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s1LrAsT oRAnoEMEN


Held Monster Demonstration 20 Orpo49
Home Raie TOR ireland
REi.Fksr. March 4 The monster den-
unstratlon Of the Orangemen Of Belfast,
caused BY recent manifesto from tho
grand lodge 10 oppose home rule. was
held Thursday night The members Of
the different lodges marched IN body
10 Ulster hall. which was packed an
hour before the commencement Of the
proceedings Much excitement pre-
vailed IN the streets Of the city and \
riot being feared precautions were taken
10 prevent breach Of the peace
Rev DR.. Kane. grand master Of the
Belfast orangemen. WAS in the chair
and said:
A hundred and City thousand Orange
men are enrolled under the Orange
banner Of ireland and are all In the
closest touch with the vast number or
brethren throughout tho queens do
minions These men object 10 take the
road that 6ladstones majority Of GRIM
inal conspirators have ordered them to
take; they Will not have tho crooked
stony path of home rule which leads
into the Wilderness Of oppression and
plumber, no not II Gladstone had 4 ma
iority OF i4O criminal cunspirators in
clnding not only Michael Davitt, hut
Odonovan Rossa, Patrick Egan aud the
notorious Number One 81 the sphs-
nix park murderers "
AftcrzA long speech in this style the
reverend gentleman concluded BY say
ing BROTHER Orangemcf Friends
my last woris tonight will not be
words Of dctiance. but of earnest APP
peal 10 British ELECTORS 10 remember
that The home ruir bill i simplya pro-
posal 10 sacrifice their brethren ii Ire
land to the most intollerant priesthood
In the chriStipp world; 70 men whom
Gladstone himself had described as
Apostles Of plumber. marching through
rapine and murder 70 The dismem6er-
ment OF the empire
A resolution was adopted refusing 70
recognize the officers. "a obey the laws
nr 10 pay the taxes II the II ish parlia,
mani
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PUBLIC DIGIT.
Tho Cosditioa 81 The national TrahHury
March 1. 1880 and ssnrrh. i. 1903.

'-7..-~--F IN
The 0os d'i'ca q ne National Treasury
Mafeh Y isSV ~" snre"' Y 'spa'
WAsnINoToN. March = "a compnri-
son Of the condition q the pnblic debt
and q the national TREASURY on March
!, 1889, ~ the close of The Cleveland
administration, and on March !, lspS,
~ the close q the Harrison adininistras
ton, based upon the form 81 the month.
" statement issued ~ thc present
makes the following showing;
Interest bearing debt March J, isvs,
1888. oss, 200; March !, 1881, tsasf ioO.a2o.
Debt on which Interest has ceased
since maturing March J, lsv3 s2,saa,-
sos, 16: March i. 1850. o.. OfT. 13h. 2h Debt
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A DAY OF ENJOYMENT
Turned into One Of Sorrow at Bay
City, Mich.
SIXTEEN PEOPLE DROWNED.
Tia LanaeAsng Of Schooner Causes Steamer .
Oareea and the Railing ofths Hurricane
Dsck Gives Way.

BAY CRY. Mich. March 49, What
was intended as gala day ~ the ship
yard IT i. w Wheeler & Co, has been
turned into one of horror by one II the
most terrible accidents the city has
ever witnessed. The swell caused by
the side launch Of schooner caused
the steamer Forbes. which was black
with spectators. TO cnrcen. and ms she
did SO the hurricane deck railing gave
way. and FROM fifteen 70 twenty dive
persons were thrown into the water.
OF these nine were rescued
The schooner Centnrian, the hum
dredth vessel built at the yard. stood on
the ways alongside slip about 100 feet
wide. on the opposite side Of which was
the steamer Kitty NJ. Forbes The
!. Forbes As well as all the surrounding
yards, was black with people, and men
and boys covered the hurricane deck
and had even climbed mp into the rig
ging Of tho vessel as the huge hull
struck the water the spectators set up
shout aud band started to play q
national air. But instantly the cry was
changed into one Of horror. The music
stopped and the spectators were gazing
At the bodies OF nearly score u mon
mud boys flying through the air TO the
scetlling water between the vessels
The side launch had sent UP huge
swell which lifted the Forbes ten feet
into the mir and at the same time threw
q wave over IL which drcnched everyone
within reach. As the vessel careened
10 its side the occupants Of the hurri-
cane deck were thrown against the
slight railing surrounding the deck,
which gave way. and masses u human
ity took drop OF twenty feet To what
seemed certain death. After moment
Of terror many Of the spectators rushed
10 the rescue Planks were thrown on
To the floating ice and the bruised and
bleeding men were helped to places Of
safety.
The scene In the yard at the time Of
! the accident was indescribable boz
! ems OF women tainted. Women and
children were trampled on IN the mad
rush Of the crowd pressing toward the
water to get better view Of the affair.
Previous 10 the launch many Of the em-
ployas Of the yard predicted an accident
unless the Forbes was removed, and the
fact that people were allowed 70 re-
main on board Is denounced as 4 piece
Of almost criminal carclcssness.
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CONDENSED NEWS



