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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-27
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There is an epidemic OF cerslso spinal
meningitis northwest Of Baltimore.
Matthew p Deadly. U. = d.st. :ct
judge died At cortland, Ore. Friday
morning.
A gas derrick at Upton, Ind, was
blown down by the wind, killing Jacob
Grnble and fatally Injuring his brother.
Horace NJ Deal. Of Bucyrus, O., has
been appointed an aide-de-camp on the
military star OF the governor. with tho
rank OF colonel.
Panama merchants are indignant At q
decree putting the tax on tobacco in
force ninety days ia advance of the
time fixed by law.
A terrible storm visited yicksburg.
Miss. Friday morning. unroohag
houses, uprooting trees. and doiag
much damage 10 fences No lives lost
At Urbana, o.. Adam w. Howdyshsll
was awarded $40 600 damages from the
Panhandle railroad for personal I'M
jnries received in 1891, while brake
man. Adam lost leg
Many residences and business houses
were unroofed by the wind IN Clarlts-
vile, Tenn. and much damage done by
the rain In Montgomery county many
head Of stock were killed
The Lippincott glass factory st Alex
andria, Ind, was totally wrecked by a
wind storm John Angle. sr.. u work.
man. was instantly killed. Three 9th
ers were seriously injured.
A child was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Long, Of Logansporty Marion county.
w. Va. with three fully developed
arms The third arm Is at the top Of
the spinal column at the nape Of tina
neck
The English house passed. BY vote
Of 276 to 800. resolution that in future
all members be paid for their services
In parliament The resolution was in
troduced by VIM Allen, radical, for
Ncwcastle-U nder-E
The executive committee Of the Geo
graphical club, which recently decided
to associate itself with Lieut. Peary in
his proposed Arctic expedition, has Is
sued q letter asking contributions to
dsfray the expenses Of the trip.
At Chicago w. r. Weed. owner Of q
portion OF both the Northwestern Drug
gist and the Chicago Graphic. was in
stantly killed by falling brick Friday
evening He was passing the Phoenix
building, ia which alterations are being
made.
The opera house, Mrs. Peel's rentan-
rant the masonic hall and two other
store buildings at Mead. Kan, were de-
stroyed by fire Friday afternoon. All
that saved the entire business portion
Of the city was favorable breeze. The
total loss was about $4,000. 'Insnr
ance small
No such exciting mayofalty canvass
has ever before been known In Chicago
as the one now in progress between the
big packer, Samuel Allerton, on the one
side, and cx-Mayor Carter ii. Harrison
on the other. Out Of the 81. 500 names
added to the registration list not less
than 5000, and possibly 5000. arc said
to be fraudulent
First Comptroller Matthews has de-
cided that certain sums of money held
by the treasury department from the
direct refunder by congress to the
states, on account Of the states having
received an excess of arms and equip
ment from the militia fund, was done
without warrant Of law. Acting on
this decision the treasury department
is now paying to the states the amounts
withheld.
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coMMIsslonsR 81 peNsloNs.


