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The REIGN OF TERROR
Inaugurated by the Anarchists Of
Paris Having its Effoct. y.
VISITORS ARE LEAVING THE CITY
III Consequence and tho People arc
Stirred up.--propcrty Owners Grow.
Ing Alarmod-.-DocminG's Hcartlcss
savngcry ..- How hc Deliberately
Planned tho Butchcry of His Wiro
and Four Childrcn...Thc Elder Is
Saved...othor Foreign News.

PARis, March 20.-It has boon q long
time since such activity has been shown
by the police as is now displayed. Tho
Ruc Clichy explosion has impressed
upon the authorities tho fact that
anarchism, or at least tho crimes arising
from that doctrine, must bo prevented
il tho fair fame OF tho city is not to
suffer. The money loss growing out OF
tho fear occasional by the explosion is
incalculable. With no certainty as toi
where the anarchists will strike their
next blow, visitors to Paris deem it tho
safer plan TO leave the city, much to tho
disgust Of hotel propriotors and shop
keepers. There is no denying the fact
that the expressed intention OF tho
anarchists TO inaugurate n reign OF
terror. has caused CONSERVATION. Z,
Judge Benoit, against whom tho
recent explosion in tho Boulevard St. |
Germain was directed, has been served
with notice to quit by his landlord.
Tho owner of the house which tho
judge occupies s says that il Judge
Benoit remains there the other tenants
will leave, fearing that the anarchists
will make another attempt to blow up
the judge. -.
The police assert, that they have OBJ
tanned detailed information in regard to
the explosion on the boulevard St. Ger
main and Rue Clichy, and that Rava-
chol placed the bombs in position while
accompliccs kept watch. Tho mistress
OF one accomplice brought bomb to
Paris concealed under her clothing. A
packet of explosives has been found in
a house in tho Rue Rennes, just vacated
bya police magistrate. rs.
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MELBOURNE, March 29.-Dceming is
guarded day and night aboard the Bal
larat by seven watchers. 1t has been
discovered that the appearance OF his
shaving his mustache is due to his
plncking the hair out by the roots in
order to battle Identification. a detec-
tiveaccompanyins Dccming hints thathe
possesses links in tho chain OF evidence
showing that Deeming committed some
OF the murders attributed to jack tho
Ripper. The date OF tho murder OF
Miss Mather is fixed through oyidence
testifying to hearing noises in Deem
ing's house by neiehbors as though
some ono was working with brick
and mortar.
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CAUSED A SENSATION.
Tho Notice That tho Silror Issue VIII be
Forced In tho Senate = CrIsp's Little

Tho So,icc Tha; tho Silror Issue VIII bo
Forced in tho Senate : CrIsp's LittI.
Scheme. fs1..
WASHINGTON, D. c., March oo.-The
notice given in the senate this after
noon BY Senator Stewart, OF his inten.
ton to call up his FREQ silver coinage
bill next Monday, created a scnsation,
Notwithstanding the fact that it was
expected in view Of tho set back tho
Bland bill has received in tho house,
that the struggle must sooner or later
DO transferred TO tho senate. As far as
can be learned Mr.. Stewart appears to
nave acted altogether, on his own re-
sponsibility in prccipitat,ng the issue.
u Is said by some OF the silver men
'Aat Speaker Crisp has urged. them to
pas: the silver bill in the semitic, and
10. J, come over to tho house, when it
;nould be In q position much more
!.avoraole for action than ii it. came be.
!oIc the house in the shape OF IN oriri.
aa! report from the coinage committee.
), some OF the Republican silver soma.
Iors are unable to SEQ the force Of this
iisasohiAs,. and fear that tho speaker is
y'aylhS Tor party advantage, !. which
ai'sht be expected to follow tho passage
VI silver bill by tho Republican senate,
wen oy tho lnstrumentality Of Demo.
esatc votes. The Democratic sen ators
,h ase as yet undecided as to the attitude
,ney shall assume whcn tho bill Isl called
up BY Senator Stewart, sssss55, =
:, oh the Republican side OF tho senate
M NE epinlonis that tho billwillnot pass.
W.T.. Stewart himsolt is not very sanguine
Is 10 the success of!his move. He saws,
however, that the country is entitled to
"n "now exactly how thoir senators stand
v" .ne silver question. and he proposes
" put all Of them on record II lie can. !,
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additional reason that he thought that
Mr. Bowers might give an explanation
Of Judge Naynard's action.
"Why DID you think that2" asked
Senator Cantor. s'1.a',
Because he is known to DO q mem-
bcr OF Tammany Hall. and strong
party man who would bo likely to know
any defense that could DO made"
Mr.. Peckham thought that Mr.. May
nard had violated the law in taking re-
turns from tho comptroller's Office. in
agreeing with state canvassers 10 send
back the roturns and in AlowingNtho
Nylod certificate to be canvassed with
out q protest. Ho thought that the
breach Of law struck ut tho root OF our
form Of government by denying the
people-thcir chosen representative, and
that 1t was tho most serious crimc that
could havo been committed.
Tho committee adjourned until to-
morrow.
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TIE ELDER SAYEO.
Tho Stranded Steamer Pulled Or til,
Ledge nad VIII BIO Repnircd.

