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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-01-18
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DsstsA- In " village isil are thirty
prisoners awaiting trial for one Of the
crimes.
The prettiest girl In the village was
recently hetrothed 10 AdrAin Garcia,
aad PENDING the arrangsnsat fer their
marriage the young mAn commended
Ms AAncee - the care Of The priest Ct
the village church. The GIRL was be-
trayed ~ the priest. 6hs confessed 70
her lover, and Garcia shot the priest.
Immediately afterward he surrsndsrsd
himself 70 the village authorities, and
was locked mp in the jail.
AL the religious fanatics Of the town
were aroused ky the shooting Of the
priest They refused to bslisvo the
girls story, and demanded that Garcia
be turned over TO them for summary
punishment for numbering the priest.
Lats at night mob surrounded ths
jail for the purpose Of securihg Garcia
and wreaking vengeance upon him. Ths
officer ct the fail refused to surrendsl
his prisoner, wheYsupon the neA ~
tackled the jail and literally tore thu
officer in pieces. Garcia escaped dur.
iAg the rot, and IL now In hiding
Thirty persons in the mob have been
arrested. They are in jail awaiting
TRIAL.
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Ne riee fsrin atriehsa

CTFY or MRxrco, Jan. le.--TAsrs ars
many eases Of grip in sthis city. II has
been prevalent for month past, and 300
deaths have resulted within the pas;
three weeks. The common people ara
the worst sufferers, and n he noun
famous regions the malady 4 most se,
we're. The fatality among the 800
Chinese laborers employed on railross
construction and tho coffee plantation.
in tho state Of Oaxaco has been very
alarming. The epidemic u spreading
to tho northern parts Of the republic
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PhIIadelpbia,. Cav Doctor.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1s.--The arrest Of
DR.. Charles p. Hewitt, OF this city, In
New York, on Friday. ON the charge Of
alternating the affections OF Mrs. John
O. Bowman. also Of this city, from her
husband. has brought to light other
stories Of wrong doing on the part Of
the gay doctor. Billy Mclean, the
well known local pugilist and trainer,
proposes to prosecute the doctor on the
charge Of seducing his daughter Emma.
In default OF 5000 bail the doctor is
still in the tolls.
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:. II nArIor. Conasnra,lo..

CHARIKsToH, o. G., Jan 10. - The
most serious connagration known here
in many years occurred yesterday,
The Palmetto brewery, probably the
largest and most complete plant in the
south was destroyed The origin Of the
FIRE u not known. In less than i've min
utas after tho FIRE was discovered the
tall structure was mass Of flames and
within thirty minutes the walls fell
There were number Of explosions Of
ammonia, bnt only few persons were
slightly injured. The plant cost ups
wards q oi00, 900 and ii Y . total loss.
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4 Destracsixs RirA

WAsAu, Wh., Jan. i0 The Are
which started in the Opera House block
on Third street was the most destructive
In the history Of this place. The tos4l
loss is nearly 100000. The lsssss ~
buildings were on Opera horse block,
owned BY James MoCrosssn, Alepanasr
Stewart and Walter Alexander. Aad oc-
supied by the Grand Opera house. =
bank, stores, ofices and lodge rooms,
16o, 900; insurance. el0,c01. q. Cohen'a
block, 5000, no insurance; Arlington
hotel y. L. Bsllis d Sons. 81, 900, no in
surance: the Canneld block, Oh, 900
partly insussA
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/ NIrs. Quackenbush Dead.

NEWARK, N. j., Jan. IS. Mrs. Annie
Quackenbush, who was shot by her hus-
band on Friday, Jan. 8. died in st.
Michaers hospital yesterday afternoon
without having regained consciousness.
Her husband, Charles f. Quackenbush
shot himself Immediately after shooting
his wife and died almost instantly Mrs.
Stenger, of Syracue, N. Y, "a sister OF
Quackenbush. attended constantly at the
bedside of her sister-in-law until the lat.
ter's death. The Quackenbush family
formerly resided in Albany. and four
children survive them. the eldest aged
years.
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wxrf CHKsrRn. Pa. Jsa. ie.-1hs
mystery surrounding Ne disAppsaranes
Of =. Jenn Monaghan. > prominent
lawyer md politicians here, 4 being
cleared NJ. The missing man. - pre-
viously tela, Il alive and well IN Aus
trAlia. Mrs Monaghan has receivedan-
ether sablsgram from Monaghan ~
Melbourns. stating that he had written
her, explaining the circumstances Of his
absence. Amer the receipt Of this last
message Mrs.. Monaghan disappeared.
and Il 10 said abe has gone to San Fran
cieco with the intention Of taking pas
rage On = steamer for Australia to Join
her husband.
Not long before Monaghan disap-
peared he had been retained IN q pro-
fessional capacity by . fascinating
widow from Australia to settle up some
estates which belonged TO her In this
country. After her business was con-
cluded she returned 70 Australia. Al
though Monaghan's family relations
here are known to have been happy,
yet II y declared by persons here who
claim TO know that the Australian
widow exercised q peculiar influence
over him, and that an attachment for
her on his part furnishes the key, hither-
10 lacking, TO the secret Of his disap-
pearance and flight to Melbourne.
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Eeyps.s New Ruler.