- A7NNAtutNt NNtu II NMFN N the Selection
~ the uead ~ That Departmeat.
wAsmxoToN. d G.. March 90. --Th
president Is proceeding with care an,
elaboration In the selection OF his com
missioner Of pensions II Is considered
probable he will not choose his an
pointec from among tho many names 8
public men that have been presented /.
him, but Is morn likely 70 take som.
one from the ranks OF hnsinoss or pro
fcssional life, which combines the quail
titles necessary 10 conduct the pensior
bureau upon the plan which Mr. Clevo
land has mapred out MIR Cleveland
stated emphaticnlly 70 Congressman
Euloc, who Is Ia line with the prcsi
dents policy about the bureau. tha,
mo aemogogie politician will he ap
pointed /"
The pension bureau Is 10 bc conduct.
Cd upon hnslssof business and in the
interest of an honest administration 81
the pension laws
Among The presidents callers Friday
were Senator John sherman and Sena.
tor Teller They casnc % mako SOUND
suggestions ii regard 10 the compost
tion Of m American delegation to the
coming international monetary confer.
encc.
Congressman Kilgonr was among the
early callers lie introduced Col. W.
q. Sterrett and Judge 7. \ Lowe, Of
Texas Judge Lowe Is an applicant for
appointment as governor Of 0klohona,
and Il heavily Endorsed Representa-.
lea - lf...n
protest against the appointment OF Col.
Dalton 70 he surveyor 81 port OF ST
Louis Objection ii urged against this
appointment on tho ground that Col
Dalton Is not resident On 81 Louis but
lives In the interior 81 the state Mr.
Cobb tiled statement that for tIfty
years there have been no prccedcnta
for the appointment % d nonresident
70 this office. and the position has been
recognized as local one The Mis-
souri, senators are endorsing Col Dal-
ton, whilc Mr. Cobb asks for the APP
pointmcnt Of Judge SpcclS
Col w. s. O'Dell and Mr. John r.
Vinnl called upon Private Secretary
Thurbcr In connection with some pa
pcrs recently filcd Endorsing Mr. Mo
Lean for commissioner ~ pensiong
They were accompanied BY MIR q Al
Morden. az Portland, Ore, who IA visit
Ing tho city Mr. John Ewing Rclslcy.
ofNcw York. recently nominated minis.
tor to Denmark. called to pay his re-
spcctA
Congressman Mcmillan introduced
Mr.. Il = I. Tollett, o. Tonnessee, who
wants TO DO collector OF internal rcve-
nue Of tho Eastern district OF Tonnes
see
A ST. Paul man who read from the
presidents No nepotismy rule the
other day, found that Tho rule Is not III.
tended to be retroactive Is lis opera
tionA The ST. Paul man wanted to be
consul ii sheffield, Eng. but this posi-
ton 4 held BY Nj benjamin Folsom.
Mrs CIevoiand's cousin, who was APP
pointed eight years ago and who was
not removed by President Harrison.
The St Paul man learned that Cousin
ben" is not likely to be victim 81 the
mo ncpotisms rule and he has iilcd his
application for consul at Manchester.
His name Is Joseph Humphreys
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wILL We HAVE cAoLERA7
rho 0ntioak /. Gioony. ~ 10. Appearance.
seems ISevitahle.

seems ISevitahle.
WASHINGTON, March 26I--Friday .
quarantine Official and member OF tho
health board from New York were here
in consultation with government OIL
cials In regard 70 the prospects Of ehol-
era in the country tho coming summer.
Their statements were full Of gloomy
forebodipgs They believe the appear
ance Of the cholera is almost inevitable.
and for various reasons they fear that
Il win be widespread and disastrous in
its results, 50 that every human effort
that can be put forth by the govern
mcnt and the people to prevent its
spread or lessen It's destructive effects
should be put 10 play.
The winter has been suchSas 10 aid In
the successful invasion 81 cholera, and
there IS still no Improvement In tho
weather, but on the contrary, promise
of worse The grip has appeared in a
way that promises to become, II IL Is
not already. epidemic, and Is laying the
foundation and sowing the seeds for
every sort Of III, as Is the nature
lot that dread disease. really more
destructive directly and especially
Indirectly, Of human life than
cholera itself. which RACES IN lo-
calities, and advances and retreats,
while Ia grippe lays Its deadly fingers
impartially all over the world. In effect,
these are expressions OF one Of the
gentlemen, and they speak Of great
fear that Is hanging over New York.
Another New Yorker says that the
nrOsn.art Il like n depres<ititr cIot1d over
the exchanges and financial circles, and
that single case Of Cholera will kill the
market What The effect of tho out
break OF cholera would have upon the
Worlds fair may bc imagined.
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EAsToS. Nd. March 20. Frederick
Douglas. ex-minister TO Hayti, Is here
negotiating with the owner for the
purchase Of the villa, one Of the most
valuable, and beautiful estates IN Tai
bot county. Mr.. Douglas Is = native Of
Talbot county, where he was born I
slave To finally own one Of the finest
residences in the county and spend his
remaining days In Il would crafty j
cherished ambition The Villa Il owned
BY Simon Brady, an old eoach1pan of
Boss Tweed'a
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PUBLIC SALE

Of Valuable Property, Situated at Corner Of King
and Raleigh Sts
Mr.. +. w. Poole will sell his proper
" with improvements located on cor
ner w. King and Raleigh streets, at
public auction in front Of the Court
House On Saturday, April 9Th. This
property is splendidly located, either
for residence or business, or both, and
is constantly increasing in value. Any
one contemplating purchasing town
property will do well to bear date Of
this sale in mind. -3-21-td.
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oreanlzine the cherokee strip.

