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CmicAoo. March /. Trustee H. II.
KohIsaat has practically decided TO stop
opposing the wishes IL Maj McKinley's
friends, and receive whntever funds
they may decide 70 send toward paying
the cot, 600 worth Of liabilities Of the I'M
fortunate and deceived governor 81
Ohio. The 81 contribution scheme met
with almost uproarious approval in the
majors own state. So many have now
indorsed the thing that further objec.
ton will probably be waived.
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TEN KILLED.
A Terrible Catastrophe Occurs
in Chicago.
The Walls Of : Burned Building Fal
On = Dwelling.


CmfcAGo, March I.--At 1880 o'clock
Tuesday morning the wall Of build
Ing which wna .ately burned AZ T97
nalstead street was blown down. II
fell upon two-story brick bnilding II
7o5 Halstead street, occupied by the
families Of John Smith. saloon-lseepcs,
and James Kunxe. jeweler, Ten
people were killed by the falling
wall They are; John Smith. Doliie
Smith, his daughter, thirteen years Of
age; .sBabe" Smith. son. ten years Of
age; Hattie Smith. daughter. fosrycars
Of age; Pauline. domestic in the smith
family; Jas. Kunze Mrs Jas Kunxe,
son OF Jas Kunxe. twenty-one years 81
age; Mrs Carrie Smith, wife OF John
smith; Joe --. bartender In Smiths
saloon.
Tho building which collapsed was
owned BY John York, large dealer IN
dry goods, and was destroyed BY hre
few weeks ago II was i've stories
high, nearly $50 feet deep, and had 9
heavy front OF milestone York began
10 rebuild Immediately after the fire,
and as not all Of the walls were down,
he had built the new wall on the top Of
what remained Of the old one. II i
supposed that the green wall was moi
sufficiently braced. although York said
Monday night that both the contractor
and himself believed II 10 BE- entirely
secure.
At s o'clock Tuesday morning the
search was still going on, but NO more
bodies had been recovered II y not
believed possible a. this honr that
any 81 those buried viii DO rescued
alive
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NKw YoRK. March LA German
baron, Baron Won Gnmpert, was pris-
oner at the tombs, on q charge Of hav-
ing committed theft Of bonds and jew
Neiry on the premises Of friend, DR..
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NEW YoHK. March / -Schnars Al
quist, German commissioner for the
fine arts at the Chicago fair, has ar
rived and Is 81 the Brcyoort house He
told reporter that at least seven hum
dred German painters and sculptora
will exhibit ct Chicago, among them
Werner, Mcneil, Defregger, conrtahgy
and others
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BENwooD, w. Va, March LA terri
Bile explosion occurred here Monday
morning. A hot blast furnace at the
Riverside works was blown up and
VIM Kelley, John Mooney and VIM
Duffy, Of Benwood, and Patrick Corri-
gan, Of Wheeling. were seriously
burned Kelley IS not expected TO RE-
cover. His eyes are burned out and he
Is uncOnScious
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FRANKFORT. March 1.-The house Of
representatives refused by large ma
iority to adjourn from March 2 to
March 8 in order to let members attend
CSeveiand's inauguration. Roberts, Of
Scott. introduced bill to prevent the
use IL paris green and other poisonous
substances on tobacco. and prescribing
i penalty
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ACall win 4 4 iag.

NoRTHFiEf.D, Mimi, March LA cali
was born Monday on the farm Of A
Chisholm, near IIecla, with a wing
growing Just behind The shoulder blads
and extending backward about sis
inches, where IS a joint which allows
the end Of the wing 70 drop downward
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NEW YoRK, March 1.-The Hamburg
steamer Morayia. notorious rs cholera
ship arrived here Monday with f2i pas
sengers after q journey lasting 81 days
She had to put In at Halifax for coaling
purposes and was there quarantincd.
Her deck was badly used up BY the
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NEW York. March /. The Official re-
port Of the Austrian Hungarian consul
in this port proves that Austria-Hun-
gary exported seven and three-quarter
million dollars worth Of goods TO Amer
lea during the last fiscal year, and that
the empire has become q great compet-
itor with other nations in American
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WASHINGTON, March There are
not no less than sevenacandidates for
commissioner Of pensions already in the
field. Michigan Is one Of the few states
presenting only one candidate The
office Of public printer, which Isl free
from civil service restrictions, Is attract
ing d great many candidates.
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Know. N5th,ng Abaui he story.

