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Tho Emrcror WIN visit pcsth.

VIENNA, April I'm connection with
Count Appoints speech in tho Hun
garian diet yesterday it is reported that
in the near future Emperor Francis
Joseph will pass several weeks in
Pcsth. His intention IS said to have
boon communicated to several con.
spicuous residents OF the city, who are
arranging quietly for demonstration
in his honor.
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oReANIzR Fon HOME RULE.
Money Needed to Secure Constant Attend-
anCe of Poor Irish Members.

New York, April THE following
call has been issued by the executive
officers OF the National Federation Of
America;
The crisis in the home rule question
now confronts us. Mr.. Gladstone has
faithfully redeemed his pledges. Shall
we keep ours. Without the continuous
attendance OF the Irish members in the
house OF commons Mr., Gladstone can
not win.
"As members OF Parliament receive
no salary, the great majority OF the
Irish members are not in a financial
condition to give this necessary atten-
ton. We must meet this difficulty or
the cause is lost, Through its magnifl-
cent meeting at the Academy Of Music,
New York has already spoken. 1t now
remains for you, friends OF Ireland, to
respond.
''To make this success, every city,
town and hamlet should organize at
once"
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OMAHA, NEE, April For week
past the Union Pacific has been unable
to get trains through to Portland on
account OF terrific floods on tho Idaho
division OF the system in the Snake
river country. Bridges have been car
ricd away aud landsIides have been OF
almost daily occurrence. Not until
yesterday was tho road able 10 resume
httuiunuu
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Keep the head cool, the feet warm
and the bowels open. BOcon's Celery
Cure Is vegetable preparation and acts
rs q natural laxativs, and Is tho great.
est remedy ever discovered for the euro
Of dyspepsia. liver complaint and all
blood, liver and kidney diseases. Call
on Logan Drug Company, sole agent,
and get a trial package free. Large
size bOc. 9
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Two Prospective sporting Events.

NEW YoRK, April IA cable has
boon received hero saying that Frank
Slavln and Jim Hall signed articles to
fight for $1,000 a side.
Tommy Burns, Of Liverpool, cham
pion diver OF England, challenges Steve
Brodie or any one in Amer lea, any dis.
lance mutually agreed upon, Tor 100 or
$40 pounds side.
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WouLp you rido on n railroad that
uses no danger signnls2 That cough Is
signal Of danger Tho safest euro Ia
Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup, Sold
by all dealers OH a guarantee Of salts.
inctiou, ptw
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ue win celebrate just the Same.

BUFFALO, N. Y, April fright Rev.
Stevens Perry, Bishop of Iowa, We'd
ncsday night preached the first OF a
series OF Columbian sermons at st.
Paul's church. lie said we owed moth
ing to Columbus, Spain or Rome, but
all to Cabot and Henry VII, and that
the discovery was made in defiance OF
Pope Alexander VII. The sermon was
strictly anti.Columbian and anti
Romish and has created considerable
excitement,
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PANAMA, COLOMBIA. April Alarm.
ing news has been received here from
Bolivia. A feeling OF uncertainty pre-
walls. Dynamite cartridges have been
thrown frequently at the houses OF
many prominent persons, The govern
ment is vigilantly seeking to arrest the
perpetrator OF the outrages. Several
members OF secret anarchist society
have already been imprisoned on sus.
Oirion.
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Three days is very short time in
which to cure bad case OF rheuma-
tism, but it can be done ii tho proper
treatment is adopted, as will be seen by
the following from James Lambert, Of
New Brupswick, ILL.,: ~ was badly
afflicted with rheumatism in tho hips
and legs, when l bought bottle Of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Itcured me
in three days. l am all right to-day,
and would insist on everyone who is
afflicted with that terrible disease to
use Chamberlain's Pain Balm and get
well at once" 50.cent bottles for sale
by druggists. Ddw
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The Mayor win Interfere.

