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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-04
/. o. r. NJ. GREAT COUNCIL
ot Wost Virginia In Session In this Cit,
YestortnY-OiIlcarat E.lsctnh ~ \

Of Wcst Virginia In Session In this City
/ neutrality-suspicious. Elected. =.
The great council Of Improved Order
OF Red Men Of this state, which is hold.
ing its annual session in this city, met
yesterday morning at Goetzo's hall, on
the South Side, at 8 a. m. Considerable
business OF importance was transacte cd,
including the election OF officers for tho
ensuing year. Most OF the lodges Of the
state were represented. Among tho
leading officers present wore: III. Clay
Love, Great saohem; L: NJ Noel, Grand
Senior Sycamore; J. F. shaflman, Great
Junior Sycamore; Z. Morplie, Prophet;
l.. Il. Hurst, Great C. OF r; Thomas
Schneider, W. X. OF W. ;.Charles Sea.
bright, G. s.; Henry Tonner, G. NJ. NV.
II. Blake, Guardian OF the Wiywan, and
]. II. Maurer, G. 7. S. LH&i,7 - =.
The business transacted during tho
day was mostly routine In the morn
Ing. delegates were received from all
parts OF tho state, after which reports
were read by the committees. III.
A good amount Of business was placed
in tho hands OF tho standing commit
tees. The work OF seating the visiting
delegates was tn en- done.s 5s.a;a.3:5s5. :
The evening session. was devoted to
the election OF officers, which conIsu med
tho entire evening. The following Off.
GERS were elected: f.. NJ. Noel, great
sachem; E. NJ. Barnhousp, great senior
sycamore; julius X. Monroe lsreat
junior sycamore; Fl. CiawLove, prophtt !;
Dr.. G. F. Ulrich. great chief Of records !;
John Schneider, X. OF W., and J. c.
Sleigh, grand representative.
A number OF Red Men came down
last night to, attend tho meeting.
Alto o'clock this morning the 'oorder:
will give big parade over all Of the
principal streets, after which they will
take the Elm Grove motor for tho Park,
whore big picnic will DO held. The
local order has provided an excellent
programme Of amusements for tho enter.
tainmont OF the visitors at tho Park.
Refreshments will be served all day.
Nh. Michael Stein, of Fulton, will Off
ciato as grand marshal OF the parade.
A number OF lodges from Eastern Ohio
and Western Pennsylvania will@part,ci-
pate. About 1000 strangers arc OK
pected to be hero TODAY,
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DIR, CLARk'S DEATH.
.slH ------------ .s..i 81 . ~ ~ silFTi
remarkable Anatomical Abnormitles ID

Remarkable Anatomical AbnormitIes. Dis.
closed by tho Autopsy. apliS n!'''
The New York Tribans Of April 80
has tho following, OF considerable local
interest: ssilSi,;sc Fa.;,tal.
The death Of Dr. Charles F. Clark,
which occurred at III Montague street
last week, was attributed to typhoid
malaria, but the autopsy in the case
showed remarkable anatomical alb
normity, and disclosed that death was
due to chronic Appendicitis. with acute
appendicitis superinduccd, with multi
pie metastatic .abscesses,; hepatic, pull
monary and renal. The; case has Sex-
cited much interest among physicians,
and DR.. ]. NJ. Van Colt, who made the
autopsy, says that he; found that the
coli, which is ordinarily bound9to the
right side by the mcsocolon membrane,
IN Dr.. Olnrk's case was Tree, and had
swing over to the left side, which gave
rise to the puzzlin2 symptoms Of tthe
case. DR.. Clark had treated himself
for malarial symptoms for! eight years.
A week before his death tic had severe
abdominal pains, and DR.. Frank Littlo
was called in, but was unable to diay-
nose them. Tho PATIENTS temperature
rose to l07 degrees, and Drs., Ormistoii
and Jacoby were called in; Thoy were
unable to solve tho pu3zling% problem,
agreeing that tho disease was typhoid
malaria, with symptoms, uncxplainable.
Tho condition of the organs and thefact
that hard substance was;found In tho
vermlform appendix, the only ALSO.
lutoly useless organ known in the hui
man system, served 10 solve the prob.
lem. The loose organ served to irritate
the appendix and caused unusual symp.
toms. DIR. Van Colt says tho case was
an anomaly, and could not DO diagn osed
with certainty. Even had laparotomy
been resorted to, Dr.. Clark's life could
not have been saved. Tho result of tho
autopsy, Dr.. Van Colt says, showed
that all that could be done iorDr. Clark
had been done, and the only difficulty
was that the doctors could not SEQ into
tho patients body, and wsro justified
in treating hun as they did. g..
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
BtranGers III tho City apd Wheeling Folk.
Abroad

