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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-10-26
Sowing Rye.

John Gould, one of Ohio's progressive
farmers, tells, in a letter to Country
Gentleman, that for three years he has
been sowing more and more rye among
the corn at the last working. This year
all of the corn is sown to rye, and there
will be not only some fine fall feed, but
in the excessive Ohio fall and spring
rains there will be no washing Of the
land or carrying away of fertility. Then
in the spring one has field of rye to
seed down to clover and save year in
the rotation, or, what is pretty well up
to clover, rye sod to turn under for a
succeeding crop.
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KNOWLRDGR

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho many, who live bet
tor than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
tho needs Of physical being, will attest
tho value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
It's excellence Ia due TO It's presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas-
ant 10 tho taste, the rufreShlng and truly
beneficial properties OF a perfect lax
alive; efbctually cleansing tho systOm,
dlSpelllhg colds, headaches and feyerS
and permanently curing constipation.
" has given satisfaction 10 millions md
mot With the approval Of tho medical
profession, because II acts on the Kid
heys, Liver and Bowels Without weak.
ening them and II Ia perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs Ia for sale by all drug
gists IN 800 andS u bottles but u il man
ulactnred by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only whose name 10 printed on every
package, atsO tho name, Syrup OF Figs
and being we'll informed you Will no'
accept any substitute II offered.
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Good AdYlce.

In August, 1892, ]. W. vannoy. OF
this place, had a severe attack Of tlux.
A physician was called who treated him
for four or Eve days. but as he contln.
ued to grow worse the family decided to
have the aid Of another doctor In the
case, and sent to Ravenswood for a
prominent physician OF that town. Be-
fore he arrived, however, | had some
conversation with the physician In at
tendance, and said to him: II believe
Chambsrlain's Collie, Cholera aud Diar.
rhna Remedy worthy Of a trial." He
readily consented aud I gave him q bot.
tie. One dose of that remedy rave re.
lief. When the doctor from Ravens
wood arrived his advice was, Keep
quiet and continue using Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna
Remedy" Which we did and in two
days was cured. @. B. HowES, Druggist,
~Sandyville, w. Va.
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wE1zEb INSTITUTE.

Another Interesting Day for the Teachers
OF the County.
tDtta, Correspondence OF The Intalt1encer.
NEW MARrINsvtLIE, W. Va, August
o.-The proceedings OF tho institute
now in session here become more inter-
esting as tho days go by. Yesterday
was taken up in the discussion Of
topics Of special interest to the teach.
ers. The subject Of school punishment
created quite a discussion. I. A. Tay-
lor and / A. Pyles opened the discus-
sion and they were followed by the in
StruCtOrs. J.. W. McTntiro, esq, was
called and made the speech OF the
occasion on the subject. The county
superintendent, W. I. Sidoll, in intro.
dpcing him, said thatthat he personally
knew that Mr.. McIntire had divided
views on tho subject Of corporal pun.
ishment, he having been for some time
apupil Of his. Mr.. MC1ntire began his
remarks by saying ho had no doubt tho
county superintendent had q painful
remembrance Of tho fact that no knew
how to WELD the rod. He thon asked
all who had attended hia school aud
who had not been whipped by him to.
hold up their hands. Not a hand was
raised. Mr., McTntiro thon gave a good
talk on tho subject,
Tho subject Of Classification Of county
schools was discussed by q number OF
te0cheta, Misses Mcmillan, Postloth-
wait, Oliver and others taking part.
VS. Roswell discussed the subject
Of fractions In an able manner. Prof,
j; W., Barnes gave a lesson In googra'
ply, taking British America ne his
subject, Tho subject was made very
interesting and profitable TO the
teachers.
Ptot. Crago gavo q short lesson on
elNlI government, being Introductory
subject,
This morning the institute oponod
promptly on time. After singing, do.
y%otional and roll call tho discussion Of
tlo subject Of school was opened by
IToL Urago and no was followed by
eS'County Superintendent DulRnoy,
Instructors Powell and Barnes and
qVrrtO number Of others.
Inc subject Of reading was discussed
OyF + Conner, q. 4. Farmer,
lf9i D. W, Barnes gave a talk on
Inc next twenty minutes Of the tlmo
way 'pent in tho discussion OF queries
ehu much interest was manifested.
IolOG OF the queries were especially on.
pyol, a rOCOSs was spent In social on.
loywent, aitVr which "AmOtloa' was
Mng by all in tho houso With a vim
n3l made tho "welkln ring" Tho
RtoNing verse was added by Prof.
nalhc' no having procured II while In
W'ORuaaee AZ tho educational nsupeia.
Won IN Toronto, Canada.
.,Auihot Of love aud truth
nlrSs all who train tho youth,
Guide lhOn lrlnht.
bhhl all manklhI may 10
Witg, pure, uiisnlnsh, FREQ,
AHl ever draw toward thee
IN thy clear light"
F'Oi ROwOll spent a half hour In die.
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PROF.. wILFLEY,s Views.
He seIFs UP Some oppOsition'by a Rsosr
sermon.

