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a SCARE IN LONDON.
Bitter Protest Against Atfording M As.
lun For Anarchists.

Bitter Protest Against Anor,ling mn Asy.
ium For Anarchists.
LONDON, March 3l.-The excitement
over tho Anarchist outragcs in Paris is
causing tho London authorities TO take
unusual precautions for tho security Of
lifc and property, and especially Of pub
lie buildings.
The Globe says, in n leading editorial,
that London is the dust bin OF Europe.
The majority OF agitators driven from
the Continent on account OF their con-
spiracies and outragos against social
order find refuge in England. Tho
Trafalgar riots were mainly duo to this
obnoxious and dangerous foreign clc-
ment. English agitators were not Civ
en-. like these foreigners, TO the use of
deadly weapons. 1t was tho foreign ex-
tremists who gave the example, and the
exiles from Paris now arriving in the
country would doubtless add to the
perils which mcnaced tho peace Of the
community. :,
Tho Globe advocates the proposition
OF tho Right Hon. J. w. Lowther, that
there ought to be limit on immisra-
tion. Matters in this respect are al
ready bad enough and should not be
permitted to become worse. Continu-
ing the Globe says: "Ilungry aliens ar
irving in multitudes, arc diminishing
employment for the people OF London.
OF whom q number are now in need OF
work. Russia's hordes arc swarming
into England like locusts, graspinc at
any chance,to make living at the ex-
pense OF Englishmen. In addition is
the deluso OF foreign criminals to which
no other country. would submit Am
erica rejects them and Australia has re-
fused them. England only adheres to
the sentiment that it is her mis-
sion to provide an asylum for
humanity. The result is that Great
Britain is overburdened with outcasts
from all parts OF Europe, and all classes
OF British are becoming hostile to the
idea OF making England general nsy-
lum for the. refuse of tho Continent,
and there is a general feeling in favor
OF Mr.=Lowther's proposition. For
eigncrs shut their doors to English
trade, and expect England to receive
their outcasts; but without molesting
the sacred principle OF free trade, Eng
land ought to shut tho British labor
market against the competition OF
aliens, and close her deers to foreign
anarchists"
The GiojSs outburst is all the more
remarkable, as it is the most conserva-
tive paper in London, and it is believed
that its utterances foreshadow COM
bined demand, to be made shortly, for
the exclusion OF foreign paupcrs and
anarchists. 3a95s Il
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4 Brutal Father.

,PlrrsRrRG, Pa, March SO.-A shock
ing case OF cruelty was brought to light
at Imperial today by humane agent
O'Bricn OF this city. BENJAMIN Tres, OF
tho former place, has for some timo
past been forcing his fourteen year old
daughter to work out as I servant he
forcing her to give him her earnings.
The girl lately received some money to
buy clothing, and her father became
much enraScd. Going to the house
where she was employed he command
cd her to 20 home with him. Enroutc
he tied rope around hor wrist, forcing
her TO keep up with tho pace OF his
horse, and on reaching home no beat
her SO severely that her condition f.
serious. Tres was held icr hearing
saturday. %.--',
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A BIG SUIT
Involving Over Two Million Dollars
Brought in Cleveland.

Involving Over Two Million Dollars
Brought in Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, o., March 31.--The ltiga-
ton of L. NJ. McGillin against H. B.
Clahlin & Co., OF. New York, changed to-
day into suit OF huge proportions.
Mr.. McGillin dropped previous suit
today and sued for s., ,O0S, 900, garnishee.
ing the insurance duo the Z. NJ. McGil-
lin dry goods store in which the New
York firm is heavily interested, for the
fire which recently destroyed their large
store III this city.
The litigation grows out of the trans
action by which, in 1855, f. NJ. McGil-
lin sold his big dry goods store in
Cleveland to the. NIcGillin Dry Goods
Company, in which II. B. Clallin & Co.
are heavy stock holders, and entered
with the firm into the cattle raising bus.
mess in southern Nebraska under tho
name Of the Harlem Cattle Company.
The cattle venture did not prove snc-,
cessiul. sgs at4EEf sa, @
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THE CLoTunE RULE.
Mr. bland Explains What Nc Wanted md
; Apologizcs to tho Snoak or.