oIfansors III tho Clty hpu wheeling Folks
Abroad
Charles T. Schambra ia at Parkers-
burg. .-..---i-a- IN
j. =. McNair, Of Texas, registered at
tho Windsor last night.
Miss Florence Fraley, of richsv!lle,
w., spent yesterday in tho city.
William Gait, advance agent for tho
Alckapoo Indians, is in the city.
Miss Edith Bachelor, Of Steubenyillo,
is the guest Of relatives on Thirteenth
street.,
Warren Buckley and wife. of.this city,
are registered at tho Hotel Dlcnnerhas-
sett, Parkcrsburs.
Mr.. John Poge, formerly a resident Of
this city, now OF Findlay, Ohio, is in tho
city on q visit to relatives.
At tho Mcclure Yesterday were Rev.
W. Writ King, of Huntington, John ].
hamilton, OF Grafton, and Eff. Vande-
wort, OF Pittsburgh. .s:.i
Miss Jeanne Skinner, ofSCincinnati,
VINO Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Gol. Lockwood, OF Moundsvile, was in
the city yesterday. .H7 3
Hon. J. T.McGraw, OF Grafton, and
william 4. MacCorkle. Of Charleston,
Democratic candidate for Governor,
We're at tho Mcclure yesterday.
Mrs. D. II. Hastings, wife Of: Gen. D.
n. Hastings, and Miss Lambert, daugh.
Ter OF Col. Lambert, Of phaadelphia;
are the guests Of Mrs. William: Hastings,
OF Eolf street, South sido.
Governor Fleming left yesterday for
oharleason after having BEEN for two
weeks an inmate Of the North Wheel.
ing hospital, whore he hadti,a; delicate
surgical operation performed
Charles w. Raymond, of%Fairmont,
:; y, Carter and M H;&SMcCaw, of
huntington, Julius X. Monroe; OF King,
wood, and Miss NJ. T.fWells,#of Sisters
'''I!e' stopped yesterday at tho stsmm.
N; Fandsll, OF erosion, S. B. savro,
o. Elizabeth, sc. %Hammett; Of Eureka
S SacoG koontz, OF New Martinsvillo,
oh SI Wright, ,of Grafton, &C. Smith,
.. Chnrlcston, 7. N. ;JolliF, sBrice Jolli,i
anu aIi!l Z, NJ. Calvert, OF Manuington,
WILLIAM t. Horvoy aud b. L. Heryoy,
day. " - - y '''e'
Inc Chattanooga, Tenn, Daily Times
o! last Thursday says: This morning
~" "s CLOCK DR.. james E. Reeves will
ADDRESS tho students at tho high school
~ special invitation OF the faculty. Tho
learned gentleman "a. o.,otio,,i ro-,,
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IN THE OIL YIELD.
No Important new Produccrs--One Small
.'saas Fps Yclt In. ~ rr" -E

No Important new Producors--One Small
Well In. H.H
PTTsBuRau, May 3-The production
to-day was estimated at 1000 barrels,
a decline Of 500 barrels. The stock in
the Geld was $4,000 barrels. The Cub
bage No. !, Of tho Devoulen Oil COM
,pany, two miles south of Mcdonald, is
through the Gordon sand and a failure.
1t is to be drilled into the fifth. The
.Melse No. |. Of Lynch 4 Co., south OF
.Noblestown, was drilled deeper and the
pipe line gauger reported it at fifty bar
.rels an hour. No. on the Gregg farm,
belonging. to the Forest Oil company, is
in the Gordon sand with show Of oil.
Tho Z. Wright No. 4 is due in the fifth
sand tomorrow. The Little No. !, Of
tho Venture Oil company, has strong
flow OF water in the Gordon, which will
be cascd of and the well drilled to the
fifth sand.
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TURNED DOWN ron kEErs,
rho -Four Saloon Keepers who worU 10.
fussd Lioenses AEaln YAH to Pass.