Gathered Froin An Parts Of the country
ny Telegraph.
Two pretty sixteen-yeAr-old girls Of
Breeze, III, are missing.
Gov. Fleming. Of West Virginia,
vetoed the Prince school tax bill
Severe precautions are being adopted
at Lisbon. in consequence Of the nm
employed
The Portuguese navy will be unrep-
resented at the international naval re-
view on the occasion Of Chicago exposi-
ton
3 q. Donaldson. for years lawyer in
the office of Hon. Holxe Smith, was
found dead IN bed at his home in Deca-
tur. Ga.
campidan Valley. Gnatamala. has been.
flooded. Six villages have been swept
away, and hundreds Of people are re-
ported drowned
II. NJ. s Australia is under orders for
New York via. bermuda, 10 meet H. NJ.
s Blake in connection with the forth
coming naval review. She will leave
Malta On Saturday
Warner Holt, of Missouri, a third
been dismissed for having stated to q
member Of congress that pensions were
being granted for baidness,'
At Beatrice Neb. in tha Busweii
Christian science case, in which the de-
fendant WAS prosecuted for practicing
lnedicine without license. the jury re-
turned a verdict Of acquittaL
Gen. Harrison Thursday evening for
nally accepted profssBorship in the
Leland Stanford universNg california,
where he will deliver a series Of lee
lures on. constitutional law beginning
next October.
At London. In the billiard match be-
tween John Peel and John Roberts
Thursday, Roberts broke the record
with run Of 1877 points. The game is
spot stroke barred, 40. 600 points, Peel
taking 1900 points.
The abandonment Of the costly cable
system has been decided upon by.S tho
Fraction Co, PHILADELPHIA Overhead
electric wires viii besubstitnted as soon
rs authority can be secured from the
city councils.
A single Crow Indian tried to take
the whole town OF WiIsey, Mont He
was killed in the attempt by w Smith.
Crows camped in the vicinity of Wilsey
win avenge the death Of their conn
panion they say
The governor Of West Virginia has
pardoned James Burdett. sentenced
from Mercer county TO seven years IN
the penitcntiaiy for horse-stenling, The
pardon is granted on account Of the
health OF the prisoner. John Harris.
j jefferson county burglar. was also
pardened.
The secretary 81 war has informed
| the secretary of the interior that In
structions have been sent by telegraph
from the headquarters Of the army q
the commanding general Of the depart
mcnt Of the Missouri to take such mill
tary steps as may be necessary to pre-
vent any invasion of the Cherokee out
let, and to nse whatever military force
may be necessary to accomplish this
object
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WARRINGTON, March A--Assocint1
Justice Jackson. Of the U. s. supreme
court. has arrived In Washington from
Nashville and met some Of his future
colleagues in the supreme court Tho
court viii renssemble after ifs recess
Saturday morning. and the newly-ap-
pofnted justice will take the oath Of
Office a. a o'clock ia the supreme court
room The court viii then adjourn, IL
order TO participate in the inaugural
ceremonies. Justice jackson has made
good impression here already He
expresses regret that the nomInation 81
Benton Hanchetk Of Michigan. 70 BE-
his successor On the circuit. Is not TO be-
confirmed.
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ARRIVED IN WASHINGTON.