CHICAGO, March L President Harper.
Of the Chicago university, when asked
Monday morning about the reports
that President IlasTisonsis going to lee
ture at the university on constitutional
law, said he knew nothing about the
story and that its origin was a mystery
10 him.
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BosToS. March Lone Thousand men
and 700 horses have been clearing the
snow from the street during the past
week The city has already paid SIS.
900, and unless rain comes the expense
will be increased 81, O00 The West End
Railroad Co has 100. 600 men At work
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FRANKFoRT, March by vote Of
eI 10 i the house passed the bill appro-
priating $40, 900 to prevent the intro-
duction 81 cholera into kentucky: The
money is to be expended BY the state
board Of health. under the direction Of
the governor
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VIENNA, March I DR.. K Raster has
reported to the medical society that be
had been eating Koch's cholera baciIli
since December last without the least
Inconvenience TO himself lie, there
fore, arrived at the conclusion that
Koch's bacilli was no good.
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STILL HEADoUARTERs PoR LAUNDRY.

Nessrs. Thompson & Tabler, have
accepted Ne agency for one Of the
largest and best Steam Laundries in
the country. Work will be forwarded
every Wednesday and returned on
Friday. Satisfaction guaranteed. Send
n yoar work at once. 2-23-2w.
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NEw York, March THE three top
floors IL Monroe's Publishing house
were Quilted BY Are Tuesday. Thou
sands upon thousands OF books and
novelties OF the Capt Collier and
Deadwood Dick blood-cnrdllng series
were destroyed Many valuable manu-
scripts were also burned. II is thought,
unless they are intact III safe III which
they were stored ard which Is IN the
ruin. The loss Il determined AZ from
$4,000 10 100000 Several small firms
Ia the building also suffered
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OTTAWA. March !. The department
Of justice has issued warrant for the
extradititon Of Sydney NJ Lowrie, ar
rested IN Montreal. charged with EN-.
bezziement while acting as the Detroit
representative Of James Pain y Son,
fireworks manufacturers Of New York.
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Foster and Carlisle q Conferences.

WAsHISGToS, March 1.--Mr. Carlisle,
fresh from visit to President-elect
cleveland, had an extended conference
with Secretary Foster ct the treasury
department Tuesday morning on the
financial condition Of the treasury.
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LONDON, March LA great demon
stration was made, BY Ulster unionists
In Belfast Sir Daniel Dixon. lord
mayor, presided al the meeting, and
spoke Ut length against the home rule
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Albany, n. II, March 1.-The senate
has passed senator Cantor's bill appro-
priaiing $500. 600 additional for the state
exhibit at the Worlds fair by a vote 81
yeas IS. nays none.
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yirroRIA, b G.. March l. -London
advices announce the definite sale Of
hi silver King mining group to a
scotch syndicate The price paid was
I'll 800, 900.
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LAWRENCE, Mass, March / The Mcr-
rimac is SO filed with Ice and snow
that dangerous freshet IS feared when
the thaw commences. The Lowell,
Lawrence and Haverhill mills are IN
great danger
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4 OTTAWA, March / The supreme court
Monday unseated Hugh Mcmillan.
member Of parliament, for corrup,
practices through agents.
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HusTLIHG CONGRESS.
All EHorfs NoW Directing ~ Get the Ap
proprIatlon Bilis Through.

