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FouMp az LIE TRACK :
ny Isalroad stei Was a., gnksa Man,
Fody.

ny Railroad Mo- Was a., gnk sawn Nfna's
ody.
CfscINSATi March rs Some time be-
tween and o'clocls tuesday morning
an unknown man was run ever BY i II.
" q s, w. train ~ cnmmiukyille, be-
tween depot and DoisSorth avenue.
His inangled body was found lying III
q ditch alongside the south bound truck
by Edward Mans rieodorc busch and
sam Mas, three raiiroadern. who were
going by about 4.a0o'clock, onthcirwny
10 work..
Patrol 10 was summoned and the re-
mains were conveyed TO the morgue.
On Atripping the body Capt Shaw dis
covered on the left forearm the name
ssR iloughcrty. tattnocd III red and
blue india Ink IN Roman letters be-
meath the name were the two letters,
IS. c. Ia script md underneath these
heart pierced by two arrows The
tattooing forms the only possible means
of subsequent Identification Of tho
man. as there is not the slightest mark
on his clothing or elsewhere about his
person 70 indicate where bic came from
A large grip filled with old clothes,
solder. acid. heating irons, etc, found
few feet from where the body was
picked up renaers itquitc likely that
the man WAS jnurneyman tinker.
Whether III was stealing riie on
the train and fclls on or was struck
while walking along tho track Il Is Tn
possible to determine. me former
would seem more probable, however,
as in the latter ease hes would have
surely been seen by the engineer OF the
train.
He Is about five feet eight inches in
height, has sandy mustaehc and about
a weeks growth OF beard. The hair Is
rather thin and OF light brown color.
His clothes were these OF working
man. Underneath brown outing
shirt he wore blne-checlsed shirt.
The pants. coat and vest were Of dark
material In appearances he is about 81
years old.
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a SLICK sWinoL.ER.
A Number Of Victims nken Ia by
trhit NIn !.

A Number OF Victims AIKEN Ia by De-
frait VIA.
WASHINGTON, March Is The treas
ury department IS advise III the arres
at Detroit Of Elmer +. sIcArthur, an
ex-eonvict who has heon engaged In
swindling people in Indiana and Illi-
nois. His plan was 10 send pri tied
circular stating that valuable pack
age from Canada was detained at the
Detroit custom house addressed to the
party receiving the circular, bnt was
held awaiting the payment Of the cns-
tom dues, usually from 60 u =,
The circular had the name Of the
United States collector on the head,
with D. +. Small as cashier. All parties
were directed II return the circular for
fling purposes A large number Of
people have been victimized by Me-
Arthur. ard when arrested nc had in his
possession 81 letters with remittances
in them in postal notes
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lie WIN Make Many Changes on Hh
Nretere sour--N no Wnt Accompany
the APOSTOLIC Delegate.

lie Vim Make Many Changes on M
Neetera car " no Nnt Accompany
the Apostolic Delegate.
Sr Lorts. Mo-. March IS. Further
information wasTcceived here Monday
rcgauirg the visit OF Mgr. SatoiM e
the west, announced previously 'rhc
information shows that Mgr Satolli
has stated appointments FOR tile trans
aetian Of tasiaeSs and The trial oi the
cases AZ 10th Kansas cry anil Lincoln,
Ncb. Iir wtii go 10 one 81 these points
frotn :, l..niS whichever sscns the
mos, nreeat'y ID n.sst u lis resenct
fn,m hi fssets V h'ch he wisl lrArn here
III - l.smts KaaS4s Esfy. Il Is isonght,
svill lie fiyst visited afscr lcay.
ing kere Ihe~. !, Is stated. be viii
take t,p TIC long eee'plra;ca and dis.
AGREEABLE Z ntrovrrsv teswccn Father
ltiacs sfsyr i CIV. Nh / llishop Hogan,
81 Kansas Sy. whiea grow out u the
suspensiun\ ot fatltr liinss by the
bishop hast(a d,a1eA years arc far AZ
legged rsnbt'rA asui nt Fud which Arh-
bisAcp Krnsie MAS faisea Il, svttie \
viii b Remembered ,hat failef Hincs
last sumnsci t,s1s lis ease e 4 ,me, bai
that no decision WAS giyen IA the mat
ter.
Mgr Snsoli's business ii Lsnculn Is
said TO be mn examination intotiie dif
fcrenccs between lsish p hunaenm and
his pfierls Ihechargvs made nv eight
prominent priests % I.naitn 81,
against their hishop havc been brought
TO the attention ~ his tiinlar grace OF
Lepanto, mud tlir information received
here N ntiay stiscA taat complaints
have hecn male hi nany other Lin
coin prclates.
The see u Cheyenne iq which Rishor
Burke has boon dissatisfied end frem
which hs asked iraBsfsr Ii, the see of
st. Joseph, whica n geatst, 40 the snf-
fragaif council hrs lasl December. Mili
also he examined nto anf, in short,
the whole ar.h- li5,Fssppf ST. Lniis Is
to Nc given tilrf Il II Shaking up hy
the piral delegates hesiics bis scrre.
tary aitst the re ripf 81 his apostolic
court Mgr Salali i q nave with HIN
two daetors frous tie Catholic national
University ~ Washington, hMt II Is not
stated n III they ars rs i,e
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BLAlNE.s REMAINS.
Efforts % Remove Them 10 Augusta.
Mnfne.