He st'Fs UP Some oppOsition'by a Recent
sermon.
Prof. Earl Wiley, Of Bethany college,
stirred up a hornets nest at GAINESVILLE
the other evening by stating in his
sermon, among other things, that
while believe that immersion Is the
mode Of baptism taught and practiced
in the New Testament, and while l be.
lieve that the promise Of salvation is 10
the immersed and not to the unim.
mersed, yet l will not cay that all those
cody men and women who have not
been immersed will be lost, for Gods
mercy Ia above and beyond all human
wisdom and judgment, and may be OK,
tended to those who have not fully
oheyed his ordinances az ! ace them"
AT the close OF the services there was o
heated discussion between tho professor
and some OF the members Of the con
gregation, who charged him with
heresy, but tho professor was calm and
cool and said they would think better
when they considered what he said
more carefully,
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0IoUNDsvILLE.
A miscellaneous MelRugo of Minor Matters
from n~InrshRirs Metropolis.

A miscellaneous Melaugo OF Minor Matters
from nIarshairs Metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. w. Booker and j.
W, Rogers have returned, after q visit
to friends in Rogersvillo, Pa. They
were accompanied by Miss Fannie Sell
lars, who will visit them for o short
time. :,
The dates for examinations Of teach
ers Is as follows; Mouhdsville August
II and Is; Cameron, August 20 and ~.
State Superintendent Virgil A, Lewis
arrived here yesterday and delivered
an address at the court house last night,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ralph Patterson, who
have boon visiting hero, haVe returned
to their homo In Weston.
Miss Iva Cartwright has returned
from avlsit to frlondsin Greene county,
Pa,
shorlT Matthews and his deputies arc
making DIP tho tax bills for 1904.
Scarcity Of water still delays opera.
tions al the Moundsvillo oil we'll.
Tho boys brigade piCnickpd at
Crosap's drove yesterday.
Thomas Finn, Of Ohio county, wnB In
tho city yesterday.
Miss Pearl CriswSli is confined to her
room by sickness.
). NJ. Booth arrived home yesterday
from Colorado.
T. 5. Patton has returned from sbusl'
nOss trip wosL
80. Bardsll and family arc at Nj.
Lake Park.
The ysal.oatlaty board was in session
yesterday.
Mrs. jenalo IOgsdou is Waiting at
Cameron.
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BELMONT COUNTY TEACHERS.
10 Session q. ST. clasrsynIe-Neyel At.
fractions.