GUTHRIE 9. T.. March 20. Friday
morning Gov. Seay received instruc-
tions from the interior department to
at once lay of new counties Of the
Cherokee "trip. and TO establish town
sites. Work was begun immediately,
and viii be rushed A telcgraEn from
Chief Beesy Herd, Of The Cherokee ma
tons says though there Is some opposl-
tion. il IS certain that the bill viii be
ratified.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 20. From 4
letter received by friend Of Lieut.
Peary. the Arctic explorer, In this city,
It Is learned that four members Of the
coming expedition to North Greenland
have been definitely chosen. They are
pr. r. A. Cook. Of New York City; Sam
uel w. EntrelSin. OF West Chester Pa. /;
Evan Astrup. now at christiana. Nor
way, and Matthew Henson, Of Phila-
delphia- All of the four men chose n
have visited Greenland before.
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NKw YoRK, March 28.--The report
from Philadelphia that Secretary Of
War Lamont was so Ill as TO arouse the
serious concern Of his friends, while to
some extent exaggerated, is believed ia
be true in some particulars. Mr., La
monts health has not been al all salts
factory Of late, and II Is possible that
he will 10 compelled to leave the war
department on long leave Of absence
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SAN FRANcIsco, March %. Assistant
q. S. Treasurer Jackson states that the
San Francisco banks offered 70 ex-
change nearly 81 900. 600 worth Of gold
for notes, receiving the latter at New
York at no expense 70 the government
Mr.. Jackson at once telegraphcd the
tender to Secretary Carlisle. who re-
piled that II must be declined, as no
Adearth Of gold now exists
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ve.t,ga1Inr the WhI.ky Tru.t,

CHICAGO, March 26. When Senator
Solomon tried to continue his work Of
investigating the whisky trust he was
disappointed by finding that the
only member Of the commit
tee present was Senator Evans.
As no one else turned up Sena-
tor Evans moved to adjourn. He sec
onded his own motion, which was put
by Chairman Solomon. Then Mr.. Ev-
ans cast unanimous vote in favor of
adjournment, which was taken until
Saturday morning. The school desk
trust investigating committee was to
have met at the Sherman house Friday,
but not one Of the members appeared.
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HENDERSON. KY, March aa-Near
Hebbardsyille. Mrs Dolly Bosweil,s
eldest daughter, Ella. Is while firing 4
brush pile In the Geld ignited her cloth
ing and before assistance could be ren-
dered was mass Of flame. She died ii
fifteen minutes Her mother was se-l
vereiy burned in trying 70 tear away
the clothing.
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For Kidnaplnr.

ATLANrK, Ga, March 20. E A. Coch-
ran. one-legged farmer 40 years Of
age, eloped with his neighbours daugh-
ter. aged 10, last summer Friday he
was convicted Of kidnapping and sem
fenced to four years in the peniten-
Ain ~ ~.
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.Ill.l 80 llnnnr farrr.

PARIS. March 20. II has been notad
with a great deal Of surprise that no
member az the Russian embassy. which
Is very nunerously represented. at-
tended the funeral Of the late Jules
Ferry or the ceremonies az the Palais
Luxembourg. The embassy acted nm.
doubtedly under instructions FROM St
petersburg.i
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ONE WAY 10 BE HAPPY

Is at all times to attend to the com
| lorts Of Your family. Should any one
81 them catch slight Cold Or Cough,
Prepare yourself and call at once on
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Set q trial bottle Of Otto's Cure, the
great German Remedy, Free. W.
glEe It away to prove that We have i
sare Cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma
assumption, and all diseases Of The
inroat and Lungs. Large size 80 cts.
blg ine Of nobby double breas ted
mus Tor youths and boys at NJ. Il
~. Watch and chain with every
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IHg TARIFf QUESTION.
One Effect or the nm Prepared by the
New York Reform club.

