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LIKE A PRINCE.
How fevslaMd's MaxnIilcent Apartments
IT fhe Arlington WIZ he Furnished.

How ievelaad.s aiaxniacent Apartments
1T fhe Arlington wiz he Furnished.
WAsHIxGroN. Feb. 81. -A correspond
emit writes s follows III regard to the
quarters selected for the president-elect
at the Arlington;
The particular rooms which already
70 giibly Us the cleveland rooms ara
on the second floor. and include par
.lor, dining room and three bed rooms
for the especial use Of Nj. clevciand's
family; also a parlor and three bed
rooms for Col. Lamont and q parlor and
three bed rooms for Mr. Dickinson.
Entering a hall where an exquisite
Venetian lamp burns softly IN lieu Of
sunshine, which is shut cut, TO the right
opens Mrs cleveland's spacious parlor.
Here five windows afford flood of
light, snbducd by draperics 81 delicately
wr. ught lace and lustr0us silk.
Leading from the drawing-room Is
Mrs. CIeyeland's bed room. In the nd
joining bed room q small white and
gold bed Is consigned TO Baby Ruth.
beyond this Is Miss cleveland's room
/ Opening to the left from the hall is
the dining room, which Is furnished In
oak. with glittering array Of china
and cut glass II Is interesting 10 know
that Mrs. Cleveland will use Il knife,
fork and spoon which were once the
property Of the Empress Eugenie, and
that The president-elect will drink his
coffee from cup that ut one time be
longed to Napoleon Bonaparte.
Col Lannon'S parlor communicates
with the dining-room. with Mr.. Dick
inson's directly opposite. The entire
suite Is 10 placed that IL can BE wholly
separated from the remainder Of the
hotel. This will be done BY means 81
screen placed across the corridor, 1T
the openiRg Of which Mr.. Cieveland's
butler, Sinclair, will be stationed.
Mr.. Cleveland will be accompanied by
four servants In addition 10 Baby Ruth's
nurse Two servants Of the hotel, .
butler and a waiter. will also be as
signed to his exclusive use. A chef.
with two assistants, will be entirely At
his service.
The presidential board bill will Z
t475 per day, not including the charge
tor extra service which he has
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ihe ropalists Hatch = scheme ~ ktnct
Leglsinstee. Md Adluurn nefore the
coaris Act
TorrkA. kan. Feb. u. -~whcn .the
populIst house 81 the legislature meets
Monday Il will at once enter upon the
execution 81 plan 10 fortlfy lis posi-
lion before the people Il will set the
legislative mill . grinding at as fast y
rate as possible. and will attempt 20
pass all the important measures before
Thursday or Friday. 80 as to reach adj
journment before the supreme court can
pass on the legality Of is organization.
These laws having been passed by the
house aud senate and signed BY Gov.
Esewclling. can be invaildatcd only BY
the courts, and the onus Of the invnli-
dalton will be thrown upon the repub-
iicans. the only party disputing the
popuIlst position 10 the courts The in
vaiidation 81 the appropriation bills for
the sustcnanee 81 the public institu-
tions must necessarily cause them much
embarrassment. and might even result
Ia their Temporary abandonment The
blame for such calamity the populists
hope 10 shift upon the repnblicanA and
thus place them IN an awkward post
lion before the people at the next eiec.
tion.
The resolution adopted by the repab-
lican house declaring all seats vacant
which are not occupied ~. February
20. goes into effect Wednesday next
Warnings 10 that effect are being
served upon the populist members.
This action can not cause . renewal Of
the hostiiities Of last week, as has been
declared IL might, for the reason that i
Is not violation of the agreement by
which poaco was restored. The popu-
lists will simply ignore the warming,
and viii 20 right ahead passing bills,
rs II no such warning had ever been
made.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. III a tip came
from the white house Sunday evening
10 the effect that the president win prob
ably take up for consideration Monday
morning the appointment Of Judge
JacIxson's successor as United States
circnit Judge, and should . nomination
be sent to the senate Monday afternoon
itwould not be surprising, II isuni
derstood that Ex-Commissioner Of In.
ternai Revenue Walter Evans, Of Louis
vile, has the strongest backing for the
place. and ii Is not at all improbable THAT
liz will be the one selected Wy the pres
ident, although there are number ri
prominent lawyers mentioned as proba.
bilities
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cRusHEp.