Tho Stranded Steamer Pulled or tho
Ledge nsd VIII BIO Repaired. ID
LONDON. March 29:-Lackingtwo days,
it was just two months ago that the
North German Lloyd steamer Elder,
bound from New York for Bremen, ran
on tho Atherlield ledge off. tho south
eastern coast OF tho Isle OF Wright.
Predictions were made that she would
never floatarain, but Captain Hoinecke,
her commander, never gave up hope
that his vessel would ultimately be
saved and this morning his hope was
realized. The wrecking steamers pulled
the Elder off the ledge this morning
and she is now in tow bound for South
ampton. twill require an immense
sum OF money to repair the damage to
the vessel. Tho company, however,
will have her thoroughly repaired and
It's believed that she will shortly bo
again entered in the transatlantic trade.
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An EynngelIst Sentenced.

LONDON, March 29.-At the Stafford
shire assizes to-day John Goodall, aged
thirty-fve years, an evangelist OF Great
Gate, near Alton Towers. was found
guilty OF assaulting Mrs. Mary A. Sid
dails ina compartment car on Mid
land train near Tamworth, on the night
Of January 18th last, and was sentenced
to two years imprisonment at hard Ia
bor 49, '5@55
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TIN SILVER Issue
10 bo Forced in tho Senate by Mr..
Stewart, OF Nevada.
THE QUESTION WILL mot DOWN.
Speaker Crisp's Schometto to Gain q
Party Advantage
i SHREWD ONE, TO SAY THE LEAST.

Tho Effort May Fail rs 1t Dill In tho
uousc...Capchart tlie Only West
vIrglnian who Wanted n Cloturc
lIulc...Thc others Wcro Not Asked
TO Sign the Petition and Mr.. Pom
dlcion Would Have Felt Insultcd If
They Had Bccn...The Free Wool
Bll May Pass tho House Within n
Wcck...Thc Programme Arranged.
Mr.. Springer Unable to Close the
acknowledgment News.
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German spIe, In Hu,,,,n polD n !,

WARSAW, March 9.-The official jour
nal reports that another balloon,
manipulated by Germans, has been
seen crossing tho frontier. The govern
ment, the Journal says, intends to pro-
tost against this action OF the German
military authorities as breach OF tho
military laws. @
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: 4 WASHINGTON, D. c., March 29.-There
was a full attendance OF members at the
regular.meeting OF the cabinet to-day.
The session was mainly devoted to the
consideration OF the character Of the re-
sponse to be made to Lord Salisbury's
latest propositions for suspension Of
pelasic scaling in Bering sea pending
arbitration proceedings. 1t is under
stood the Presidents reply will be trans
mitted to Sir Julian tomorrow or next
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tclereland pe,en,ed br chIonro ~ !,

Hor SPRINGS, ARK.,-The Cleveland
spiders wero badly defeated by Anson's
colts in to.day's game. Very heavy
batting was done on the Chicago side.
Gumbert and Shrlyer occupied the
points for Chicago; Cuppy and O'Con-
nor for Cleveland. Score: Chicago IA
Cleveland 5.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
Silver Excitement Subsldiug-Tho Debai,
.rn on tho FREQ Wool Hill. ~ -,