One Eject Of the Bill Prepared by the
Now York Reform Club.
WASHINGTON. March 20 The bill
prepared BY e Ellcry Anderson. Thos
g. Shcarman and their associates 81 the
Reform club Of New York, has had a
tendency apparently to hurry President
Cleveland in his consideration for the
tariff question. lie asked Secretary
Gresham to prepare statement for the
existing state Of the negotiations un-
der the Mckinley tariff law with Ven
ezuela, Hayti and Columbia, and he is
likely soon to modify the proclamation
Of President Harrison imposing the
discriminating dutics on coffee and
hides from those countries
THE representatives 81 the three gov
ernfnents affected protested that the
tariff systems made no discrimination
against the United States, and in favor
Of other countries; but our government
insisted that in view Of the special con-
ccssions granted this and South Amer
Jean countries. they should like the
other southern ncighbors grant us dis
elimination exemptions from duty. As
discrimination would seriously affect
the income OF the states. the exemp-
tions were refused. The president will
now probably remove q portion Of the
duties
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THE CYCLONE.
The Damage In Mississippi Worse Than
First Reported.

KELLY, Miss. March 90 "A more
thorough investigation was made FRI
day Of damage Of the cyclone Thurs
day which showed that matters were
worse than at FIRST reported. Kelly Is
only small town 81 about SO houses,
where II or Is were entirely swept
away. and there Is nothing to show
that there was ever residence there
except BY the mass Of debris which Is
scattered in all directions There Is
not . house left standing within scope
Of the cyclone which ranged from .
quarter to half a mile III width, SOUTH
west Of Kelly. The trees were moved
down and uprooted.
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Escaped Murderer surrsnders HImselE
I.nrrest lseIt N the World.

Il CINcINSATI, March 20. The Bradford
Betting Co. this city, completed a belt six
feet wide. ZIG feet long and weighing Il
500 pounds. which WILDE used ON the ma
chinery Of an electric railway in Brook
lyn, n. Ys It win revolye at the rate Of
i mile a minute. and is the largest bell
ever manufactured in the world
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NV YoRK, March 90 Col Elliott
+. Shepard, editor Of the New York
Mail and Express, died Friday after
noon ut 4 o'clock from an overdose Of
ether administered by the physicians
during q surgical operation
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BUTTE, Mont, March a6.+-At the
Key West house Friday afternoon Jas.
Cosgrove shot and killed his wife and
then suicided. He threatened her life
in the morning and she had him ar
rested. When he returned from court
the killing occurred. Cosgrove stood
well in the community.
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WEsT PLAINS, Mo, March 90 There
will probably be lynching here, A
farmer named Payn was locked in jail
charged with the murder Of his sixteen
year-old daughter. He had been beat
ing the girl with club and Thursday
she died. Her body is mass Of bruises
and sores
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ELGIN. Ill, March 2s The jury in
the Vera Ava trial, at Geneva Friday,
returned verdict Of guilty, fixing the
value Of her plumber at s7S5. and her
term in tho penitentiary at two years
The verdict did not in the least discon-
cert Vera
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PARIS. March "a. President Carnot
has signed ! decree raising the French
legation ct Washington 70 the rank Of
an embassy and bill making the nee
essary provision 70 meet the increase
expense attending the change has been
introduced III the chamber 81 denntias
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WLaAMsroRT. Pa, March 20. The
twcnty-eighth anniversary reunion OF
Gen. Hartranft's division Of the ninth
army corps was held here Friday. Of
ficers were elected as follows president
Isaac r. Brown, Harrisburg, Pa; secre-
tary, NJ. A. Embricis, Boiling Springs;
treasurer, R. Webber, Boiling Springs
The next reunion will be held at Har-
risburg on March 8. 1894. Tho encamp-
ment was attended by many eminent
soldiers Addresses were made by Gen.
r. Hastings and Linn Hartranft, son of
the general and secretary Of Internal
affairs. Thos. j. Stewart, Gen. Louis
Wagner and others made addresses.
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CARE CHARLKs. Va. March a.
Thomas Nelson. ex-maycr Of this CITY.
was convicted Of embezzlement and
sentenced "a two years In the peniten-
tary.
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80 souIHERN IoRNApo.


