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LOOKING FOR BODIES

at tho Scene OF tho IIo;ol Disnstcr--A
Building Inspectors Confession.
New YoRK. Feb. 10.--At G o'clock this
morning tho night force OF laborers was
relieved by the day gang and the search
for the missing bodies continued.
At $3.50 o'clock no body had been
been found since No. II was taken out
yesterday afternoon. Tho walls around
tie elevator shut have all been pulled
down.
There seems to be great diversity OF
opinion as TO the finding of additional
bodies. 1t was thought that when the
vicinity OF the elevator shat! was
reached many bodies would be found,
and yet they have found none. 1t is
almost an assured fact there are bodies
there, if one may Judge by the stencil
which arises from that portion OF the
ruins.
Building Inspector Scion this after
noon confessed that he had pcrjured
himself and made false reports in re-
gard to the fire escapes upon tho Hotel
Royal. Over year ago the owners OF
the building were ordered to put fire es-
capcs upon the Sixth avenue side Of
their building and Scion said the order
had been obeyed. 1t now transpires
that his report was false and the escapes
were never put in place. Scion has been
dismissed and the case placed in the
hands OF the district attorney.
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Challenge no sorHoMonEs,
Freshmen At Little Washington Ready for
u Cane flush.

Freshmen At Little Washington Ready for
Cnns I:ush.
WASHINGTON, Pa, Feb. 10.--That
there willbo \ cane rush between the
Sophomore aud Freshmen classes ut
Washington and Jefferson college is
now certainty.
The Freshmen held meeting yester-
day afternoon and threw down tho
gauntlet TO the Sophomores by dcclar.
ing their right TO carry canes, aud IN
the evening added another "insult" by
appearing in tho street in body and
paradlng the town with canes aud
shouting "Nincty.iiyC." The Sophs re.
piled by crying "Nincty-iour!n and
called meeting 10 prepare challenge
which would clear their honor from the
deadly insult.
Tho action Of the Freshmen in appear
ing on tho streets with tho canes does
away with all doubts rs TO their inton-
ton Concerning the rush, and rs the
Sophomores have been in favor OF it
from the start, there Isl no doubt that it
will take place. In the meantime the
faculty must grin aud bear it, as,thcy
cannot expel two entire classes. twill,
OF course, take some steps TO stop tho
rush, but as the boys are determined,
they hold tho winning hand.
The faculty made move this morn
ing which is believed 70 be an attempt
10 break up tho rush. Five members
OF the Freshman and Sophomore classes
have been cited to- appear before n
special meeting OF that body. The boys
say they will rush anyhow.
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BOOMING cLEvEJ1aND.
RESOLUTIONS Adopted nt q Meeting OF Se
nF Jersey Democrats.

RESOLUTIONS Adopted ut n Meeting OF New
Jersey Democrat. y
New YoRH, Feb. 1O.-;;A meeting OF
prominent New Jersey Democrats has
been held here.
1t was resolved that tariff reform, as
advocated by tho Democratic party and
approved by nm immense majority OF
the people," should bc the Issue upon
which they will 20 before the conven.
ton at tho coming Presidential cleo.
ton, and that the unlimited free coin.
agc Of silver would, II adopted, bring
distress to the country, and It's advocacy
will secure the defeat Of any party max.
ing itan issue in the Presidential cleo.
ton.
Tho members also pledged themselves
to use all proper cxcrIions to have the
substance Of these political convictions
expressed by the. national convention Of
tho Democratic party, and to secure tho
nomination OF ,'"the candidate who, by
courage, candor and definite statement
OF principles. and in tho opinion'of the
people, has become tho rightful and safe
leader in such movement, our choice
being under all circumstances Grover
Cleveland" They all pledged them
selves to resist by all proper means to
defeat all attempts to prc.jndge and
misstato the wishes oil the great Demo.
cratic party and TO prevent tho nomi-
nation OF candidates who, ii they have
any opinions or convictions on these
great questions, have lacked either the
capacity or tho moral or political cour-
age to state those opinions in such
form that other people could under
stand them.
The Jerseymcn will establish perma-
nont headquarters and take IN active
part in the coming campaign.
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These words are very familiar to our
readers, MS not y day passes without the
report OF the sudden death OF some
prominent citizen. Tho explanation is
Heart Disease" Therefore beware ii
you have any; OF tho following symp-
toms: Short Breath, Pain in Side,
Smothering Spells, Swollen Ankles,
Asthma'ic Breathing, Weak and Hun
CRY Spells, Tenderness in Shoulder or
Arm, Flut,ering OF Heart or Irregular
Pulse. These symptoms mean heart
disease. The most reliable remedy is
DR.. Miles New Heart Cure, which has
saved thousands Of lives. Book Of testi.
monials free at The Logan Drug Co.'s,
who also sells the New; Heart Cure.
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a CABINET CHANGE.
Rumor that wnnamasser is 70 Resign M

