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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-28
paEsIDs MIS- P-RocLAMATIoN.
HI Directs the Pubsir BuiidlnKs In wash
ipEtea 10 be Closed the d III Mr..

He Directs the PubsIr buildings In wash
ipEtea 70 be Closed The nay ii Nj
Biaiite's Fun ernl.
WAsHIx0ToS. Jan. rs The president
issued the following proclamation
Friday afternoon:
E~xgcUTIyE MANSION, Jan. z-Tt Ii nv
painful duty 20 announce 10 the peoploof tho
United States the death Of james Gillespia
BBsaiue, which cceurredln the city today, 81
II O'Clock.
For d full generation THIS eminent citizen
hiss . cupitd a conspicuous ana influential pos
ltion III tho nation. His hrst public service
Was II the legislature 81 his native state.
FAtferward I'm fourteen years he was q member
Of lie National House af Representatives. and
was three times cfusen is speaker.
Iii 1875 he was elected 10 The senate. He r.
signed bis seatin that body III fssi 70 accept
ne pasitlan 81 secretary Of state with rrcSi.
dent Garifld. Attef9fhe tragic death of his
chief ~ resigned from tho cabinet, and. desot
Ing himself 10 literary work, gave 70 The public
In his eT~enty Years Ia Congress- . most val
liable md endariug contribution 70 our political
literature.
In March, 1850, he again became secretary of
state, and continued to exercise This once until
June, 1872, His devotion 10 Tho public interests.
his marked ability ard hfs exalted patriotism
have won for him the gratitude and a1ection or
hts country1nen and the admiration 81 tho
world
In The varied pursuits Of legislation, dipiom-
acy and literature, hts genius has added new
iuster 70 American citizenship A. . suitable
expression OF the ma tional appreciation Of hfn
great public services and Of the general sorrow
caused BY his death, / direct that on the day
Of his funeral all the depar tments Of tho
executive branch az the government 81 wash
ingt3n be closed, and that on eli public build
ings throughout the United STATES the national
flag shall be displayed az haIf,sfan. and that FOR
a period Of 3fdays the department 81 state ho
draped IN mourning. BY the president.
HARRISON.
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JAMES c. BLAINE.
Another Great Loss
to the Nation.
The Spark Flickered Long But
the End Came at Last.
The Final Summons Came at ii
O'clock Friday Morning.
An Night Long He Lay In a stupor-
The Family Were at His bedside
Vines the Breath Of Life Passed
From the Great Statesman.

WAsmNGToS. Jan. 2s-James g..
Blaine died at II o'clock Friday.
lie lay ali night as in a stupor, but
rested as well, il moi better, than on
several nights previous. At ? o'clock
Friday morning he was regard
ed as slightly better. When the
physicians arrived in the morning, In
response to n hasty summons, they
found Mr.. Blaine sinking rapidly and
beyond hope Of recovery. The relapse
had set in only a short time before
their arrival. lie was then speechless,
and his breathing was scarcely percept-
ible. All the members Of the family
had gathered quickly in the sick room
in response to the summons Of the
nurses, whose experience told them
that the end was near. The physicians
did every thing possible to put life into
the wasted frame, but their efforts were
useless-all strength was gone. Death
was peaceful and apparent painless.
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CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From ali Part Of the coautry
by Telegraph.