All Ea0rts Nov Directing ~ Get the APP
propriasion Bilis Through.
WASHINGTON, March l. Appropria-
ton bills are now rushing to completion
IN congress with lightning speed. The
objectors and sticlSlers ARE waving their
processes Of hardness, and small issues
are being overlooked in the great desire
To- get all important public questions
and interests disposed Of, and to avoid
the necessity Of an extra session Of the
Fifty-third congress. The only thing
that can now bring about an extra ses-
sion Of congress soon after the inaugu-
ration or Mr.. Cleveland, will be some
grave financial or monetary crisis.
The Sherman bond amendment hay
ing been abandoned and the two houses
having made such rapid Roadway with
their business, there Is no longer any
danger that an extra session will be
necessary for the passage Of appropria-
ton bills Not minute Is being lost on
these bills. AS soon as II was settled
that the Sherman bond amendment
would be abandoned on account Of the
opposition in the house, although there
had not yet been. any formal appoint.
ment Of conferees in either house, the
conferees went to work with a vim
and they have their work well adj
vanced
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cleveIaad Averse to Al Extra seasio !.

CieveIaad Averse to an Extra sessior.
WAsHNGToN, March MIR. Clcve-
land is known to be aycrse 10 an extra
session il 1t can possibly be averted and
he will not call congress together I'M
less there Is a necessity for legislation
TO avoid financial panic or TO
provide money for carrying on
the government 1t Is not now
probable that either cause will exist
The increase in receipts both from
customs and from internal revenues
that has marked the past few months
will, It IS believed, continue and will
put money enough III the treasury to
meet ali the requirements Of the gov
eminent SO that there will be no deficit
and no need Of an extra session for that
reason.
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IHE WoRLD At 10 cents per week.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-01

3ctPECIAL excursion on Sc Floor Oil Cloth az
RINGS.
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NOR RENT-from April /. 1893, my residence
II East Race street. corner Spring street.
With office and stable, Lot 90 by 200 feet, for
narfioulars cali on u b. WILSON, at Citizens
National Bank MARY J. NtLSt y.
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MAKE KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read BY Over 5000
People Every Evening.
REST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
situations Hsp wanted, For sails, For Rent Lost
Pound. strAysd q Stolen, To Buy, Sen
or Exchange Mako it Known.

r,0R sALE.-A nice limestone farm OF 80
h acres, tmIle from Martinsbnrg good stone
dwelIine-stlall stable, fair fencing, - acres ex
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281m. y .. MA1HNWe.
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RE YOU IN NEED!s' RI so, we are clos
IA ing out lots Of shoes just 1T cost. lots Of
muSlins at cost lots Of blankets at cost, lots OF
bedticking at cost, at G. p. HERRiNGsS, cor
ner Of Queen and Martin streets.
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TIPS From THE WIRE.

Two new cholera cases at London.
Approaching election in New York
VIII cost $4,000.
Senator Voorhees, wants silver debate
to close next "Wednesday.
Another case Of yellow fever report
ed at Brunswick, Ga.
Fruit growing il southern California;
hindered by heavy fogs
Six acres burned over at Worcester,
Mass, and $3.50 900 gone.
Coffin trust met at Indianapolis and
delegates reported business good. 7
Two million dollars, worth Of dry
goods offered At New York auction,
Thursday
Temperature 3on Cherokee borden
ITO above Zero six men died from
heat exhaustion.
Congressman " G. Breckenridge
in his law suit, Is to deny that Mis-
! Pollard Was ruined by him.
sevenNown officialsAof Flatlands, n
3Y., found guilty of receiving none,
illegally ont Of town treasury
/ < With heads crushedas if hy q sledg
hammer, bodies of Angus McSweai
! and wife found at Newton, Ala
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THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.