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10 Session ut St. otalrsyuIe-Neysl At.
fractions.
The Belmont county teachers insti-
tute, now In session at ST. C%lairsville, is
tho largest ever held there. The social
at School hall, Monday evening, was a
grand success, over 800 teachers and
citizens being present. The singing
Of Mrs. Jessie NJ. Carroll, Of Kansas
City, Kan, and Mrs, Woolery, Of
Bethany, w. Va, was excellent. A
citlzens' lecture is given at the court
house hall each noon. DR.. Ballet
made the address Tuesday. His topic
was Of interest especially to the school
board and persons selected as candi.
dates for the school board. DR.. r. G.,
Boone ieCtured at the Presbyterian
church Tuesday night on Richard
RsalG, the soldier poet
The church was well filed. Mrs.
Carroll sang q beautiful selection. The
noon meeting was addressed by Prof.
l. II. Waters, Of Medina, Pa. The
lecturer being formerly superintendent
Of the 81. Clairsville schools attracted a
large audience. His address was more
to the teachers, insisting that each
ahould aim to be on top. At this meet
ing the audience under direction OF DR..
HOuck sang several patriotic hymns;
and Miss Myrtle DUNCAN played q beau
tiiul piano solo.
The selection Of the place for holding
the institute next year was discussed;
Flushing and ST. Clairsville extended
invitations.
The largest delegation from one place
Is from Bellaire.
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TWO FINE INSTITUTES.
Marshall and Belmont County
Teachers Taught
BY ABLE AND GOOD INSTRUCTORS.
Interesting Exercises at Moundsville
Yesterday Close with a Lecture by
State superintendent Iewis-New
aud Beneficial Features Introduced
at ST. Clairsville.
Yesterday the Marshall county instl.

Yesterday the Marshall county insti-
mIe, in session at Moundsville, was
called to order by the county superin.
tendent, and there was music by the
choir and devotional exercises led by ].
NJ. RIne, More than one hundred
teachers answered to the roll call, Al
though this il the second week Of the
institute tho interest is not abated.
The subject OF p%enmanship was taken
IN by R, A, Rigga, and it brought out
quito a spirited discussion,
D. =. Williams continued the subject
oigrammar, and treated Of the technical
parts of Harvey's grammar.
This subject was further discussed by
j. a. Ewing and Virgil A, Lewis, state
superintendent
The history Of France was the lesson
In general history. II was conducted
by L, A, Riggs, aud the way the ques.
tions were answered showed that the
teachers are prepared to teach this
branch. l. P. Bowman ia considered
the historian OF the institute.
The afternoon session was devoted to
sChoo! affairs. j.. A. Ewing opened
with an interesting talk and was fol-
lowed by the State Superintendent, v.
A. Lewis.
How shall we get the cooperation OF
the school oficersP was discussed by D.
T. Williams, E. Bonar, L. P. Bowman,
R A. Riggs, NJ. J. Evans and I. ]. Par.
0 n
The school law concerning teachers'
certificates was read and explained by
tho state superintendent.
Thoiustitute adjourned until s p. m,
Hon. v. A. Lewis delivered an inter.
es.ing lecture last evening to an on.
uIusIastic and %appreciatiYe audience.
Mr.. Lewis will visit tho Wetzel insti.
tute to-day and lecture to the teachers
tonight. The teachers Of Marshall
speak In very complimentary terms Of
the state superintendent and his prac-
tical work in the state.
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MARITIME FRRnY.
Haps aud AIlShNps In the Thriving City
Across the River.