Apologies to the Spoalt or.
WASHINGTON, D. G. March Sl.-Reprc-
sentative Bland, in conversation with a
reporter today, expressed the. opinion
that considerable misunderstanding OK
listed throughout the country on the
subject OF the proposed "cloture rule"
which large number OF the Democratic
members OF the house asked to have
adopted to expedite action on tho silver
bill. Mr.. Bland said: "The difficulty we
have had with the silver bill is an ap-
parent misunderstanding as to the roal
nature OF that rule that the speaker mad
intended reporting to the house. 1t is
not cloture rulc further than that it is
in aid OF tho previous question. 4,
The previous question is the cloturo
rule OF the house, We have had it for
over 80 years.
"Tho rule proposed to be reported to
pass the silver bill was simply rule
made to prevent tilibustering by declnr-
ing it to be out OF order Tor tho speaker
to entertain tilibustering motions.
When this rule is reported the house it.
self mnst adopt it or reject it, so that it
IS the house that must determine
whether or not tho house wishes to stop
tilibustering. A great many OF our
members being newmcmbcrs were mis-
led as to its actual nature. Since tho
matter is over, have learned to my
satisfaction that the speaker was bcsct
By q good many members who had
voted for free coinage. and they told
him they would not vote for such q rule.
Consequently he was apprchcnsivc that
the majority OF his own party. would
votciasainst him.. In view Of this fact
he changed his mind and refused to re-
port c.oturc.rulc until majority ask
ed for it. l criticised his action very
severely but did SO without full inior-
nation rs to the true situation. / do
not censurc him tlhis time for his ac-
I ton"
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has admitted that he was tho author Of
the Boulevard st. Germaln explosion.
Ravachol Is watched in prison night
and day by three detectives. llGis tho
illcgltimato son OF German parents, and
was born in France.
Tho senate has approved tho bill I'M
posing tho penalty Of death upon per-
sons convicted OF using dynamite for.
blowing up buildings and other unlaw.
tul purposes.
Tho anarchist prisoners who were
concerned in the explosions in the Bou-
lcvard St German und at the Lobau
barracks, have made detailed confcs-
sion. 1-a.al Fad
ltis stated that Ravachol will DO
tried for murder ut Mont Brison.' His
accompliccs no longer fearing revenge,
readily consent to reveal what they
know about Ravachol. They say that
he glorilied in the murder OF two mon
who kept vino shop near st. Etionnc,
that he boasted Of having supped in Il
room whero their corpscs lay, cutting
his food with the bloody knifo with
which he had murdered them.
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a Modified Fill.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March Sl.-The
house committee on agriculture to-day
finished the consideration OF bill regu-
latinE dealings in options and features
and it will be submitted to the house rs
soon rs the report to accompany it is
completed. The bill agreed upon is in
the nature OF 4 substitute for all the
anti-option bills before the committee.
1t is said to be mnch milder in its pro.
visions than the Hatch bill, and it is be-
lieved will meet the objections raised
by many boards OF trades against the
proposed legislation.
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Eight Persons Cren,nted.

BERLIN, March Sl.---A dispatch from
Freiburg, a city in the Grand Duchy OF
Baden, reports sad accident. During
the night quantity of petroleum in n
house there became ignitcd in some un-
known manner and before the occupants
were aware OF their danger, all hope Of
escape was cut off. After tho fire had
burned itself out the bodies OF eight
persons, the entire family that occupied
the house, were found burned to 4 crisp
in the ruins. -
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T Republican Congressional C0mmIttc ce. /.
I WASHINGTON, d. c., March 2S.-Rep-
resentative Henderson, OF Illinois, chair
man OF the house caucus, called the
joint Republican caucus Of senators and
representatives to order tonight in the
senate chamber. Senator -Cullom was
then elected to preside over, the caucus
and Representative Dalzcll, OF Pennsyl-
vaniA was elected secretary.
1t was agreed that as each state was
called the delegation should present the
name OF its representative on the Re-
publican congressional campaign COM
mittce, and where no name was pre-
sented from any state ut to-night's
meeting, liberty should be given to pre-
sent a name to the secretary in future.
A list of the names OF the members OF
the present campaign committee was
handed in. Among them were: Della.
ware, Senator Higgins; Illinois, Repre-
sentative Robert Hit; Indiana, Iepre.
sentative II. n. Johnson; Kansas, Sena-
tor Perkins; Maine, Representatives, G..
y. Boutelle; New Hampshire, Senator
Chandler; New York, Representative
Ketcham; Ohio, John a. Caldwell;
Pennsylvania, Representative Myron B.
Wright.
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Turnod statc,s EVIDENCE.

