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DOES HE MEAN 1T?
A Report Tint Cleveland Has Withdraw
From tho Presidential Race.

Report Tint Cleveland Has Withdrawn
From tho Presidential Race.
New YoRE, Jan. 24.-Tho World to-
day prints tho following special from
Washington:
Two weeks ago Mr.. Cleveland decided
to announce his positive and fiual with
drawal from the Presidential contest.
Ho communicated his determination to
a few OF his most intimate friends.
They urged him almost vehemently not
to do SO. Finally, against his own in
clination, he agreed to postpone the an
nounccment for short time. Then he
went to Louisiana.
There, in q paragraph, is the most i'm
portant political news printed since the
World announced Mr.. Blaine's position.
1t may be denied for polite reasons, but
it is a fact. nevertheless, which comes
to the World correspondent straight
from headquarters.
The truth is, Mr.. Cleveland is disap-
pointed and disguised. He feels that he
has not received that consideration from
the party leaders (Which he is enti-
tied. Only very few OF his most inti-
mate friends, none OF whom wields a
very potent influence in tho real man
agcment OF the party, have consulted
him. The others have ignored him
utterly. Even in specific instances,
when his wishes have been well known,
not the slightest attention has been paid
to them. na
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WILL BECosrEiA CATHOLIC.
a Member of Famous Episcopal Family
Is Going to Change Ills Faith.

a Member of n Famous Episcopal Family
IsGoins TO Change Ills Faith.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9i.-It was an
nounced to-day in Episcopal Church
circles that Lawrence j. Kip, grandson
OF the venerable Episcopal Bishop of
California, will join the Roman Catholic
Church Monday. Young Kip is a law
yer, who for several years assisted his !
grandfather in the duties OF bishop be-
fore the bishop secured m assistant.
In this way he became acquainted with
Father Sosia, OF the Jesuits, who brought
about his conversion. Young Kip. it is
understood, will soon marry a Catholic
young woman, and his friends declare
that cupid moro than religious convic-
ton, has led to his change Of faith.
The Kip family haru been famous in
the Episcopal church. Bishop William
Ingraham Kip is the second Oldest
bishop in America, being ranked only
BY Bishop Williams. OF Connecticut. ;
Young Kip's mother was Miss L. c.
Kenncy, OF New York, daughter Of
the former United States Minister to
Tunis, and cousin to Bishop Coke, of
Western New York, and also q cousin to
cX-p President Cleveland,
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Svtir! BbgG'th 10 he fnieliqtnetr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. e4.-There is
4 deep interest in the message which it
!, cxpcctcd that tho President will send
10 Congress tomorrow OH tho Chilean
situation. 1t will embrace, with tho
correspondence, about 100000 words.
This will comprise complete review OF
every oblainablo TACT having a bearing
on the case, and upon Congress will be
thrown the responsibility OF deciding
the extent to which our national honor
has bCon violated.
Tho Post tomorrow will say: "Thcrc
is good reason TO fear that Chile's fail
uro to promptly accedc to
the demands OF our ulti-
natum will lead to something moro
than the nero breaking of Of diplo-
matte relations. President 1Iarri-
son, it is strongly limited, will in
hrn Congress in his message
that this government intends to
enforce tho ultimatum by means OF 4
nava! demonstration and such other
measures as may be required. Congress
will be asked to sanction everything in
yolyed III this undertaking"
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EXCITEMENT INCREASING
In Chile Over tho Probability OF n War.
Chile's Attitude.

Chile's Attitude.
SANTIAGO, CHILE, Jan. 24.-Thc cx-
element over tho imbroglio with the
United States is growing rapidly. The
Valparaiso incident is the all prevailing
topic OF conversation and the probable
results OF a war between Chile and the
United States are eagerly discussed.
While it cannot be said that the excite
ment has reached the stage that is COM
monty known as .'war fever" yet the
natural martial instincts OF the Chilean
pcoplcarcwithout doubtgreatly aroused.
1t was definitely ascertained ao-day
that Senior Pereira, tho Chilean minister
OF foreign affairs, has sent to the United
States Minister. Egan, q formal notitica-
ton that the Chilean government will
reply tomorrow to the noto containing
the ultimatum OF the United States gov
ernment 10 the effect that diplomatic
relations Of the two countries may cease
unless the offensive note sent out by
Senior Malta regarding the Baltimore
aifair be Immediately withdrawn and
reparation DO made for tho attack up
on American sailors in Valparaiso.
1t is also learned that the British
minister to Chile has received instruc-
lions from his government to offer his
services as mediator to prevent war
between Chile and the United States.
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WIRE WAITS.

