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Caused by Jealousy.

ATLANTIC, IA, March IA murder
and suicide occurred in this city ycster-
day. Lindsey A. Bennett shot his wife
three times. one shot entered tho abdo-
men and one the left hand. The last
shot entered her head, killing her in
stantly. Bennett then rushed to the
house Of q neighbor about sixty feet
from his own and shot himself in the
head, dying shortly afterwards. Tho
cause Of the tragedy is said to have been
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SCI and a.4 Desks.

Tho TYLER DESK Co., OF St. Louis, Mo-,
lre now outin n thousand daily papers
offering their celebrated it. 6 Standard
Commercial Brass Lined Curtain Desks
at S2l and S24 net, spot cash, and 81, 1000
10 any factory on earth that will dupli-
cato them in style, finish, details and
price. Send your orders direct rs they
are made and sold exclusively by tho
TYLER DESK Co., st. Louis, Mo. See
their card in this issue. NJ.
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SAFETY COUPI,IIES.
a Bill For tho Benefit Of Trainmcn that
Ought to Pass.

a Bill For tho Benefit Of Trainmcn that
Ought to Pass.
WAsnrNGToS, D. G., March 14.-A bill
was to-day introduced in the senate by
Senator Allison to compel railroads to
equip their cars with automatic couplcrs
within certain time. The bill makes
it unlawful for any railroads to use cars
notso equipped and imposes fines iorvio-
lation OF this act. 1tfurther provides that
the standard coupler shall be decided
by q letter ballot OF ali the railroads,
sent to the interstate commerce COM
mission by July next. The votes
shall be based upon the number Of
freight cars owned by each line, and the
type OF coupler receiving 60 per cent or
moro OF tho entire vote shall be the
standard type OF coupler.
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GROVER IS WILLING
ro Accept tho Nomination If 1t
Comes Without his Seeking.
BE EXPRESSES HIMSELF At LAST.
A Lettor to "We-Lovo-E Him for
,be.Enomlos- he 's-Made" Bragg.
Hl TAKES A CRACK At MR.. HILL

"rhc Nomination Should not bo
Won by Personal strifn and Active
scll.Asscrtion," and he Will not Lead
or Push "a Sclt.Scolling Canvass.p
So he is in tho Hands Of his Friends.
a Direct reference to Hills Way Of
Carrying Ward Methods into tho
Canvass for the Most Honorable OF
Ace in the Gift of tho American
People, which Is not Calculated to
Make the Friends OF That "Statcs-
man" Warm to the Ey-Prcsidcnt,
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OTTAWA, ONr., March 14.-It is learned
that in=his recent speech in London,
England, Sir Charles Tuppcr, when he
said that on account of tho Mckinley
bill Canada would soon strike vital blow
ut the United States in return, he re-
ferred to movement to levy preferent-
tial duties on British imports coming
into Canada. Tho remarks OF Sir
Charles, however, are not endorsed by
executive circles hero, who decline to be
held responsible for his utterances,
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A CahenslY aIomor,n1.

ROME, March IA memorial upon
tho situation Of immigrants in the
United States sent by the Canadian
bishops has been submittedt to the pope.
In regard to spiritual attendance, tho
memorial leaves open the question Of
providing bishops Of the, same nation
ality as the omigrants, but recognizes its
importance,
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Severe l;lIzz .rd in Kansas

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March l4.-Dis-
patches from points all over Kansas re-
port. that q severe blizzard is raging,
Tho weather throughout the state was
warm enough Saturday to be almost
uncomfortable. Yesterday change in
temperature took place, and at night q
heavy snow, driven by a strong wind,
set in. The snow is OF the hard variety,
and wherever it drifts it forms banks as
hard US sand.
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Drunken Roueha on n Rampage.

PEORIA, Ills, March IA gang of
drunken minors boarded Burlington
train hero last night and when Conduc-
tor Salisbury asked for their fare, they
beat him terribly and threw him from
tho swiftly moving train, severely in
jurins him. The engineer cut his on
gino loose from the train and went to tho
nearest station for assistance. A posse
is now in pursuit OF tho roughs, and as
public excitement runs high, quick
work may be made OF them when cap
tured.
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BUTLER, Mo-, March 1A.-Yesterday
evening Robert Johnson and Sam
Keene, farmers. returning homo from
this city quarrolled on the road and in
settling the dispute with their fists
Keene was pounded to death by John
son who has since been arrested.
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Fire in n Colliery,

