, not while We were coming
over here, but at 3:20 in the morning,
while l was lying hvre asleep, Wilson
came In and woke me up, stating he
had just come from District Attorney
Stevens, and that Mr.. Stevens advised
that ! should make confession inpli.
eating Ballou, and that it would help
mo out moro than anything else, and !
refused to mako any statement and he
won't away"
Deputy Sheriff Wilson still maintains
that tho doctor confessed, but Deputy
Means refused to either confirm or dony
what tho doctor is alleged TO have con-
lfcssed,
| Mrs. Dir. Graves has at times since
tho verdict been out OF her head and to-
day has erawn worse, and is continu-
ally raving about the doctor being hung.
The roIa.ivos in Providence havo boon
sent for 10 tako charge OF her.
Whom tho grand jury adjourned at a
late hour this evening it was learned
that nothing had been done by them in
regard to indicting Col. Ballou, DR..
Graves caused n surprise to-night.whcn
he said that Col. Ballou had come 20
him on Saturday night last and told
him he was going to leave town, be-
cause he was afraid OF being arrested If
hcstaycd in Denver any longer. When
the doctor gnve this information hc sud-
denly became reticont and nothing fur
thcr could be learned from him.
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NATIONAL Tonsorinl Artists.

PIrrspuRGIJ PA. Dec. .l.fho first
annual convention OF the National Bar
bers' Association opened here to-day
with $50 delegates from all parts OF tho
country. The day was spent In con-
silcrins plans for organizing the bcnc-
fetal and insurance features OF the assoc
citation, IS ..{5 Z, q
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WAsnlSGroS, D. G, Jan. 4.-The
Boyd.Thaycr case, involving the qucs-
ton OF tho citizenship of Boyd, and us
4 consequence his eligibility to the
.otlieoof governor OF Nebraska, to which
he was elected, was not oecilcdto,lay.
An inquiry into tho nfmatter develops
the fact that only.olght Justices sat III
tho hearing OF tho case. Justice Brad
,ey being absent on account OF illness.
\ premature announcement that the
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BIGGER MAN THAN Hill,
That Independent Republican,
Clergyman-Pr Professor Who
BROKE INTO THE LEGISLATURE
orNow York Has 1t in Ills Power to

orNow York Has 1t in Ills Power to
Mako tho Democrats Very Sick II
lIo VIII Only Do It...But, All,
There's tho Rub; VIII IIo DO It?
IIo Cdn Break Quorum a. Any
TImc.--Can Prevent Organization
To-day or Partisan Legislation Somc
othor Day, just MS Iio Plcascs...Hls
Great Opportunity,
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nrItisII Grnin TrnIlc.

LONDON, Dec, 4,-Thc Mark Lane Er.
press is'its weekly review OF the British
grain trade says: English wheat has
been selling at a decline since Christ.
mas and the valuo Of prices during De.
cembcr were down 5 pence below that
OF November. The average for tho en-.
tire year, however, shows IN advance oi
5s Id on the figures for 1890. Foreign
wheat sold slowly but December on the
average was firm. Tho trndo in spring
corn has been slightly in favor Of
buyers,
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cArARISo GARZA.