New York, April Tt looks as ii the
Plimmer.McBrlde match could not be
Tough: here. Tho exhibition company
has not yet succeeded in obtaining
license and tho mayor has announced
his determination to prevent the fight
ii he has to go to extremes.
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RAILROADS.
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

On nnd after Saturday October /, 1897, train,
will run RS follows city times
LEAVE WHEELING 1000 Il IN, 700 a. rr,, 500
a. M, 800 u. m. lO!0JA M. II 100 a. m. lg'O) m
100 p, m, 400 p, IN, $500 p IN, 400 n m. h!)l
p IN, coop m, 200 p. IN. SOD p in, $50 D.
IN. 1900 D. IN.
LEAVE ELM UHovE--e6, 20 A. IN, 7.olA ~. 800
q M 0 Goa m. 1000 A. IN, II 100 a. m. 1900 m
100 y. m. 100 p M. 800 p m 400 D. IN. j,Jl
p. III, giOOr m, 7OOp nj, si0O p, III, g.iGp
inn 10 iOp M
onRll IL DXrept sunday
guSDAY-Church trains loAyu Elm Grove Al
0,i3 IL nj, and Wheeling at iDl7p m,
II, Il WElsgkRBER
oci General Manage
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nnrIlnn,. Arnlo, snlyn.

The bcst salvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, soros, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, Chapped hands, chilblains,
e0FHs and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cure, piles, or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed TO givo perfect satisfac.
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
box. For salo by Logan Drug Co.
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Wc arc acquainted with many moth.
ors In CcntOrvillu who would not DO
without ChanbUrlain's Cough Remedy
In the hou'o for good many times Its
cost, aud ara recommending II every
day. From personal experience We Gun
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NEW YoHK, April Tho White Star
company has at last officially recognized
the loss of tho freight steamship Mar.
onic. Tho officials OF the limo have just
issued tho now passenger list for the
season and in the list OF the company's
boats the Naronic is not included.
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NASHVILLE, April Marsh & Sons
harness and collar factory aud tannery
burned last night Los. S25,00Oj insur'
NncU only $1,000.
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LIVERPOOL, April Tho failure is
announced OF Wortheimer & Co., cotton
brokers, for 10000 pounds. James
Bortois & Co. and Marks 4 Co., cotton
brokers, bnyO also failed In consequence
OF the suspension OF WOrthoimer & Co.
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New IoRR, April 7--storny weather was
against business IN dry goods and accordingly
with transactions already iowa tdS quiet, there
The market was unchanged ~ to prices
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say that it has broken up bad colds for
our Children.-Centeryille, South Da-
kota, Citizen. 50-ceut bottle for sale BY
druggists,
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down from Oyerwork or household cntcs.
Browns Iron Bltters lsCbuilds tho
system, aids digestion. removes excess VI BILE
aud cures malaria. Oct the genuine
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ding $40
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LEWISTON, MAINE, April THE last.
ors and cutters employed In Auburn
factories have struck for now scale Of
prices.
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When Baby was olck, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castorin
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
when she had Children, she gave them Castorla
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NN.nOl.

New York, April I-pig iron steady; American
sl2 % Copper wcnkj lake sll 10 Lead steady
at 81 i2l4 Til steady.
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New YoRx, ApaIl 7.-wool quiet aud firm.
domestic fleece gTn!oc pulled g0a37c, Texas
l7aglC,
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The death of Robert Norman, at New
Albany, Ind, was the result OF blood
poisoning, caused by attempting to
break piece OF kindIing over his knee.
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vEE, pennsylvania Stations.
IYIgRR1Sg!VdRia lines.
VI NO tr.uL..L. nm. L.. -. A..l.l LnLn,,n


TIUEVr OPFiCE8 AT pESWgYLvAEiA STATION Of
W1TrR En- FuoT uP EhFyEHtn ST, WHEELING
AT MCltfr liOURH, WnUFLtSu AND NJ THE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION uRipdErORr.
gnrtItwrpr sysrF''-"rtg u,NntE ROurr"
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BosroS, April THE plasterors ton,
dors' strike is ended, tho men being
granted every demand made.
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Gold Shipment.