The Greatest Loss oil Lifo Was Mt Shaw'a
station. Miss.
4 MEMPHIs, Tenn, March 20 Reports
continue to come in Of the widespread
destruction wrought by Thursdays cy-
clone.
In North Louisiana and Southern Ar
kansas plantations were devnsted, farm
house were wrecked and forest trees
uprooted. The path Of the storm was
half mile wide, and everything went
down before it.
The greatest loss Of life was at Shaw
Station, Miss, to which place the storm
jumped. The house Of Drury Sunrol,
q prosperous colored farmer at the ouk-
skirts OF Shaw's, was demolished
Every one Of the nine inmates were
crushed to death in the ruins. Several
stores and the schoolhouse az Cleve-
land, Miss, were RACED to the ground.
Escaped Murderer Surrsnders Himself
HorKIHsvIrLE, KY, March 20. Chas.
johnson, the murderer of Policeman
Cox, at Lamasco, in December last, and
who broke Jail at Eddyville two weeks
ago, returned and gave himself up.
weakened and emanciated by sickness
He failed to find lodging and was
either. forced To surrender or die 81
starvation
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Make KNOWN YOUR WANTS.
ybis Column is Read by Over 5000
People Every Evening.
REsr AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
s...tsoas. HIP wantsd Fer Sale, For Rent Lot
Found, s.rayed = Stolen, To Bny, Sell
or Exchange Make it known.

t,oR RENT From April ist brick t no1te e Sn
ner Natle avenue ana Martin stry sss-.s =
piy II house -.
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,,,9 pEST- store room with cellar and ware
rns,n attached, doors north R.L. Suod-
erasses & Co Drug store. +
pn g.,o-Sw. WILLLAM r. WILLIAMS,
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uE and improved cars Is shGs nnsi ,p
ale oniyai Homrich's olIiln.
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xxr.NrED 800 Gents suits to clean at 81 y
w 4 suit New Process. steam and Dry
ciea,;ne. j CoHDNER, south Raleigh street,
near new jail
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T,AsrER souvenirs free TO all visitors. Eu
N gene +. Herring.
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e M yoU HAPPYYs II not 20 to the
a Great Muslin SALE and You will 60 home
neased "a death, at g. r. HERRlNG's, corner
bueen and Martin streets.
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q IN yoIJ SAD ~ If so stop at the Great
"A sale, and get two or three bargains ana
pohome feeling happy and glad, at " I. HEN
fines. corner Queen and Martin streets.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-31
CALLED TO SEE CLEVELAND.
The Wedding of Senator Faulkne
 and Miss Whiting.

The Wedding of Senator Faulkner
 and Miss Whiting.
 WAsHNGToN, Dec. 30.-Cardinal Glib. bons was caller upon the president today and had chat of some length with him.
 There was great pressure from con- gressmen and others who have business with the president today, owing to his three days absence.
 A party of about forty persons, in. cluding senators and members of the house and prominent newspaper men, will leave Washington Monday for Hampton, W. Va., where they go to at. tend the wedding of Senator Charles + Faulkner, of West Virginia, who is to be married to Miss Virginia Whiting of that place, Wednesday next. Among other members of the party will be Senators Hunton and Camden. Senator Dubois will be the groom's best man Also there will be large attendance 1 from Richmond, and Gov. McCorkle, oi West Virginia, will attend, accompan jed by most of the state officers. After the marriage the senator and his bride leave for two weeks trip south. going as far as St. Augustine, Fla.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-31
PERSONAL.

Gen. W. o. O'Neill came in from Prescott last night in private convey ance.
 Governor L. c. Hughes and Attorney General Heney returned to Tucson last night.
 George Alkire will return from Po- mona, Cal, where he Is spending the holidays, next Wednesday.
 Rev. J. E. Carpenter and wife, oi Santa Rosa, Cal, are visiting their rela- tive, Capt. George, of this city.
 Arrivals yesterday: J, W. Lynch, San Francisco; N. Sackland, St. Louis Fred Erich, Bay Ridge, Colorado.
 Governor Hughes left last night for Tucson to spend the closing holidays. He was accompanied by MT. J. Arm strong and Territorial Auditor Boone.
 Orin W. Weaver, of the department of labor of Washington, D. O., left last evening for Yuma whence he will go to Tucson pursuing his work of gathering statistics of building and loan associa- tions in the territory.
 For the past two days Judge Light. hizer has been struggling with pneu- monia. His condition was unimproved yesterday and his friends were natural. Fly alarmed at the pertenacity of the disease About year ago he was simi. larly afflicted.