James J. Lindsay, Of Baltimore coun-
ty, and Greevy and Patterson, OF AL
toona, Pennsylvania, attorneys for Al
bert a. Marshall, dockctcd a suit Sat-
urGay in the Baltimore court OF COM
mon pleas OF this city against the Etna
Lie Insurance, OF Hartford, Connecticut,
claiming $4,000 damages. This suit
grows out OF the kidnapping OF Mar
shall in September last t'irom his home
near Towson, in Baltimore county, by
Arthur L. Donaldson, the general agent
OF the iitna Life Insurance Company,
ut Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
Tho employees OF tho Homestead
plant OF Carnegie's were notified
through their mill committees that the
firm desired to arrange the new scale
now instead OF waiting until July l.,
when the old ono expires. The work
men wero very much elulcd over the
action OF tho employers, as it is the first
time they have recognized the Anal
gamnted Association. No trouble III
reaching settlement OF the wage ques-
ton is expected.
Robert IIeplcr, who murdered the
Cooley family in Barton county, Mis-
souri,, last Sunday, and who was brought
from Lamar TO this place to prevent 4
lynching, was taken from jail Saturday
night BY mob and hung to the limb Of
tree. lie said that he had committed
the deed, but was drunk and did not
reco!lect anything OF it.
The memorial window placed in st.
James Episcopal church, Twcnty.second
and Walnut streets, Philadelphia, by
George ". Childs to the memory OF tho
late Rev. DR.. Henry ]. Morton, was nn-
veiled yesterday afternoon in tho pros
cnco OF many OF tho relatives and
friends OF the former rector.
Tho committee that has been organ
izcd for the Episcopal Jubilee OF the
pope intend to issue an appeal to Italian
Catholics to collect q million OF lire to
deiray tho expenses OF y mass that the
pope will celebrate i'll st. Peters.
The steamer La Normandic, which
sailed from Hnvrc yesterday afternoon
for New York, collided with, and sank
the tug which had boon towing her.
Five persons were drowned and one
was seriously injured.
Tho police OF Cadiz, Spain, have
discovered n supply OF arms md
ammunition which had been secret
ly stored away by Anarchists. Among
the weapons found by the officers arc
800 rcvolvers.
Twenty deaths have occurred from
grip in jefferson county, Ohio, during
the last five days. In Richmond town
ship 100 families are reported with one
or more cases.
John Davis, a well-known farmer, liv-
ing near Marietta, Ohio, is dying with
the rabies. Some time ago ho was bit.
ten by a hog, which Was suffering from
the disease.
Tho house OF delegates, OF Virginia,
has agreed to tho senate joint fcso!u-
ton ratifying the plan proposed for set
tlemcnt oftho state debt.
Mrs. Catherine IIarlanl, her niece
Mary Kelesher, OF Providence, Il. L,
were asphyxiatcd BY escaping gas in
their room last night.
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DIR. GRAVES'S CASE.
a Sensational KumUr-Tho Defense Con-
ildeut of II Now Trial.

A Sensational Eumur-Tho Defense Con-
ildont OF II Now Trial.
DENVER, COL, Jan. 24.-Quite 4 sem
sation was caused here to-day by the
unfoundcd report that Deputy Sheriff
James Wilson, who had escorted DR..
Graves from the court house 10 the
county Jail, and to whom tho doctor is
said to have acknowledged his guilt in
poisoning Mrs. Barnaby, had rctractcd
his statement and said that tho doctor
had not confessed anything to him. Mr..
Wilson cmphatically denies that hu
has made such retraction, although
Judge Eurman, attorney for DR.. Graves,
says he is confident OF q new trial for
his client, for he has discovered point
on which to urge u rchcaring.
He says Judge Rising erred in his in
structions to the jury in this that he in
structcd them to return verdict OF
guilty,lf they thought the doctor had
committed the crime. Notwithstanding
the circumstantial evidence in the case
was complete. Judge Furman has un-
carthed 4 similar set OF instructions on
an old case here in which the defendant
was convicted but was granted new
trial by tho Supreme Court OIL account
OF the error in the judges instructions.
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supposea TO Have Room ,1ur,leron.

