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BIG FIRE AT COLUMBUS.
Flames Cause nm immcnso Loss Mt tho
ChnItnl City of Ohio

Shphh Siy OF Oho.
Columns, O., Jan. 26.-Tho most
disastrous fire that Columbus has ever
experienced occurred this morning In
tho largo block OF buildings on the
northwest corner OF Rich and High
streets. A small blaze started about
7:40 q. IN. in tho largo building Mt the
corner and before noon tho entire
block from Rich street to Walnut and
from High to Wall had been gutted by
the flames. The next building to go
was the Metropolitan. opera house
building, tho fire raging in tho fourth
story and working down rapidly, in
spite OF tho efforts of tho fire depart
mcnt 10 save it. Tho fro here first
started on the portion OF tho building
occupied by II. c. d. Goodman's leather
store, and in q short timc the cntiro
building, including tho opera house
proper, was in ruins. @
There were 4 number OF thrilling and
hair-brcadth escapes, and with tho
large force of women employed about
the building it is miraculous that the
death roll does not mount up high. The
shoe factory OF Goodman's employs
about 20i persons. These victims we're
driven out OF the building, by tho fierce
flames and had not even time to get
any OF their trappings, the fire spread.
ing SO rapidly.
Among the firms burned are: Zwein-
ers drug store, $4,000; Gazette Printing
Company, $4,000; II. c. Germans shoe
factory, loss $4,000: halliday & Hig-
gins shoe store, loss $1,000; Isaac Eber-.
lick, Metropolitan Opera House build
ing, loss $4,000, insurance 100000;
Wholesale liquor house OF Steinhauser,
loss $4,000; Staley & Morton's dry
goods store, probably $4,000.
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Pointer For West yIrcluIn.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 26.-Both the
Philadelphia and Reading and Pcnnsyl-
vania Railroad Companies will have
elaborate exhibits at the Worlds Fair.
The coal display will be presented on 4
magnificent scale giving representations
OF the manner OF haulding the products
OF Pcnnsylvania's vast coal fields from
the mine to the market. Realistic
scenes will be set displaying models OF
mines, the breakers. coal yards and
shipping yards. Other interesting feat.
ures OF the display represent the rolling
stock and the productions OF some OF
tho finest stretches OF road bed. But
few particulars OF the Pennsylvania cx-
hibit have been learned, although the
company has dccidedto be repro sented
at the fair. The authorities at Altoona
will have charge OF tho principal feat
ures representing the mechanical de-
partmcnt,
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In Scurch of n husband.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26.-Commission-
er OF immigration Rogers sent Mrs.
Phillip Hahn to Pittsburgh yesterday.
where she claims her husband is, he
having gone there 90 years ago. At
that time he had emigrated from Ger
many, since which time his wife claims
that he has been trying to obtain a
divorce, promising her 1000 marks.
This she refused, and came over on the
Ohio last trip and was detained by Mr..
Rogers, who, after communication. with
the inspector at Pittsburgh, learned
that her husband had become a citizen
and he straichtway sent ner on. She
claims that her, husband.was married
and will ask him toagivc her $4,000
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. oG.-This
government to-day received long mes
sage from Minister Egan conveying an
oIeron the part OF the Chilean govern
mcnt for settlement for all existing diff
fcultics with the United States. Tho
message confirms in every particular
the statements made in the exclusive
Associated Prss dispatch received from
Santiago last evening, which was in
effect that Chile had agreed
10 withdraw the ofIe nsive note
sent by Senior Malta, TO withdraw
its request ior the recall OF Minister
Egan and 10 submit tho Baltimore affair
to arbitration OF some neutral nation,
or 10 submit the matter to the decision
OF the United States supreme court.
Mr. Egan states these propositions ut
greater length than the press dispatch,
but the exact additions cannot now be
asccrtained. There is reason to believe,
however, that the Chilean government
not only offers to Withdraw tho offen-
siyo note, but, in addition, offers to
apologize for it. 1t also agrees to the
position taken by the United States in
regard 10 the right OF asylumza and the
safe conduct OF refugees. Mr.. Egan's
dispatch was submitted to the cabinet
at its meeting to-day.
The entire question was discussed
and it is understood thata difference Of
opinion was developed as to the pro-
priety OF accepting the offer without
modification so far as it related to the
Submission OF the question OF Chile's
liability for the attack on the sailors OF
the Baltimore TO arbitration OF aneutral
nation or to the decision OF the supreme
court. Without reaching . decision the
meeting adjourned. The Presidentwill
doubtless communicate Mr.. Esan'a dis
patch to Congress, but will probably
not do SO for several days, unless it is
called ior by the house or senate.
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DUBLIN, Jan. 2G.-Mr. John Dillon has
written 4 protest against the attempts
made by the Parnellitcs 10 prevent sub
scriptions being mado to the fund for
the benefit OF cvicted tenants. Mr..
Dillon's letter was published to-day
and in it appears the past years bal
ance sheet OF the fund. This shows
that there was expended 1920 pounds,
the proceeds OF Mr.. Dillon's American
tour and Irish subscriptions.
Mr.. Dillon says that since August
last the McCarthyites have furnished
l,456 pounds to the fund, that sum be-
ing all the money received. There are,
Mr.. Dillon says, $500 persons who
receive grants, requiring the sum OF
5000 pounds monthly.
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MADRID, Jan. 2G.-The leader OF the
anarchists who recently made such a
bold and determined attack on tho City
OF Ncres, and who was forced 10 disperses
by the cavalry at that place being order.
cd out TO assist the police, has been ar
rested. Its believed that the prisoner.
was not only responsible for the attack
on Ncres, but that it was he who plan
ned and led the raid on Borncs, town,
short distance from Ncres, which was,
the scene OF IN anarchist demonstration
q short time alter tho troubles at Neres.
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DELLA GREEN DISMISSED.
Tho United states Commissioners Dl