NEW York, April 7.-S5OO,oOO in gold
has been ordered for shipment on Satur-
day.
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PINANoG AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.

NEw YoRK, April 7,-Monsy on call easy, al
to 5 per cent last loan per cent; closed
offered at per cent Prime mercantile paper
Ga7 per cent. Sterling exchange steady at 81 SS1+a
1 IS, Sales were la, 800 shares,
The Wall street markets were unusually quiet
to-day, The storm Ipteriered seriously with
telegraphte communication and had tendency
torestrlct operations In all directions, Despite
tho lack Of activity the market displayed
strength almost from start TO finish There was
no pressure oi long stock, while the professionals
gave their iaVorles elective support through
out, The strength OF the market was nll the
more surprising IN view OF the continued dis
cussion about large gold exports by mex. Tues
days steamers, None Of the reports place the
shipments on that dav ut less than $1,000 600 and
from TINT up 10 SlDOD.0OD.
The only stocks which showed Important de-
clines We're Manhattan and Dlstllling 4 Cattle
Feeding The VandeTbilts, the grangers. New
England National cordHge and Missouri Pacific
were the strongest stocks The market closed
strong with final sales At or near the best figures
OF tho day,
Government and state bonds dull.
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CHICAGO. April 7.--CattlU receipts 1000 head
shipments $50 head; market slow and n
shade lower; choice steers s. i0aj 60; medium
81 70lj 2j others 81 2SNi Is: no Texans on sole
receipts 5000 head; shipments $500 head; mar.
ket active and lta3)c higher; common and
mixed 90 50aJ Is: prime heavy aud butchers
81 OOa7 70; prime light Sc 6OaG 70. Sheep, re.
ceiptS 5000 head; shipments 500 hcAd; market
active md steady: natives 81 SOa5 s.; clipped
Texans 81 6jaI so; western s. l5a5 rs; linbS
81 7jaG ".
EAST LIBERTY, April 7.--Cattls. receipts ,lGO
heads shipments DO head; market steady md
unchanged. Hogs. receipts 1890 head: ship.
s. Siao 20; good mixed 81 75aGSj; best YorEcrs
Is SOa6 Us: pigs and light Workers 81 0Ja6 10.
Sheep, receipts GOO head; shipments 800 head;
market steady and unchanged
ClSCrNNATf April I-IIogs, stronger ut s. Goa
70; receipts 2,4OO heHdi shipments 100 head.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On mud after Monday, December 10, Passenger
Trains will run as follows "DauH tDalIy Tx
rent SnndnY. Central TlmO.
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T. 7, NNNTPl III u
% and 50-cent bottles for sale by @. r.
Goethe, W. ". Irwin, W. S. Mccullough,
G. Menkemeller, S. l.. Brice, ]. Coleman,
G. Schnepf, W. g. Armbrecht. the
Kurtz Drug Co., Lincoln & Co., W. L.
Williams, John Klari, A. L. scheele,
and W. II. Williams, Wheeling; Bowie
& Co., Bridgeport, O., and 3. T. Pea.
body, Benwood, W. Va. pAw
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ART INSTRUCTION.

An Art Studio, conducted bY Miss ROSE N,
SWEENEY. will DO opened III connection with
Mrs. Harris School September H. III tho school
building Pencil, Charcoal aud Crayon Draw
Ing. on and Water ColoEs md China Painting,
Pastel, Cluy.modellng aud Art Enamoling Will
receive special attention. Miss Sweeney ha!
been conducting Art Glasses with marked
success IN tho cast for the past five or SIX
years Further inquiry may DO made NJ MISS
ROSE NJ. SWEENEY 52j Main strcot or Mrs
n. Stevens Hart. 727 Main street. or at the school
rooms on and after Monday. september II
Aul8
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MRS. HART SSCHCOL.