The Presi,Isat.tsIcet Iseaesved ~ Gllair-
man isannett asd Goes 70 tits tToteI.
WAsmISaToN, March i President-
Elect Cleveland reached Washington
In s ty Thursday evening, aud Is com
fort DIy located at the Arlington hotel
When the Cleveland party arrived at
tile hotel, several hundred people were
assembled around tile entrance, and MS
Mr. Cleveland stepped from his carriage
and turned TO assist Mrs. Cleveland TO
alight, the crowd cheered him. The
party WINS received by Chairman
Bennett. As the distinguished people
passed through the reception par
lor on their way 70 their apartments
followed BY the maid with BABY
Ruth, and other members Of the party.
the ladies and gentlemen prcscnt APP
plauded vigorously. Mr.. and Mrs
Cleveland acknowledged the ccmpli-
ment with gracious smile and passed
onto the elevation
Upon reaching the apartments re.
served for them, they expressed their
delight At the cosy appearance Of their
temporary quarters, and at once pro
ceeded 10 make themselves at home.
4 ii.
The presidential party have adjoining
apartments IN the most desirable por.
ton Of the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Harrison called
while the party were at dinner and left
their cards II Is understood Mr.. cievc-
land will call at tho white house Fri
day morning and Immediately after
ward the president Will return the call.
1t will then be determined whether Mr..
Cleveland will retain his apartments Al
the Arlington for an indefinite perioe
or take possession Of The white house q;
soon as he is inangnrated. This ques
ton arises from the recent illness 81
Mr. Russell Harrison's little daughter
Mr. and Mrs Cleveland are not willing
To take any chances Of subjecting thell
baby Ruth to any germs Of scarlet fevel
which may linger IN that historic pile
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CHICAGO. March & Two hundred adj
ditional carriage and wagon makers
went out Thursday morning This now
raises the total to seven hundred men
who are ont demanding shorter day
and increased pay About one hundred
Of the men were Nnon-union men. but 4
meeting 81 unions No. ! and were
held Thursday and many Of the men
initiated Frequent and encouraging
reports were made by the committees
which were comforting with employers
Thursday. j. X. Andrews. Of G. r..
Kimbaii & Co. said Thursday that Il;
the strikers did not return BY saturday
they would be discharged, as the trim
have made arrangements for plenty Of
men To- take their places
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CABINET OFFICER
Counting Together to witness the Iraugu9
ration 81 Mr. Cleveland.

ration of Mr, cleveland.
WASHINGTON. March Mr. Holc
Smith, cf Atlanta, who is 70 ~ Mr..
Clevcland's secretary Of the interior,
arrived ut the Arlington about $50 FRI
day. lie was accompanied by his law
partner. Mr. John T. Glenn. and Mr..
Baich, his private secretary.
Mr. j.. Sterling Morton arrived III
town late Thursday night in company
with l. o. Goddard, the vice president
cf the Buriinston railroad system, and
Wa cne ~ she conspicuous figures Fri
day nlorning Ia the Arlington lobby.
Hon Hilary a. Herbert was also
lSresent, ana was cordially greeted BY a
large number IL sis friends.
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HIGH OLD TIME.
A Lancaster Church Steepie Turned Into :
Cock Pit

A Lancaster Church Steepie Turned Into =
Cock ri.
LANcAsTER, Pa March 8 Consider.
able excitement was caused here FRI
day when II became known that the
steeple 81 one Of the leading churches
has been utilized as cock pit while
the pastor was holding services IN the
auditorium below. II is said that a
number Of cooking mains have been
held there. .s.ssssss35ss.4 @
The handlers 81 thG chickens entered
1.-THE building ostensibly for the purpose
Of participating In the worship, but in
stead Of going to the auditorium they
would steal into the bcliry. Just how
the chickens were slnnggled into the
place IS not known, bnt il Is suspected
that the pseudo worshipers had them
Accreted beneath their coats
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l,nnlllirni M. -. -.