Silver Excitement subsiding-Tho Debate
.s'. on tho FREQ Wool Bill. - ~.
WASHINGTON, D.. c., March 29.-The
silver excitement seems to have entirely
subsidized when tho house met this
morning. The attendance waE small.
The speaker laid before tho house
communication from Roger Q. Mills
stating that he had sent to the governor
OF Texas his resignation as representa-.
tive from tho Ninth district OF Texas to
take effect to-day. The communication
was spread upon the journal.
Tho house then went into committee
OF the whole (Alr. Blount, OF Georgia, in
the chair on the free wool bill.
llARrER SPEAKS.
Mr.. Hartcr, Of Ohio, in speaking in
favor OF the bill. said the only legitimate
method Of raising revenus was by taxa.
tion, and when legislators entered pom
the question OF taxation, they entered
npon ethical rs we'll as economic ground.
The only justification for taxation was
the necessities OF the government Tho
government that took from the citizen
any portion OF his earnings that was not
absolutely demanded by the expendi-
tares OF the government committed a
wrong. Mr.. Harter proceeded to criti.
else the Mckinley act. Addressing him.
self to the wool question, MIR. Hartcr
strongly attacked the wool schedule OF
the Mckinley act, summing up its effect
in paraphrasc OF the nursery rhyme:
Mr.. DoLLIvER's' polN-. g,
Mr.. Dolliver, OF Iowa, in opposing the
measure, criticised the Mills bill which
he said merely, reduced the tariff from
~ per cent to. 4o per cent. The bill pro-
posed to make a compromise with can
nibals, to compound felony, to associate
with, robbers to accept tho apology of
pickpockets, and to;accept slavery; for
what? for the reduction of,5 per, cent.
Laughter. l%.Iat't5 GffE!! tt.{
The fact that. this house, almost
unanimously Democratic, sent hero (it
was claimed) as protest against the
Mckinley act, with its prominent caudi.
date for the presidency asking for its
repeal. had not dared to touch Il, except
in acts OF child's play, was evidence
that tho argument OF free trade was Il
demagogic proclamation secretly dis
covered by people who were ,pasting it
upon the barn doors Of Iowa and Ne
braska. In conclusion, Mr.. Dolliver
ridiculed and satirized the Democratic
party and quoted for its benefit the
hymn OF LEAD, Kindly Light" {:
The committee then rose and tho
house adjourned.
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,Th6 Usunl Kcn.n,ct, ,Iur,,,,

LOUISVILLE, March 2o.-Doputy sher.
iff Floyd slusher was killed in Leslie
county by the Brown brothers to-day.
He had levied on their property, and
this incensed tho Brown brothers to
murder. More trouble may; follow, as
all are parties to n feud. ts'l
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THE DoDGrNa ANSWER.

" thore was a trust In good
working order In charge OF tho
Industry. our nelahbor would
soon discover. II It went out and
bought a file to sharpon It's
teeth, who would pay the tax
Register, March 20, 1852. .llitt
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tho subject Of general comment to-day,
and the formor announces that. l,o will

tHc SUBJECT Oh general comment To-day,
and the formor announces that llo will
make no further attempt to secure q
decree Of clotnro from tho committee
on rules, but Mr.. Pierce, OF
tennessee, and aother leaders Z in
the FREQ coinage movement, have again
taken courage and will mako ono su.
prcme attempt to forco tho committee
on rules to report rule fixing a day
and hour for a final vote on tho passage
OF the bill. Up to tho hour of adjourn.
mcnt Of the house this evening between
80 and 100 names had been secured to
the petitions asking the committee on
rules to bring in report for further
consideration and d final vote on tho
bill. -
Tho total number OF signatures re-
quircd is llS-or majority Of the DEM
ocratic members, -
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Dcmon DsomInS,s TrInI.

MELBOURNE, March 20.--In the event
OF a verdict being rendered against
Decming ior the murder OF Emily Will!
.iams, the prisoner will be committed
for trial directly to the supreme court
without being first brought before the
city court.
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s,..to, pt,paltn TO he ln.tlllaenee,.

