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a RELIGIOUS SENSATION.
French Canadian writers Arralgn IN,
Catholic Clergy.

French Canadian writers Arraign the
Catholic Clergy.
MONTREAL. March 10. "A pamphlet Of
800 pages entitled sClerial Ruin" and
which promises to create great sensa,
ton IN the religious world has been
made public II contains terrible
scathing arraignment Of tho Roman
Catholic clergy Of the dominion. The
work Is from the pens Of number 81
well-known French-Canadian writer's,
among whom are Sanvallcs formerly
II LaPntrie and Filliatraalt Of the
Canadian Review.
The work win no doubt aid greatly
IN the movement for religious indepen-
hence which has been On foot for some
time among the French Canadian Cath
oiics.
One Of the articles Il devoted To the
Jesuits, another and very sensational
one to Mysticism and Chastity, in
which due reference is made % The late
clerical scandals
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STRANGE ACCIDENT.
One Mans Iieart split aud Anoth.t,s Arm
severed In il saw Mill.

severed In u Saw Mill
WYANDorrE, Mich. March 10 Her.
man Meinke and Amos coan We're using
an ld-fashienca machine saw convert
ing lot Of timber into logs aud sticks,
MeinlSe plnced All extra heavy and knot.
tyspieee ~ wood On The table.
While he adjusted II he aud coan,
who stood directly back u him, were
engaged IN conversation When The
blade haa dug ~ way about halt
through the wood i struck snag and
the saw leapcd from IT. bearings
In It's flight throneh the air Il took d
slightly upward dlfeetlon ana the blaAe
struck Meinlse quarvly III Liz breast
The saw soyer the ribs as IL they
were made ~ par,r Esid, the
heart full in the scnlsf. eti gan
III two.
Meinke was thrown backwards BY
the force 81 She blow, Aiid Tho saw, thus
rcleased, ilew ovcr tile dta3i mans
shoulder and striking coan % tle left
arm. cnt that member clean OH, about
four inches below tho shoulder The
accident was cause FL The. breaking Of
n wooden serew with which tho saw
had been fastened 10 the frafnc.
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CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered from All Parts OF the Country
By Telegraph.

sathered from All Parts OF the cSantry
By Telegraph.
Konrnd Stjernfeit, son Of Kari XIV,
tate king Of Sweden, was married In
Chicago 10 Miss Kathinka Peterson
A famine prevails throughout the
lorthern part Of the province Of Shen
81. China Men are selling their wives
and children for food.
Col. orrey Taft, a famous hotel pro-
orietor. died Wednesday IN Boston.
lie served birds and fish to all the noted
statesmen in the epicures in the coun-
Try
an the doctors in Washington and
sicinity are exceedingly busy night and
lay attending patients who became sick
on inauguration day. There are thou
lands of victims
William Gardner. said to have been
the oldest mason in the United States.
died at Portland, Ore. aged o.. He ar
rived there from Kansas City, Mo, only
! few months ago.
The Chinese government disputes the
Russian version Of the Pamir protocol
81 1884, and has ordered its minister in
St. Petersburg to maintain unyielding-
y China's position.
senator Johnson's insurance bill
which had advanced to third reading in
the Illinois legislature, and threatened
ID abolish all the mutual benefit fra
ternities in that state, is ''as dead as a
door nail
The executive board Of District AS
senbIy No. 8, X. Of L., Pittsburgh Pa,
met and elected Worthy Foreman Frank
Vincent master workman, in place Of
Hugh f. Dempsey, who was convicted
OF poisoning non-union men at Home
stead
Ephrufm Young, director OF the de-
fnnct Spring Garden national bank,
Philadelphia, has been found guilty in
the United States district court of COM
spiracy with President Kennedy and
the cashier, and with embezzling the
funds Of the corporation
A statement published in New York
says that a New Yorker has paid ST.
go in d lump for the use OF the curtains
1T the different theaters in Chicago dur-
ing the Worlds fair He proposes to
paint on each curtain space eight feet
square, and put advertisements in the
space.
Fear that the Oklahoma Legislature
would amend the divorce laws and
make ii more difficult TO secure sepa-
ration, has caused great rush Of di-
vorce cases in the courts there lately.
Probate Judge Lawrence granted six
divorces in one day. and new cases are
being filed daily.
Lester II. Gale, the defauiting bank
teller, and w 4. Turney, book-keeper
lpf the City Savings bank, who stole
$50, 900 and were caught III Mexico,
were to be tried at Nashville, Welnes-
day. Turney did not appear and judge
ment was taken against his sureties for
/ 81, 600. Gale was acquitted
The body of James Anderson, buried
at the poor farm, indianapolis, couple
Of days ago, was stolen, and is supposed
to be in one of the medical colleges.
IIhe despoiling of the cemeteries about
indianapolis has come to be matter OF
such common occurrence that it no
longer excites much comment
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satoiII Kesterea 4 ron.