LONDON, March Sl.-Tho trial OF tho
six Wallsall Anarchists was continued
at tho Stanordshire assizes to-day. Tie
court room was crowded. The comics.
sion of Deakin, one OF tho prisoners,
was read, in which he implicated his
companions in the conspiracy, and de-
clared that they bombs they inanufac-
turcd wero intended for use in Russia.
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MPrIncen 3Iicl,nels Wife.

DETROIT, MIcH., March So.-"Princc't
Michael's wife applied this morning for
separation on the grounds OF extreme
cruelty, not for divorce, as was expect
ed. She asked for an injunction re-
straining tho "Prince" from selling or
otherwise doing away with any OF his
possessions, which was granted.
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ALMOST A HOLOCAUST
Narrow Escape Of Passengers on
tho Golden Rule.
IT WAS BY ALMOST A MIRACLE

That They Wero Saved While tho
Steamboat Was Wrapped in Flames
ut tho Cincinnati wharf...pcrhaps
tho Lives of F!rtcon Houstabouts
Wero Lost...Tle Mate Missing.
Many Rescued by the Keystone State
and Others Get Aslorc---Tho Cargo
Valued at $4,000 Dcstroyc:l..-rho
Great Whari.boat Catches Aiirc and
Is Partially Burned. 5
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NEW YoRE, March 31.-Arriycd-
Pennsylvania, Antwerp.
& BALTIMORE. NID., March 3l.-Arriycd,
Carthagenia. Liverpool. i5s.l,s
= LoSpoS, March Sl.-sighted, Greece,
.Rugia and Brittanic, New York. 5'
NEw YoEx, March Sl.-Arrived, Ger.
manic, Liverpool; Bohemia, Hamburg.
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FEARFUL CYCLONE
Strikes the Town OF nelson, Nebraska.
ia2 s3 Great Damage Don o. a. r''5,5g.

sOtEtRcb khe loNn VI NCDENohsts
tG4 Great Damage Don Q.
NELSON, NED.; March 3l.-A terrible
cyclone struck Nelson at 6:l5 p. m. to-
day. 1t came from the southwest and
could be seen FOR at least ten miles be-
fore it struck tho town. It proved to
be the worst and most destructive that
ever visited this section OF Nebraska.
Many rushed into the cellars and stores
Tor safety. Eii!
The First National Bank was un.
roofcd, the opera house block, three
stores were also unroofed and badly
damaged. The Presbyterian church
was badly wrecked. A large number
OF family residences were completely
wrecked, there being nothing left 10
show where they stood excepting the
cellars and foundations. Damage has
been estimated ut 100000. astff
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Embezzler Arrested.

CLEVELAND, March 3l.-John C.>
Campbell, the bookkeepor Of the big
lumber firm Of Woods. jerks & Co.,
was arrested to-day for embezzling
$500 from his employers. He made
full confession and said he had been
taking the money in small sums for
eight years to make good losses at the
gambling table. He is thirty years old,
married and OF q good family.
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The children's health must not DO
neglected. Cold in the head causes ca
tarrh. Ely's Cream Balm cures Mt once.
1t is perfectly safe and is easily applied
in to the nostrls. The worst. cases
yielding sit. Price 50 cents. ,1wr&w
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lLDERSON'S BUNCOMBE.
pcsolution to Investigate the Cen-
BUS Office to bo Reported.
DEMOCRATS WHO DON'T WANT IT.