Tho United States Commissioner Dis
charges Kim From Custody.
WILLrANsroRr, Pa, Jan. 2G.-The
hearing OF Della Green, charged with
misappropriating s20,sOo Of the Muncy
National bank funds, took place here
this afternoon before United States
Commissioner Bentley. United States
District Attorney Walter Lyon, OF
Pittsburgh, appeared for the govern
mcnt. In rendering his decision Mr..
Bently said that, first, it had not been
proven by the government that the
money was ever in the vault, and even
ii it had bccn Mr.. Green could not be
hold for it under the law OF Limitation.
In the second place, the commissioner
held that no evidence had been forth
coming to show that Mr.. Green had
taken tho mony or knew anything OF
its disappearance, and he therefore dis
charged him on the charges made.
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LONDON. Jan. 2G.-The.S. James Ga:tiie
to-day publishes an article on tho rcla-
tions between Chile and the United
States, which it heads "An Irish boss
as diplomat" 1t says among other
things: ''rhcre is no creditable reason
why tho United States should fix the
quarrel upon her little neighbor, Chile.
The concessions that Chile has made
on the question deprivcs the United
States OF all justification for bullying
There is no doubt that the United
States can, ii she pleases, initiate
Russia's dealings with Bulgaria; there
is no drcibund to check her, but il this
course is followed We shall know that
the big ignorant democracy can be rs
insolent and domincering rs the vast
semi-asiatic despotism."
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GREAT rRorrERs SOLD
Big Sale of paio Alto Stock by Senator Lc.
/, land Stanford.


land Stanford.
New York, Jan. 2G.-0ne OF the great
est auction sales OF blooded trottins
stock ever held in this country was be-
gun in the American Institute this
morning, when Senator Leland Stanford
disposed OF q large number OF his Palo
Alto bred trotters, including children of
the great Elcctioneer and full brothers
and sisters OF Sunol and Arion.
THE star sale OF the morning was that
OF the brown colt OF 1890, Baby Mckee,
n full brother OF Arion, and a son OF
Electionccr, ont OF Mancttc, dam OF
Arion. The first bid was $4,000, but it
rapidly increased to $4,000, at which
price twas knocked down to ]. S. Fer
guson, oil New York.
Other important sales were: Piover,
two years, b. c., by Electionecr, Pene-
lopc, j. S. Ferguson, SS,050. Del Paso,
six, by Dexter Prince, Daisy D., John
D. Hogg, Meadville, Pa, Sl,725.
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WILL DE NO WAR,
Dir. BrcckinridGc's Attack on tho Prosi.
dent Foolish Brcak-So Grounds for