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4 TgDwider itsIss Unwsi on n Hut Four
Men Killcda d Four Oths - ouEdel J.
CArERToN, w. Va. Feb 81 AT
Keenys Creek. near here. at 4:3o a. m.
sunday. a large bowider broke loose
from the mountain about quarter Of a
nile up and demolished a shanty near
Tie G. Il o. track in which ten colored
men, who had been drinking and gam
aling during the night, were asleep.
lacur OF them, Henry Brown, Albert
Losing. Andrew Carter and Frank
Amen, were instantly killed and fright
bully inangled. Four more were badly
wounded. some fatally. But two es-
:aped uninjured When morning came
Inc dead were removed from the debris,
ind had the rock turned once more, the
wounded would have been buried UNI
Thrift
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MlLlTlAMEN susPENDED.

Three 0nlcers Lard on 10 be court-Aiar-
tiklea. aaa ofhefs Wllf Ee
Topeka Kaa, Feb q. Adjt Gen.
Artz has suspended the following Of
ficers Of the state militia: Lieut. Bird.
Topeka; Adjt Nelson. Topeka and
Paymaster-Gencra BonebralSe, Topeka:
The suspensions are not made TOR
disobedience ~ orders, bnt bc-
cause the men were not sufficiently in
sympathy with the governor to explicit
IL carry ont his orders. Though most
81 the officers 81 the militia are repub-
licans, there Is a sufficient number Of
populist officers 10 constitute q court.
martial The captain ~ the company
at Kansas City. KAN, whose company
refused to come 10 Topeka when or
tlered 10 do 50 by the govcrnor,will also
be suspended. as will also q number q
officers.
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READING ROAD.
1t Goes Into the Hands Of Two
Receivers.
The Vandtrbilts Have Completely
Rsu;sd Their Opponents.
Brokers H. New York Iunhie over Zach
tther order TO unioad I heir stock
The Northern tactic. 90, Was At
t,cted "a Panic ON Exchange.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. sf.--The board
Of directors Of the Reading Railroad co.
met at IL o'clock Monday morning. Il
Pis said that a statement VI the pending
difficulties will be given out. The open
ing quotation for Reading Monday was
Ia asked. but The first sale was loo
shares ut rs
Al. A. Mcleod, Chief Justice Edward
paxson and 4. +. Wilbur have been APP
pointed receivers Of the Reading Rail-
road Co
NEW ToHK, Feb. 2I.-The third day
Of the great battle between Vanderbilt
and the Mcleod forces opened on the
stock exchange Monday morning, when
the Slaughter Of Friday and Saturday
was continued and Reading was routed,
horse, foot and artillery.
The moment the exchange was opened
for business huge blocks Of Reading
were thrown on the market, and inside
of twelve minutes the price was ham
mered down "a points, making q total
decline. since the downward movement
began, Of IGl points. Then the usual
slight reaction set in. and the velocity
Of the descent was monentariiy
checked.
The scenes at the exchange through
out the morning were exciting; the gall
lerics were packed to suffocation by an
immense crowd, which was interested
and amazed with what 1t saw. On the
floor pandemcn:um reigned, Around
the Reading post there was q wild,
struggling mass OF ranic-stEiclSen
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FREE SILVER
Not Yet Given Up By IT. Friends-A
secret o siereacr.

Not Yet Given Up By II. a y Friends--A
secret Q iiereace.
New York, Feb q. The Worlds
Washington special says an important
step toward the reopening Of the silver
question before this congress expires
was advised at secret conference held
at the residence Of Mr.. Carlisle. Repre-
sentatives Of both free silver and anti
free silver factions were present, and a
free expression Of views as to the
possibility Of passing compromise
was had. The conference finally de-
cided upon urging scheme TO suspend
the silver purchase under the sherman
act until the seigniorage silver shall be
coined at the rate Of 81. 900, 600 month.
A significant feature Of the conference
was the fact that the large percentage
Of those present were democrats who
opposed the repeal Of the sherman act,
because no substitute was offered II
Is understood that bill embodying the
foreign scheme will be introduced BY
Mr.. Livingston.
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kAIuLANrs PLEA.