Gathered From ALI Part of the Country
By Telegraph.
Clerk Hutchins who transcribed the
late senator McDonald's will Is hope
lessly insane at the Central insane hos
pital OF Indiana
John Grossman was sentenced 10 life
imprisonment Thursday Mt Alpena,
Mich, for the murder Of Molitor and
sullivan eventeen years ago at Rogers
City, Mich.
Prof ". w. Jameson, for twenty
Eve years superintendent Of the Keo-
knk public schools, died at Keokuk, Ia
He was one Of the best known educat-
ors of the west
At a Methodist revival eight miles
from Springfield. Mo-. james Simous
and John Snow became involved in a
quarrel and fought with knives. Both
were fatally cut
William Tenncy, a boy Of eleven
years, ran against a horse while coast
ing at Boston. The animal fell on the
boy and crushed him 10 death. Tie
body was horribly manglcd.
August ohnson, so years old. fell
down the d6we elevator shaft OF the
World building New York. from the
fifteenth floor to the basement Friday
morning and was instantly killed.
Herr Nasse, a Prussian mining expert.
publishes an estimate that the coal IL
Europe will be exhausted in five centu-
ries. The American supply, he SAYS.
can hardly last beyond the sumo PEE
Rod.
Col. w. b. Hughes for the past six
years in charge OF the quartermastcr's
Office Of the department Of the Platte,
has been ordered TO Baltimore, and Col.
Dandy, San Antonio, Tex. goes back to
his old place.
Al large number Of the most ~infiuen-
tial business men Of Halifax, n. s..
have signed a request TO be presented
to President-elect Cleveland and petit
t~ioning him to continue in service Con-
sul General Fry.
The Alabama senate has reconsidered
is vote Of last Tuesday, and Thursday
passed a bill giving IN annuity Of 800
for Mrs jefferson Davis. 1t now de-
ponds on the lower house whether the
bill becomes a law.
Peter Worsley, aged fifty-one, a spin
ner in the Stafford mill, Fall River.
Mass, complained Thursday that he
had been poisoned He started for
home. but died in the street His wife
refused to permit an autopsy. lie was
insured for $40, 900.
The census office Thursday issued .
report en- the manufacture Of silk in the
United States 1t is shown that the
net, OF finished production Of silk goods
manufactured during the census year
OF 1899 was $50, I54.5 500, against sSi, 5 49,
72s for the census year 1880, an increase
Of s34, 634, SIG, or 100 ss per cent.
The time Of the West Virginia house
Thursday afternoon was mostly oceu-
pied in speeches eulogistic Of Senator
Kenna, the report Of the joint commit
tee appointed to draft resolutions to his
memory being the special order A
number Of eloquent and appropriate
addresses were made by both republic
can and democratic members.
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PANS, Jan. sa-M. Franqueville, the
examining magistrate. has found a
true bill Of accusation against Deputy
and Ex-Minister Of Finance Rouvier;
senator Albert Grevy, brother Of the
late president Of the republic: senator
BeraI, senator Deyes and senator Leon
RenauIt. ON charges Of corruption in
connection with the Panama Canal Co.
Magistrate Franqueville absolves from
accusation Deputy and Ex-Minister
Jules Roche, senator Thevenet and
Deputy Emmanuel Arene.o on the ground
that there Is no evidence warranting
their prosecution.
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BosfoNf Mass, Jan e6-At the an
nual meeting Of the alumni Of Bovdoin
college Prof. Robinson. Of the
chemical department of Bowdoin m
nounced that Mr.. Edward i. Searies. 10
whom the Mark Hopkins millions were
left. had promised to erect the finest
and best equipped building for the
study Of the sciences that could be had
In this country. He stated that Mr.
Searles had placed no limit on the cost,
but wanted the best appointed building
that money can provide.
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~ THE Wrists
with His Toes Itarely Toachl I h
CroaNd-An Ex@Co Wet Testlne. iicfor,
the Thsoaticafiaa Commftte