Enoffn 70 ftcmove Them 10 Augusta
Mnfne.
WASHINGTON, March rs. Acting UNI
der the terms OF resolution adopted
by the legislature Of Maine, Gov.
Cleavesf has written 10 Mrs James @.
blaine. requesting permission for tho
state officials 70 remove the remains OF
her late husband from Oak Hill ceme-
terry. in this city, 70 Augusta. the capt
tai city Of Maine. and his home through
out his long and prominent career.
At the time the resolution was
adopted by the Legislature, Il was mn
derstood that the people Of the state
would provide monument to mark
Mr.. Blaine's final resting place In case
the effort 10 secure the removal Of tho
remains was successful. Mrs. Blaine
returned Sunday from New York, and
has not made any reply to tho request
OF the governor. Whatever may be the
decision reached In the matter. ii Is UNI
derstood that It will not indicate 4
change 81 residence for Mrs Blaine.
She win continue tomhIse her home IN
Washington, but desires to find small
On and more retired house than the big
mansion she now occupies
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STRENGTH AND HEALTH.

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healthy, try Electric Bitters. If " La
Grippe" has left you weak and
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Stomach and Kidneys, gently aid
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Headache, You will find speedy and
permanent relief by taking Electric
Bitters, One trial will convince you
that this is the remedy you need. Large
bottles, only Soc, at r. G. Williams,
Jr. a Co. Drug Store.
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GREAT TRIUMPH.

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in every town and village On this con-
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IInrrr z nrnnlI llna.l.

NV York, March Is Harry Kerr
nell, the coiNedian. died at Blooming-
dale asylum of rofscning of The brain.
The end came 10 the actor 1T 5:1O
Monday afternoon, and until ten min
utes before his death the dying man
was conscious and d look Of perfect
recognition was In his eyes as they
rested upon the face Of his wife. known
to the stage as Qnecnie Vnssar.
He tried to speak to her. but the
words his lips framed were never ut
tered, and even as she bent over him to
hear his lastwhispcr the glaze 81 death
came over his eyes, he became uncon.
scious and in few moments his life
went out Ills death was without pain.
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his IIody Found II : creek,

SourH BEND, Ind. March l5 "A. h.
Clifford, an old and well-known resi-
dent Of this city. who has shown signs
Of mental arrangement. wandered from
his home Saturday afternoon, and did
not return at night. Search was made.
and no trace Of him was found until
Sunday afternoon, when some Polish
boys found him drowned In n Cartney'a
creek. Il Is supposed that 10 his wan
derings he attempted to cross the
bridge, which has no rail. and accident.
ally fell off
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hree Wen Il Jured Isy sewer Gas.