PIrTspuEGn, Jan. 2l.-The remains Of
Martha James, aged nineteen years,
domestic at Arthur's hotel, were found
about midnight near the Pittsburgh,
McKccsport & Youghioghcny tracks, on
the South Side. Tho only marks on her
body was IN ugly wound at the base OF
the brain. She was last seen with her
lover, Michael Fryic, about one hour be-
fore the body was discovered. Fryle
has been arrested pending tho coron.
or's investigation. IIo claims that they
were walking on the tracks and that
she was struck by train.
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HIS FRIENDS INDIGNANT
Over tho Report That Mr.. Cleveland 1.
Not n Candidate For tho Nomination.

Over tho Report That Mr.. Cleveland Is
Not n Candidate For tho Nomination.
Special Dipatch to the htclligenccr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 24.-Thc
friends OF eN-Prcsidcnt Cleveland are
very warm over a report that has beer
generally circulated that he is contem-
plating withdrawal from the Prcsi-
dental race. 1t is said that this is
roorback circulated by the Hill people
to discredit the ex-President. The in
tercst i'll the matter lies in the fact that
an opening break is likely to occur be-
tween the Hill and Cleveland supporters
in Congress, which may have some
unique results in the legislation OF the
present session.
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GAlsXA'S BAND
Broken up into Parties of Two and Throc.
Tho Bandit Located.


Tho Bandit Located.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, Jan. 94.-Major
Lewis T. Morris, third cavalry, who has
been in command OF the government
forces at Laredo for a month past, has
reached here in response to an order to
report to General Stanley in person.
He says that tho Cara bands have
broken into parties of two or three
persons, and are protected by ranch
men on this side OF tho river, who are
undoubtedly in sympathy with Cara.
The United States forces will do Moth
ing until spring when the grass comes
up, rs it is impossible to carry foraso
through the chapparel, and in tho
matter OF grass the country is as baro
US billiard ball.
1t is learned here that Cara has been
exactly located by tho United States
troops. llo will be a prisoner or dead
man inside OF ten days. Adjutant Con
eral Mabrey is cndeavoring to induce
him to como in aud surrender and
stand trial for violation OF the neutrality
laws. Ii he refuses he will be attacked.
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PIERCED EYNBuLLET.
III pittsburc Shooting Gallcry-aIystcry
Surrounding the Killing of n Boy.

III pittsburc Shooting Gallcry-aIystery
Surrounding the Killing of n Boy.
PlTTsBuEG, Pa, Jan. 24.--James Kin
noy, the cishteen-year-old son OF Pa
trolman Kinney, was shot in the breast
in Brownies shooting gallery late last
night, and died shortly after being tax
en- to tho hospital. 1t is claimedthat
tho shooting was accidental, but tho nj,
fair seems rather mysterious at this
hour, and the police nrc in search OF
two boys who were shooting in tho GAL
ary Mt the time, but who disappeared
immediately afterward. The man in
charge OF the gallery was loading a gun
when he heard the shot, and was STAR
tied to sec Kinney fall 10 tho floor. He
ran for doctor. The boys disappeared,
and rs yet there is no certainty Just.
how the shooting occurred.
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Bcnito will carry cargo Of over 1900
tons, and 10 expected to make tho run
10 Chilo In less than month.
MhTTh'S NOTE.
It Siust 10 Withdrawn or Diplomatic re.
lntions VIII Cease.

It SIust 10 Withdrawn or Diplomatic re.
lntions VIII Cease.
SANTIAGO DE CuiLr, Jan. 24.-It was
learned yesterday that tho question at
issue between Chile and tho United
States has assumed Il most acute phase.
This information is to tho effect that
tho Chilean government has received
from tho government OF tho United
States an ultimatum which, in tho
strongest possible terms, states that
diplomatic relations between tho two
countries will cease unless tho Offensive
circular note sent out by Scnor Malta,
recently the Chilean foreign minister,
in regard to the Baltimore affair Is with
drawn. Furthermore, tho ultimatum
demands that Chilo Immediately make
rcparation for tho attack by tho mob
on tho Baltimore sailors in Valparaiso,
and that she make IN apology for those
attacks.
The ulsimatum concludes with tho
statement that tho United States will
tolerate no further delay on tho part OF
Chile answering the demands OF the
American government.
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CONGRESSIONAL FORECAST.
The Chilean Affair will Occupy tho Attcu-
tion of Roth IIpusps


WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Thc course of
proceedings in Congress during the
ninth week Of the session depends large
ly upon tho manner III which the Prcsi-
dents message and the Chilean corrc-
spondence are received. The probabil-
tiles, however, arc strongly against the
matter being precipitately taken up for
consideration by either branch OF the
national legislature or any discussion OF
the subject Immediately on receipt OF
tho Presidents message. The usual
formal course doubtless will be followed
/ in each house OF Congress by referring
the message end tho accompanying cor
'rcspondoncc to the appropriativc COM
enittcc. Pending consideration in conf
mittcc the message and correspondence
will be printed. After members have
thus had an opportunity to inform
themselves from tho official history OF
the trouble, some OF them may desire to
be heard on the floor, but tho DISPOSE
tion oIthc most influential men in the
senate and in the house is adverse to
any unusual haste in tho consideration
OF tho subject. 1t is expected that the
promised message OF the President and
all the correspondence relating to our
trouble with Chile will be sent TO Con-
grcss tomorrow. Such is tho intention
OF the executive this evening, and un-
loss the case should suddenly assume
some now phase, requiring an addition
TO the message, it will be laid before
both houses and read in both OF them
tomorrow afternoon.
The appropriation committee is pre-
pairing an urgency deficiency bill to
continue tho work OF the census bureau,
andit will probably be ready for con-
sidcratioH in the house during the
week. The military affairs committee
Is in session almost every day on the
rmvappropriation bill or tho military
scadcmy appropriation bill and within
the next ten days one OF these measures
il expected be OH the calendar ready
ior. consideration at the will OF the
house.
Thegronl Dixie Constantine, an uncle
oi tho czar, is dying. lIo was born in
1927.
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JUSTICE pnApnEys FUNERAL.
Tho sorvicea vory plain and Simple, as hc
Hcnuestctl,

hc1ucbtcW.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-In accordance
with tho distinctly expressed wishes OF
the late Justice Joseph i. Bradley, tho
funeral services held hero to-day over
his body wcrc plain and simple in tho
cxtrcmc, and this will also DO the char
acter OF the final services in Newark, n.
j., tomorrow. Tho funeral was held ut
his lato residence OIL Third and l streets
IN this city. Save for tho number OF
distinguished people present, there was
nothing to indicate TINT 1t was tho
funeral OF one OF the highest officers OF
tho government or that there was aiy-
thing more remarkable in tho achieve
mcnts of tho man 10 whose memory
those present wero gathered TO pay re-
spect than may be said Of every man
who has quietly and modcstly in prl-
vatc life earned tho respect and esteem
oil his associates.
There woro onlya few flowers. The
services were conducted by tho Rev.
DR.. Bartlett, OF tho New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, Of which Mr..
Bradley was Il member. At their con-
clusion tho body was borne to tho
hearse by the active pail bearers, follow.
cd by the justices OF tho court, who
were tho honorary pail bearers, the
family and relatives and others. The
procession moved to tho Pennsylvania
railroad station, where the body was
placed the Congressional limited
express, which left here at 4 o'clock.
The remains will be met in Newark on
arrival there at S:i5 tonight by friends
Of the dead man and will probably lie
in the North Dutch Church over night
and until . o'clock tomorrow, When the
last rites will take place and the body
be inferred.
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81. PETEItsDuRG, Jan. 2k-Fourteon
hundred cniisran.s from the famine
stricken provinces recently arrived at
Tioomen, Siberia. cn route to Tobolsk,
which lies l20 miles othc nortllwesto OF
Tioomcn. These unior.unates arc i'll Il
most desperate plight. Their money is
exhausted, they lack food aud clothing,
and many OF them arc suffering with
different diseases. i4;y5
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JACKSON, Mss, Jan. pa serious
wreck was caused on the Illinois Cen
trail here last midnight by the collision
OF two engines. The belated north
bound cannon ball ran into some empty
box cars, tho engineer mistaking his or
ders rs 10 what switch to use. The
fireman, Ellis Scofcld, was killed and
the engineer, Sam Berry, had his arm
broken and badly bruised. The track
is clear and trains running as usual.
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WHAT SHALL THEY DO WITH 1Tq
The Sum Subscribed FOR n Weddln: Pres
eut to tho Duke OF Clarence.