To accommodate young lNdle' who
may wish to pursue u course Of study
outside OF the regular school regime,
elective claSSoS or private instruction
will DO provided III English classics
Latin. Modern Languages, Mathematics
will meet al stated hours III tho school
parlor mud will DO conducted As Specih'
lies hy the several members Of tho faculty
connected with our school.
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swickley. Penn: We had an epi-
demic Of cholerine, rs our physicians
called it, in this place lately, and Imndo
a great hit with Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy. / sold
four dozen bottles OF it in one week and
have since sold nearly gross. This
remedy did the work and was big ad-
vertiscment for me. Several persons
who had been troubled with diarrhea
for two or three weeks wero cured by .
few doses OF this medicine.
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RAILWAY TIME GARD

Arriy9lgnd departure oitralnS on aud after Do,
Grember rs, $50. EXCLAMATION Of REpgRESCR
MAINS; ~Dailyi ,tSunllY excepted; MONDAY
exGoptcd; saturday etceptel; lSundly ou,y;
saturday onN Eastern Sian Lard rinA
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BoHANNoN GOT OFF WITH TEN YEARS.

The Young Knox County Murderer Was
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal ,-f.,s., J
VINCENNEs. Ind. March 26.-The jury re-
turned verdict this morning in the muir
der case against Charles Bobannon, sem
fencing him 10 ten years in prison. The
verdict is O great surprise to the public, as
all expected it would be much heavier, and
many believed that Bohannon wonid be
given a death sentence. Charles Bohan-
non shot and killed George w. Doan,
rival lover of Miss Sallie Madden. fifteen
miles south of this city. Sunday. Jan. 20.
the grand jury indicted Bonannon for MUIR
der in the first degree. The trial began
March 20. Tue evidence and the facts were
against BohannOD. who was defended by
Hon. James > Pritchett. the noted criml-
nal lawyer of Vincennes. The State was
represented by Hon. John /. Good
man. prosecuting attorney. This was
MIR. Goodman's first appearance for
the State in murder case.
The case went to the jury at p. NJ. Tues
day, and o verdict was returned at 10 A. NJ.
to-day. Bohannon's youthful appearance
was strongly il his favor. The trial had
been attended by hundreds daily. many
being women. Much sympathy has been
shown the prisoner by certain young ladies'
who sent him fruit, bouquets and presents
almost daily. one giving him SO In gold.
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his success in party strife had caused q
competitor TO try TO vent his spleen on him
through the press and in every conceivable
manner possible. Out of respect 10 bis
State. the country and the senate. he
could not allow theeo aspersions To go
without notice, and he respectfully
courted and demanded the most careful
and thorough investigation by special
committee. He asked that the cause of
the remarks made by Mr.. Turpie be
thoroughly looked into. That Senator had
seen tit To use language towards him tha at
did not become a Senator, unless he could
prove ct least some of the sllegations
made. He therefore, suggested that n res
olution introduced by Mr.. Chandler 60
over until the question could be reached In
an orderly way. when 1t could be sposed
of pretty thoroughly and completely for
OIL time.
Mr. Chandler-My resolution does not
provide for all Investigation. 1t merely re-
fers the matter TO the committee on priv
ileges and elections. Does the Senator OBJ
iect 70 thatf
Mr.. Gorman-I do for the moment. be-
cause had better dispose of IL after
consideration.
Mr.. German then moved that the Senate
proceed to executive business. The motion
was agreed TO. aud. after a short executive
session. the Senate adjourned till to-mor-
row.
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STRUGGLE WITH A MANIAC.

The Man Who Raised Disturbance at the
White House Arrested In Terre Haute.
Special to tho Indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. March 29.-The police
to-day arrested Ernest Whitehouse after
q desperate struggle on one of the principal
corners of the city. He was once known
as the Bandit OF the Wabash" and in
those days gave the officers much trouble.
engaging in several shooting ARRAYS with
them. He became insane, ana was sent To
the asylum at Indianapolis. A few
years ago he was released as cured
and about "a year ago went to Washing
ton. where he caused q scene at the White
House by demanding an audience with the
President. saying he wanted a company of
soldiers sent to this city To help him re-
cover his property. He was then placed in
the Washington asylum. At the solicita-
ton of his mother he was permitted TO
come home. Lately be has shown symp-
toms of the return Of his mania to take
human life. declaring his purpose to be to
fill the graveyard. his mother asked the
police to take him into custody.
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TIE CnOCTAW FEUD.
Drunken Miliiiamen. Led by Judge Duke,
Arm Themselves and Start for Antlers.