hRps aud AllahRps In the Thriving City
Across the River,
Clarence Thomas, John Wood and
Herbert Bush, three colored men OF
MARITIME Ferry, we're yesterday each
fined $40 and costs for stealing four
chickens from Frank Woods and eIgh-
teen heads OF cabbage from jacob 0'Dell.
Officers Bowman and Murphy saw the
three men start out with q sack late
Tuesday night and %supposing they were
going to make n raid watched for the
trio on their return. The three men
came back about 8 o'clock yesterday
morning and we're arrested and locked
up, One carried the sack, which was
filled with cabbage, and each OF the
other men carried two chickens.
Two Martins Ferry men made a ten
days trip to the Worlds Fair at $50
each gu q Sill ticket, but not in q
sleeper, They visited several Midway
Plaisance attractions. Howard Smith
says he can go on such a trip for $50, in
GLIDING everything, even some OF the
Midway shows. A Steubenviite girl
made o wager that the railroads will
sell round tip tickets for S. before the
fair Is over.
Fourteen Sunday schools are expected
to take part in the union picnic at
Holmes Grove. near Adena, next Sat-
urday In the evening there will be
IN Evolutionary and singing contest.
Among those who viii 60 from Martins
Perry are Misses Gertrude B. Swartz
and Cora B Watson and Howard Smith.
Gen. D. A. Holllngsworth has been
selected as temporary chairman and l.
@. Sedgwick as secretary at the Repub-
lican senatorial convention to be held at
Commercial hall to-day. The conven-
ton will be called to order at 10 o'clock.
Messra. Harry NorthwQod aud Charles
Helling, of the Northwood glass COM
pany, Al Etwood, Pa, are in town, both
looking we'll.
Mrs, Harry Greer and Miss Kate
Greer returned yesterday from an OK
tended visit at Newark and Frederick.
town.
Word was received yesterday to the
effect that M Henry Morelaud had
died at Midway, Pa, aged rs years.
Misses Sadie and Jennie Watkins have
returned from an extended visit at
Cleveland.
A. W. Kerr, OF the Buckeye glass
company, is in the weat on business.
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AS AN aiter.dinner pill, to strengthen
the stomach, assist digestion, and cor.
rect any bilious tendencies, Ayers Pills
are considered the best. Being sugar.
coated, they arc al agreeable as any cor.
lection, and may be taken by tho most
dalicata.
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FOB SAIE.

Lots No. 4 and 4 Gllchrlsts addition, Square
No. O..
No. 500 Market street, $1,000.
Lot No 2, South Front street, 60 feet front,
running to river.
Five fots anti hYe ncrrs Of innd in Philadelphia,
with two dwellings, slaughter house. leo house,
stable. ard sixty bGariug fruit trees for 5000.
100 acre farm, Long bottom. MGigi county.
Ohio: ! coo fruit trees. Price $1,000.
Lot No. 10. section 81, Centre street, Mounds.
ytlle, and 10 sheFesl 10 MoaadsHills Mining aud
Manufacturing Company.
Corner lot north OF street car barn, Forty.
eighth aud Jacob StrootI
Lot No. 10 Water street, south Of Fotty.elEhth
street
,Lols Nos 9 audi Eor street south oil Forty.
oighthatrOoL
east Of jacob street.
No. 7i2 Main street.
No. 1895 ChnnllnO BlrOOs
Nc, 1920 Boff street.
No. lO5 McCOllOch street.
No. 1914 McColloch street,
No. 22i TwOnty'ninth street
No, 2629 Min street,
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FOR SALE.

Now IL the time 10 invest your money where
you are sure Il Will be safe and Will pay you bot
tor interest
No, 1907 Main street Is a three,stoTy business
house, tFoating - feet eH Main street west side,
aud in one OF tho best locations on Main street,
Will rent for eight or niue hundred u year, VIII
sell cheap,
Eight-Toomed brick house on South Front
street, Island, $1,000.
Four roOmGd frame house aud lot GQxle0 feet,
on South Penn street, all for sl,sOl
Lots BoxlO0 feet on sonth Elm street, lSRnd,
Ten.roOmed frame house near Twen,y-sixth
street on FOtrstTeet, cheap, 5000,
Fine house on ChApllnG street OF eight rooms,
bath room and all other improvements, near
Twenty'lTgt, cheap
Many other bargains, both III large aud small
houses and lots on the Island aud GU this side,
which are not mentioned In the above
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Tho best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chtlblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It 10 guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cent?
box. For salo by Logan Drug Go.
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20 r S A-LE.