LONDON, March 14.-A fro broke out
in the Longton Hall colliery in North
statiordshire yesterday. Tho only man
who had been left at work in tho pit
was tho caretaker, and he managed to
effect his escape uninjured. Several
horses which had not been brought to
tho surface when the men quit on Sat-
urday for their long holiday were suGo-
Gated. The fire is still burning.
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AllIscppr.ed Enyorahlr.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 1.-THE
senate committee on the judiciary to-
day resolved to report to the senate all
Of the judicial nominations, including
tho nomination OF Judge Woods OF
Indiana, with the recommendation that
they be confirmed. Chairman Honr
was present at the committee meeting
Tor tho first time in several weeks and
will himself present the report.
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Standard rime pcnl i'm Onto

Special DlSpdtch 10 TIC lRltNlgcnctr. y. -
Columns, O., Marcl, 14.-It is quito
likely the bill OF D. d. Taylor, of
Guernsey, to adopt standard time in the
state, will not pass the house. The
committee on common schools reported
it back tonight without rccommenda-
ton. They will fight tho measure and
consider it as good Us dead.
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IN CONGRESS,

Tho Postoflce Building Bill Passes tho
.Spnnte. Ia
WASHINGTON, D. c., March l4.-Littlc
business was transacted in Congress to-
day. The senate passed the bill pro-
vidine for postoiIice building not to
exceed the cost OF $50, 900 for all offices
doing 4 business OF $4,000 per year. The
day in tho house was taken up with the
District OF Columbia appropriation bill.
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Anarchist Arrested.

vienna, March IA dispatch from
Pitzcm, a town of Bohemia, fifty-two
miles southwest Of Prague, announces
the arrest OF an anarchist, who, it was
found, had smuggled into town q large
quantity OF intlammatory literature.
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Tho Textile Workers.

New York, March 14.-The third
semi-annual convention OF the national
union Of textile workers OF America
opened this morning at 81 Union Square.
President Eugene Sullivan. OF Fall
River, Mass, called the convention to
order. The morning session was de-
voted to receiving tho credentials OF
delegates.
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1t Will Cure Cntnrrl,.
ras semp's Inhaler aud Medicine Company, In

;5. CHICAGO, LII.
Tho stmp'e 1nhatcr aud Medicine Company, IN
Z Vernon, o.: 9 -aE.s
GENTLEMEN: II commenced using
your lnhalersome three months ago, and
have received such decided benefit from
it that believe it will entirely euro
the catarrh with which have suffered
for some years.. It far cxcels anything
that have ever used, and l have tried
about everything.
Respectfully yours,
5-9 j. a. HAIR,
Real Estate and Loan Broker, l59 In.
sale street. Tu&F
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ANTWERP, March II, 14,-Arrivcd-Penn-
sylyania, New York.
# LONDON, March l4.-sighted- Thing-
villa, Rllaetia, Circassia, New York.
"a SOUTHAMPTON, March ,l4.-Arrived-.
Ems, New York. i
ASrwERr, March li.-Arrived-Estcr.
nadia, New York.
NEw YoEK March 14.-Arrivcd-
Normanlic, llayre; Serv.a, Liverpool.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 14.-llon.
Elward s. Bragg, author OF tho famous
phrase "We love him for tho enemies
be las made" has been urging ex-Pre-
Etdcnt Cleveland tomakc publichis posi-
ton in connection with the approach
ias Democratic presidential convention.
Under date OF March s, he wrote u letter
uMr. Cleveland from Fond Du Lac,
toataining tho following paragraph:
Tho danger OF tho public interests
Thich failure OF the Democratic party
sCu!d involve seems now to require
the open ayowal OF your willingness to
submit 10 any service to which your
party and tho people may assign you.
Many entertain fears that you may de-
cno further public duty, which none
but you can electually remove, and
your voice will be everywhere heard
with benefit and effect. l believe your
usefulness to the nation may be greater
nv" ~ ,,;"tnr,. tbo " c,nsn , a. % t,r;T ~ 49,;
;orm nd nnJ - rnStorotha h1oss;rSs @ of ,on1
government to our people; and as your
fellow Democrat and fcllow-citizcn, Iask
YOU to say to your party and to the peo-
w. ,So '"" nnt;nnn, % mnmanrS,; @ ~ penG ~
ss @ a camiida,. ior ito no,n;,ot;on " tbo
Tras;JonoT nni Ii ,h,t ,am Iii noaant ~ tio .Lo
rrn;nTt;on II tbc couyent;on sh nj ~ ,i.o 40
!, "nI ara;n w nuJor,oi,n tha '%t .i",;a,' ."~i ~
D. r,os;Ionto "il ;f tba MnanIo s sLo,l I' ~ NJ ~
ut iiawa ,l.o,, u Ill i0 s p.op.o s snmi Us ~
@ cSico u ' ""'' '''oo'o 'ooto' 'l'''
I'm, IN ron,v tbo ov-pro.;do,t rr;.o- -
;oiior.s. - : o''>'s.t' ' = = "i''e' -
"I' f,,,woon NJ ,r,r,h a 1908
r., ,.,a", hAN,"oop' w. ~ - N1'' et' . i'9-'
-'o.': 4'r'1'" = D'ugg,
MF DEAR SIR our letter ofthe 9TH
lnst.. Is received. 1 have-thought unit!
no" lHat l might eohtiilhe silent on
the subjects Which, under tho high
sanction OIL your position as my y"tel,
10" bemoctat and fellow cltizcn," and
~ your relation as a true and trusted
lnena you present to me. i, IN an
sEerlns your questions, ! might, only
consider my personal desires and my
lloiViduaI ease and comfort, my re-
sGohse W9ul1 DC promptly made and
without the least reservation or diiii-
euIty. but Il you are right in
suHposinE mat the subject is
lelGlea 10 duty owe TO my country
ana 70 my party, Il. condition exists
Nh'cn MAKES such personal and private
considerations entirely irrelevant. l
cannot, however, refrain from dcclar-
Ns 10 you that my, experience in the
great o,licc OF President OF the United
S9ales has SO impressed me with the
toleMnlty! Of the trust and its awful re-
spoaSihiIit!e; that cannot bring my.
se'' TO regard candidacy for the place
rs something to be won by personal
s"iIc ana active sell assertion. !.
! nave also an idea that the. .presi-
GeNcy IS pre'om!ncnt!y tho peoples Of
Acc, ana have been sincere i'll my con-
Maot advocacy OF the effective participa-
n lGh III political affairs on tho part OF
y! ~ our citizens. Consequently, | be-
neVe me people should be heard in the
.i. ."oIcG OF Their party candidates and
!nat they themselves should mako nom
nauons as directly rs is consistent
VIII open laIr and full Dartv Orrn i'm.
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West YlrrinIn Pensions.