SouTnAMrToN. March Isl IA signulal
accident occurred here Monday. Expcr
iments were being made with a sewe,
cleansing patent SAM 20 have beens
great success in Chicago When the
men went down into the sewers they
encountered volume Of gas that imIne
diately exploded, tearing three men II
such horrible manner that8 then
deaths are expected and wounding 9th,
ers slightly.
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ST. Louis, March 15.-MelvIlle D.
Landon, better known as Eli Perkins.
was one Of the passengers on train
leaving Chicago Mr. Landon got into
heated argument with the porter Of
the Pullman ear in regard to the venti-
lation Of the car. The porter resented
the remarks Of Mr.. Landon. and in the
fight which followed the noted lecturer
was badly bruised and disagured. On
arriving here the porter was d.
charged.
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CONDENSED NEWS


nv Telegraph.
Albert Marks, the brothrr-in-law Of
Jack MeCours. who cut lilly Me
Namara. in oiovington. Ky. has been
arrested iii New Orleans
The Emperor William. while III Rome.
during his visit ON the occasion OF King
nnmbert's silver wedding wil. pay an
official visit Il the pope
Sir Andrew Glnrk. Mi. Giatistone's
physician, states that Mr. Gladstone
has not got iniiuenz . NJ Gladstone
has sls;pt vel and /, nnch better, but
remains IN tad with ~ TO re.upara-
ton 80
George DsSon. y u, s:on feather
weight pngiiist, and J huiy t;ritlin. OF
Hraintet, Mass have been matched To
light 81 ~ pounds Tor The largest purse
offered
The great scc bridge a; Niagara Falls
is rapiaiy disiE ;egratiny, hit twill not
be entirely swept away Tor few days
yet II mas tasted two ana i haif
months longer than in forty years pres
vIorsly
Ex.President Harrison and party AR
rived AZ ii.svina. lii, ana took boat
for the up-riveii ducRilsg grounds. where
they wili rrnlain several days, out Of
reach of anything but the report of
their own guns
Alice Cranston, cuorcd Moman OF
Cincinnati. charged With murder at
tempted suicide by taking nrrl lime at
the Jail Monday. Her deed WIS discov-
cred, however, and prompt application
Of the stomach pump saved her life
Frank Barnes. Of ProyineetoNn. and
Dora Newton took room at the Column
bus hotel. Boston, on Monday. Late
Monday afternoon smell Of gas was
noticed, the door was broken in alid the
woman was found dead and the man
dying.
Lord Mount Stephen and Sir Donald
Smith, two Of Niontreal's Seotcl. mill
lionaircs. have intnnatcd their inten-
tion of giving half million dollars
each toward the endowment Of the
Royal Victoria hospital, which they
founded
a. D. Law. snpe rintendcnt Of the
Pittshurg TT Wayne and Cincinnati
Railway company under indictment for
criminal negligence in connection with
the nth, street crossing disaster in
Chicago, Monday gave bonds In the
sum Of $4,000.
Secretary Carlisle has amended
the quarantine regulations recently
promulgated 50 as to provide for the
inspection Of passengers taken
aboard ship at intermediate ports by
the United States consular officer at
the ports or in his absence by the local
health officer.
Mrs. glafissa Fair.iaisd. Of Cleveland,
widow 81 the late Supreme Judge Fair
child of Arkansas. is dead. Mrs Fair
child had an eyeEtful history. She was
Miss Csasis>i. Buikeiy, Of Williams
town. Mass. and one Of twelve>brothcrs.
and sisters being the last of them to
die. She was born January IS. 1916,
and married Judge Farchild in 1871.
Active work IS in progress at Spring
field, o., pr, pariag for The mcctin. Of
the Scoth-Irish congress, whish will be
held May il-i4 inclusive In the city
nall. The congress is a ational affair,
and will attract thousands Of menibcrs
from all over the country. The local
committee has just issued an edition of
ten thousand handsome circulars giving
full account Of the preparations for
the congress.
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MOI Mhs "a nE }.
led'a,. 81. i...poa.nie ior 4 <inasn,s.