Long and heavy rains damaged
Mississippi's already short crop
American Electro Therapeutics are
in annual convention At Chicago.
The Great Council Of Red Men il in
annual session at Des Moines, La.
DR.. Briggs, the hereto, scouts the
report that he is 10 become an Episeo-
palian.
Goyoner Waite vii call an extra
session Of the Legislature Of Colorado
in short time
Reports of wholesale seizures Of
sealers on the Siberean coast are scout
ed by recent arrivals at Victoria B. g,
Battered and hacked beyond recog-
milton. the sailor victim Of horrible
murder was found on4a Detroit dock
Al rousing reception was given Conn
mander- in-Chief John q. b. Adams,
of the Grand Army at his Lynn Mass
home
A gill Of cholera medicine swallow
ed by the 4-year-old daughter Of John
Cooper, Of Norfolk, Va, proved fatal.
The will Of Rev John Blake, ofNeN
York, bequeaths 5000 to the Presby,
terrain Educational Society Of Phila'
delphia.
immortality with his ls-year-old
daughter is charged against Rev
Louis B. Talbot, 4 Baptist missionary
Of Maine.
I A large donation, whose source has
not been revealed, is added 70 II,
funds fora great Methodist lfniversit,
at Washington,
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1.-THE Geary law should have been
specifically designed 10 make work for
the Courts it could not have compass
ed the result more perfectly. The latest
legal whirligig to which II has given
rise is that set in motion by the United
States Circuit Court Of San Francisco,
to the effect that each Chinaman ac-
.ensed Of being unlawfully in the eoun-
try shall be given a separate trial. At
this rate, if the Chinese must go, they
will 60 in a single file caravan, stretch.
ing in endless procession towards the
crack of doom.
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REaIInprIon EoHoEs

The new textile factory ut West
Grove, Pa, started inoperation yester-
day with 30 hands
One furnace and six 81 the gangs
employed at THE FORCES ofthe Otis Steel
Company, Cleveland. o., have started
up again
With 1900 hands, the Candrc Rubber
Factory, New Haven, Conn, will start
tomorrow, on basis Of eight hours,
work daily.
Several departments q the Pennsyl-
vania Nut Works, At Lebanon. Pa,
viii % on double turn, giving extra
work to 200 employees.
MeIlvain 4 Son. whose boiler plate
works at Reading, Pa. have been idle
for 10 weeks, have resumed operations,
employing l2j men.
About GOO hands are employed hy
the wheelingtW VaJ Pottery, which
resumed yesterday. Other potteries n
Wheeling, and in East l4lyefpopl, ~
are likely to follow suit
Fires have been started and 400 q
the 500 employees given work at the
Charleroi Pa.) Plate Glass Works,
and coke producers have reducedprices
OF coke 80 cents ton to permit irol
and steel concerns to resume.
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The cable continues to convey warn.
ings Of the danger Of an invasion Of
the Asiatic cholera scourge. Late adj
vices from the crimea, received in
London, report the malady 70 be pre-
vailing in that section TO an alarming
extent, with hundreds. Of persons dy-
ing daily in single province. In Eng
land several deaths have occurred from
cholera, and elsewhere in Europe the
indications point to a spread Of the
disease. II is evident that the utmost
skill and vigilance on The part Of the
Federal authorities will be required e
ward of the epidemic.
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Between worn out senatorial courtesy
on the one hand, and on the other the
test Of physical endurance, which seems
10 be the only way Of bringing the Re
peal bill to 4 vote, legislation Of vital
Importance 10 the welfare Of the coun-
Try is compelled to run arather severe
gantlet. The election Of. Senators By
popular vote is one Of the clearest OBJ
ject lessons ineulcated by the spectacle
at Washington.
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Senators Pugh and Teller have both
given notice t. their fellow Senators
that they propose to obstruct the pas
sage Of the Repeal bill BY talking
against time. This announcement
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The White Lead Trust, which II said
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mental to the business of Cincinnati
paint company the injury complain
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STRENGTH AND HEALTH.

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A Wisconsin blacksmith is reported
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fizzle. A test will show the value n
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ING poWeI

Dispatches from British colambia
in regarl TO the seal catch contain
the significant announcement that
many schooners are returning home in
Of tie scarcity Of seals.
The reckless seal poaching Of former
seasons has been checked none to soon.
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If buta 1.-THE of the appropriations
for public buildings, introduced at the
present Congressional session, should
be enacted into laws JOY would be I'M
confined among the lovers Of pork at
the Federal capital. But, alas and
alack the pork barrel was emptied BY
the Billion Dollar Congress, and it is
empty yet.