olr. Brcckinridsc's Attack on tho Presi.
dent Foolish Brcak-No Grounds for
II.
ENti'I DLipG'ch 10 The Htclligencr.
WAsnlSGroy, D. c., Jan. o6.-The
confirmation OF the report from Santiago
that Chile will apologize has practically
settled the issue as regards war. There
IS no one in IN official position who
now believes that war will result, and
the trouble is regarded as being over.
The Democrats are charging that the
President knew OF the Forthcoming
apology on tho evening previous to
sending his war message to Congress;
that he knew that there was no ncces.
slly lor the message, but transmitted it
anyhow ior political effect. These in
sihnations were conveyed in tho resolu.
hon introduced in the house this morn
inS BY Representative Breckenridge, OF
kentucky.
1t seems highly improbable that tho
PRESIDENT had any such information at
Inc tine alleged. In TACT, itswas not
HA0l late hour this evening that corr
hFmotion OF the original report was ro-
ported and itthD President had knowl-
eaEe rs cary as Sunday last his news
mClII'Ics must be Of M extraordinary
character. The Chilean minister him
sea had no information respecting the
expected apology before the message
Vas transmitted.
ALL THE TALK.
4ho situation is the absorbing
question OF the hour, and untilthe
paol'c @ mind is allaycd US to tho proba.
u''''ies OF war, it is hardly likely that
INC peoples representatives will settle
down 10 the more scdatc consideration
" routine legislation. While Mr.,
n,t,SCNIhfidSe's ,", resolution was finally
aStEtrea to tho committee OH foreign
s'a.Fs, sna, II was only done after the assur.
n; slCG Of tho members that the resolution
SouLa DC reported back without DELAY
.a. ~ ease ITS adoption seemed necessary to
subject. S" ~ i''iiu !'t53 on 'l inc
c,,;r t;meFe~as manifested throughout the
Sn,Ee So" discussion OF this question; in the
ISa<e ,i, to-day all almost bescechinc de-
iMs ia.. on the part OF the members OF the
IN iSG Il: i,,as affairs committee TO rotain with
%ms ,;. Jurisdiction control of tho Chilean
GSValion SS sn and exercise IN an untramell-
ccnni ~ manner all the prerogatives OF that
Ta'ts!tiee. W.. On the other hand, there
.iss S@ quito as plainly manifested the do.
,Ss. ,SST .! me house in general to know ali
,b% 'a' diplomacy knows in this hour OF
Sis, r "ITohs crisis; and while the for
;hS S" mars committee finally received
b,s, %S custody s.sSC Of the resolution, tho dc.
tSs sG tutticcd to give stern warning OF
ons,,. s M'IThlion Of the house to guard ieal-
S+SHId SrS,S AL its prerosatives and be the su.
Hs,nG i;oa tribunal in the final consi,lnrn.
AMI AMI =, ~ mo cntus Lsli. Preccdcnts, rules
rSu raw. legislative formula excite but little
Snefence SoNace from the members OF tho
oi i.ss' ,as' VINO regard the situation as ono
w great gravity to warrant tho
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THE POPE AND ITaLY.


conference LOOKING 10 accommodation
-Leo's Successor.
ROME, Jan. 2G.-It is learned from
Vatican sources that few days ago
Cardinal sarafno Nonnutelli had q long
and grave interview with the Pope on
the subject of a reconciliation between
the Holy Sec and Italy.
Tho interview with the Pope lasted
an hour and hall. Tho Pope promis-
cd to consider the arrangements pro-
posed. Doubtless hc will wait with a
view to discovering the reason OF these
overturcs OF the Austrian court.
1t is already known that Austria,
supported by Germany, will endeavor
to bring about the election Of Cardinal
Saratino Nannutelli as Leo NILS sue.
cessor 10 the Pontilical throne, and
Mgr. Galamberti would be his secretary
OF state.
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for tho present. Nothing has yet been
heard from Admiral Ghcradi who was
last heard from at Barbados, n week
ago to-day. This is regarded us sulli.
cient evidence that he Is not merely
cruising around among tho West Indies
whore he could hardly sail for week
without striking Il port, and 1t is
generally accepted as n fact that he has
either gone south to Montovidco or cast
to Gihrultnr.
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a STARTLING RUMoR.
Report that :, steamvr hns Conc Do

Report that u Steamer hns Conc Down
! will, All on Board. 81
CoRrNSA, SPAIN, Jan. 26.-It is be-
lieycd here that an unknown steamer
with every soul OF board was lost about
the 10Th OF January off Cape Finisterc.
A quantity OF wrcckagc has been wash
cd ashore in the vicinity OF tho cape,
and vessels which have arrived here
from the southwark report having
passed floating wrcckagc. Some OF the
wreckage consisted OF articles that
would be found only on n steamer.
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Big Fire ut Elizabeth.