s;uiai DIvaith 10 The M:tli1encch
wAsnlSGroS, D. c., March 90.-sena-
tor Stewart to-day announced to tho
senate that hc would call up his free
coinage bill next Monday. This is the
bill which was recently reported ad-
yersely By the finance committee. So
lar rs the Bland bill is concerned,
though still holding place upon the
house calendar, it is dead beyond any
hope OF resurrection. In view OF this
TACT it was expected that the silver men
in the senate would take up the issue.
All Tie indications point to the proba-
bility that silver legislation will meet
the same late in tho senate that was
bestowed upon in tho house. 1t will
be recalled that in the last Congress tho
silver bill was passed by majority OF
twelve. This, however, does not furnish
much OF measure for judging tho
outcome in the present instance. There
is no concealnent OF the fuct that
Democratic votes were cast for the
silver bill with the understanding that
Republican votes would be furnished
10 assist in the defeat OF the force bill.
STEWART NOT sANGUINE. n
Mr.. Stewart is not very sanguine as to
the rcsul. OF his move. lie takes the
position that the country is entitled to
know exactly how their Senators stand
on the silver question, and he proposes
to put all OF them on record il he can.
The Democratic senators are as yet un.
decided as to the attitude they shall
assume when the bill is called up by
Mr.. Stewart. Senator Carlisle re-
marked that the outcome OF the effort
to pass the bill would be extremely
doubtful, and this view appeared to be
generally entertained on his side OF the
chamber. 1t is probable that there
will be 4 general consultation among
the Democratic senators before next
Monday. with purpose OF seeking to
reach an agreement upon united line
OF action.
THAT CLoTuRE PETITION.
The only ono OF the West Virginia
delegation in the house who signed the
petition calling upon the committee on
rules for i cloture proposition in con-
nection with the silver bill was Con-
gresham Capchart. The other mem
bers OF tho delegation were not request.
ed to sign.
THE petition was not presented to
me- said Mr.. Anderson, this morning,
adding with smile, II don't think it
will be now"
It's believed that Mr.. Wilson, who is
an active supporter OF Mr.. Cleveland,
would have declined had the petition
been put before him for his signature.
Mr.. Pendlston was indignant that
such Z petition had been circulated.
80 long as Ihold seat in Congress-"
SAID he, Il will oppose any proposition
Tor cloture rule. 1t is the worst form
OF tyranny, and do not want to see any
Reed business introduced into Demo-
cratic house. tits by cloture that tho
English Conservatives have been able
to hold down the Irish parliamentary
party, and it has no place in an Ameri-
can Congress. l was unscated in the
last Congress rs the result OF the opera
ton OF 4 tloturo rule, and l would have
iest insulted if any Democrat had pre-.
sented to me such n petition and asked
my signature" -.
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health 10 such that tho making Of
speech In the house In the near future
would probably cause relapse, which
might result fatally in my present ex.
hausted condition. l must, therefore,
abandon tho idea OF closing tho debate
on tho bill TO place wool on the FREQ
list and reduce tho duty on woolen
goods This and the other bills should
be passed and sent to tho senate at as
early a day rs possible. hope to DO
able to appear In tho house on Monday
next and movo tho passage Of tho free
wnnl hill obnvn t,antiopod Hra-f.ssgs7s.
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Justice Lamar Improving.

WAsnlSdroS, D. G., March aO.-Jus.
tice Lamar passed very comfortable
night and it Is reported at his residence
to-day that his condition is much im-
proved, l5s
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l,or.istnnt sIlx.ri,a.

=. MAs'l'sa ron, D. g., March 2o.-rho
s.ee M coinage advocates havo not yet
s gwen up tho fight In tho house OF re.
>. tG;g::ssssrttt..ives. 1Roc controversy be-.
'"Sea Alr. Bland and Speaker Crisp was
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An Important YictorY.

LONDON, March e9.-Bombay tele.
grams announce thatthe Afghan Ameer
has gained an important victory over
the Kaflirs by the capture OF the town OF
smnr li' E1'.., - l:is-F-sa I, EF7r ~ Il
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CLEARrlELp. Pa, March 20,-Clear..
field county Republican convention to-.
day unanimously endorsed Senator
Quay and President Harrison. -;s &
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LoSDoS, March ga dispatch to tho
Times from Montcvideo says that rcfu-
gees who have arrived there from tho
Brazilian state of Rio Grande Do Sui,
declares that state OF anarchy prevails
tbara t-.4s - 80 - : ~ Z gs.r
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MADRID, March o9.-It is reported
that q quantity OF dynamite has been
stolen from the Malaga arsenal. @
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ApLAIN QUESTION.
10 tariff 10 a aTax-Rtof,ser, March

Tho tariff Is a Tax-Reof,.er. March
81. 1892. q .5s, G1l
Flve-lnoh taper saw files cell
In Wheeling at 81 to SO cents a
dozen. .f u
The tariff on flve-lnoh taper
saw files ls 75 cents a dozen.
z VIII tho "Reglster'' explain who
pays the tax In this case 7-lnttlli.
gt1ctr, 1iarch %, 1892. r,5 n
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aln, inithfully, your friend,

--T| ILLIAN W. SFKINNEN,
This letter will be spread boforo tho
Democratic members OF tho ways and
means committee tomorrow by Mr.. Nc
'Millln, and there is no doubt tho pro.
grammo to-day substantially agreed
upon will he ndopted-subjcct only to
concurrence by tho Democratic majori-
ty in the house. 1t is likely that in
view Of ChairmaE springer's condition
Representative McAIillin, who has had
entirs charge Of the tariff bills in the
house, will make tile closing speech in
advocacy Of tho bill. -. - /.
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Weather FORECAST for To.iny.
3 For West Virginia, Western PENNSYLVANIA and
Ohio. threatening weather. southeast winds;
slightly warmer; probably severe local Storms.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, N
Gs furnished by G. scHSEPY, druggist, corne.
Market and Fourteenth stre,t, s. F','Hi
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'BERING SEA TREATY
Ratified by tho United States
Senate Unanimously.
AFTER MR.. SHERMAN EXPLAINED