&c r S
Two nicely located lots in Belvcdcre Addition,
House Of Eve rooms, EolI street, ccutro Wheel.
House OF four rooms, Eighteenth street, sl,o1l
Three houses. MOyston street, cheap, S2,501.
House OF three rooms, Twelfth street, $50.
House. s tooms, Sixteenth street, IN good cou'
dltlon s., ZOO.
House, lrooms, Twelfth street, lot a5xlO1 feot,
Corner X lot, Woods street, Centre Wheeling.
The best business property In Htnavllle,
eight rooms, store room and good stable, on
easy terms, Good reasons for selling,
Three lots, 60xlOl feet, Fllan, White & Gala.
gher's addition, 500 each.
$500
Three lots 10 Park View, cheap
one.hatt lot McCollOch stroeE, Centrc Whool'
Fine suburban property two milo, from tho
city. FIVE minutes walk from motor line. new
with all modern improvements, Cheap
Lots on CaldwellS run $50 eRch.
Fine Farm ttf3 acres on National road, ntno
miles cast OF city on easy terms
House. 10 rooms, Elte0uth street. with mod
ern improvements.
House, SrOOml, Sixteenth street sJ0ll
House, I rooms. TWcnty.thlrd street, sl,91l
HouSe, Z rooms. North Market stFSst, S,6lA
Business property on Marko! street Us inod9''
Lots At cast eud OF r~wcaty.thlsd sssss. on
easy terms
Que OF tho bot Misunderstanding sites In the
CITY, fFlntllg on " rlllro1lI
$500. $1,000, sl,2OO $1,000 aud 5000 to loau on
city real estate.
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HARRY j. FINK.
FOR SAIE.

Flve.rOomed house on Fifteenth street at a
barWin-tJ.O00
seyen.roomed house, between EoG and Jacob,
on Fifteenth street.
Fourteen.roomed. double house, on South
Broadway at s., 50O-a 10 per ceut investment,
Fve.rOomed house on Market street, near
Twenty.slxth street, Mt 81 ,I50-chGap,
-Four seVen'roomcd houses on South Front
street. river Wow.
Two iourroomod houses on Erie street at 81, ZOO.
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JAM A. HENRY,
Real Estate. Agent, =, s, Claim Attorney Col.
'lOctpr aud Notary Public
nus 1912 Market Strhnt.
FOR S.A1.B.

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LoM In bohEen's and 8peIasi'b nddttion.
Corner lot Thirty. htlh and ChNpllnO streets,
house " rooms and Kitchen. ChDhp
A hout mill, with roller process, iweBty.gya
bntfol capacity. Water aud steam p0w0r. Saw
and. plan0r also attached! doing food bualnen
u Tho country. THIS Il u hatgatn Cod wIthla
200 feet. Has thifly.shven acres OF lhnd VIII
col all together OF mill separate.
No JIi kot stt0Ot, frame house six ICONS,
large cellar, alley cotnor ENSy tOtmi,
No. Si2p EoH street, Dtlch house, ak 0otni
aud hall good location Cheap. lazy tofinA
TntBc houses on Wood slfoOt, high ground
No Gls, 800 aud 8j2G ,Sj) each,
Two houses on Twenty'niuth, four rooms
Onnh, u, 400 each
AEopd farm Of nv anroL ono and q half miles,
from tho city. 4 good orchard six acres 10
gtappA has ativO ro%oncdhonte, sAbllt ct1 and
thOJbeat Of whtnt VIII soil on OtiY t0rina or
trade for city property,
Lots IL HodfnRhrB addition tic boil Yatiip ~
the Eighth ward, on yoy easy tofuiA Tor u short
No Il 'rAItty eighth sleOot, ali. eoa,as, new, sl5gl.
Brick house iout rooms and hall FOfty'ltit
and Wood alfools, full lot
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House Of six rooms on North Wabash street
Island, SIG per month.
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ZEAL ESTATE.
TO r r ID MT.