PARIS. Tex. March 29.-Tbe relations boz
tween the rival factions are still strained
TO the utmost. 1t is believed another
battle will be fought at Antlers in a few
hours. The nineteen militia men arrested
there last night had hearing before
United States Commissioner Easton
to-day. AS soon as they were released they
bought new Winchester each. and then
filled mp on whisky and boarded the north
bound train at 8 p. VI. Ii was believed they
left the train at Goodland. fifteen miles
this side OF Antiers. but only three or four
got or there. Judge Duke who led
the assault on Lockes house. insisted
on going on to Antlers and swore he was
going to stop there in spite of all that could
be done. He was told the milltiamen were
going and Locke had n strong
force. but no argument could DIS
suade him from his purpose. Passen-
gers on the south.bound train which met
she north bound train at Antlers say Locke
had fifty men. and declared that if the
militia stopped and made any demonstra-
ton ne would fire upon them. All efforts
20 reach Antlors By wire since dark have
failed. which is considered bad omen.
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GoBnLED By THE WESTERN UNION.

Tho Edison Mutual Reorganized, TIA Stock
Having Been Bought Up.
Specialize the indianapolis journal
Fort WAYNE. Ind, March 29-The Edi.
son Mutual Union Telegraph Company.
with headquarters In this city. is now
part and parcel OF the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. Just when this deal was
consummated is not stated. and was q sur
prise to some of the stockholders and
officers. This morning there arrived in the
city j. n. Miller. OF Cincinnati; G. Corbett
and c. w. Douglas. of Cleveland. and c. o.
Brigham. of Toledo. They represented the
western Union, and their mission was
TO reorganize the Edison company. This
they did by accepting the resignation OF
the old board of directors. and by electlng
as new board r. c. Clowry. G. Corbett. i.
n. Miller. G. w. Douglass. Z. O. Brigham
and Nelson A. Buell.. Colonel Clowry. who
Is the general superintendent OF the West
ern Union. was chosen president of the Edi-
son. and he will continue u. w. Beers as
manager. The Edison INITIAL Company was
organized in 1882 by George w. Beers. 1t
has $50 miles of line running from
Edison. Mich. to Middletown. o.. and
from VanWert TO FOrt Wayne. 1t was
capitalized at $50. COO. but only $50. 500 of
stock has been Issued, and OF this the
Western Union company has secured q
controlling interest. The Edison has been
operated in connection with the Postal
Telegraph Company. and it's business ma.
terially affected the receipts Of the West
ern Union office In this city. The absorp-
ton OF the Edison by the Western Union
will leave the Postal without Fort
Wayne Office as soon AS their lease. which
runs for some months yet shall expire.
The new directors say there VIII be no
changes IN the operations of the Mutual
company at this point. bnt eventually the
Offices will be cons olidated, with o. l..
Perry liz charge
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MINOR MATTERS.

Criticism of the Russian Treaty Said to Be
Based on n Wrong idea of the Convention.
WASHINGTON. March 29.-The Senate
committee on foreign relations held q meet
ing this morning. but 1t is understood that.
while being favorable to making public the
text of the Russian treaty, it W as unable TO
agree upon n favorable report by reason of
disagreements relative TO the correspond
ence accompanying the convention. A
well-known Senator, who is prominent on
account of his love of fair play and general
humanitarian Legislation. stated that when
published the treaty wou!d be found 10 be
neither more nor less Objectionable than
several other treaties that have been IN
operation for some years. The criticism
that has been heard is due. he says. TO a
wrong conception of the effect of the in
strnment. based upon garbled extracts
that appeared surreptitious pr blica-
ton when the treaty was first sent To the
Senate. and that the objections now made
would. If made then, have been timely and
well founded.