Tho Situation tho War Feeling Among
tho Members Died out.-lIow tho
Matter Stands Now...The Wow Eng.
lishmon Tnko OF 1t..-Thcy Think
Salisbury Achicvcda Triumph, and
ms Americans Think tho President
Has Also Done This There is Salts.
faction All Around.
The morning call., 1892-08-16
Al Pittsburg.
At Cleveland.
At Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 15.-Ruse
The Fire Record.

Chemical engine and truck were called
out on a still alarm at II 10 o'clock yester-
day morning for blaze in Frank Simrod's
saloon a. the southeast corner of Market
and Eleventh streets. Carelessness with
matches caused the fire, and the loss was
SO.
An alarm was turned in from South San
Francisco station at 9 80 o'clock yesterd ay
morning for fire in the two-story frame
building at Louisiana and Napa streets
owned by the Atlas Iron Works and oc-
eupied as boarding-house by Daniel
Schneider Engine companies IL aud I6 re-
sponded anu Put cut the flames after an
hours hard work. The loss amounted TO
$1,000. The cause OF the fire is unknown.
Fire broke out In the one-story frame
building at 125 Tenth street at 10 O'clock
last night. The blaze was caused by an
overturned lamp and caused damage
The morning call., 1892-08-16
McHenry at tho California.

Every one should ''go and meet Birdie
tonight or some other night during the
Nellie McHenry engagement at the Cali
fornia Theater. Her company of farce
comedy players Is certainly the best that
has been in this city for many a long dav
The principal characters In the mirth-
making, laughter-provoking piece are In the
front rank OF their profession. ga Night
at the Circus" works on the imapi-
nation TO such an extent that, though
there IS little TO be seen excepting
In the third act that in any way approaches
a circus" you fancy all the lime that you
are either going TO one or that you are at
one until you eventually get there In real
earnest. Many novel songs and dances are
introduced. and Nellie McHenry and Mr..
j. ii. Bradbury made quite hit in a toni
cal" duet. Nellie is host in herself. and
u would be difficult 10 name any woman
before the public that has such a
complete control over her audience.
You may laugh at her until you
are worn oni, but you cannot relax your
attention. Mile. Electra" is a good title
LOT the queen OF the arena" for more
eiectrlc little woman was never before
the puDllc. with all her fun she is grace
Iul IN all her business; she is refiued-in
iacL s there Is finish to her performance sell
uJn nhio seen IN iaree-eomedy actress, and
Whleh entities Nellie McHenly not
only TO be announced as "oueen
or the arena" but also queen nj her
school Of art John Webster and Ben I Todoe
as as law partners are very good, and Signor
Bonanza, Mr.. j. ii. Bradbury. as clrcus
manager, is fine study and we'll sustained
Ihomas OBrien as the Office boy aud
clown IS very clever, and in his acrobatic
ieats falrly brings down the house The
rest OF the cast, on the whole, Is good. but
Ine Ine -FOUR little maids at school" can't sing.
Inc house was packed, and is sure to be
throughout the engagement, for all the town
must go aud meet Birdie"
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The Domestic Fly.
London Graphic.

Can anyone inform me of a good plan for
suppTessing the British houSefly ? Recently
1t has become more numerous and more irri-
tatIng than ever. 1t never used to trouble us
early In the morning and late al night Now
II begins huZZlng and blowing at break of
day and comes out by gaslight and behaves
Outrageously. So it is high time some steps
were taken for it its CiiSeStabIisbment. 1t is
generally supposed to be so respectable and
so harmless that people do not take much
notice of it. ItInav be respectable, but like
many respectable people. it is intensely an
moving, and am by no means sure Of it's
being harmless. My private belief is that
1t Is instrumental in spreading all sorts Of
disease. 1t feeds upon all kinds of refuse
and often by this means becomes violent
and Its sting yen0mous. Only few davs
ago one OF our most distinguished artists
WAS stung in the hand by one Of these pois-
oned flies, and 1t was feared the eense-
quepces might be serious. 1t is satisfac-
tory to find that all unfavorable symptoms
are now passing away. but it shows we
should not look upon the domestic fly as
InHOcuOus.