ELrzABErlr, n. j., Jan. oG-The ex.
tcnsive plant OF Borne, scrymser & Co.,
lubricating Gil manufacturers, at Eliza
bethport, was almost entirely destroyed
by fire tonight. An explosion OF one
OF the stills occurred soon after the day
force had left their work, and although
the night men made use OF the Gre
apparatus on tho premises they were
unable to check the progress OF the
flames. Loss, S3Q0,OOO; partly insured.
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PnlLADELriII,, PA., Jan. 2G.-John I.
RigSin, ofthis city, a brother OF the
United States sailor killed by the Chill
cans, has eagagcd MS counsel eX.Attor.
ney General WV. Kerr, to press an
indemnity claim for his brothers death
against the Chilean government. The
amount OF indemnity that will be asked
has not been decided d,upon.
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salva.ion:sts Again alobbed.

LoSDoS, Jan. e6.-Thcrc was re-
newal OF the trouble between the mob
and the Salvation Army. Mt Eastburne3
Sunday. The police were powerless to /.
protect the members OF the army from
the onslaught OF the mob, and anumber;
OF the salvation lasscs" were thrown
down by their assailants. Many OF them
We're quito scverely injured. 80
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Paris Hospitals Crowded.

PARIS, Jan. e6.-All the hospitals Of
this city are SO crowded with patients
as result OF the epidemic OF influenza
that there is now no room for now
sufferers, and the municipal authorities
have been compelled to asli the gov
ernmcnt to permit the use OF vacant.
barracks rs temporary hospitals for the
large number OF afflicted persons seeking
raltnf fz- = l.rI- .r0REs +. =
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VIII Ecil I;csignc

WAsHISGToy, D. c., Jan. a6-It is
asccrtaincd on the best OF authority
that Hon. Whitelaw Reid, the United
States minister to France, is seriously
contemplating resignation in order 10
resume his journalistic work. The
state department, it is understood, has
been advised to this effect.
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Now Comes ~, ru,..er.,y,r
= = .'' " t'1o uf..t = FWT. n J -
New YORK, Jan. .26,-Thc Democratic

NV Yoak, Jan. 26. The Democratic
s ate committee went into executive
session in the Hoffman House promptly
at noon today. and after thirteen
minutes deliberation, decided that the
state convention shonld be; held in
Albany on sWnsliington's birthday, Feb.
r!ary %, when dele:a,es.at.larse to tho
national convention WILDE selected. q
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THE CABINET MEETING
Discusses tho Chilean Ninttcr-nut One
Member Absent,

Member Absent.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Thc cabinet
met promptly at 1850 o'clocl; today
and devoted nearly the entire session to
u discussion OF the Chilean controversy.
All tho members wcrc present except
Secretary Foster, who is ut Fortress
Monroe. That the Chilean matter was
under consideration is proved by tho
fact that u messenger from the state de-
partment brought about dozen copies
OF the entire Chilean correspondence,
printed in pamphlet form, to the Whita
House about noon and they were taken
into the cabinet room,
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Tho Chilean Government Makes O
Worry Full Apology.
MESSAGE FROM MINISTER EGAN
officially Confirms tho Associated
Press Exclusive News,
REGARDING CHILE'S CONCESSIONS,
And War VIII Be Avortcd by This
Governments Acceptance.
Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY,

Allows His partizan Feeling TO Get
the Best of His Discrction...lic In.
,roduccs Resolution Which Is an
unjustIilablo Insult to the President
and Indulscs In Some Silly Insinnn-
,lons.-.Thc Administration Could
Not Possibly Have, Known of tho
Apology When tho War Message
Vas Sent to Congress, Despite the
kcntuckian's Intimations.
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Knoxville, Tenn, Jan. aG.-Yester-
day Jack johnson, near Washburn,
Granger county, gave his wife a beating.
His boy John. aged 1G, objected and
finally shot his fatlicr. The father is
dying today and tho lad is 4 fugitive
from Justice. =. 3
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FATHER PoiSr, Qvf., Jan. 2G.-Arch-
bishop Langevin died this evening after
an illness OF twelve hours. The de-
ceased was seventy-one years Of ago and
was the first bishop OF the 5Rimous!.i
diocese. s595,
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TO BE INVESTIGATED.
Tho Ohio Legislature Will Inquire
into tho Bribery Charge.
Mr.. bAUGHERTY II. PUSH TO TRIAL