I t II
he addresses Letter 81 the America !
People.
LONDON, Feb. FL. The Princess Kaiu-
ami sends the following address TO the
American people:
.LoRDoE, Feb IS
40 the American people: -Four years ago, At
he request Of Mr Thurston. Then Hawaiian
;atinet minister. was sent away TO England
ID be cslncstcd prsyn ely md be fitted for the
nslt.om which BY the constitution Of Hawaii
VAS IL iaherft For all these years have
rat!9f Is ana III exile stfiven 10 NJ mys Il for
n y return this year to my native country. !
.m nos Old that Mr. ThGrsion Is In Washing
On asking Won to take away my Tag and my
hrone M one tells me even this ofacially
i5avs sicne anything wrong that this wrong
shDuld be done to me and my people, am
ming 10 Washington to plead for my throne.
my nation and my nag win not the great
Arnc lean pcoiie hear me- kAIrLAKL
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CONDENSED NEWS

Gathered grem Al Parts ey The roa try
~ Teier raph.
West Virginia has over 1900 school
houses
Floods succeed drought In the states
OF Durango and coahnrla. Mexico.
Young John Yeager ami Bert Fowler
quarreied At school near Thomastown,
Miss. and Fowler shot Yeagrr to
death
By the explosion Of freight engine
at Fort Worth. Tex. Fireman Mills
was killed and five other persons seri-
oas:y injured.
The Arizona legislature has passed q
bill authorizing reward Of s.. 600 for
the body Of KID, the renegade Apache.
dead or alive
The Michigan-P Peninsula Car Co,
Detroit, is 10 be removed 10 Chicago
lie plant is worth IS. 900, 00D, and em-
ploys over 5000 men
j. IS believed artesian wells are SOW
ing the drought problem in Texas. An
immense gusncr was struck on the Full
ton ranch at I.001 feet
Jeremiah Jordan, the anti-Parnellite
candidate in South Meath. was elected
Saturday. by vote Of 2,7O7 TO 2.6ss for
j. j. Dalton, Parnellite.
The receiver Of the Manhattan Athiet-
&c club, New York, Sunday. announc-
ed that all efforts to re-organize the
club have failed, and he has determined
to close the house and sell it.
w. +. Lewis, "a years Of age, Of
brooklyn, N. ", is dead. His death is
ne. in the opinion Of the physicians
who treated him. 70 the almost contin-
mons use Of cigarettes He smoked at
I'LL times, except when he slept.
In the six-days contest eight-hours-a
day race at Syracuse, N. n. which
ended Saturday night, Aggie Harvey,
III Pittsburgh, Pa. broke the worlds
record for women for that time and
style Of walking by walking 200 miles
ind lap.
at Terre Haute, Ind. Ernst Lang,
aged Is. wasgshot and instantly killed
N his brother, Joseph Fang, at noon
sunday, with an old pistol they were
playing with, which they thought was
lot loaded They found 1t in their
barn. The boy was struck in the fore
head.
M. f. Sweeney, Of the Xavier Athletic
club. Philadelphia, the champion rum
aing high,jumper, broke the world anna
teur indoor record at the winter meet
ng Of the athletic association Of Penn
ylvania. He cleared six feet three
inches, breaking his recent record Of
six feet two inches
The disorderly hohse Of Sadie Thomp-
son, on Ferry street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
was the scene Of double tragedy Mon
day morning. Charles Staley sh i his
mistress, Rose Lee. and then attempted
suicide The cause Of the crime was
jealousy. Staley has been keeping conn
pany with the woman for some time.
The ear. shortage situation at Kansas
City is as bad as ever The Western
roads are cramped for transportation
facilities because Of the arbitrary action
Of the Eastern lines in holding ears
from the west Eastern roads have
been using these cars for storage pnr.
poses, and in many cases are using them
for local business. The shortage \
mounting up rapidly Western roads
are short about Eve hundred cars a day.
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ROBBERS CAPTURED.
One % Them Only 4 noy-sThey Have
Confessed "a several Jobs.


Confessed % several Jobs.
BIRMfNanAM, Ala, Feb 2Ls~Jim
Brown, jeff Harrison and Dick IIar-
fison, all white men, were lodged In
Jail here Sunday morning, charged with
robbing an express train on tho r r.,
WI q q. X. HI, near Piedmont, Ala,
some time last October brown 3
twenty-eight yenrs old, JET lIar-
rison twenty-four, and Dick Harrison
only fifteen years Of ago. Jim brown
Is the leader 81 d gang that have
been committing seyeval robbcries
ID Alabama during the last year. They
were sent here from Admission. where
they were given d hearing Saturday,
Commissioner briggs required bond
81 d, 900 Ia each case =. Y. Jackson,
Of the Southern Express Co, was chief
detective In the capture, and viii re-
ceive about 1000 Ok the 81. 100 reward
FOR their arrest They have confessed
10 several robberics and there will be
no trouble in convicting them, They
will be tried here In March.
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~. Lewefil Lad Retraesea nat Cal
6isoa scared him Hack.