CARo, Jan. f8.--Upon arrival In thj.
city Prince Abbas. the new khedive, ri
once proceeded to the Abdin palace. IL.
square in front Of the palace was iine.i
with troops. As Prince Abbas ap-
preached, one OF the officials steppc.!
forward and, after making . low oboIs-
ance, read the imperialn firmaD from
the sultan Of Turkey, appointing Prince
Abbas khedivs Of Egypt. At Alexandra
all the members Of the Egyptian cabi.
net, General Grsnfell, the siroir OF the
Egyptian army; Justice Scott, Egypts
judicial adviser, and Prince Hussein's i,
boarded the steamer and welcomed the
khediye.
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NsraeAee owiaAle.s TaaieesA.

CHICAGO, Jan. ie.--Antonis Hobars,
Charl0 Aeroeht, ". ". Henderson,
John +. Hanpa, Paul MoWhertsr, H.
p. AAssa and Joseph L. Beach. NE ~
legged mortgage swindlers, were indietai
By ~ grand jury and were lodged in
jau- In addition 70 the Msn already A.
rested the grand Jury found - indios-
meat against tbs following men: Henry
G. Evans, Harry 81. Oshorn, y. Arthur
LanGlois, Thee Wilmot. Eash Wers
held In q, 600 under chargsof conspiracy
70 defraud. Albrsc6t Wa ths snly oas
to secure bail.
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For the Murder OF Mrs. strominger.

YORK, Pa, Jan. 18.-The motion for
new trial in the case of William Henry
Painton, convicted of the murder of Mrs
Strominger, was refused and he was
sentenced to, be hanged. The case may
be appealed 10 the supreme court. Dam
lei Smith, who was implicated in the
Strominger murder and pleaded guilty
of burglary and robbery, received sen
tence of fifteen years imprisonment in
the Eastern penitentiary. Franklin
Smith for the same oaenses received ten
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THE CHILEAN AFFAIR
Anxiety Among the legislators at
Washington.
WILL THY DECLARE WAR


the Legislative Braach ef Oar
Geternussat win Dsclars War In.
nediAteiy Upea Hearia9 The Chill
ean CeYrespondencs.
WARRINGTON. Jan. l6. - The pre-
Eramms and work Of congress this week
viii depend almost entirely On whsthsx
the president sends the Chilean cen
ference 70 it respective branches.
Within twsnty-four hours after its re-
csipt congress might declare var.
Nearly everything depends on the tone
Of the presidents letter Of transrnIttal,
In which It is presumed he viii embody
some recommendation. 30 patriotic Is
the feeling among members Of congress
that il reasonable to suppose that sug-
Eestions made by the president will b
promptly Endorsed by congress.
Will Congress Declare war.
A member of congress who has a.
sisted the president in preparing some
OF IL il authority for the statement that
thB ACkAoldtlVO VI LuC kONCIu-
ment would declare war without delay
upon hearing the correspondence read
without even suggestion from the
president.
As was stated in the United Press des-
patches a few days ago, the offensive
note Of Senior Malta, minister OF foreign
affairs In the provisional government 81
Chile, despite the report to the sonsrary,
had not been then Withdrawn or dis
syowed. A day or two ago, however,
Senior Pedro Montt, the Chilean minis.
ter, was instructed By his home govern.
ment TO withdraw IL, but Il 4 under.
stood that the offer u withdrawal VA
accompanied by conditions or sxplana
tions By the Chilean government which
were unsatisfactory to the United States
Minister Egan, Il II undsrstood, was u
rooted 10 communicate 70 6sner PerisrA
minister Of foreign affairs, The aiasafs
faction Of this government with thu
terms Of the withdrawal, bus his Inter
view with that Official y said to have
resulted In no modification q the In
structions TO Senor Nontt, which woul(
render them acceptable to ~ Units4
States.
On the Verge u Dissoiuttoa.
Ne confirmation can b had Of the re
port that Minister Egan has communi
Gated 10 President Harrison n intima
ton that the Chilean government Is on tn
verge Of dissolution, and that this fec
prevented the president from Ssndin;
the Chilean correspondence 10 songres
last week. 1t is most improbable, al
though the belief that change Of "a
ministration in Chic y . matter Of
short time only, is held BY some well In
formed persons In Washington. Blu
Mr.. Egan does not communicates will
President Harrison, his dispatches ar
to the secretary Of state, and such
breach rs . communication with tn
president direct would be sufficient rea
SON for his immediate recall. Such
dispatch ~ that indicated has not bssl
received at the department, at least th
ofncials deny all knowledge Of il.
To ship the Refugees.
It II expected that orders viii be sent
II they have not already gone to Cap
tain Evans, Of the Yorktown, to carr
the refugees placed aboard the ship b
Minister Egan to some convenient Dor
In Peru, but the exact destination viii
be left to the discretion Of the York
towns commander.
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PhiladeIphIa's Proposed nourse.