with Ms Toes Itareiy foachl r the
CrouNd-An Ex~Co Wet Testlne. ffcTnfc
the Investigating Cammitte.
JEFfEBsoNv1LLE Ind, Jan. eS.-The
third days session Of the senate and
house investigation committee on the
affairs at tho southern prison closed
Thursday evening, and an adjournment
was taken until Tuesday next at $50
o'clock n N. Ex-Conrict Eaglcn.
Of vcvay, Ind. now a law stu.
dent gave In his testimony as to al
legged brutal treatment administered
upon him during his incarceration Of
two years. lie described the mannerin
which he had been placed in a dun
gcon for a period Of three days and
nights. hung BY the wrists. with Ills
toes barely touching the ground, and
given only corn bread and water. He
could not testify with accuracy as to
the number 81 times he had been pun.
ished. It's testimony was given clearly
but when he subjected himself Is cross.
examination a portion Of his testimony
exploded Ills testimony showed that
he was not In love With the prison noi
the warden or guards He went al
great length % attempt 10 classify
prisoners.
Tho higher class were looked upon BY
the management as bad ~convfcts, nnd
tho lower OF middle ~classos largely sd
perior to the others In regard to the
charges Of the deposcd deputy war
tEwingl that Director r. L. Slater had
been paid $3.50 by w. ID Patton ia pro-
cure q pardon for d convict was expiod
cd when Patton went on the witness
stand and testified 70 Ewlng's testi-
mony. and stated under oath that the
charges were untrue iii every respect
Patton Ind paid Skaters expenses for
going % indianapolis, vinccnnes and
several other places TO ascertain what
had been done iii the case Of ono Henry
Soiner. who was In Patton's employ,
and for whom Patton was anxious 10
have him secure u pardon. Slater hnd
never received n cent for any convict,
and his complete cxoncration WINS not
unexpected by those who knew him
Al considerable amount OF cruss-hring
was INDUCED in when Senator Love.
land asked fore permission 10 produce
the punishment book and give 10 the
committee the names on the convicts
who had been punished, number Of
stripes administered, and for what
cause senator IIori made d
motion. that the warden furnish Il
list Of convicts punished during his adj
ministrntion, and have Ii ready for ex.
animation ut tho r~econvening of the
committee.
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ErcItemsnt n 81 Asylum.

COLUMNS. o., Jan. 2a-Intense X
element was created Thursday night
at Central Insane asylum by the break
ing out Of q fire just as the patients
were being marched into the assembly
room for q fancy dress ball The fire
was extinguished before serious dam
& was done. but the patients were 50
much alarmed that q terrible panic was
narrowly ayerted. as they became al
most uncomfortable.
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CARLYLE, ILL.,, Jan. 2S.-A serious ac-
cident occurred on the farm Of John
Prosuhn, a well-to-do farmer living
d few miles south OF here. Thursday
morning. His ffteen-year-old son Hem
~ was helping cut wood with q saw
operated by steam, when In some way
his leg came in contact with part Of
the machinery and was almost torn
from his body. His injuries may prove
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PtTTsEunaH, Pa, Jan. 2S.-The Beatty
poisoning trial was resumed Friday
morningA Several witnesses testified
70 seeing Beatty in the mill cook house
last summer and fall William Grifith
repeated his story about working as
chief waiter in No Grestaurant and the
suspicious actions Of the defendant. but
he did not reeollect that Gallagher had
threatened to poison him because he
had disciplined Gallagher.
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THE TARIFF x oFF.Y

lhe first move in tariff reform, fhe
MOTION was made by a prominent mem
cer of the house, and it went Through
2 fash. As one member Of this
iasfe body, ! move that the tariff be
''sAed off second hand stoves to make
YEN for new goods Signed, J, W.
y asher, chairman, King street.
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Grover Initlnted

NEW YoRK, Jan. ps -President-olect
Cleveland was initiated into the Sigma
Chi college fraternity Thursday r
ing. A badge OF the fraternity wa
presented to him. It was accepted and
worn BY the president-elect with N i'm
terest worthy Of the enthusiasm Of an
UNDERGRADUATE.
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GREExwooD, Miss, Jan. 2s-The bus
mess portion Of Tchula City, Miss,
was destroyed by fire. The hotel, rail-
road depot and every business house in
the town was consumed. Loss, $780,
600; insurance, s37, 900.
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Hill Sehnni isnrnad.

DETRorT, Mich, Jan. as.-Thc Detroit
high school building. corner Of Girls
void and state streets, was destroyed
by fire Friday morning. The loss is
500. 900. The origin 81 the fire Is sup
posed to have been the explosion Of
chemicals stored In the basement
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ELKroS, Md, Jan. 2s.-Alfred Stout,
the colorcd murderer, was hanged here
at 12:4I p. m. The crime for which
Alfred Stout was Friday executed was
tile murder Of George Dilmar. an aged
Mariner. who lived near Bohemia Manor.
1t was committed February /. 1891.
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ToRoNTo, Ont, Jan. 2S.-Gaudaur has
posted a4forfeit Of 500 and has sent ar
ticles Of agreement 70 Hanlan for a
race for 81, 900 q side and the champion
ship Of America Decoration day Is
named as the date and the Pullman
course Is preferred
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satolli wan seq.