"Inrcstigations'for Political Purposes
Don't Pan Out as They Expcct-.Com.
missioner Porter Wants tho Chance
10 yindIcatc His Administration
md Mr.. AlLcrson's Attempt to Mako
Cheap Capital for His Own Purpose
Wifi Prove B0omcrang.-Mr. Raum
Coming Out Ahcad..oiorgan Springs
aSllycr Surprise. F.
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SHAMoKIy, Pa, March 3l.-While at.
tending ralllc at Springfield this after
noon, fight ensued, in which John
Chintoski shot William Kcltz in the
right side, and it is feared the wound
may provo fatal.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., March 3l.-The
house committee on public buildings
and grounds to-day authorized favorable
reports OH public building bills at Joliet,
Ills, S65, 1000, and 2Massilon, O., S4OO 600.
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For West Virginia. Ohio. Western Pennsyl.
vanlaw warmer and fair Friday with Increasing
south winds probably rain by Saturday morning.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
ns furnished By c. scnSEPr. druggist, corne.
Market und Fourteenth streets. - : = :.
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AN IMPORTANT ARREST.
Anarchist H,vncho oil Thought to be tho 1,

Anarchist R,vnch0l Thought to be the In.
stSator Of All the outrngcs.
PARIS. March 3l.-The government
looks on the arrest OF Rayachol as OF the
greatest Importance, not only in that it
has thrown into its hands man nj.
ready condemned to death for murder,
but that in that it is believed that his
capture will put an end to tho dynamite
outrages in Paris. No doubt is enter.
tained that he is most dangerous
criminal and his incarceration has re-
moved great source OF trouble and un-
casiness. The government has re-
warded, and intends to reward every
ono in any way connected with the max
ing OF tho arrest.
Tho recent raids made upon tho lodg-
ings OF anarchists, and tho arrest OF so
many members OF that party, has had
the effect OF somewhat frightening them
AS rulo those who are still at liberty
no longer make loud threats in public
OF the great damage and destruction
they intend to cause. 1t is believed
that several anarchists who expected
that tho police would search their lodg.
ings, have sought to rid themselves Of
all evidence that would connect them
with the dynamite conspiracy. The
police have reason to think that some
OF these men, who are known to them,
have thrown into the Seine large quanti-
ties OF stolen dynamite, and d number
OF internal machines in their .effcrts to
escape capture: for having these articles
in their possession for unlawful pur-
poses. The authorities have hired di-
vcrs and the bottom OF the river will be
thoroughly searched for explosives.
HIS CRIMES.
Ravachols examination, which was
held last night, occupied fiyo hours. 1t
chiefly related to his past life and he
was subjected to Il string Of questions
that revealed that he was a greater vii
lain than even the police supposed. lie
confessed to the murder OF the old her.
nit OF Notre Dame de Grace. 1t is also
believed that he killed the old man ser.
want and his former wife in 1855. R.va-
chol admitted that lie was a graveyard
ghoul and told OF number OF graves
that he hnd robbed.
The Echo to-day states that Rarachol
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In the Senate.

WAsltiScrox,'D. c., March 3l.-Not-
withstanding the prevailing rain storm
the new senator from Texas set the
good example 10 his fellow senators CT
being in his seat ut the opening OF to-
days session. The junior senator from
New York was also present. The gen.
eral attendance, however, was very
slim.
| In reply 10 direct question propos.
ed to the committee on foreign rela-
'tions touching 4 petition presented by
MIR. Allen on tho subject OF the Nicarau-
qua Canal, Mr.. Sherman stated that
the work OF the canal was progressing
favorably under Il private corporation
chartered by congress. He hoped,
however, before long to mako a report
to the senate on the subject. Mr.. Nor
gan offered series OF resolutions in
structing the committee on finance to
inquire and report as to the effect OF
the silver act OF 1890 on the price OF sill
yer bullion.as to the issue OF legal ten
der notes, etc; and instructing the COM
mittcc to report promptly on the mat
ter, inasmuch us great anxiety existed
among the industrial classes as to the
causes OF the depression OF prices and
the paralysis OF the market.
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call answered, TO say nothing Of getting
q case adjudicatcd.
Tho commissioners response was that
in tho present state OF business It WIS
exceedingly difficult TO get any calls an
swercd because OF tho great number
made. They had averaged about q
thousand day this Congress. OH
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EVENING SESSION,

Less than dozen members were pres.
ent when the house rcasscmbled at s
o'clock and went into committee OF the
whole Jon the free wool bill. Aitor
speeches by Messrs. Parrott, OF Indiana;
Millilsin, Of Maine; Green, of New York,
and Pendleton, OF West Virginia, the
house adjourned.
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THE LATEST.