RoME, March 4 FrIday was duly
celebrated lis ike anniversary Of the
date Oh which Leo Kill was crowned
AS pope In the Sistinc chapel. March 8,
1878 The pope attsn6d state mass
Friday il the Sistine chapel. A brill
liant gathering 81 nicmbers Of the sa-
cred college. patriarebs. psclates and
foreign enjoys added V The splendor q
the occasion. aud there was crowned
general attendance Of Catholics 70
show their esteem 81 the venerable
,,,ntiff
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mites Oh French " ines.

OTTAWA. March 4 "A dispatch re-
ceivcd here Thursday evening states
that manufacturers Of Canadian wines
object to d reduction Of duties upon
French wines. as stipulated for in the
treaty between France and Canada me-
gotiated by sir Charles Topper. It y
stated on good authority that the rati-
fication OF this treaty viii be bitterly
opposed in parliament on the ground
that it Is unjust 10 reduce the duties
upon French products while those upon
British goods are maintained az the
nreSent rates
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he pope.. EIghty-Third Birthday.

Row.. March 4The pope Thursday
completed his eighty-third year and 81
midday received the college Of cardi-
mails. Cardinal Monco LaRotta, the
senior member of the sacred college.
read an address congratulating his holt
ness on his birthday. in which he mem
toned the three great anniversaries
First, the birth Of the pontitf. eighty
three years ago. secondly the fftieth
anniversary Of his episcopal consccra,
ton and third. the fifteenth 81 his cleo
Aion to the papal throne.
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LICKING BRIDGE HORROR.


BaIrd nrothers sued for Twenty EIx1
thousand Dollars.
PITTsBuRGH. Pa. March 4. Rccolicc4
tions of the Licking bridge disaster -
covington, KY, June Is last are re-
yivcd by suit for s25 600 damages.
filed by sister Of Henry Osborne. :
q resident Of Pittsburgh, and one 81 the
employees who was killed The sister.
Elizabeth Lester. Is administratrix Of
the estate. and the suit Is fiIed against
Andrew, William and John Baird. do
ing business as Baird Bros Andrew
and Robert Baird were among tho
twenty-eight persons killed II -
charged that the contractors knew the
unsafe condition Of the structure when
the men were on III
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united States Criminals.

ToRoNTo. Ont. March Warden
Massie. Of the Central prison, the fore
most phrenologist in Canada does not
agree with Dominion Inspector Morlins'
report on the English pauper emigra-
tion to Canada question. Massie says Of
the criminals in the Central prison
these from the United States exceed by
ten times those either from England,
Scotland or ireland lie adds that he
has asccrtained that Of the twenty-five
thousand children brought over BY Bar
nnrdo. Miss Mcpherson and others from
England only three per cent have be-
come criminals
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IlAKEWo0D, N =. March A--WhIl1
attempting to board an ice board o.
carasalgo lake Thursday afternoon,
Mr.. Edwin Einstein. who was the -
publican candidate Tor mayor Of New
York last fall, and MI. George seahody.
chairman of the state republican
finance committee. also 81 New York.
were given an Involuntary bath BY Tia
ice breaking through. They Woro
taken 10 the hotel and were reported
nome the worse for their bath
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a Blnlne nIomorlaI Meet .ng.

NAsnvnLE. Tenn. March 4 There
was an enthusiastic meeting Of the
Comanche club in their rooms In the
Odd Fellows building, 10 honor Of the
late James G. Blaine. The orator Of
Intervening was Hon. W. Townby, who
spoke enthusiastically Of the life Of the
dead statesman. Gen James Wilder.
Maj "A. w. Wills. Hon. Thomas Baker
and w. Ii. Comet also made appropri-
] 10 .ddrnssas
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I ha llnlr.O.DonnelI ltlIgIat.

Sioux FAILS, S. d. March 4-The
Daly-O-Denneil fight which took place
early Thursday morning resulted in q
draw after eighty-two hard fought
rounds. DAILY pushed the fight from
the beginning and in the eighty-second
round knocked 0'Donnell down. He
was counted out, but the time-xecpcrs
failed TO call time to the great dissatis-
faction Of the crowd Of sports present
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e,.rman- i,assIan Commercial treaty.