Special Dispatch 70 tho I.elliyenc;r. t35
WASHINGTON, D. G., March l4.-Wcst
Virginia pensions: Original--Jno. H.
Deal, Hezckiah Shaw. Additional
Geo. Pier, Jno. ". Frank, Jno. W.
Dowler, Jas. Suddarth, Robson Spur
lock, Jr. Supplemental-Daniel Gun
ningham. Reissue-Robert NJ. Hill.
Original widows-Susan Strosncider,
Emily Pauley. st ..,-'
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, Ohio Apposntmout,

Special Dispatch 10 The hl.cligencer.
COLUMBUS, O., March 1A.-Governor
Mckinley has appointed Charles Mar
tin, of Lancaster, as trustee OF the
Central Insane Asylum here ior the
term ending April, 1894.
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Texas Fnrntnst HIM.

AUSTIN, TEXAS, March 3l4-Tho de-
feat of n resolution Inviting ex-Goy-
crnor Hill, OF New York, 10 address tn Q
legislature of this state Ii at-
.tributcd to Il disposition OF the
Mills men in tho house TO even up
against Hill on account OF his supposed
influence at Washington against Mills
Tor the speGlership. Z.
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rivc Sailors Drowned,

LONDON, March 14.-The French bark
Achilles has been sunk in collision with
an unknown steamer in the English
Channel. Five OF the barks crew were
drowned.
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TIE remarkable growth, which, till
within two years. was brought about
principally by ono person telling an
other, is q monument to Garfield Teas
meri;s--,i ,g9.s l''s.- ~ 5t,.' gs 9 +,
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q / HAVE been troubled with catarrli for
ten years and have tried number of
remedies, but found no relief until
purchased q bottlco Ely's Cream Balm.
] consider it the most reliable prcpara.
ton for catarrh aud cold in tho head
Geo. L. Crandall, 2. NJ, Quonochawn-
tauS. i. i. e, NwFaw
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IA DYING STATESMAN.
Senator Morrill,, OF Vermont, the
Distinguished Protoctionist,
.ATsTHE AGE OF EIGH7Y-7WO YEARS

Taken with Pheumonia..-Tho Author
OF tho Morrill, Tariff and tho Father
ofthc Senatc---Tho Dcring Sen Case
Discussed In Executive Session of
the sonntc.--Tho Bin for PostoHlco
buildings in Towns Doing Business
OF $4,000 Passes tho scnatc-.-An
Unimportant Day in tho House.
Washington News.
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CONDENSED TEL LEGRAMs.

