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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-08
CONDENSED NEWS


sAthered rom AL Parts OF the country
ny Telegraph.
John ". Mackay's wound is almost
leaicd- Rippey's condition continues
% improve
II Ii. Tweitmann and wife, Ger
nan couple. living at Lincolnville, S.
=, were found murdered in their store.
Robbery.
A law and order movement to close
al restaurants, 70 prohibit the sale Of
sunday newspapers etc, has been IN
augurated at FairmouHt. w. Va
The town clerk Of Traiee, county
Kerry, James Casey BY name, shot
Whaien, the rate collector in the board
room through a quarrel about politics.
whalen is dying
The West Virginia house passed the
appropriation bill at midnight Monday,
after one Of the stormiest sessions on
record II will probably pass the sem
ate, and the session will end
In the Minnesota senate bill has
been introduced to prohibibit the pref
erence Of enc precious metal over an
other in the making Of contracts, the
intention being 10 abolish gold mort
cages
Two more of the men who were in
the cabin destroyed by the falling rock
on Keeney's creek, near Charleston. w.
Va, have since died. making the total
number who have died so far from the
disaster six.
a committee TO intercede with the
brazilian government in behalf Of Rev.
J. II. Nelson, imprisoned in Brazil for
publishing an article attacking the
patron saint of the country. WIS APP
pointed at Baltimore Monday.
The announcement is publicly made
BY Gail Hamilton Miss Abigail Dodge).
with the cooperation Of Mr Iliaine's
family, is preparing biography " the
late james o. Blaine. but she can not
say when it Will BE completed and
issued
During a storm at sea recently the
lark Lady Simpson w;is wrecked: The
captain, his wife aud five OF the crew
were picked up after unheard 81 suffer-
ing. They have justreached San Fran
cisco in safety. Five OF the crew were
drowned
1t now SLutcu lIltlt the huStTAtih, y
lirst-class heIted cruiser. Capt Swinton
Holland, will leave the Mediterranean
very shortly for Bermuda, en- route for
New York, for the navy show inscon-
nection with the Worlds fair, The
other British ships, il is thought, will
be the Blake, Tartar and Partridge.
Two more troops Of cavalry passed
through Guthrie, Q. T., for the Chero=
ISee strip They have orders TO clear
the strip of boomers and cattle and In
dams, and keep 1t clear until the presi-
dent declares 1t open. The boomers
are gathering npon the line in great
numbers, but there is no disposition to
enter until The opening takes place.
1t Is stated that Judge james Il. Jen-
Ixins, of Milwaukee, now judge ~ the
eastern district of Wisconsin,, Will DO
the successor Of Judge Gresham on the
circuit bench. This appointment, II is
said. has been decided upon by Presi-
dent Cleveland, andthe nomination OF
Judge jenkins for promotion will be
among the first appointments sent by
President Cleveland to the senate.
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SYRACUSE. NJ II March s--The
worlds champion pool tournament for
the New Brunswick Bake emblem and
81 900 opened Monday night before zoo
spectators The opening series be.
tween De Orc and Stewart showed the
best playing ever seen in Syracuse, De
Orc taking the first two frames with
ont miss Score De Gro. 125; Stew
art. II; scratches De Ora, 1; Stewart, s
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New York, March sA dispatch
from Washington 70 the Herald says:
eostmastpr~t;eAcral Ayanamaltcr Mon
day nceerted TIE proposition Of i. Il
Mcstaniz, agent for the owners, 70 lease
ID Tire government a0,T5o square feet in
the In.lustial building, adjoining the
Forty second street station. New York,
for use DIS the uptown branch Of the
New York city post Office. The rental
lis SIS, 900 per annum.
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4 MANY Trelrht IsiocIsa d..