| Tho -Four Saloon Keepers who woru 10.
fu.sd Lioenses Agaln YAH to Pass
Tho Council committee on appeals
and circumstances met last night to 70.
consider tho applications for license OF
four saloon keepers upon whom they
reported unfayorably, and which were
referred back by Council. OF the eigh.
members all woro present but Aessrs.
| Wilson, Dobbins and Wcitzoll Incl.
dontally tho committee considered also
tho application tor u license OF Mary
klevis, OF ll3S Water street, and Coun.
Gil was recommended to grant this.
Then the cases Of Nick Assulta, tho
Italian who keeps the"Grceu Willow
saloon on Market street above Tenth
Trosch & Biery, who run an inn on the
Upper. market square; i%Fisher, ut tho
corner OF Twentieth and Main a!roets,
and young Watson. who wanted to sue.
coed Frank Leslie, murdered by his
wife, wero taken UP. n Z,
Lieutenant Gaus and Policeman
Moran were examined as to tho places
named. Tho applicants were also
heard, and Ed O'Donnell, special Off.
cor" at the Terminal station, had in a
petition for some Of the applicantG
After all the hearing, tho committee
discussed the pending questions from
all standpoints. Some OF them favored
granting all four licenses, while othors
declared thoy would resign from the
committee II any was granted. ~ ~,
1t was finally agreed to recommend
unanimously what the members Of tho
committne from the two wardsi in which
tho saloons are located wanted TO DO
done Messrs. Emshoimer. OF tho Soc.
ond ward, and Marneke, OF the Fifth,
after some further talk, said, .don't grant
them" and the committee unanimously
voted to say to Council, Don't grant
them" 80
Betswere offered last night TINT some.
body would get a license at every ono Of
the four places. aud that the places
would DO run III the future Just as bad
as in the past
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A Elmo Now pluoo

J. Wilhelm has removed to his new
and handsome bar room, located ut No.
l4l9 Market street, and is now open for
business. He will have seven kinda OF
beer on tap, among thom Culmbacher,
Erlanger, and Hofbrau. Flo will also
set a fine lunch, and everything about
his house will DO in keeping with tho
elegant mannor in which no has tittod
up his new place, which will compare
favorably with tho finest sam pie rooms
in much larger cities. 1t is a credit to
tho street, and those who like what
they eat and drink to DO tirst.class in
every respect will do we'll to call on him
early and often. !ss5 !: "a!
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Bridcoport's Now oflcors.

At the meeting of tho Bridgeport
Council last night the three new men,
beers took the oath and assumed their
seats. r G.. Mitchell retired and
George Hathaway took his seat rs
mayor Clerk Bowers was also sue
ceeded by Clerk-elect A. Williamson
and Thomas Thompson succeeded Mar
shal Keller Linn Donnelly's place as
a policeman was taken by George Hart
ley. The other two officers were re-
tanned
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West virginia Pensions.

6ptc'dl Vtpdlch % 10 lnttllt0encer. !, Nv \
WASHINGTON, D. G., May a-West vir.
ginia pensions; Original Thomas W.
MuRill. William II. Wilson, William U.
Bruce, James W. Smith, Manly swecker.
Additional-James r. Brake, George
D. Leavitt, John johnson, William
Wyatt. 1ncrease-Nathaniel P. Ice.
Reissue-Joseph Webb, George NJ.
Ewing, John G. Crane. Original widow
jane Rogers. s. l',
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Ia, Dl.pqlch 10 he In.egtgene,t.r-.