The secretary OF the Peoples party
has issued n circular calling upon the
people throughout tho country to meet
on the last Saturday in this month and
organize preparatory to electing dele
gates to the st. Louis nominating con.
vention.
Tho same activity that prevailed at
the Mare Island navy yard during the
Chilean afiair has been revived by the
Boring Sea controversy. Indications
are that the government will send
north all available war vessels.
George W. Knox, founder OF Knox's
express ut Washington City, died yes.
terday. He ran the train on which
President Lincoln made his hazardous
trip from Philadelphia to the capital
before taking tho oath OF office.
Charges have been mado against John
B. Murphy, CHIEF Of tho department OF
public safety, OF Allegheny, alleging
blackmail, conspiracy and embezzle-
ment. n
Philadelphia M. Z. conference voted
againstndmittng women TO the general
conference Tho vote stood 1Ol to lO5,
many OF the ministers not voting,
The oil production Of the Mcdonald
field was $4,000 barrels yesterday; stock
iii field 10000, and runs 35,024 barrels.
Tho South Carolina military school a.
Charleston partially burned yesterday.
Loss $4,000, s5i5'553 n.
The ver.Arna, Italy, is rising and
the city OF Florence is threatened With
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tor Morrill, is eighty-two years old and
has been in tho senate since 1866, and
is recognized as the father OF the senate.
He is the author OF the Morrill, tariff
law.
The senator contracted a cold last
Thursday, which developed into con-
gcstion OF tho lungs.
This morning it was apparent in the
family that there was scarcely any
ground to hope for his recovery. The
senator himself did not realize his con-
dition, and although the right lung was
completely congestcd he wished to 60
to the capital to-day in order to deliver
a speech upon tho West Virginia direct
tax bill. 1t was with difficulty that his
wife and son induced him to remain in
his bed. These signs OF vigor have
served to keep alive faint hope OF ulti-
mate recovery OF tho senator III the
breasts Of some intimate friends.
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Z For Western Pennsylvania, Ohio and West vIr.
giniat increasing cloudiness, followed by snow
during AFTERNOON or evening; north winds.
TEMPERATURE SATURDAY, Z
as furnished by c. sclIHEpY. druggist. Gamer
Market and Fourteenth streets - =. : II =.
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WOMEN OF FASHION
They viii Blossom Out in Gorge
GUS Easter Gowns.
THE LATEST THINGS IN GIRDLEs
The Length for Coats and Bodfees-some
New and Pretty Costumes-What
Are the New Shades?

For TIE SUNDAY HERALD-Copyrigbted !
Let me close my eyes and dream il all
over again? Let me bring once more be-
fore their dazzled vision all those fair forms
and exquisite colors and soft draperies
For 1t was such pleasing dream that /
would fam experience it all over again
1t was q day in my dream, a beautiful.
bright, sunny day, with just the softest
and gentest of balmy breezes that PLAYED
a little with the little leaves Just peepipg
out OF the trees. The grass, too, was BRIGHT
and fresh, and the CLEAN of the river
showed silvery through the trees. For nv
dream had carried me to Claremont, that
most ideally beautifully of natures fair
spots. And besides the fair landseane
there was group of beautiful women. clad
In Easter robes. 1 could tell that il WAS
Easter, somehow, although no one told me
And all the gowns had a freshness and
springiness that is never so universally
noticeable as on Easter day. And these are
the dresses that saw:
NUMBER one was pale cream yellow
1oulard, with a tiny figure printed all over.
The skirt was plain with avery small train.
and six-inch f1ounce at the bottom of the
same material. The bodice was straigbt
ana plain, and fastened slantingly at the
SIDE. Over it went golden brown velvet
bodice, from under the left arm, narrowing
Gown gradually and caught together all in
punch under the right arm, where it
stopped, fastened by brown velvet bow
1ne sleeves were plain and close-ftting
out big, loose, over sleeve hung plain and
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The Sacs and Foxes need thoroue h
renovating and a Kelley institute They
were the first 10 ascertain that lemon ex-
tract and cologne taken in sufficient
quantities would intoxicate, and it is said
that one of these Indians Will drain the
life blood from an alcohol stove at one
sitting.
There was considerable sickness among
these Indians last spring. 1t was caused
in singular way. Ali the cigar stores in
Tama had alcohol cigar lighters, and the
Indians got to lighting their pipes at these
and while ostensibly lighting q refractory
pipe they did, then and there being, suck
the juice out of the alcohol retort by means
of straw. Dealers then put some foreign
substance into the alcohol reservoir, and
most OF the men folks of the tribe staid at
home for quite awhile and complained of
not feeling first rate
Tama has streets which in spring are
composed mostly of adhesive copying ink
There is no bottom to the mud. 1t is i'm
possible to drive over it when the frost is
coming out of the ground.
At Fairfield we found the same state of
affairs. There was no use for omnibus CT
baggage wagon. They could not make the
trip, and had long ago given it up, so we
walked from the depot half mile to the
hotel 1t is called the Leggett house.
At o'clock q. II. we also legged it from
the Leggett house to the depot to catch an
early train. Early rising is what has
placed me where 1 am to-day Some
think it was pure accident, and
that I am greatly overestmated, and
that my wonderful popularity is largely as
sumed, but such is not the case | assure
you. Early rising has done it. This makes
twice | have been an early riser within
few weeks.
Before closing let me say word regard
ing the question of
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HIGH PRICED SLABS
Bill Nye Buys a Three Section
for Domestic Purposes.
TIE WOMAN WRo SAT NEXT HIM
Life Among the Saes-Ho Gets Fired Up
Toward the Last and Has
Rude Shock.
TIE WOMAN WRo SAT NEXT HIM