cmcAdo. March 8. "A freight block
ade Of large proportions threatens seri-
GUS results to business IL Is estimated
that 5000 600 bushels Of grain are In
Chicago awaiting shipment to the
cast The grain is in elevators or ON
tracks ready to go out. but the eastern
trunk lines refuse to haul grain or
other through freight communica-
tions are coming in daily from western
shippers asking for transportation east
81 Chicago. Their elevators are filled
for their Chicago correspondents, and
they can find no way to dispose Of the
grain Wholesale grocery houses and
shippers ARE finding much fault They
say serious results will follow IL the
difficulty il not remedied very soon.
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lie col cALL



or Congress ipws the seAafeaNd ItanEe
Aiuehir Democratic.
WASHINGTON. March s -Thc present
roll call at the senate shows "a demo-
Gratis, % republicans, ! populIst, In
dependent, Farmers alliance and
three vacancies The vacancies are one
each IN Montana. Washington and
Wyoming. SHOULD republicans evont-
ually FIJI ali of these vnean.
cics, which ran scarcely be the
case IN view of Ileclfwith's up.
pointment III Wyoming. ii would give
thcm III Should tho peoples party
senators then Ill vote with the repnb-
LEANS d most unlikely supposition),
the senate would stili DO lie, with
Vice President Stevenson holding the
controlling vote. The composition
OF the house. as shown by unofficial re-
turns is: Democrats. III. republicans,
1873; peoples party, 3; vacancies, z.
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pe.ker, paws May Be fmpeached.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March s.The
legislature will have bit Of trouble on
is hands Ralph Davis, speaker Of the
house, who has been disbarred by de-
cision Of Judge Eaton. Of the shelby
county circuit court, announces that he
Will not resign his position as speaker,
but will fight the case to the end. He
has appealed the case to the supreme
court The legislature meets again
Wednesday, and unless Davis recon
sidcrs his determination not to resign,
IL ii announced that impeachment pro
,ceedings will be commenced.
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1 rrenrl,er Lonked out.

NoRwALK, Conn, March s. Rev. J.
NJ. Proctor Favar, pastor Of the West
crn Congregational society, was re.
quested 10 vaeate his pulpit on April !.
He rendered his resignation and then
utilized the remaining time Of his pas.
torate in abusing the deaeons and other
prominent members 81 the church from
the pulpit, whe eupon his flock locked
the doors of the fold against It's shcp-
herd
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NEW YoRK. March AT noon Tues
day the American flag was hoistcd from
the flagstaff Of the American line steam
ship theoParis, and she was declared an
American vessel She was formerly the
City OK Raris. sister ship OF the New
York, oveA which ex-P President Harrison
raised the stars and stripes two weeks
ago. Miss Frances Griscom. daughter
81 the president Of the American Line
Steamship Col, hoisted the dag.
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Ex-Postmastsr General Wanamaixer's Va

WASHINGTON, March 8 Postmaster
General Wanamaker, accompanied by
his family, expects TO leave in private
car Wednesday for leisnrely trip
through Florida. after which they win
enjoy the scenery, the ruins. and
charming sights generally Of old Mex
leo, and from there go to Southern Cal
ifornia and return, stopping at such
places Of interest on the way us they
may select at the time Though no date
has been fixed for their return, 1t will
probably be about the middle or last Of
june.
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BUoKLEN,S ARNIcA sALYE.

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
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give perfect satisfaction, or money rel
landed. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by 2. G. Williams, Jr., Il Co.
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/, nlsd Il Horribio Arony.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn. March 8 Sew
eral men working IN 4 field near Mt.
Juliet were attracted BY screams from
two women working in adjoining fields,
They found Mrs, John w. Jones and
her fifteen-year-old daughter burning
TO death. Their clothing was set on
fire from burning brush heap. Despite
all the efforts of the men, the women
received such injuries that they died
within few minutes
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CANDxg. n J.. MARCH s The family
Of Horny r Horner, Of this place, were
poisoned by eating diseased meat. and
Mr.. Horner died. His wife and three
children are now dangerously i'll, and
may d:e. TIE meath was purchased in
the stores Of hatcher Van Horn. He
denies that the meat was bad.
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VALPARAISO, March d Tho govern
ment Of Brazil has seized six ears 81
arms destined for the revolutioniSts
who are be5ieging Santa Ana The
cargo or the schooner carmelita has MISC
fallen into The hands Or the govern
ment troops Defenders ~ the city of
Santa Ann still hold out, awaiting re-
lief from Porto Allegro, which has
reached there from Rio &c Janciro.
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WHITE. cAPPtNG.
The Lawicss Whippers castiemtc Two Re.
apectabie Alabama Fnrmera.