Special Dispdich 10 TIE ln!f0fgenctr.
COLUMBUS, O., May S.-Tho peniten.
tiary board Of managers to-day recon.
mondcd the pardon Of Herman Peters,
u life prisoner from Lancaster, Fairfield
county, received November %, 1882.
Peters crime was the killing Of tho man
who had traduced the good'namo OF his
daughter. u,
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ClARENoST STOCK YARDS,
Boston Wool,

. Boston. MASS. May 3.-The demand for wool
steady. Ohio and Pennsylvania 1leeces sell at
.6Ha27c for Y aud q 11IIa3Sc for Xxx: Michigan
steady at &c; No. Ohio 32a33c: do Michigan }la
SIC; combing and dclaiuo. dull and unchanged:
unwashed conbing firm at 26a2Sc: territory quiet
ct 55a5Sc clean for fine. 5s55c for fine. and 5Oa5Sc
for medium; Texas, California and Oregon I'm.
changed: pulled, choice supers 3Sai0c; good SUI
pes SoaSSc; extras 22a30c; foreign carpet woods
yteady ". 81 F..E=' ...g,s 81 - -.
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OHIO APPOINTMENTS.
Tho now OIL fnspectors--Tho Eionraugn
~ Convention Delegates. III

Ahp Ao" va
Convention Delegntoa 4,
Spteiai Dispatch 10 ne ln,tliatn@r,
CoLuMnus, 0, May sit is about sot.
tied that tho two new state oil inspec.
tors who aro 10 BIO appointed under tho
recent act dividing tho state into oil
districts, will DO J. W. McElroy, Of Mt.
Vernon, and George Caulfeld, Of Trnm-
bull county @
Governor Mckinley today appointed
as two Of tho four delegates 10 the MIC
arauga Canal convention to DO held
juno 9, in St. Louis, J. Warren Keller,
Of Springfield, and Amos Townsend, OF
Cleveland. Tho remaining two, who
will be Democrats, will DO appointed
soon. Charles N. L. Wisoman and
George Ewing, both Of Lancaster, will
audit the claim against tho boys indus
trial school.
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DIED,

GAUS-On Tuesday. May 8, 1892, at 6 O'Clock n.
N. WILLIAM NIcHARI- sou OF August and
Annie T. aaus, aged II months.
Funeral Thursday afternoon at ., O'Clock, from
the residence OF his parents, No. Sl7 Market
street Interment private at Mt Calvary Gem
etery.
BAKER-on Monday. May 2. 1892, at las p. NJ,
l.. SAILIE FRANCES BAKER. no Bulger, beloved
I, wife Of William C. Baker, aged Is years. 1
months and ii days. 49, 81
Funeral services at . p. H.. Wednesday. My 4,
at the residence. No. 50 Darrah street, ALE
ghcny City Interment private.
MAYER-On Monday. May g 1892, at $40 a. M,
MARIE THERESA. wife of William 4 Mayer,
aged q years ~ mouths and 10 days
Funeral services at the family residence, No. 10
Kentucky street. Wednesday afternoon at
2:3oo'c!ock. Friends OF the family arc In.
yited. Interment private.
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JUDGE COCHRAN TO SPEAK
Attic Annual banquet Of the loyal Lie
Einn at Cincinnati Tomorrow Night,

At tho Annual banquet of the loyal Le.
Ginn at Cincinnati Tomorrow Night.
Judge R. II. Cochran, of this city, has
had considerable honor paid to him by
being selected as one OF tho speakers at
the ninth annual dinner OF tho military
order Of the Loyal Legion Of the United
States, to be held at tho Grand Hotel,
Cincinnati, tomorrow evening at
o'clock. Among the other prominent
speakers to DO present are:
Ex-President R. B. Hayes, command
er.in-chief Of the order; Governor
William Mckinley, Jr., Of Ohio; Major
Nelson A. Miles, U. S. A, commanding
the Department of the Missouri, and
Bishop Boyd Vincent. Major General
Jacob D. Cox will preside.
The following toast has been selected
Tor Judge Cochran to respond to:
There aro bonds Of all sorts In hlsword OF ours,
Iettcrs OF friendship and ties OF flowers,
And true lovers knots, wcen;'
But none OF them bind old friend, like this
We have drunk from the same canteen."'
This will be ono Of tho principal
foastS Of the evening, as these dinners
are held in memory Of companions
mustered out OF service on earth, and
those that remain meet annually for
the purpose OF taking each othsr
cordially by the hand and keeping
green the memories OF those eventful
days when they drank from tho same
canteoI."
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THE Victor and Columbia Bicycles
arc more than ever thoroughly in ad-
vance of all other makes as the wheel
orAmerican riders in quality and style.
Intending purchasers should give them
IN examination. Aiull line at
Epw. L. Rose & Co.'s,
81 Twelfth street,
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Baltimore Cattle Market,
BALTIMORE Stock YARDS,