Rumor that WnnamaHcr is TO Resign and
GARRISON Is to Succeed.
PnILADELpHlA, Pa, Feb. 10.-There is
4 rumor of impending cabinet changes
in quiet circulation. 1t is, that Post
master General Wanamaker is to resign
within few days and is to be sent to
Paris to succeed Minister Whitclaw
Reid, who has long desired to. return to
the United States.
Its important sequel is that General
James S. Clarkson is to be appointed
postmaster general. y
These moves on the party checker
board are said to have been arranged on
the occasion OF Mr.. Wanamaker''s visit
to Mr.. Clarkson at the Plaza hotel in
New York last Sunday.
General Clarkson this afternoon said !:
II know nothing OF this. l never heard
OF it until saw it this morning Be-
yond this | am satisfied there is no
basis Tor the. statement"
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Very Compl mcntary.

Mrs. A. NJ. Longshore Potts, NJ. D.,
proprietor OF the Paradise Sanitarium,
and 4 physician OF national reputation,
pays u high compliment to Prof. Shelf,
our leading optician, in the following
letter:
McLuRE HOUSE, Feb. 8, 1892.
Professor Shelf.
DEAR SlR:-I have had my eyes tested
and fitted by many Of the best opticians
in this country and Europe, but must
say the three pair OF glasses you fitted
ior me 4 few days ago are more salts.
factory than any have been able to
get, and take pleasure in recommends
ing your scientific method OF fitting
glasses. My agent. Mr.. G. G. Seevrie,
is delighted with your success in max.
ing his eyes SO comfortable by your
excellent skill.
a. NJ. LoNGsnoRE Porrs, NJ. D.
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Excitement. Mt Ell Reno. subsilinr

GUTHRIE, 0. T.-Dispatchcs from FL
Reno this morning say the excitement
is abating, and most Of the lot jumpers
will DO removed this afternoon by the
United States marshals. ~,
Secretary Nobletelcgraphs that re-
newal has been granted ior Woman, so
he still holds title, and il his title is fin
ally Cancelled relief measures will at
once pass Congress giving titles TO all
who purchased lots in good faith.
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"rhe people OF this vicinity insist on
having Chamberlajn's Cough Remedy
and do not want any otherS says joint
V. Bishop, OF Portland Mills, Indiana.
The reason is because they have found
it superior to any other. especially for
the grip and the cough which so often
follows an attack OF the grip. % and so
cent bottles for sale by druggists. DGw
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Lottery Officials Indicted.

BosroS, Feb. l0.-All the officers OF
tho Louisiana Lottery have been in
dicted in the United States circuit
court and warrants have been issued for
their arrest. A deputy marshal will
leave for New Orleans to make the ar
rnSts
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a Steamer ASHORE.

HAVANA, Feb, @lo,--Thc American
steamer Hutchinson, Captain Baker,
bound from New Orleans for this port,
is aground one mile from the entrance
to this harbor. She went ashore dur
ing thick Jog.
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Persisted In The Flames.

MArrAwAS, OR, Feb. l0.-Firo has
destroyed Rothschilds tailoring shop
and Gauvrca's general store and ginger
ale factory. Mrs. Rothschilds, her
little girl, aged six years, and her six
teen.months-old babe, persisted in the
tlamns
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Dr.. WooD's Norway Pine Syrup was
used for years as prescription by n
successful physician. 1t is in all re-
spects the best cough medicine made
to-day. Sold by all dealers on guar.
antee OF satisfaction. DIV
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COAL PoRTERs STRIKE.