Nv. Lrueill Lad Retracfed nnt Cab
bisos Senred hin Hack.
TOPEKA. Kan. Feb ai.-The reaf
facts Is 10 how bloodshed was avoided
4 Kansas are now coming 70 light and
/ tleveiops that Ii was . much closer
al than people are aware Of. Is Gov.
Ecweiling retracted his signature 70
he peace measures within twenty min
aies after he had signed them
Upon hearing 81 his intentions Mr..
OF Wyandottc. went 70 him
ind said 'Govcrnor. do understand
hat yon wish to take your name from
his paper"
The governor answered that he had
signed Il under duress and under mis-
taken ideas. noster Is said TO have
been with him and told him that the
populistf would never forgive him. and
possibly he would not escape serious
trouble. 10 be decided TO withdraw from
the agreement
Mr.. cnbtison then said 70 hip: Gov
ernor il yen withhold your ,gnature
from the paper there WIN b 40 killed
sithin twenty minutes and you will BE-
me az them. The house Is ready TO
dght fer its rights. 1t win tolerate inn
prisonment no longer. II has been hard
10 hold the members back. The SER
geants-at-arms are ready and well
armed and the sheriff can not control
his men on the outside much longer
The hghtwill begin as soon as you say
% and II will begin In this corridor In
front Of your Office. Think what you
are doing
Gov. Lewelling reached out his hand
and said: Give me the paper Let i
stand !.
eI.hsn 49,. $500 49,.
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MGR. SATOLLI
Calls Down Bishop Wigger, Of
Bayonne, n. ].
A Letter Flatly Reversing the Or
ders Of the Latter.
sermons Must ne Preached n English,
lat Amer Il v Finished the rfleet
Aiay Give = Brief summary ~
IIia sermonin oefmnn.


RAyoNxK. N. 4, Feb q. rather
Killen sunday morning read 70 his con-
lgfegation letter from Archbishop aar
TOLL, which completely rcveraea the
orders issued by bishop Wi0ger In rcla-
tioh 70 the parishes Of St Mary. s.
Thomas and ST Henry. read In tho
Catholic churches week ago. BY the
bishops orders tho two parishes wore
united and religious services In st
Thomas elniEch were discontinued, ex.
cept in the discretion 81 Father Ahnc.
who might u nc choose say mass 10 the
Church 81 ST Thomas on feast days.
The. priest was also directed to preach
Ia English and German. ''as be had done
in the past"
Tho letter was not directed to Father
Kitten. but 70 Bishop Wigncr hut i
was sent 10 Father Killen 10 be read IN
tho church. 10 order that the people Of
The parish might know what the arch
bishop had really directed Father
Iiillcn sald before tho mass that he had
been forbidden 10 give the lettcr out Tor
publication Ito could only read u ~
the nltar TO those assembled IN the
church.
The archbishop informed blsnop
MiRger TINT ~ WIS uiApieasea tnh. ~
letter IN relation TO the ehnfen troubles
~ hayonne had remaAneu nnopeneni
and not acted upon until February ~
and that he was agRrieyed thAt when
opened its conditlonsp were not ex-
pressed Il was agreed AZ the confer
ence that the sermons ~ ~ Henry'a
and at ~ Thomas should ~ 70 hnH
lish and that there should be no preach
ing in German, since = WINS stated ~
the eonfereneetby tho archbishop that
all members of the parish understood
English.
In order that the matter might DO
settled without further ambiguity, the
archbishop directed that tho church OF
St Tlomas should be opened AZ once
The parish shall hereafter % known ~
St Thomas The church of 81 Henry
may. however. be maintained. and the
carly mass be said there The sermon
must be 10 English, but after y y nm
ished the priest may, 4 he pleases, give
d brief summary u his sermonain Ter
man for the benefit 81 persons who
did not understand English i3uts TINS
arrangement y only temporary The
principal mass e 1880 every Sunday
must be said IL 81 Thomas, church. and
the sermon must be n English No
Herman shall ~ pseq. The statue q
a. Thomas. ne patron saint e. tne
parish, shall be restored y ~ accus-
toned place, and tnc pupils q ne
parochial school, which y neia in we
same building, are commenaea 20 xisit
the chapel daily
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1he I3oomers Up a. Arms.