AttrlEned IN Il M.
ABiQrlu. NJ AZ, March II. Capt. T..
Stanley, 81 siIverton. Col, accompanied
by ahos. Sewcll, G. ] Gavin and T. G.
Clarke, Of Denver. came here one week
ago Monday t1 prospect IL the ola
Spanish copper canyon. While pres
peciing in What Il known as Devils
Gnlcii. they wcrc nstonishei alta ghns, u
discovery in the way ~ the skeletons oi
company Of soldiers that had been
tpirsing sffain Fort Aisseg ever since The
memorable day Of the Apache raid on
Espanola, September q. 1879 II was
supposed They had been lnslssacrcd BY
the Indians, as not one o. the forty
three ever returned, but it seems they
all must have. drunk from the vcraigris
spring. whore their skeletons have lain,
bleaching, for the last thirteen years.
Forty-thfcc skeletons. some Of them
still incaacd in uniforne three plies 81
guns, stacked as they had left.them, o
lot OF ammunition. ard the skeletons OF
forty-iive horses constituted the extent
OF the ghastly discovery
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BANK DOORS CLOSED.
Fad Loans On Boom Real Estate the
Gnuse,

Had Loans On boom Real Estate the
cause.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March Is The
Trust and Banking Company Of which
Senator ingalls, is President. closed its
doors al I o'clock last night The liza
biities ~ the concern are estimated i
$500, COO md the assets will probably
reach, 500. 90 The company owns
80, 900 acres Of land in Kansas and
about $4,000 worth OF properly in the
city. R. NJ. Manley, general manager,
looses Ss50.000. u
ireland ufts, of Kansas City, was
appointed receiver by Judge Foster, in
the United States Court at Topeka.
There was about $4,000 ON deposit
when the bank closed its doors. Sena
tor ingalls, lcoses only about $4,000.
The concern loaned considerable
money on Kansas property at Sboon
figures. and was compelled to take il
in, and was unable to realize as much
as had been advanced
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1hn ntrllI ! M A,ln Arhnr.

ToI.Epo, o.. March IN in the matter
81 the Ann Arbor strike tie company
undoubtedly has much the best 81
II. Trains are moving and the
blockade Of freight IS nct 50 cx-
tensivc as reported. The strikers and
Chief Arthur conferred Monday morn
ing as TO the best methods Of conpro-
missing with the company II Is not
known at this hour what conclusion has
been reached
Railroad Commissioner Kirby is here
sndeavoring 70 straighten the matter
mt
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Y7 -
4 uaw Shf,ner tsremlss.

PHmApxi.rHIA, March - Henry
Glass 4 Co, dealers in and shippers Of
hogs, have made an assignment The
Liabilities are $50, 90 ,or more, assets
unknown. Henry Glass i the only
general partner in the FIRM, and he has
incinded all his individual property in
the assignment. Robert H. Cochrane,
81 Trinmay. q. Is a special partner for
SIG, 90 ami IS not liable beyond that
amount
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BUoKLENls ARNIOA sALVR.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns,sand all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by E. G. Williams, Jr., 4 Go.
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clerelaAd.s Pensian comn,i.sloner.l

WASHINGTON, d. Ct, March IS West
ern congressman who approached the
president 70 urge the claims Of 4 west
ern candidate for the office Of commits
sioner Of pensions are authority for the
statement that Mr.. Cleveland Informed
them that he had about determined to
appoint an eastern man to this position
and that the Office would have gone to
Gen. Slocum, of New York. II his adj
vancing years had permitted him to nm
dertale its onerous duties.
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/ ! hocklng Mine Ilisaster.

McAI.EIsrER, ]. T.. March IS. Mine
No. i. owned BY the Cnoctaw Coal Ca /,
1T Anderson, /. r.. six miles east 81
hers Oh the choctaw Coal railway. Il
reported to have exploded Tuesday
morning and nine men killed and sever.
al ninrcd seriously.
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ScuY or MENIco, March ID. Prcsp
dent Dias has decreed The fire iraporta
lion Of maize and bean for in Indefinite
rerioa Ii is expected however, that
high railway rates vii. check inporta
ton
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Sr. TmoMAs, w. Il, March 10. The
United States flagship Newark. accom-.
panied 81 the cruiser Remington. the
iosnerl towing the Cslnnahus caravel,
Ike Nina, and the latter towing the
I'inta, have arrived at this port
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LIghte.la Ilre s lth I1erosene