The sum Subscribed For Wcddln: Pres
ent to Iic Duke OF Clnrcncc.
LONDON, Jan. GA contest is raging
in the newspapers through the medium
ofletters and editorials over singular
proposition that has been broachcd
from some quarter, to devote the funds
raised for tho late Duke OF Clarence's
wedding testimonials to !, furnishing n
dover for the Princess May whenever
she shall be welded. The Times, tho
Spectator and some other papers favor
the idea, while the PdR Mil Ga,elie, the
Standard and some other journals de-
nouncc the project, and comment OH the
indclicacy OF Offering tho Princess a
purse in lieu OF her lover" Tho Pail
.HaN Gazette declares the plan worthy OF
anation OF shop-keopcrs, and suggests
rs Il counter, proposal that the money
whose disposition is tho subject OF so
much pcrplcxity be devoted to the cree
ton OF 4 memorial hospital.
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Caused by Natural Gas,

PlTrsRuRou, Jan. 24.-Firc at o'clock
this morning destroyed r. & w. Jcnk.
inson's Wholesale tobacco warehouse on
Penn avenue, near Eleventh. street, and
badly damaged NJ. L. Pollard's liquor
store adjoining. Loss SAC, 900; fully in
sured. Tho fire is supposed to layo
been caused by natural Eas. &
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NrwroS, Miss, Jan. ol.-In mn at
tempt TO arrest two desperate negroes,
wanted in Clarke county, Ala, ior a
murder committed nine years ago,
Oliver Connell, one Of the criminals,
was instantly killed and Weldon Nor
man, one Of the shrriIr's posse, mort
ally wounded.
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SANTA CRuz, CAL, Jan. o4.-Thc pow
der works OF this city received dis
patch yesterday from Washington to
rush tho work OF manufacturing gov.
crnmcnt powder to tho full capacity OF
its works. The probability is that an
increased force will be put OIL next
week,
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CHASTITY AND GRUEsoSIE.
Funeral Directors In Rivalry Tor the Grip
Victims

. 80 H . q ~. g .
LONDON, Jan. o4.-Funoral directors
arc, OF course, rcaping golden harvest
from the grip. 1. might seem that at
such n time there would be less occasion
than usual TO advertise thoir business,
but in fact tho increase in the demand
ior their services has had the effect OF
stimulating competition bctwccn them.
Anovel method OF attracting custom
has been adopted by ono undertaken in
tho East End. lie causes hearsc to be
drawn through the streets. bearing q
large sign with his namo and address,
and the announcement that his charges
for conducting n funeral are only
twcnty-iour shilllngs and aixpenco up.
ward. ING hearse IS accompanied by
three goomy-loo!Siug individuals,
dressed completely in black, and the
device succeeds in attracting much ut.
teution.
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1.oSDoN, Jan. o5.-The Times this
morning prints dispatch from VAL
paraiso to the effect that quieter feel.
ing now prevails there in regard to the
trouble with the United States, and
that the rate OF exchange has improved.
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MEANWHILE, Pa, Jan. 24.--According
to the first official reports OF Hoskins
and NIcClintocls, assignecs OF the AIessrs.
Delamater, the general creditors OF
the insolvcnt bankers will not receive
more than eight or ten cunta on the
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NnSloMk to lilclit.

Ph'LApELrllrA, Pa, Jan. 24.-Thc Irish
american residents of this city are
Saser y to serve against Chile if war
s,nIolH be declared. Col. John D.
NV phy, commander OF the Hibernian
IISlTs Ir;Ts and chief signal officer OF tho
ann MEA Americs7 military union, has
tiS command & "''-f' ~, :
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=, AS FRANCISCO, CAL, Jan. 24,-Thol
s"'Iea States government has char
S'Su S Inc big Southern Pacific steamer
CHI, CHI Nenlto and will dispatch her to
"S WIN . cargo Of coal. The San
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New YoRK, Jan. 24.-rhc physiciana
in attendance upon Cyrus W. Field,
who has, been critically i'll, reported his
patient convalcscing tonight. n
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CArARRu is not local but consti-
tutional disease, and requires u cons,i-
tutionnl remedy like Hoods Sarsaparilla
to elect q cure. Is
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CMno, ILL.,, Jan. 24.-Thc tow boat
.GcorgoW Stone sunk last night at the
lower incline. 1t is supposed to have
sprung u leak. Her watchman is miss
ing. si 4
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For Western Pcunylvanih Ohio enl West
Virginia. generally fair; clearing on InSO On.
t.rl3: slightly WARMERS southwest winds; fair
I'LL Tuesday. Mg,Sii ~. a x 6l 80.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
viii bo Sont to Both Hounes of
Copgross To-day.
.IlTIMATUM OF THE UNITED STATES

VIII be Answered by Chilo To-day.
Tic Demand OF that Country forthc
r:rr"'r nr Minister Esnn Received
urcat Surprisc.--Thc War Feel
m., IN Chile Growing-..Pcopic Talk
orNothlng Else but tho Probability
ora Conflict.