Tho Men Who Have Libcllcl Him.
Senator Sherman Writes u Letter
Commondlng tho NIovc...Hc is Will.
ing to Go on tho Stand and Testify
that Not Ono Dollar Was Spent by
Him Illegally In tho Senatorial
Contes,.-.A Committee Appointed,
Consisting ofTwo from Each Party.
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QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 2a.-Arriycd-Tcu-
tonic, New York Indiana, Philadel.
,phia. II .s50
LONDON, Jan. 20.-sishtcd- America,
Virginia. Baltimore.
NEw IoRE, Jan: 96,-Arrived-Aller,
Bremeni Marcia, BRAZILIAN ports. \
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VIENNA, Jan. 2G.-Thc Duchess Ludo.
vico, mother OF Empress Elizabeth, OF
Austria, is, prostrated with q severe OF
influenza, complicated with pneumonia
She is in dying condition.
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Tho Stricken Russians.

LONDON, Jan. 26.-Advices received /
here from St. Petersburg show that,
thousands OF peasants from the famine
stricken districts have. started for
Siberia in tho hope that they may
better their condition. ~
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BnIsBASE, QUEENSLAND, Jan 226.---5
Townsville, a seaport on Cleveland bay,$
Queensland, is inundated. A number
OF buildings have collapsed and railway
traffic is stopped. ij5
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LONDON, Jan. 27.-The number Of
deaths attributed to influenza in Lon,
don during the past week is 506. The.
general mortality shows further in.
crease. S. {.
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WAgMISGro*, D. c.. Jan. oj.-fnr wcH VIZ.
EillH, western i'cruylyanlH and Ohio, fair I'LL
thursday; northwest winds. M sT'f.fs'Ii
TTrMPEEATriiG Tuesday,
as furnished by C.. ScHSEPp, druggist corner
Nari:et and Fourteenth st-cctt Y - / -
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CoLuMDUs, O., Jan. 2G.-Represcnta-
tive II. NJ. Dougherty, OF Fayctto coun-
ty, to-day asked tho house that the
charges be investigated that he had ac-
ccptcd bribe Of $500 TO vote for Sem
ator Sherman in the senatorial caucus.
A resolution was adopted for the ap-
pointmcnt Of 4 committee OF four TO in.
vcstisate tho charge and report to the
house. The committee consists OF two
Democrats and two Republicans.
Messrs. Beard and Rciter, (Democrats),
strock and Hcinlein, CRcpublicans.)
Tho following letter has been received
by Mr.. Dougherty bearing on the SUBJ
iect:
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SENATE CHAMBER,
WAcIttNGrnS Ii [

! notice that you intend to push to
trial some OF the men who most unjust
ly libeled you and indirectly libclcd inc.
| think so clear and strong case OF
gross injustice ought to be punishedif
the law can furnish any relief, and 1
sympathizc with you and will stand by
you in the effort to reach the guilty
parties.
No one can know better than l the
frank. manly and disinterestcd course
you pursued in the contest for the or
ganization OF the house and the election
OF senator, and no one can know better
than how false the imputation made
against you was.
l am glad to say that in tho whole
contest ] never used one dollar OF money
to corrupt or influence the vote or.judg-
ment OF any member OF the legislature,
and that the charge that you received,
or were to receive, 50 800 or any other
sum OF money is absolutely false and
malicious. Whenever you desire me to
testify to this l will gladly do so. Very
sincerely yours, JonS SHERMAN.
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DoubIe-wedding.

Married. By Rev. A. j. Wigle at the
residence of w. II. Taylor one and y
miles. south eastiof this city Sept. Cad,
1892, James\W. Clark, of Brownsville,
Linn county, Qyegon, and Ella Taylor
of Wasco couhtM Also at the same
place and sa4e time by the same, Perry
Morgan and Alice Eeylor, of Wasco
county.
Only the7nearest neighhprs were in
vited who we're treated to a Aountiful re-
past, PREPARED for the occasion. The
evening vas past in social conversation
and music, and was altogether very en-
joyable to all present. Quite a variety
and number of useful and ornamental
articles were presented to the newly
married couple.