~ ~ IN L.
No, 1851 Chapllle street, Z roowa, brick
30 v ohio iireeL ! rooms. frame,
30 q Ohio street D ICONS frame,
No Y Tweniy'elghth street 3 rO0mS, frame,
10 " South Pom street, I rooms, iiame.
10, ~ south Pom stEGet, . rooms, modern,
NO. "! Coal street , rooms irume.
70, 2l!G Main street, . rooms tIdnG,
No. ll!1 Alley II, 5 rooms. frame.
No 2u1 Alley u. 9r0oms. brick.
Slx'roomed Irlme at Lnatherwood, modern.
NO. 2luj Main strcet, third door, . rooms
STORE AND OFFICE ROOMS,
Store roems on south street, In HeaEne Tabor
nlcle building,
No 1914 Market street, second aoor, once
rooms
Nos, Iaad 10 Tenth street, Zlnn block.
No, 2lll Main street, Store rooWi
No. 9lS9 Main street, store room and dwelling,
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FOR RENIT.

4 Month.
No. 81 Nineteenth street. ....... .... .... ...,,Sii 90
No. "a Eighteenth street. .......- e. ..........., l6 90.
No. l76 Seventeenth street ...........n...,.,. 10 %
No. llb Fourteenth street. .......... ......r.... q. 90
No. lG 'rwenty.ath street ,.,. -. ,,........,,. q 90
No. Is TwCnty.ltth street ........ 90. ........ .... 7 10
No. $50 Main street, first floor. .....,.....,.... 10 00
No. 2G0l Malu street, three rooms. ,,,..,... ..,, 4 ca
No. 2GOi Market street, two rooms. .......-... 7 10
Saloon, Martins Ferry ............. ...........,.... 20 %
Dwelling, Martins Ferry .................,... 10 90
Two rooms aud stable, Elizabeth street ,,.... 0 90
No. 1881 Eofr street... ....... ................... 30 90
No. 6lThlrteOnth street, 3 TOOms.m..m..~ 20
No. g7O1 ChapllnO street, store room. ......., 20 90
No. 2l63 Main street. store room. ............ II 70
No 230i Jacob street, ........... ................. 800
No. 2S07 lncob street, two rooms. ........,... 8 %
No. al5 Chapllne street Northumberland. 10 %
No: !2li4 Alley 4. two rooms ...,,o.., ....,.,, 500
Building for manufacturing or wholesale
business, In rear OF No. 1901 Market st.
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From To-day On
We offer Ladies' Low Shoes Of all kinds
at greatly reduced nrico. l. v, BLOND.
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FoR EaENIT
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Money to Loan. Fire Insurance.
RINEHART & TATUM M,
CRY BANK BUILDING,
Telephone 2l9, Iauol Room No. .,
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ROLF & z II n 2,
Telephone 500. Iau7l 1897 Market Street
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NESBlTT & DEVlNE,
1899 Market street. aus
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A. W. Kerr, Of the Buckeye glass
.mpany, Is in tho weat on business.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-23

MAnsrp. June 22--An ofYicial investieas
ton into the bomb explosion at the resi.
dence Of Senor Csnovas del CASTILLO on
Tuesday, led to the discovery OF
= plot that embraces anarchists
in several European countries. Twenty
three arrests have already been
made and others are expected. Suares,
the man injured by the explosion. has al.
ready made admissions showing that the
conspiracy had wide ramifcationa. He
also told the police the name OF
the man seen with him near the
residence of CASTILLO prior TO the expio-
sion, but who disappeared just before the
explosion occurred. Among other things
that Suarez told Is that no and ssv.
eral Of his comrades were authors
OF the explosion on June II in the plaza
oriental. In front Of the royal palace.
He says that the only object was to
brighten the bourgeoise and remind them
of the existence Of the anarchists. Letters
seized show thas tho conspiracy In inter.
national. N they cover details Of plans for
the commission Of dynamite outragss not
only in Madrid and Valencia. but
Brussels and other foreign citiss. The
supposition. based upon the letters in the
clothing Of the man killed BY the ex.
plosion that the dead man WAS the we'll.
known anarchist, Ernesto Alvares, proved
incorrect. Suarex says the dead man was
named Ruic. This morning Alvarss was
arrested