Bosrox, Mass. March Is Mary Lane,
d girl Of II years. living III i6 Harvard
street, lighted FIRE with kerosene
Monday night and the usual conse-
quencc enSued
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BERLIN. March rs "A building ID
the Sprndel ssrasse. Carlsbad, collapsed
Monday. while twenty men were re-
airing IL Fourteen were killed. Seven
ii the bodies have been taken from the
ruins
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NEW York. March i5-Dr J. II.
Trano, the physician in attendance
upon the the widow Of Gen. ". S. Han.
cock announces that his patient is cot
valescent-
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NEW HAVEN Conn. March -. Fl
forts are bling made here to have Law
passed to Suppress all pool rooms, be
cause the Yak students are iieeced an6
ruined BY them.
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Meals at allhours day or night, good
cooks and accommodating walters,
Central Eating. House, Frank Rhodes.
proprietor.
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YouSGsTowx, O.. March 15.- The en-,
ploySs III the American Tube and Iron
Co. have decided 70 strike against the
reduction OF 10 per cent in wages,
which takes effect next N nday, and
expect the men employed az the works
in Mlddletown, la. owned hy the same
comrnnv. will Join them.
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Big line Of nobby double breasted
suits for youths and boys at NJ. =.
Dorns. Watch and chain with every
snit
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CLEVELAND, o.. March IS. DIR Chas.
IIamlin was found not guilty in police
court Monday Of the mnrier Of Mrs.
Retscy Srnyth. She died from The eff
feets Of morphine, and pr IlsInlin, who
attended her. was d Beneficiary under
her will It- was shown that Mrs
smyth was addicted 70 this use Of the
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Nc striks ii i,icara.

CnigAGo, March is. At Monday after
moons meeting Of the ieneial man
ayers, Grand Master Downey 81 the
Switchmcn's association. presented the
Official declaration II the switehinen
accepting the answer 81 the general
managers refusing IN in rease Of ray
and STATING that M further acton
would betnkcn W The switchnen with.
ont sufficient notice being given q
every body concerned This paper was
signed by the leading mclntcts Of the
union and bore the seal Of the lodge
This seems 10 be an assurance that
there Will be no strike for At least SIX
weeks.
y don't anticipate a strike. said Mr.,
Downcy. after he had delivered the
document Zone could not be declared
inside of six weeks were we SO disposed.
Perhaps III fter the fair IS over and the
records show that the railways hac
Jared particularly we'll, the swttchmcr
may ask for pay. Matters Ok greet i'm
portancc being out Of the way TIE gen
cral managers will be IN place 10 Dc
business with the switehmen.
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European Deieen.es efe .istaise y

European Deiegh.es ) ere AHtstAke :.
WASHINGTON, March II. Senator
Teller, Of Colorado, is convinced that
the European delegates 70 the none
tary conference in brussels wt.re mis-,
taken as 70 the policy Of the United
States and that II has now been proved
that this country Is not nciuatel W .
desire TO raise the price 81 silver, be
cause as proof and it Was proven, the
value Of the entire silver product an.
nually is \trifiing indeed as compared
with that Of manufactures and agiicul.
ture. He therefore proposed z resolu-
tion for renewing the conference ncxt
simmer
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* FFICEs FOR RENT suitable for Lawyer,
1 DDoctcr Or Insurance Agent. Apply to Mrs.
Bcttie HinkIe. Burke street. near Market House.
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MAKE KNOWN YOUR WANTS.
This Column is Read by Over 5000.
People Every Evening,
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ss,,,c.,. Hslp Wanted, For Sale, For Esns, Lost
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e1T pArRTeK's BADGE and Baby Ruth, at +.
- Herring
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vIN,IE new and improved Carlisle shoe Button
and lace for ladies Misses and children Tor
sale only al Homrich's. 3I-im.
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r,oR RENT twnstory frame dwelling,
X new house. good location In Martiisburg.
s,.a,,.lning sjx large rooms. Modern in design
r,,,t reasonable Apply to Thos. Fitzgerald,
s,iusw. Shepherdstown, VI Va
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or. PATRlcK's BADGE ana Baby Ruth, at +.
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AxyANTED 800 Gents suits TO clean at 81 3
w suit New Process. Steam and dry
cleaning j GORDNER, south Raleigh street,
near new Jail.