CArARISo GARZA.
San ASToSIA, Jan. 4.--Oifcial telc-
grams received at the military head
quarters hero to-day irom Captain
Wheelocls commanding at Fort Ring
gold. and Captain johnson at Fl. Brown,
are to the efloct that Gar2a's revolution
lists are being scattered by the United
States troops, and will be unable to pro-
coed TO mobilize on Texas soil TO invade
Mexico with anything like formidable
army.
Captain Johnson wires that he has
Just returned from scout OF forty-fye
miles up the Rio Grandc from Fl.
Brown, but met no revolutionists. Cap
tain Chase and Captain Uunter, with
dctachments OF the Third cavalry, re-
spectiyely, lett IT. Ringgald aud Fl. Nc
lntosh to-day on fresh scouts. All tho
forces arc suffering much hardship for
lack Of forage and water for thcirhorses.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Jan. 4.-Another
telegram from Brigadier General STAN
ley, dated Fan Antonio, January 4, re-
ceived by General Schofic!d tonight,
leads himto believe that the trouble on
the Mexican border with tho Cara
reyolutionists is nearing all end. This
telegram was rs follows:
Commanding officer Fort Ringgold
today reports courier in from Lieuten-
ant Beach at Pinno, and Capt. Hardie
at Saio. Information from thMt direc-
ton and from scouting parties in this
vicinity indicates the breaking up and
scattered band OF reyolu,ionists that
had begun to: form into larger forces.
All stage lines and travel continues as
usual unmolcstcd to the present time.n
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Sow Comes tlis Elo.el 81 nllls.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. l.-Thc
house OF representatives will be called
to ORDER rto-morrowby Clerk Kerr. Mr..
Mcmillan, n mcmher OF tho'rules COM
mittcc, said tonight tithat the house
would then proceed 10 the selection OF
q speaker pro tempore. Either to-mor-
row, OR next day q resolution will be
presented inthe house defining the jur-
sisdiction of tho several committees in
legislative matters, 1t is not expected
thntiit will encounter any opposition.
After its adoption cali istatcs for
the introduction bills will be had,
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a British Repor. OF 1t.

LONDON, Jan. 4-Tho Valparaiso cor
respondent to the Times says: The pro-
curator's report OH tho Baltimore sail,
ors' incident completely dispels tho
false charges madougainst tho police Of
this city OF attacking tho American
sailors. 1t appears that tho police did
not arrive in force until the riot had
reached serious proportions. n.
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court had decided in favor OF Boyd by
a vote OF six 10 three cannot be correct,
therefore, SO far as respects the majority
by which decision Is alleged to have
been reached. Tho Justices will sny
nothing as to tho case III advance Of tho
announcement from the bench Of their
lprisioD
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YHD HOME STRETCH.
Tho Ohio Senatorial Race VIII
Havo q Close Finish.
SHERMAN is A NECK AHEAD.
With Foraker Pushing Him. and
tho Result Is Doubtful.
4 HALF DOZEN OF The MEMBERS

who Have Not Declared 'rholr linton.
tIons Hold tile Key TO tho Situation,
and rs Two HIen VIII Vote for
Neither OF tho Candidates There IL
u Possibility That There VIII be
Moro Than Ono BALLOT Mt Wcdnos-
dny Nights Caucus.--A self.Consti.
tutod Labor Committee, In For.
Nkor's Interest, Attacks Shcrman's
Misunderstanding OF tho Legislature.
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CURIOUS SITUATION.


Hero is tho curious situation OF the
state governmental machinery, ready to
operate, but lacking thewcdgc pin TO
fasten its gearing and make all parts
move effectively. The Democrats have
sixteen senators ready 10 sit in the
leather chairs tomorrow, but thore
must be present the body OF one more
elected senator to constitute the quorum
number OF seventeen, or one more than
half the elected members. $50
DR.. Edwards, by reason of the indie
pendent character OF his election, and
OF his devotion to his personal con-
science rs political guide. is the only
available wedge 10 hold tho legislative
gearing from slipping when the power
shall be turned on tomorrow.
HE IS a REPUBLICAN. 80
Senator Edwards designates himself
IN independent Republican. He has
becn quoted as saying that.he would sit
with tho sixteen Democrats to organize
the senate tomorrow. The fifteen out
and out Republican senators are said to
favor plan OF abscntins themselves
tomorrow from the senate chamber TO
prevent 4 quorum, and when the morn
ing dawned to-day tho Republican lead
ers were doubtful IS to Mr.. Edwards's
alleged purpose not TO act Will: them.
The out and outs came down to this
city TO confer with Mr. platt and other
leaders as to what should be done.
They conferred last night aud have con-
forred moro to-day as TO how best act to
deprive the Democrats oi d senate quo
rum tomorrow.
An oMiNoUS SIGN.
All the senators seemed atthe out
set agreed on one point, and that was
unless the Rev. Mr. Edwards refused 10
aid tho Democrats in organizing tho
senate it would be useless ior the other
Republican senators to remain away
from Albany. Senator Edwards had
been invited to meet with his fellow
Republican senator's in New York this
morning and his failure TO respond is
regarded as ominous.
The Democratic senate caucus was in
session loss than an hour behind locked
doors. Senator Cantor was named for
president pro tcm and leader OF the
majority. The acknowledgements was
authorized to appoint the senate com
mittee OIL elections tomorrow, SO the
contested cases may DO considered dur
ing the recess for constructing COM
mittees,,
| An Associated Press reporter lato to-.
night asked Senator Edwards II bn
would attcnd the opening session OF the
senate tomorrow. He replied: 81 con-
sidorit the highest conception OF duty
to onttcnd tho session Of the senate to-
| morrow, and shall be present"
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AIn fnr striking Printers.