There is a peculiar industry at Sioux
Falls, S. d. 1t is the only one of the kind
know of. 1t consists of cutting and pol
ishing the beautiful chalcedony, as it is
called, from the petrified forests of Ari-
IONA. The material is sent to Sioux Falls
in the form of stumps or broken tree
trunks, and there the slabs are cut across
the grain and polished for ornamental pur-
poses.
Nothing can be more beautiful than a
slice cut from the butt of a big tree and
polished till its surface is like plate glass
while every fiber OF the beautiful and
softly tinted wood seems frozen into a
lasting picture by the patient hand of
time.
lou can get one of these slabs for from
SO to 800. l bought one OF the latter to
hold the door open in my new and costly
villa at Buck Shoals, N. G.. Some of these
slabs are two feet across, and none of them
seems to represent any kind OF tree exist
Ing at the present time. They afford, there
fore, wonderful field for the active mind
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PROHIBITION IN IOWA.

Many do not believe that it is q success.
Cynlcs may revile prohibition as much as
they Ike, but it is one OF the most delight
tui things, If not carried to excess, that I
have ever pulled the cork out or In Mar
shalliown, very thriving and pros
porous city of Iowa, a young man
VINO had never sat up so late be-
lore IN his life concluded 10 ST. up one night
VII midnight and see if there were any
evidences OF drinking. He counted sixty
one gents who did not know whether iowa
was IN Marshalltown or vice versa
At Cedar Falls the sheriff made a raid On
the men who kept spirits, and poured nine
teen kinds Of liquor into the river Just
above Waterloo. Waterloo gets her water
supply from the river, and all one day she
got punch from the hydrant. Business
was at standstill, it is said, and teams
ran into each other from morning till night.
Even the horses seemed to be exhiIarated.
Possibly this Is not true, but il was told TO
me by our advance agent and if man
cannot believe his own advance agent
whom, ON, whom can he believe!
AS L an closing this letter cold squirt
OF water strikes me in the face, and look
ing up 10 see whence it comes 1 discover a
large man with a nozzle in his clinched
hand. He is fireman, and has assembled
the easement ana stands by my open win
cow trying to put NE out.
1t seems that the hotel is on fire. IL il
difficult to write with the same degree Of
care IN hotel that is on fire, find. One
cannot pause to paint such wonderful
word pictures when the roof is blazing. as
this one is | am told. So i will close now
and pour some Of the water out of nv
shoes and pockets. A fire departments
ought to knock on the window before it
turns the hose en- a literary man that way.
They are brave men. but they are often
uncOuth.
Once the hotel where 1 vas caught on
fire and rude fire laddie burst in on me
while was taking my tub. l did not know
who 1t was. l was shocked. l did not even
know that it was man. dove to the
bottom of the tub ike frightened deer.
and would have remained there if he had
not gone out.
l will now close this letter and rescue
one OF the diniug-room girls. 1 noticed her
yesterday at table, and l thought then
that if fire should break out she would
be the first one L would rescue.