PHLApELPEuA, Jan, Is. "A town
meeting" Saturday night at the Acad-
envy Of Music In favor OF the proposed
Philadelphia bourse was attended by
several thousand representative buei
ness men, who were enthusiastic In
their expressions Of sympathy FOR the
project. Mayor Stuart presided, and
addresses were made by John g. Bullitt.
Charles Hsber Clark, A. X. Mcclure
and Postmaster General John Wanna
maker. II Is proposed 10 establish .
general exchange for the various buei-
ness enterprises OF the city At y cost Of
e, 0O0, 900; half Of which IL to be raised
by subscriptions 70 the capital stock and
half 10 be covered by bonded indebted
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Did Foraher Hire Deteotiyes ,

CoLuMBUs, Jan. Witnesses who
have been before the grand jury say
there is no doubt that evidence has been
secured sufficient to indict several mana
gers Of the Sherman senatorial canvass.
One Of the main witnesses is Ed Lebar,
who turned up nysteriously prior to the
caucus II is said that he is detective
and in the employ Of Foraker.
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Seized with Hiccnnrh.

NoRRTsTowN, Pa, Jan. 1S.-Curwen
r. Smith. shoemaker, of AIT Moore
street, is in the throes Of terrible spasms
of hiceoughing that have been upon him
since last Tuesday. Duringall the time
the patient has been unable to txie food.
and as he is a man so years of age the
case may prove fatal.
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PIttsburg's street Railway strike

PTTTsBURG, Jan. 10. - A conference
between the employees and officials Of
the Pittsburg, Manchester and Ale
gheny electric sereet railway, lasting
from o'clock yesterday until early this
morning to try and settle the strike on
that road, ended without any agree
ment having been reached. The COM
pany will attempt to run its cars with
non-union men and trouble is feared.
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The GRIP In New York, state.

GLENs FALLS, N. Y. ian. 1S,-Ths
grip is making fearful ravages in north
ern New York. In the small village Of
Cambridge eight prominent citizens
were lying dead at one time. Warrens-
burg has fifty cases. Glens Falls, Ii
conderoga, Fort Edward and Sandy Hill
are also contending against the disease.
More than $50 well known citizens Of
northern New York have died Of the
disease this winter.
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DR.. Graves May q Reprieyet,

DENvER, Jan. Is. 81 DR.. Grave.
through his attorneys. has applied ii
Governor Routt for a reprieye Of sixty
dayk on the ground that ID Will REQUIRE
at least thirty days for the stenographer
to prepare transcript Of the case for
his appeal to the supreme court. The
governor has assured the attorneys that
he will grant the reprieve II it become.
apparent that the supreme court cannot
pass on the case before the day Of exc
C11tinn
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Decided AgainstANew Jersey.