spectacle Alabama Farmers.
BIRMINanAM, Ala, March IA hor-
riblc story Of whitc-capping comes from
Cherokee county. Wylie md Will Pru-
III are two respectable farmers. who.
some time ago. informed the revenue
officers Of the whereabouts Of an
Illicit stiIl. Saturday night twenty
six men went to their house, dragged
them ont of bed. stripped them,
and gave them seventy eight lashes.
each Of the white-enppers giving three
strokes The whipping was done with
hickory switches and horribly brutal.
While it was progressing, the women
and children Of their families were re-
qu;red 10 come out and view the spec
tacle. The victims recognized the
whippers and have sworn ont warrants
for them
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New YORK. March $. The Allan line
steamer Pomeranian, which left Glas-
gov February is, arrived at this port
Tuesday morning On her previous
sailing from Glasgow, January 81,
when fifteen hundred miles out she en-
conntercd terrible weather. heavy sea
swept over her decss, carrying away
everything. the deck saloon, chart house
and bridge. Capt. Dalzell was killed
and fonr passengers swept overheard
ara LOST.
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Th.Ir Bonds FIr.a 81 m. 90.

CHICAGO, March s The bonds Of ths
four men indicted for criminal careless.
ness. which caused the accident AZ
Forty-seventh street crossing, was ixed
1t 20, 900 BY Judge Brcltaus on Monday.
Henry A. Rosccup. the engiuesS. and
John ulricht. the gateman, were ii
court and renewed their bonds.
Schwartz the fiagman. being unable
TO give bond, Is In jail. and Snperin-
tendent Law, Of the Fort Wayne road,
who was also indicted. has not vet
been arrested nor appeared in court
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GAINESVILLE. Tenn. March S AT
lockwood Bob Galiamon was burned
to death in n coke even In terrible
manner, by being thrown from the
dump car he was driving ~ sudden
start 81 the mule He fell headlong,
with pitifnI cry, into the oven. his
body being roasted, and although got
ten out as quickly AS III sslblci Il was an
uprecopnizable mass
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Some days ago He9rge Goodwin, 4
well known citizen Of Petersburg. Va. /,
made and sent to Mrs. President Cleve-
land a toy which is on the order Of the
fifteen puzzle. When properly worked
the words spell Grover Cleveland and
BABY Ruth Mr., Goodwin has just
received very nice letter from Mrs
Cleveland expressing her appreciation
ofthe gift
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CHICAGO, March !. wv. S. sawbridge.
II Philadelphia, who arrived ia this
city Saturday to accept a position AZ
manager Of district ofliee Of the CHI
cago Telephone Co. was found dead ii
bed IN his room 1t The Grand pacific
MOTEL, with bullet hole in hts left
breast. He had committed suicide and
had been dead about ten hours when
discovered. lie has wife al Pottstown.
Pa No motive Is known for the act.
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lsui \ nilet through IA Head.

MIpDIKr0wS, N. Y, March S Joseph
Harrison. aged 40, committed suicide
here Monday morning from despond-
ency. over spree. The body was found
in his room in the Madison house with
i bullet through his head. Harrison
was resident OF Newburg, and was
until lately an attendant at the state
homeopathic hospital.
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GTEs Cows. Il, i. March u The poo
pie Of Glen Cove are still hunting the
bear. The creature is stu at large and
has so far outwitted his pursuers Ev-
cry one in the village is now armed with
old army musbets or with modern
Winchester rifles. Glen Cove at the
present time looks like a recruiting sta
ton, for every one is carrying weap-
on Of some kind.
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4 iIoyaI Goislen Wcddinr.

BERLIN. March s.4-The, grand duke
and duchess Of Mecklenburg will cele-
brate their golden welding on June 2.
They have determined that the money
subscribed for the occasion by the in
habitants OF the grand duchy shall be
devoted 10 charitable purposes
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LONDON, March s-The duke and
DUCHESS Of New Castle are 70 start on a
voyage around the world about the
middle 81 next month, and will BE- away
from England for year, They are 60
ing first tofAmerica and will stay sew.
eral months III tile United States, visit.
ing the Worlds fair while there
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IL Ab.caAdlnE l.elIer.