RoME, Jan 2s.-There is the best au-
thority for stating that there Is no
truth in the report that Mgr. Satolh Is
to be recalled and replaced by Arch
bishop Ireland On the contrary, It Is
the intention Of the Nope to establish
his position in America more firmly.
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More Money FOR new York.s Capitol

ALBANY, N. ", Jan. 28-The 1egisla-
tnre Thursday sent to the governor q
bill appr6priating Nt7OO. 900 more for the
.c~ompietion" Of the capitol building.
which MAS already cost over so, 0o0. 900
md twenty years Of time.
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PARKERxDuKd. " Va, Jan. 2a-A
wagon drawn by six horses and con
tanning a hugh boiler, the whole valued
al IS. 900, broke through the Ice at
Sistersville while crossing the Ohio and
were a total loss. 3 he teamster, Kelly,
barely escaped with his life
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rnnnc..ee 800 omcsra Eleeted.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan 2s.v-The leg
i utuec Thursday In Joint convention
c.vcSs a ii. = Morgan secretary Of state,
lana a. Harris controller, And Z b.
CrNiY treasurer.
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n nold norranadZhr Rnth.nhnd.

VIENNA, Jan 18th Rothschild sym
ldicate has borrowed sio. coo. 900 IN gold
in the United States for the use Of Aus
tria in introducing her currency re-
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-Immediately
on learning Of the death Of Hon. Jas G..
Blaine, the house and senate adj burned
as a mark Of respect To his memory.
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Street railway companies all Dyer the
country which nse the single trolley
system were sued at Boston Thursday
for infringement Of patent by the SherA
man Electric Power Co, which claims
priority 81 Invention.
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worlds Fair Post once Exhiblt.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2&--Gen. Hazen, third
assistant postmaster general at Wash
arrived in the city, and proceed
ed at once to the fair grounds. where
he will fix up the postal exhibit Of the
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Make KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read by Over 5000
People Every Evening.
BEST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
Situations, Help Wanted. For Sale, For Rent, Lost,
Pound, s:rayed u Stolen, To Buy, Sell
or Ezohangs--Maks il Known.
REST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.