Eight Thousand of them Quilt Work mt tho
London Whurvcs.
LONDON, Feb. 1O.-Eisht thousand
coal porters in this city have gonc on a
strike in consequence Of a dispute with
one firm regarding the wages 10 DO paid
to the men. There is much excitement
onthe various wharves where the coal
-porters have been working and to guard
againstnny disturbance or any attempt
to destroy property, heavy extra 20.
lice force has been detailed for duty at
tho wharyes.
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To EG g "a IL FL.

As attorney In fact for L. T. Dusbv, 1 hnye for
sale, privately, the Two parcels oigrouud on tho
west side Of Mnr;ct street, III the city Of Wheel
Ing, one now nccni:l:d by W. 7. Krrig rs Jew
property lies between that occup!cl Ly Stanton
y Davenport on the north aud the property OF
the Wheeling Title md Trust Company Ou the
south. Possession given IN LIST Of April next
As executor Of VIM. Insby. deceased. have
for snle the Two lots Of ground fronting n fee!
and ~ Inches, each. on the east sido OF Market
street and running back 10 alley in rear and
lying south Of the property recently bought by
lMtZ Bros and below Alley T. above the Pest
Office. MILAN i. SIMPSON.
FEBRUARY 4, 1892 iej
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SHOWS In hIlstrln.

VIENNA, Feb. 1o.-Immcnse ava
lanchcs OF snow have fallen on the rail
ways between Oberstraun and Aussce,
and between Windhohen and Rosenau.
It will take several weeks to repair the
damage done.
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Opera House Block Burned

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Feb. l0.-The Capt.
tai City Opera House block burned
last night. Several adjoining buildings
were damaged to Il greater or less
extent. The loss was $4,000.
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Mir. Reid mirroring.

PARIS, Feb. l0.-Ar. Reid, the United
States minister, although still weak
from his recent attack OF influenza, is
able to 60 to the United States Legation
on horseback daily.
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" KINGS arc like stars, they rise and
set" They have headache, cuts and
hurts like meaner men, and are Just rs
sure 10 call for Salvation Oil.
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Asthma md Catnrrh Cured.

II have been sufferer from asthma and
cNtarrh for more than two years past, getting
most OF my sleep sitting up In bed or reclining
In char. have used one jug OF Radam's Nj.
crobc Killer, and for the Inst three weeks have
been sleeping naturally. soundly and swcctly as
child. attributed my relief TO the remedy,
and heartily recommend It 10 any one suffering
from asthmat!c or catarrhal trouble. Respect.
fully, sE EDWIN H. MoOHE
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When you buy your spring medicine
you should get the best, and that is
Hoods sarsapGrilla. 1t thoroughly
puriiies the blood. 3
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I TpRIGHT PIANOS FOR SALE.

TPRIG HT PIANOS FOR SALE.
" Several months aGo we sold mn clccau:
kEAkAuEl UrRIGIIr PIANO TO n family living In
the city who find themselves unable TO keep 1!
and for that reason arc obliged to dispose o. /:
Immediately. The piano IS in perfect condition
not having u scratch or blemish omit As money
must be realized ut once this Is Il rare Opp0f.
tnnity 10 obtain n liuc instrument at bargain
The piano, can be seen ut our store, 1910 Make.
street. f.. ~. BANNER & CO. de-
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We are astonished at parties who in.
troduce new remedies for coughs when
they should know the people will have
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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al chccriuly testify 10 the curative powers OF
your medicine. Having been sufferer from
weak lungs. bronchial affection and Indigestion.
after taking Microbo Killer all OF the above
symptoms have entirely disappeared. p
"lourS. etc. THOs. i. DAVIS,
.rs 'JNnitor Howard Memorial Library,
New Orleans In. "
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NOR RENT-NEW BRICK DWELL.
u lNG:Hall modern improvements ~ Fou,.
teenth street. from about February |, lSOl. viii
be leased for term ui wears to responsible patiw
Apply q. olllcc OF The City Water board. lax
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FoRRENT-T ITO AG0oDGARDENEE
n for q term Of years, n ton'ncrc field, bot.
tom land, hboy0 high water; on tho nike nnI
near the city. Rent. si2 per acre. Also pnturp
lnnd. Address "a, c, MCG.," thl' Office ieS
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FOE TENT.