PlvrsRpEGH FAa Jan, ., -Eugenc
storirkn Of Essen, Germany, is in tho
citysolici!ins aid for tho lS,0lf strik-
ing pria.irstoi i:Berlin. He is meeting
with some snccessalI says he, expects
TO raise Sl0Q,VpO in this country,
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5PrrTsnupGH, Pa Jan. 4.-The police
made an imporlantlcapturc tonight of
three burglars, members Of gang OF
.houscnnd highway robbers, who havo
been terrorsins tho east end, tho fasli-,
ipnablo quarter Of tho city, ior n long
timo. A largo amount of valuable
plunder was recovered, nnd before
morning tho police expect TO make
several moro arrests, "a 4
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CHICAGO SIGNS AIEANIN.
Probability That Glasscool VIII Exchange
plucns With Pfefror,

CHICAGO, Jan, .4.-Thc Chicago club
to-day signed Mcakin, who last year
pitched ior Sioux City and was previous
:ly with Louisville. The Chicago man
agemcnt is negotiating with still an
other pitchers = national league man,
and ii successful will have six to'select
from. There is said to be 4 strong prob
ability that pfcilnr, OF Chicago, and
Glasscoek, OF the st. Louis club, will
change places.
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plrrsrrq pa, Jan. "A Beaver
Falls, Pa, special says: a Pit,sburg
and Lake Erie freight train crashed
into n work train on siding this morn
ing, badlywrecking tand scriouslyin-
jnring four llangariana and james
Hamilton. the brakeman. Stephen
.Flaherty, one OF tho Hungarlnns, will
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Ngw CasrLE, PAuJan. -Diphther;a
is epidemic ut stoncbury, Twenty,
three families arc afflicted and the die:
caso is spreading 10 ranjdlSsil,at the
physicians arc hardly abls TO cope
with II. The fprg OF tho disapse is
most virulent. anda number Of deaths
iliQYo occurred. y
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YoAEu,i, TEy,sJan. 4,-The San an
tonic & Arkansas railroad got q passun.
ger train through to-day. II was
manned pya guard OF iiftymen. The
strikors and local authorities claim
thero wNs no need OF Il guard. 3 The
strikprs are still confident.
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ALL THE TYPE EoUNDRIEs
In the United States Bought for &:5, o00,.
900 IIy M English SyntlIcntc

900 by M English syndicate.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Jan. 4.-Charlton NJ.
Lyman, OF tho firm Of W. L. Lyman &
Sons, type and clcctrotypo founders, to.
night related the storyof big deal III
which an English syndicate has invest.
ed s25,oOo,ooO.
This syndicate has bought all tho
typo Sundrics in tho United States.
There are Jour in New York, four in
Chicago, ono in Buffalo, one in Cleye-
land, two each inst Louis, Cincinnati,
San Francisco, Philadelphia and Los
ton and onpip Baltimore.
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!. Now cl,nncsllorlos Cambridge.

LONDON, Dec. 4.--Thc Duke Of Devon
shire has been elected chancellor OF the
University Of Cambridge, to succeed
his father, the late duke, who held tho
Office from 1852 TO the time OF his death.
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4 NEw YpRK, Ian bg-Aiurlprcrs Nc
Ilvaino snd Tsezsa were ra,scntenecd
to-day 10 be eleotrocutel during The
week bsginnln.Februury ),
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BERLIN, Jan. 4.--The minors OF tho
Holzappel district, near Wiesbaden,
have struck. Troops who have boon
ordered to the scene arc keeping order.