tf,Ey. BALTIMORE STOCK YARDS
Monday. Maya. 1892
.: swtne-There was fair trade only IN hogs
this week. The receps are some 5000 head less
than they were last week, but they seemed to be
about equal to the, demand Prices are un.
chunged. though dealers generally say there are
fewer hogs sold at the top figures than las. week.
We quote the range at 6a654c net. nearby hogs
se!ling at 6aG1<c, good.to best western 61SaTEc
per pound net, with most sales at exc net The
receipts OF hogs this week numbered 1903 head
ClARENoST STOCK YARDS, | i
- BALTIMORE, May ., 1882.
Arrivals OF live stock ut Clarcmont' stock yards
viz Baltimore J. Ohio railroad for the week ended
May l.-l7o cars. containing 1881 cattle 96
calves. $40 sheep aud lambs, 1888 hogs, Sc
horses, and = mules. ,t7ENta t'5f -,
Shipments to New York. Philadelphia, &c,
l,21, cattle "a sheep and lambs, 1ssl hogs 10
horses, 70 calves ind % mules.
All hogs and sheep sold in these yards are at
gross weight. Receipts this week 3,lO9 head,
against 26s9 head last week. FUR to good hogs
sold Of o.ooas5 %; roughs at 81 Is per 100 lbs.
Pigs q '75a5 90. 1I5 i,i..... .f}ig.i - %
Receipts Of sheep and LAMBS, go hcnd, with
sales OF wool sheep at 81 00a6 IS, and Of clipped
sheep at o.0oaso w per 100 lbs, aud lambs at
5all1ac por Id. ~ sfatF s1r
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New Building Asaoclnt ton.

The "Siar Building Association"
which has for tho past two years been
40 successful, has, in response to a gen.
cral demand for new stock, decided to
start now series, commencing Satur.
day, May 81, 1892. Stock can DO OBJ.
tained of any OF tho following named
gentlemen: George J.. Caddlo. Alfred
PAUL, II. II. Harrison, E. c.. Schoen, a.
P. Oxtoby, George Loos, J. G.. Tomlin-
son, Charles B. Reed, Charles Lukcns,
George j. Mathison, or at tho Under
writer's insurance Office, ll6O Main
street, any Saturday evening; MwAr
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.ASPlR WITH THE TIMES.
PREPARED FOR ACTION.

We're always on hand. Our CLOTHING
has proved its advantage again. WhatWould
have become Of sWeltering humanity in the .
last day ortWo if it had to put up with Gus
tom-tailors waits and delays? lnstead-We
have been nearly rushed to death-flling the
demands for LIGHTWEIGHT SUITS and
OVERCOATS. Everybody got just what
suited them-and at a moments notice.
here were lots of surprised people too
ours15 grades were: a revelation. Satisfaction
hinges on certain points. You know EN-.
fabric, fit and finish. They are ALE in our SIX
grade: You can catch a glimpse of a few of
the styles in our window. The full assort-
nent is "a perfect nest Of novelties. Get
among them-you'll profit blythe acquaintance.
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Special Disparh 10 the InteViqencer.'
WASHINGTON. D.. G., May "a patent
was granted to-day to Matthias X. Nor
ris.: Holiday Cove, w. Va, fora type
writing machine.
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PASSED AWAY-on April %. 1872, near Chi
cago. ILL. N LARA A. DELANo CLIFTON, vito OF
William IL Clifton. formerly Of this city.
"There Is no Dcathl What seems SO Is Transition:
This life OF mortal breath 't1
Is Blu: suburb Of the life elysian,
= Whose portal we call Deathu $50
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The latest Novelties in Footwear in
all tho leading styles just received.
L. Y. BLOND.
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and In tho parlancc OF the es.hetic
Athonians. We might also add that he
Is a "pcriect brick" 4l5 ea5 ~
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GARFIELD TEA is peculiarly ADAPTED to
persons OF sodentary habits, as its action
is mild, not drastic or constituting,
leaving no after ill.edects. "
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Observation-Disclosures OF Rem.
nants. SEQ to-morrow's papers. Sale
Friday. STONE s. THOMAS.
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50 ALMOST given away...Remnants-.
Friday. See to.mOrrow's papers.
STONE Il THOMAS,
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REMNANTS almost given away Fri
day. See Stone & Thomas "ad' In to-
lnOrrow's papers. & .}s
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The prico Of VOLTS Acme Backing is
zoe. a bottle, and it is cheap at That. It
costs moro 10 fill bottle with Acme Black.
ing than other liquid Dressings cost com.
plete for the market, including fancy boxes,
artistic shoppers, and other paraphernalia.
We sell The B!acking-not the package.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20