WASHINGTON. Jan, 1S.-The treasury
department decided that Ellis Island and
Bedloes Island, New York harbor, are
within the jurisdiction of the state of
New York. There has been contro-
yersy of long standing between the
states of New York and New Jersey as
to the jurisdiction over these two islands
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The New solicitor oeperaI.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.--It IL stated al
the department Of justice that Hon.
Charles H. Aldrich, Of Chicago, has
been selected % succeed Mr.. Tan a.
solicitor general OF the United States.
Mr.. Aldrich has accepted the position
and his name will be sent to the senate
when Mr.. Taft's resignation is received.
Mr.. Taft will resign as soon as the SEN
ate confirms his nomination as circuit
Judge.
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Death Rather Than JatI.

GREENsBURa, Pa, Jan. 18.-John Nc
Laughlin, of Donahoe, quarreled with
his wife Saturday afternoon. She made
information against him, and when, in
default of bail, the constable informed
him that he would have to go to jail
Mclaughlin ran to the railroad track
near by and threw himself on the track.
A passing freight killed him.
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sheep Men and Cowboy. F,rh,.

PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 18.--News has
reached here of a bloody fight between
sheep men and cowboys in the White
mountains of Apache county. Three
sheep men were killed and several cow
boys badly wounded. More trouble is
feared, as the sheep men went for re-
endorsements. The fight is, the out
growth of an old feud.
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Az Agen conplc Robbed.

CoATEsyILLE. Pa, Jan. 1s.-Masked
robbers entered the house Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Brophy, an aged couple
residing at Modena, small village a
few miles south of this city, and com
PEELED them to deliver to them a large
sum of money, The old couple Were
fearful of banks, and it was generally
known that they kept considerable
money in the house.
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AZ Maristrase's Patai Dose.

BALTIMORE, JAM .18. Police Justice
james r. Loane. prominent Demo
cratic politician, died in terrible agony
from dose Of carbolic acid taken in
mistake for medicine. Justice Loane
had beer city magistrate for sixteen
wears
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The Railroad Company Exonerated.

BRIAHERD, Mimi, Jan. 1s.-At the in
quest ON the bodies of Mrs, Edward An
drews and Miss Lille Wallace the jury
rendered verdict completely exQnerat-
ing the Northern Pacific Railroad com
pany and its employees from any blame
in the railroad horror of Friday morn
ing. All the injured are resting we'll,
and will recover.
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The Presidents Church scorched.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. The Church
of the Covenant building, where Presi-
dent Harrison goes to meeting, was
the chapel being Quilted. The president
and vice president were in the crowd
that watched the fire.
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France BuiIyina lforocco.

TANGIKR, Jan. 18.--It Il reported that
the French government has warned the
sultan Of Morocco to abstain from CO.
ercing the members OF the Khaby.e
tribes on the Algerian frontier. It is
also said that the sultan has sent an en-.
ergetic protest 70 the powers against the
French violation Of his territory.
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Por,ural,a WevT (,al,,ne,

LISBON, Jan. 1o.-The following ap-
pointments 70 the new cabinet have been
announced: Senior Diaz Ferriera.
premier and minister Of the interior;
Senior Costo Lobo, minister Of foreign
affairs.
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a Plot Aaainss the auItap.

PANS, Jan. 1o.--L'Eclair has dis
patch saying that . plot against the
sultan Of Morocco has Just been dis
covered at Fes, and that thirty persons
have been arrested on the chargeot be-
ing implicated IN it.
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Detroit Work ing for the Convention.

DETROIT, Jan. 49, Detroit slipped up
badly on the Republican national con-
vention, but it does not propose to stand
idly by and see some other city get the
Democratic convention. So far $50, 600
has been subscribed and enough pledged
to make it $4,000.
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FROM FOREIGN LANDS
Nanning's Funeral to Follow The
Young Dukes.
ONLY OLE CARDINAL LSFr.