Y SrRINeYIIIE, n. 81. March Lee
Muller, teller ofsthe Farmers bank, has
labsconded His shortage Is 81. 900.
Gambling and lcavy lottery invest
menfs are given As the cause Of his
wrong doing NE was prominent So
cially and WAS trusted implicitly.
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STILL HEADQUARTERS PoR LAUNDRY.

Messrs. Thompson & Tabler, havy
accepted the agency for one Of thu
iasrgest and best Steam I4aundries il
Tttfe country. Work will be forwarded
Tt,SerS Wednesday and returned 81
friday. Satisfaction guaranteed. Send
~ Your work at once. 2-23-2w.
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iLec.praeltx YLth Gregee.

WAsHINGroN, March s. The depart
ment Of state has received dispatch
from the American minister at Athens
stating that a law has been passed by the
Greek chamber Of derutiesexemptingal all
exhibits at the Worlds fair from duty,
and admitting all goods purchased in
Chicago asEsamplcs free Of import duty.
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sew Jersey Kaee Irack IlIIIs.

TRENTON, N. j., March s. In the
house Mr.. Packer presented a petition
for the repeal Of the race track bills.
Mr.. Sallinger, Of Hudson, and Others
presented similar petitions from their
respective constituencies and all were
referred to the committee on municipal
enrnorations
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Assistant secretary 81 state.

WASHINGTON, March Sion. Josiah
Quincy, Of Massachusetts,, was Monday
formally rendered the position Of assist
ant secretary Of state by Secretary
Gresham, which he accepted. Mr.,
Quincy is member Of the national
committee, and in the campaign was
chairman OF the committee Of campaign
literature. He is graduate Of Har-
ward and a LAWYER by profession
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cHcAao, March s AT . O'Clock Mon
afternoon, Building Commissioner
0'Neil, John Yorks. Charls Fnrst and
Murdoch Campbell were arraigned be-
fore the grand jury for their appear
ance at the trial for their responsibility
ID the York disaster on South Halstead
street, in which nine persons lost their
lives
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CnicAao. March. s There IS said to
be movement on foot inaugurated by
several prominent Chicago church peo-
PIE to secure the services in the near
future OF Dewitt Talmage. of Brooklyn.
To preach series Of Sunday sermons At
the auditorium
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, March s.-Goy.
Peter Turney has had another ATTACK
Of rheumatism at his home in Winches
ter and will not be able TO come tc
Nashville for a week
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BRussKIs March 8. IA telegram sent
81 Del Commune. the African explorer
from the Congo Free state, says that
he has traced back the current Of the
Sulluya and declared that II Is the prin-
riple stream in the state. He has been
to chilane. the place where Livingstone
died.
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.eel.nsnr alnrr.llI q. Iirtier.

LONDON. March The condition 81
Senator Morgan. 81 Alabama, who's Is
suffering from erysireEis, has improved
and he willbe able 10 proceed to Paris
id a Few days
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rronbIe ON the Taieda i q a IIarbor
Etntfl.

TOLEDO, d. March s. The engineers
tof the Toledo, Ann IIarbor and North
ern railroad want four Percent advance
On their wages, and Cen. Ashley, on
behalf d tho road, refuses To give ii,
and also orders that no men belonging
10 The brotherhood ~ engineers shall
he employed Chief Arthur. Of the
brotherhood, threatens that unless this
position is abandoned every man on all
the connecting roads viii strike.
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cnicAao. March ssIlargy Williams.
I4-year-old boy. was afraigned before
Justice Hume Monday. He i charged
with setting fire To nr Peter Fahrney
\ Sons medical laboratory at No IL
and ia South IIoyne street Saturday
morning The laboratory was de-
stroyed cntailing a less IL slany thoii-
sands or dollars Yonng w lliams re
lated the story Of his crime with alter
nations OF tears and bravaiu lie set
fire, he says, TO the building in order to
see some excitement. The case was
continued until MARCEL 10.
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rbree yIctim. 81 m Ernl,sIo \