BERLIN. March 4,-The kaiser has
succeeded in getting the Polish deputies
on his side and these gentlemen held =
meeting Thursday and decided mot 70
vote against the conclusion Of the Ger
man Russian commercial treaty planned
by CaprivL This Is regarded as a great
moral victory for the kaiser's party.
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HELENA, Mont. March s ALI efforts
to harmonic the war between Clark
and DAILY, thus securing y democratic
United states senator. proving nnavail-
ing. and the legislatute adjourned sine
lie without an election, Gov Richards
promptly appointed Senator saunders.
whose term expires Friday to succeed
j f..senlf ~.
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BIRMISanAM, Ala March A. Bob
Sims, i Negro aged 20. was hanged
here al noon Friday. He made a long
speech on The ruliows protesting re-
.ligi5n, ana asen prayed. His last words
we're addressed Il the sheriff. saying;
isreal, lis neck don't want TO bc
stsangled lis neck was broken.
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RIcHMoND. Va. March u Exon
gresham John $. Wise. Of New York.
writes to q friend here regarding the
report that he has left the republican
party: Nd Tammany. no free trade, nc
hatred Of the United States no ballot
box stuffing for me. Il you please.
left tile democrats deliberately"
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500 81 AtnerIean vesseI.

PHILADELPHIA, March 4 Papers Of
resignation were issued Thursday after
noon BY the collector 81 the port to the
international Navigation CO., owners
Il the sea rsl p City Of Paris by which
that vessel i entered as American. The
Paris is the second foreign built vessel
entered and registered under the act Of
Ma j iSQ0
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LIMA, o., March The Standard Oil
Co, Thursday announced an increase
in prices AZ one cent per barrel The
last raise was on December 81. The
price paid for Lima crude coil now in
the northern district Is 4Stl cents IN
the southern district al cents.
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GAINESVILLE, Tenn. March Am
epidemic Of measeis prevails IN this
city and vicinity. About thirty students
Of the Southwestera Presbyterian uni'
versity here are down With The disease.
Several cases Of scarlet fever are also
reported.
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BosToS, March i -George Wilson.
Rowlev. yonng man 81 IS and we'll
supplied with money. committed sui
eide ID thc Falmouth house BY turning
on the gas
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cnaIct AUTHENTICATED.

WASHINGTON. March 4 Cadet aps
pointments to the military academy
have been issued to Chambers Perry,
Warsaw. KY, with +. Y. Cox, Coving-
Ton. as alternate. and 10 Winston Mem
zies, Mt Vernon. Ind.
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KAsAwaA Cry, w. Va. March -
A twelve foot vein Of gold has been dis
covered near Kendaiia. on Blue creek,
in Kanawha county. The ore has been
analysed and was found % contain
81 no in gold and 10 cents in silver 70
the ton. This was the lowest grade.
The land is owned BY David Hill
Great excitement prevails in that local.
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CHICAGO, March 4--Jacob Swartz, q
German living At $50 Ayers avenue,
while working ip brick yard 1t Ham
lin and Chicago avenues was fatally
injured Thursday morning BY huge
ledge Of dirt falling on him Physicians
declare that he can not live.
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Nearoes sVhippsd b. white Caps.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn. March Near
Hill station party Of unknown white
men Or the white cap order. went out q
night or two ago on raid They whip
ped several Negro men in most cruel
manner. and afterward assaulted two
colorea Women. No causes are given.
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LIMA. o.. March 4. The Briee club,
Of this city. thirty-five strong, left
Thursday for Washington, They will
ioin Inc Gravel Hall club Of Dayton,
and march with them in the parade.
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CIARKsvILLE. Tenn. March Al.
Pennington. one Of The Oldest citizens
az The village Of Sandy Hook. fell over
dead while reading newspaper. aged
S. years He and bis wife had been
married IS years
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s.inra to YIslt Cnnriri.

BERIIS, March 4. m. Giers has prom
ised to pay visit to Caprivi upon his
return from the Riviera at the end of
this month.
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IA Great Muslin Sale and you viii go home
pleasedt to death, at G. r. HERIiING'S, corner
Queen and Martin streets.
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NOR RENT--from April /, 1893, my residence
East Race street. corner Spring street,
with Office and stable. Lot 60 by 200 feet, for
particulars call ON J. d. WILSON, at Citizens
National Bank. MARY y. W tLS1 n.