KANSAS Cry, Kas, Feb 21,Chero-
kee strip matters have taken q new and
somewhat sensational turn since the
publication Of the fact that congress i
not likely to ratify the treaty IN time
for homesteaders to put in crops this
spring, and the advice 10 them
to rent farms in Kansas and Okla
homa out Of which to make q living
during the coming year This utter dis
regard Of congress for the necessities Of
the people has caused great indigna-
tion here, and q permanent organiza-
ton has been perfected, with the
ayowed determination 70 go upon and
occupy the lands 81 the strip imne-
diately, without awaiting the action 81
.ss,nvrexs
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WASHINGTON, Feb ii. The Worlds
fair committee Of the house met Mon
day on the appearance Of quorum,
md further discussed the several prop
ositions pending relative to the Sunday
opening Of the exposition The discus
sion OF the measure was general. but
40 conclusion was reached, and the
committee adjourned to no fixed day.
A member Of the committee said after
the meeting that It is safe 70 say that
40 action on the proposition would be
taken at this session Of congress.
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4 coLoRED. MOB,
I uiiy Armed, hirsting for the Hood 81 =
Negro woman killer

4 uiiy Armed, hirsting for the Hood ~ =
Negro Woman killer.
BRIsToI., Tenn, Feb Ably Scott.
eolored, shot and killed Sara Redman,
/ Negro woman The killing was sup
posed to be accidental, and Scott had a
Gearing before magistrate and was
-eleasctI. Sunday a mob of 100 Negroes
vent 10 SCOTS house, armed for the pur-
1ose Of lynching him Scott Is an em-
,loye Of ex-congressman Trigg, who,
seeing the demonstration, procured his
shotgun and stood the mob at bay UNI
til the sheriff and his posse arrived and
dispersed the angry Negroes. The mob
stillthirsting for the Negroes blood,
md his lie IS not safe. It is thought
scott has 4 mania for killing. people,
since previous to this he killed . man
md was acquitted on the plea that Il
was IN accident
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BrEMNGHAal, Ala. Feb. 2t The Bir-
mingham mills bhrned Sunday. Thert
was small fire Saturday, which Il wac
supposed had been put out, but II
blnzed up again Sunday and was under
too great Roadway 10 be extinguished
Two car loads Of -four and SEVERAL
thousands Of bushels Of meal were de-
stroyed. The total loss IS about ESQ, 600:
no Insurance J. a. Lewis, superin-
tendent. was asleep In the building
and was burned to death.
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CADILLAc, Mich. Feb. 2L man
named Holt and MS wife, with another
man and wom II. left. here Sunday
afternoon at ! O'Clock to drive to Jen-
nings twelve miles distant Mon lay
morning one hose WIS fouad at Jcn-
nings, but none if tlic party have been
sren. The road they ,ool is an un-
frequented one across ths Pine plains,
md there are no houses on the way IT
Is feared they h.vs perisiiesl in the ter
.ible, storm th-t VA raging AZ tile lime,
he thermometer regi.t.ring fifteen be-
Oyy zero
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I.lnlI.i.lg ZEE Nlore We ey.

CHIcAGo. Feb. II. Switchmen em-
81 yed by the Belt Line made move
saturday which may result in strike
involving all the lines coming into Chs
ago. They demand an increase in
wages amounting to about SO i-S per
.ent., and gave General Manager
Thomas three days to consider the mat
ter At meeting Of the General Man
ayers association resolutions was
dopted plcdging every Chicago road 10
grant no increase Of wages under any
circumstances
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MAsnrSaToS, Feb 81 The court
Nh sch has been investigating the al
eyed insanity OF Howard NJ. Schneider.
4 no murdered his wife and brother-in-
aw in this city. has adjndged him
sane, aud he has been sentenced to
ieath, 10 be hanged on March "
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NEw YoHK, Feb. 81. "a Washington
special to the Times says: SoIneaof this
friends If the president-elect who be
lieved that they have received authen.
liz information about the makeup q
the cabinet are predicting that the next
attorne y-genera will be Geo. Al jerks,
Of Pennsylvania
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CoLuMHus, o., Feb II. Secretary
Probst, Of the State board Of health, re-
ccivedl letters Monday from Drs I. III
Mcrtz, 81 Toledo, and A. vanderwerken,
Of Brooklyn. N. ", commencing his A.
tack upon the use Of q single cup IN sac.
ramentaI administrations as disease
distributing means
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LAKEwoop, N. j.. Feb. 81 Mrs
Cleveland. while In New York. pur.
chased span Of horses for her persona
me. The horses have not arrived ye'
and the people At the little white houss
refuse 10 make public the particulars q
tl,ss s,urchnse