The VIII Of Deeming. the condemned
wife murderer, bequeathcd his goods aud
| biography 10 his counsel at Melbourne, Mr..
I Lyle, excepting oue-tcnth Of the proceeds,
which goes 10 Miss ROunseEel, 10 whom
Deeming was engaged.
An autopsy in the case of Gen. Gresser.
the prrfeCt of police Of Il. Petersburg, who
died few DAYS ago after being treated with
"Nitaliue.' disclosed traces OF poison in the
body. Gatchuwsky. the inventor OF Vita
line by whom Gen. dresser was treated
has been arrested. lie is a Pole, and is sus-
pected Of being concerned in some plot.
sunday 20, 600 men attended the railway
mems demonstration in London. They
paraded 10 Hyde Park, where speeches were
made by john Burns, Cunningham l.. G. IA.
ham, Nj. r., TAFT, the leader OF the great
Scotch railway strike, and others. The adj
dresses were moderate in tone. and the meet
ing was orderly. Resolutions In favor Of tLt
eight-hour Gay were adopted.
The general elections were held in Greece
Sunday. The Tricoupis party has secured
large majority. VI. TricOupis, his nephew.
aud VI. Draguumis are among the successful
candidates. serious election riot occurred
at Athens. Two persons were wounded. one
fatally.
Pere Fauvagc cure in -. Picrre-du-Cros.
Gallon, France, refused To bless the banner
OF the Imperial Associates, bearing a repre-
sentation OF the imperial eagle, on the
ground that such blessing would be con
trary To the instruction OF the pope, enioin
all i.
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A ROOM FULL or EXPLOSIVES.
Plot to BLOW Up the Gar Discovcre

riot to Blow Up the Gar Discovered.
Details Of a plot to kin the car have
reached B'rin, and have been made public
III several journals.
\ week ago two French detectives arrived
al the hntChlna and hegal a careful invcstL
Ea'Iuh OF the ace, one in the disguise Of &
toachman and the other "a an as ,istant cook.
l"o daNs after their arrival they reported
that the whole palace had been found TO be
undermined, that the underground chamber
p'hrath the cars sleeping room was al.
nall hai hlled with explosives aud that the
NlhIIl>ts back Of the plot would have started
the explosion, doubtle>sly, the next time the
car slept at the palace had they not been
ilrlEhtened away by signs Of discovery Of
their plot.
he undermining had been done by means
81 tunnel which led 10 "A hill not 300 wards
from the palace, and which must have been
lhr work OF many months. Spades, picks
ana boring tools were found near the en-.
trance IN the side of the hill. This entrance
was concealed by large rock around which
the sod was laid so carefully AS not to betray
It's frequent disturbance. The pIotters must
have worked at night and have left before
lSyhleak. rs all the surrounding country Is
carefully watched.
ms plot was known in a general way to
exist, yet the cZr's police were unable to
discover It's details or even to fix its location
definitely. The cellars aud grounds of the
halchlna palace were carefully examined,
ana upon finding nothing the detectives de-
clueu tnat the conspiratOrs had not yet begun
to act. The Paris detectives were then sum.
moncd.