EA RE YOU HAPPY ~ If not 90 to the
"a Great Muslin sale. and you viii 90 home
ulea-ed to death. at CsP, HERRING'S, corner
Queen and Martin streets
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GONE merchants let their lines OF staple goods
run down In order to lay in a stock Of toys,
dolls. etc, for the holidays-not 50 with EnfneFt
Il Fiery for their largest trades ism dress goods
and coats. They carry these lines full so that
You'll find Just as great a variety in their dress
goods as you did early in the season and their
assortment Of coats was never better.
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IF ron want to make a present of a handsome
dress or coat 70 TO Emmert a Fiery, a great
variety Of the latest styles and patterns at
bottom prices.
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g RE YOU SAD ~ If so stop at the Great
y n Sale, and get two or three bargains and
go home feeling happy and glad, at {. !. HER
HINGS, corner Queen and Martin streets.
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ford and Lieut. Parker. walked over 10
the Blaine mansion The PRESIDENT
showed marked signs Of grief. POST
master General wanamaier followed
tbs footsteps Of the president
All over the city people gathered In
knots and discussed the incidents which
have made the mans life great aud
there Is not one who does not mourfL
II Is not known that Mr. Blaine had
a personal enemy At the nations capi-
tai.
There was no business transacted
anywhere in Washington, Friday, ~
consequences The departments corr
gress and the shops stopped their busa-
ness rounds Social events were NJ an
end.
The white house, the executive dr.
partment and the capitol buildings
were already draped In heavy crer,e
over the death OF ~cx-President Hayes
and Associate Justice Lamar. As they
pass around, strangers are asking Them
selves. Ibid anyone ever sec such sober
ness? Did anyone ever know Of such =
harvest OF death as has been rcaped uil-
der this adm i~nistrntion? Who will fall
next2'f
At 1850 p. m, Friday, Il was stated
by friends Of the the family that the
funeral arrangements had been so far
determined upon that the services
would be held Monday forenoon and
the remains would be at least tempor-
arily inferred here in Washington city.
Whether the funeral would be public
or private, or whether the final resting
place would be here or at some other
chosen spot in Maine or elsewhere Is
not yet definitely settled.
CAPITOL. Albany. \. NJ, Jan. 2S.-
The assembly had adjourned before the
news OF Mr Blaine,s death reached
death Ia the senate, when nm adjourn
ment was taken in homer Of his memory
until Monday evening.
NEW IoRK, Jan a8--The tidings Of
Mr.. Blainets death spread over the city
rapidly. causing little surprise. how
ever as the end had been so long antic-
.ipated that the demise caused no shock.
The flags were speedily hoisted to half
mast on the city hall and on the Tri-
bune building,
coLUMBUs, o., Jan. 2s-News OF the
death Of Mr.. Blaine reached the state
house at about II o'clock Friday, and
while there was no surprise q feeling Of
sincere sorrow was felt and expressed
by all. At once resolutions appropriate
were prepared in the senate and house,
ana after the business Of each house
had been disposed Of they were read
and adopted. Adjournment Immediate
" followed.
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IITE have something to satisfy all in want of
w Xmas presents. Louis e. Blows.
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HAVING anticipated a large trade this winter
IL on underwear we bought with that idea In
our mind and nav double the stock we ever had
before at prices that are down even lower than
The lowest just think Of a good ladies vest for
sSc. EMMETT II FIERYis
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II HEADQUARTERS for Pinsbury < < < < Best
IL Flour. Will sell at lowest prices. Money
an be saved by buying from me. A.. J. shy
DER, Agent. 91-6m.
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81 4 RE you IN NEEDY If so, we are clos
n ing out lots Of shoes just at cost, lots Of
muslins at cost, lots Of blankets at cost, lots Vt
bed ticking at cost, Mt @. p. HERRING'S, cor.
ner Of Queen and Martin streets.
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ICE CREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
4 and Glass, from 35 cents to 1886 at d. M.
klLMER'S, on King street.
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lIYoNDERFTL. Wonderful, 1000 Beautiful
w Floor Rugs for 49c. EUGENE HERRING.
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no you know that yon can get a So album for
~ No, at Eugene T.. Herring's next door to
Geo. Mann.
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NYOU will find d great variety OF Handker-
chiefs and Kid Gloves at Emmert Il Fiery's
they have loads OF pretty things for their holi
day trade.
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DROWN has inst received a big lot OF candies
~ fresh for Xmas. These candies are pure
anadulterated.
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MID Winter Excursion-5W genuine So Seal
Al Muffs for $3.50 EUGENE E.HERRING next
door Geo. Mann's Tensorial Art Emporium.
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nID yon see those s. seal muffs for Si.509 at
IL Eugene Il. Herring,s.
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MID Winter Exenrsiun.-5O0 genuine S3 Seal
Il Muffs for 81. so. EUGENE Il. HERRING next
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Emporium.
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MID Winter Excursion.-50O genuine SO Seal
Nl Muffs for $t.50, EUGENE E.HERR1NG next
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Emporium.
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HELLO, there John. where are You going :
IL Down to Eugene uerring's to get u $40
accordion for $2.9S.
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JonE I. FosrERs Secretary 81 STATE
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KnMER's China Hall on King street, for
IN fine Chinas.
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EVERYTHING nice in endless variety at
II LOUIS &. BRowH's.
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nID YoU KNOW TT We are selling at
IL Cost. Blankets, Comforts, Ladies Cloaks;
Ladies' Hats, Ladies' Flannel Underwear. All
must 20, at G.. y. HERRING'S, corner Queen
and Martin streets.