EToR 1sENT-NO. % SOUTH FRONT
"A street Six rooms, MI modern !mproyn,
mGntS. POSSESSION April. Inluirp OF DR. id
nuiI. a.t mo
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ORDER or PUBLICATION.
In tho Circuit Court OF Ohio county, IN tho
Suite OF Vest Nirginiu, November luts, 4. D.
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WANTED.
WANTED-A GhRDENEE.

Must understand nntl;ot gardening tnlly. A
f!rs;clRsS opening. On shares. Address with
references ]. u. WiLEON,
leSnAW Washington, Pa,
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-19
EXCELSIOR
MEAT AND
PROVISION GO
81 Easi SaVanih Street.
Our Meat Prices Are Just as
Allurin8 as Ever.
You Have Money Left to
Pay for Coal.

Chickens and Turkeys at lowest possl-
hla N InaS
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-19

berry," said Mr.. Aforrell with JUNCTION
and smile, las dueiIing differs froi.l
assassination. Ah! | see some of you
smiling at the metaphor. Didn't you
bet OH eIection2 Didn't you bet silk
| know yon did, and you losti'' ~
This sally excited good deal of mer-
riment. In fact. the audience was kept
in good humor throughout the lecture.
Mr.. morrill, often deviated from his
topic to narfate incidents and occur
reneeS nearer at home. He referred
with some bitterness to hisscelebrated
Indictment case in Minneapolis for erim-
inal libel. All this came UP in the
course of his dealing with the political
phase of his thesis. He had secured the
enforcement of the liquor law in Min
neapotis, but during the Getlisemane of
his affiction he had not, received a SYM
pathetic word or act on the part OF the
ProhiGitioniStS who profess tosDe bat
tling for the end attained by Mr.. Nor
rill. He asked one of the leaders why
this was, aud he was told with frank
was not Il third party man.
The oddities OF Holland comprised
the greater part Of the lecture. The
oddities of the water, the land, art, lit
erature, education, sports, evils. relig-
ion, and of its democracy. incidentally
ne touched upon one Of his hobbies
woman suffrage-but he said he would
defer his remarks upon that subject
until Dec. Z, wnen he proposed to voice
his views in Minneapolis. II
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-19
A STRONG PART.
Keene. Does His Best Work in
"Othelio."

keene Does His Best Work in
"Othelio."
There is no question but Mr.. Keene is
stronger in "Othello" thar in such parts
as Richard. and that was indiSputabty
proven in last nights production of the
former. The audience was fair, but
not as large as the merits of the play
warranted. But iJ was a very diScrm-
mating and appreciative crowd, and
recognized good thing when it came.
The best passages were quickly and
readily picked out and literally ap-
pfauded, and after each act Keene was
called before the curtain. As Othello
keene is at his best. In other parts he
is apt to give way to his tendency
to rant, but in the part OF the
jealous Moor, where the lnterpre-
tation calls for the expression
of terrible but suppressed emotion, the
best and strongest powers of the TRACE
dian are called into play. In his scenes
with lago, when the latter plays upon
his fierce and unreasoning love for MS
wife, Keene was intensely strong and
was rewarded by double recall. The
support was as good as upon the open
ing night, and especial mention should
be given the excellent rendition of the
difficult part of Iago by Frank Hennig.
Miss Craigen's part of DesedmoEa was a
sweet and winning piece OF work, and
Miss Vader's Emilia was above re-
proach.
This afternoon the bill will be
"Richelieu." and the engagement will
close tonight with "Richard ILL.,"
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-19
co URT BRIEFS.