PETRoLEN. Ont. March $. James
Duncan and his engineer were blown TO
atoms, and another man named Mcken-
zie was fatally injured in an oil we'll
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BERLIS, March s Hans Virchow
son Of Rudolph virchow, left here Mon
day for Chicago to represent the Ger
man medical and scientific department
at the Worlds fair.
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WIN Not 0uaraatiasV 4 ralast cholsra

LONDON, March s The legislative as
sembly Of Jersey has declared by vote
that quarantine Is not preventive Of
cholera, and has therefore refused TO
establish quarantine against vessels
from ports alleged to be cholera in
facted
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MARSHALL. Mo-, March S Wheat in
this section has suffered much from
cold weather. and the crop will no
doubt be the shortest for years.
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Ii EADQUARTERsf for Pilisbury Xxx Best
ii Flour. viii sell at lowest prices. Money
can be saved BY buying from me. a. Y shy
DER, Agent. 91Gm
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LONDON. March s. The landslide al
Sandgate Is now said TO have been
caused by the blowing up OF wrecks
near the cliffs
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DREAM CANE TRUE.
\ i.nsl.and and wife Foupd Welterine IN
heir 0wa Hood A. = htcaro Hotel

\ Husband and Vile Fuupd Welterlnk In
heir owa B hood a hicago Hotel
CHtcAoo, March S-The guests and
employees Of the stafford hotel werc
startled al o'clock Monday afternoon
by, woman's screams coming from one
of the rooms A chambermaid rushed
10 tho room and, upon opening the
door, was confronted with horrible
sight Frank Eek. aged -. and his
wife. aged y. were upon the floor Of
The room weltering In blood. with their
ihroats cut from car 70 car The girl
gave the alarm and the police were hur-
riedly summoned
The couple were married year aud
half ago al Kansas City and moved
from there 10 81 Louis and about two
weeks ago came to this city The wife
secured employment at the hotel as a
chambcrmaid. ~ the husband but
little is 50 far known. MS he did not
board at the hotel 4 singular coini-
dence Is that Mrs. Eek dreamed sun.
day night that She WAS wading in
blood She told this dream to some Of
the guests of the hotel and her fellow
employees Monday morning Eek was
Of a singulariy marosc disposition,
and Il is thought that III an insane
spirit o. jealous rage, cut his wife's
throat and then his own.
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INTENDING TO quit the Grocery and Feed
| business, Iwill sell my stock and fixtures.
also the building now occupy If purchaser
does not wish the building, will rent him same
at a reasonable figure.
ll0lmnn. w. w. HOISEWOETU. I.
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chicago wl,chmen want Moro wages.

Chicago switchmen WRut Miro Wages.
CnIcAeo, March s. The proper oifi-
cials Of the various railroads eentcring
in Chicago arc considering the requests
Of the members of the Swltehmen's
Mutual Aid association FOR an increase
Of five cents per hour in the schedule
@nf wages lie petition was signed by
the svitehlnen of MI The roads entering
the city and there n nothing III the re-
quest that the men wish 10 be construed
As threat The men do not intend to
prccipitate strike, AVID The officials
win be given plenty % time TO think
over the propositions Another feature
81 the request is that full days time
called TO any yard service
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IND you know that you can 35 cent Floor
~ OH Cloth at Il cents per yard at EUGENE
Il HERIlINl,G
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IN Operntnrs strIIke.

NEW BEnFoRp, Mass, March s. One
hundred operatives in Wamsutta mill
No. ! struck Monday for an increase IN
wages.
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7 F YOU want to make present Of handsome
dress or coat go to Emmert & Fiery, great
variety Of the latest STYLES and patterns at
bottom prices.
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IND YOU KNOW IT? We are selling at
IL Cost. Blankets, Comforts, Ladies CiOaks,
Ladies' Hats, Ladies' Flannel Underwear. All
must 90, at G. II. HERRlNG'S, corner Qneen
and Martin streets.