Ana No - ~ ono Roine 81 peath.
A Successor 80 Meapinn-7he Pub-
lie ReAssapsa ~ - the neaita OF
che oaess -o.hss ola WspIa News
Notes Of lnssrss.
LoSpon, Jan. ic England had fonr
cardinals; now she has one, death hav
inr taksn Maccabs. NswmaA sna Man
ming. Cardinal Dc Howard IL afflicted
With an incurAbls disease and NAY die
at any tina. The vatican intonda to
take the utmost immedints action, and
after consultation With The English gov
srnmsnt at least tive cardinals will be
nominated d the Easter ccnslstory.
Mgr. AtoAsr Il the Arss choice for
rrate With he Prince Of wales and the
influences, His foremost opponent Is DR..
Herbert Vaughn, bishop ef Stafford. He
ID not unlike Stonor, for he IL diplomatic
and has strong social influence ut his
back, and he also has the strongest Cath
ollie diocese In England, and he works in
harmony with The Anglican bishop Of
Manchester, which 10 on the opposite s3as
ef the river from Stafford.
Funeral Arrangements
Cardinal Manning wiz be buried
| Thursday, at Kensal Green. This wa
decided q soon a. the communication
was received from Sandringham. sayine
Clarence wonld be buried on Wedaes
day. The public was admitted 10 thu
archbishops house, ~ Wsstminster, e
the lying N stats Of the cardinal o.
SATURDAY afternoon. The room wherC
\ the cardinal hes was the room In which
/ the cardinal always received deputations
The body of tho cardinal Flll DO remoyst
tomorrow evening 70 thl ofAtpry a
I Pronpton, whore The CONN will lis ii
| state on Wednesday. The funeral aar
| vice win take place - Thufsday III
sermon will b preached BY Bishop Hege
10y, Of Nswport, while rsquism ma
will b sung BY The bishop q Ciifsoa.
The ossea's HsalAh Coed.
II hAs been aacertainsd that NE que..
remains In coed health. She PERSONAL
dictated = ths Earl u LAthom, til
Lord Chambsrlain, her orders In reWAr
70 the state mourning.
General disappointment WAS expr8esc
Yesterday, when II became known M
the body OF the Duke Of Clarence Wonf
mot b brought 70 London, but would B
conveyed from the palace III Handrini
ham to thA chapel Windsor. This
said to have bsen decided upon ID th
instance Of tbs Princess Of WNle, ~
was opposed g having her on. funsrl
made the occAaion Of public parad
through the streets Of London.
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AppoiassA AnbassadoY 70 Madrid.

LONDON, Jan. 1S.-The Right Hon.
Sir Henry Drummond Wolff, formerly
minister to Persia, has been appointed
ambassador to Madrid.
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Nav BE .Jack the Ripper. .

1t is limited that it will be shown
eventually that Dowd is identical with
Jack the Ripper" and it was he that
murdered the old woman known as
Shakespeare, +" known also in early days
asr'tAnnie Brown" for the murder of
whom poor Algerian known as
"Frenchy' is serving life sentence.
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1t II expected that orders win be sent.
II they have not already gone to Cap
tain Evans, Of the Yorktown, to carry
the refugees placed aboard the ship by
Minister Egan to some convenient port
In Peru, but the exact destination will
be left to the discretion Of the York
towns commander.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-18
w. q. BowDRE PER Sc.
file Fanny Divorce Case Called Up Yesterday
and Continued.

The divorce case of William Fl. Rowdre
re Clara e. Bowdre was called up IN the
district court yesterday in peculiar manner
This il the case in which the petition, filed
about TWO weeks agc, showed, as the
plaintiff alleged that the defendant mad
been guilty of gross neglect OF duty III
this: Irregular cooking and sometimes
not cooking at all; and that the principal
bread was pancakes"
The plaintiff was formerly a school
teacher near Haysville, and In bringing
his suit emploTed no attorney but pre-
pared the petition himself, and as legal
and literary curiosity it has caused no III
tie amusement among the lawyers about
the court room.
Yesterday he went to the clerks Office
and on obtaining it walked into the court
room and, addressing Judge Reed, said:
"I wsnt to get my divorce"
"What case is that2' inquired the court
cit is nv case against the defendant,
Clara Z. Bowdre," responded Bowdre.
"But what is the number?" asked
Judge Reed, and on being handed
the petition told the plaintiff there
was no such case on the docket, and that
no motion had been maue 10 place IL Ineh o
go the case could not be heard.
This surprised the plaintiff as he had a
large number of witnesses with him and
thought it no trouble to secure divorce
"while you wait" He finally discovered
that he did not know how TO proceed and
asked the court for information. The
Judge told him he was not practicing law
and could not advise him but iutlmated,
however, that a different kind of petition
would be necessary before he could expect
10 reach trial Of the case. The matter
went over until next Saturday.
Had the plaintiff known it was neces'
sary aud examined the record he would
have found that at the time he was asking
for the divorce the defendant had not been
served with PROCESS and was not in court
either in law or in person.