The jury failed to agree upon verdict in
the personal injury case OF f. w. Porter
against Kirkland d Starkey, and was dis
charged.
In the case of Mary A. Cremer against
Mahlon D. Miller ct al, the jury returned a
verdict of 81, 00U in favor of the plaintiff.
f. G.. Ingersoll. II. s. Johusoa Frank
Schlik Jr. and Peter j. Kersl have sued Jo-
seph Guerin and John lancet to recover
$50 for rent of land.
Mark Larsen has begun an action against
the st. Paul u White Bear Railroad company
for 5000, because OF injuries received Sept.
Is last in q collision.
Samuel Rosenbaum, a dry goods merchant
on East Seventh street, hiss made an assign
Ment of his effects to Bernard Simon for
the benefit of general creditors
George w. Martin u Co have sued Levin
Brothers for S35LTO. balance for goods sold
and have gaInished funds in the hands of
the Scandinavian-Amerie bank.
6 Edward j. Godfrey has begun an action
against Mary Barteau to foreclose 4 mort
gage for S515.6 so upon lot /, block ), and lots
and in block OF Clifton addition.
The Continental Savings, Loan and Build
ing company has sued Charles A. Hyde to
require him to convey certain real estate to
IL in pursuance OF mortgage and agreement
The grand jurors will convene Monday at
10 n. N. in Court Room No l, where Judge
Brill is in charge and will proceed to investi-
This Will be the only meeting OF the grand
Jury before January.
The personal injury case of Winnie Maloy
against The City Of ST. Paul is in the hands
OF the jury. The case of John Maloy, who
sued for damages to his wife because of the
same injury, received on defective sidewalk
OH East Fourth street. was dismissed.
Mary Morrison asks for q decree of divorce
from Alexander Morrison on the ground OF
habitual drunkenness, abusive treatment
and deSertion for more than three years
They have six living children. the result of a
marriage at Motherwell, Scotland in 1876.
Judge Otis had another batch of the Bush
nell cases up for consideration yesterday In
the three cases of the St Paul Trust Company
Asassignee of the Bushnells against w. H. Nc
Donald and John g. Barthell and others,
findings were ordered, The case of the same
plaintiffs against L. Bushnell and others is
Oh trial.
Frederick Kegel COMPLAINS of the careless
management Of the ST. Paul City Railway
company and the reckless speed and manner
that electric cars are run on the Robert and
Concord streets line, On Sept last he was
riding on Il car that ran around a curve so
reckessly that he was thrown from the plat
form Of a car and crushed by it about the
head and leg; both bones of his leg were
broken above the ankle. He demands dam
Rges in the sum Of $3.50
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-19
Dana-Luther Nuptials.

The relatives and intimate friends Of,
Mrs. V. P. Luther. of 52S Laurel ave.
nue., assembled on Wednesday aftero
noon, 10th inst, at her residence, to wit
ness the nuptials of her daughter, Nellie
NJ, and Charles F. Dana. The bridal
party entered the tastefully decorated
parlors promptly at 4:30. The bride was
attired in white Bengaline, EN- train,
with full veil, and carried an exquisite
bouquet of bride roses. She was attended
by her only sister, Miss Anna NJ. Luther,
and her cousin, Miss Cornelia Rogers, of
Philadelphia. The bridesmaids were
prettily attired in pink silk. and carried
large punches of roses. F. M. Luther
acted as best man, and the bride was
given away by her elder brother, Fred
P. Luther. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Dr.. M. d. Edwards,
and was Immediately followed by re-
ception, which was largely attended by
the numerous relatives and friends of
the happy couple, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Dana left ON an extended tour
through the East and South. On their
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-19
THE MONTANA FIGHT.
Helena and Anaconda in the Cap
itaI War to q Finish.

Helena and Anaconda in the Cap
itaI War to Finish.
Among the questions which tore up
Montana to quite an extent in the recent
election was that Of the location of the
capital. The contesting cities were
Helena, the present capital; Anaconda,
Butte, Deer Lodge and Bozeman.
Helena received II 500 votes. the high
est number: Anaconda about 1000 less,
and Butte fell about 1000 short of that.
The statute of the state provides that
the two cities receiving the highest
number of votes shall be the only con-
testants in the election Of two years
hence, and that the one receiving the
highest number of votes shall be de-
clared the capital. Thus Helena will
have to fight the battle out with Ana
conda.
p. O'Regan, the old market master of
St. Paul, who has been resident of
Columbia Falls, Mont, the past eight
cen months, engaged in the wholesale
liquor business. arrived in ST. Paul yes
terday. He asserts that Marcus DAILY is
interested in the success of Anaconda,
and, being a millionaire and having the
prestige of being j. j. HIPS man, he is
IN position to make it very interesting
for Helena. When Col. BroadWater
died DAILY stepped into his shoes into
the good graces of Mr.. HILL Mr.. DAILY
is engaged III building railway from
the Great Northern at some point in the
Bitter Root valley to Columbia Gr Kallis-