The fire broke out at 9 o'clock
Wednesday morning and ragged for four
teen hours. The whole city was de-
stroycd from China street to Obo, dis
tance OF two and n half'miles.
The central telegraph station built at
cost Of $4,000 rupees was destroyed.
There was no loss OF Lie.
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Tho FREQ Wool Debate Contlnuos-air.
Brosius' speech. t'

HH| H.. hrObins opeeCHs .IU '...sN
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 3l.-The
attendance In the house this morning
was q small one. After the transaction
OF some routine business, the house
went into committee OF tho whole (Mr.
Blount, Of Georgia, in the chair) on tho
FREQ wool bill.
Mr.. Brosius, Of Pennsylvania, spoke
in opposition to tho measure, and made
vigorous defense OF tho protective
system.
Mr.. Wheeler, OF Alabama, is an cner.
getic talkor, and when no took the floor
to conclude his speech (begun n week or
moro ago) in advocacy OF tho bill, ho
received the attention Of tho hundred
odd members present. He spoke but
for II brief space OF time, which he de.
voted to denunciation OF. tho McKin.
ley act.
Mr.. Stocks, OF Michigan, spoke in
favor Of the bill, and incidentally raised
his voice i'll favor OF FREQ silver coinage.
The debate to-day was without incident.
1t flowed in calm, unimpassioncd
stream. There was not an obstacle to
disturb tho even course OF eloquencc.
Merrily the stream rippled over tho
pebbles OF discussion without meeting a
rock which would break it into eddies
and ripples.
The committee having arisen tho
house took n recess until o'clock.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-07

h,4i = mile seems 50 much nearer n
that clear atmosphere which transmits
light and sound so rnarvelously.
Each morning She heard the shrill
vocal salute Of the two schoolma' ans
who lived on the claim next hers; and
from her own door she would call back
= hearty "halloo-o," which always
brought a smile to the faces of those
ancient DANES.
And then. out there everybody was
so kind to everybody else, and some
body was always offering to bring one 5
mail or ones groceries from the queer
low hut which served as general store,
post office, machine shop and dwelling
IN one.
OF course the bill of fare was apt to
be a little monOtonous. There was a
great deal OF salt pork and bacon and
dried fish, but there were lots of timed
vegetables and canned fruit from home
to help out: and, really, it wasn't at all
what one would fancy from the GOleful
tales one hears Of the suffering in new
countries.
Then there were papers and maya
zines and letters from dear ones. Only
there was one trouble. The widow had
no dear ones. She vas 50 alone. And
4 little jealous feeling would come in
spite Of her when the two old maids
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TAE Nsw YEAR cO.ET4.


And With II Cofnc t.sssa kr..,iatgons And
Other Hoth~r~et4rc D attEN
Ever since iouS TIM a-u NcN
J ear. : lar. ;hc - - January us. h-eeu
-. lay uFAsu va.sA ! swear - ~
swear = Ten. but 81, ear i..a.t hsts---ssr.a
! Viii uit with ~nme I-rn.a3#4. Haust
which i slowly hut ,urcIv veat .,- III,
its - t>-it- un~evn nrtv Est O. f#
of-of- = of vice au-Hat ~" Nscc
glycn lts own WAY - inn.. Mil -s.a
hold = person Ike & vice- y iha>
IS play upon wor3, wAieh | 5u.;
thought of. The former ysSc r-irrr.n.
- sin IN lt~ Hnaaul, rate. s.s,r- au8 t..e
latter meaning IN iustrau,rt IL N#. a
carpenter tar'sr two. #faur~ ans. t.ae
like nud lathcr tA,.n prr.lsu- ~ aa4l--
! Job u plane shaving Tie Ebrsse IS
d1ublc action The terms na4v Nc
transposed and they get there Just 'hc
saIne1
Last year resolved that ! would ~
trench in household expenses, nIa 50
agreed Il give ms wlfc certain amount
Of money every week an. lCt her pro
vide for the table That ss the alnuu.t
was certain the first week hut rly wife
saws that after that II Was frequently
decidedly uncertain She hadn't had
much experience hu' She dId nohly
She said one day That she wished
would give her the name Of some great
wholesale grocer, name that would
be synonym for the choicest u every
thing, 50 that when dealers asked hcl