WRsTcHEsTER, Pa, March TO- Thurs.
day w. s Bowen Of this place received
an official COMMUNICATION from Mgr.
Satolli restoring him his pew in ST
Agnes Catholic church, which was
taken away from him six years ago b.
the present rector, Rev. s. b. Spaul-
ding, because Mr. Bowen refused 70
send his children 70 the parish school.
Mr. Bowen declined to state the pur-
port Of the letter. but said he expected
to occupy his Old pew next sunday
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60 saraN 60. b AiexIes.

WAsals0To0 March TO- The appoint
mentof tinv Grag,of Indiana, to be min
lister to Mexico, has been determined
on and the nomination will probably
20 to the senate Thursday Gentlemen
who We're pressing the claims Of other
candidates have been notified that they
ms ht b j well save themselves trouble.
George Shanklin, Of Evansville, i cir
culating clio statement that Col, DENLY
will be recalled and GOV Gray sent 70
China, but this story is Improbable and
there il reasonably good authority for
saying he is going to Mexico.
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CRY or MESico, March 10. The
most important act Of the Agricultural
congress Is the recommendation to the
government Of tchemo for special
banks and for loan companies 10 aid
farmers who are payinga tremendous
rate Of interest for necessary accommo-
dations. President Diaz fayors agri-
cultural banks. and II is probable that
foreign capitalists who may wish to CO.
operate with native capitalists would
find them profitable investment, re-
ceiving on perfect security at least to
N NOR ranf
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Limit to Height or Chicaro Bniidines.N

AZ CHICAGO, March 10. After months OF
labor on an ordinance limiting the
height Of buildings committee Of the
eity council reported that ~ lis indg-
ment the height Of Chicago buildings
should be limited TO 100 feet 81 l0nR
debate followed the report 10 the eomn-
Ell and tho ordinance was finally
amended to read that no buildlhg should
be over $50 feet in height, or ten 81 oeiss.
and passed in that form.
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,nbr naee TraeE Wnl Do opened.

CHtcAGo, March 10. Information Is
obtained that Roby race track will
again open its gates either next Satur-
day OF Monday. In view Of the favor
able prospects In view, men have been
found who will assume the responsible
tiles Of the concern. Any action which
the Illinois Legislature may take on
racing bill will not affect Roby as the
track Is in Indiana and the Hoosier
legislature adjourned without adopting
any measures which would prove disas-
trOus to racing,
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yIScESNEs, Ind, March 10 "A lorna,
DO struck this town at o'clock
Wednesday evening and damaged much
property Many buildings were un-
rooted, chimneTs, trees, sheds, fences
and buildings were torn down AT
Brooklyn Me Masonic and X 81 r.
4 halls and also Sellers and Richards
blocks were unroofed. Heavy rain ae-
companied the storm. No lives were
Inst
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WASHINGTON, March 10 The treasury
gold Wednesday went down to within
million OF the hundred millions gold
reserve. This is the lowest point
touched for many years. To meet pos
sible demands, however, and to save
the heavy expense Of the shipment Of
the million accepted from Denver, the
nearest sub-treasuries, including Gin
cinnati, We're called upon to cancel gold
certificates
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CmcAeo, March 10. "A suit has been
filed in the superior court against War
ren Il. Scott, 81 New York, to recover
$4,000 damages because Of the failure
81 the defendant to locate plaster
manufacturing plant in this city.
Sehnodt alleges that he assisted in
raising bonus to get the plant to To-
cate here and SCOTS refusal to bring
1t here has damaged him to that extent.
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MIDpLErowN, CT, March l0.--Miss
Julia Hale, daughter OF banker Russell
Hale. committed suicide Wednesday by
throwing herself id front of train.
She was killed instantly. She twice
created sensation by running
away. The whole town searched the
woods before she was found
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p, MA ,ylns 4 t:rea, nattle.

PANAMA, March 10. Unconfirmed REL
port received here via Nicaragua ans
aaurced chat Id decisive battle Bonils
II has Won 4 great victory and entered
Tegucigalpa ii triumph Nothing has
been learned concerning the details Of
Me bptfle. the news Of which comes
from tin syinpathizers pf BonillaN in
Man as tie
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N tarthanaI,e m 1lre,o,,

CMATIIi.A, Ore. March 10. "A success
sion 81 earthquake shocks were felt
here Monday night. One Of tho walls
OF a large stone building was throwh
down by the force Of the shock.
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GRAND FoRKs. n. D.. March 10. 1t is
reported here on what appears TO be
good authority, that the democratic
United States senator, Mr.. Roach. will
resign the scnatorship. to which he was
recently elected
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Big Haul Prom . Woman's Pocket.

NEW YORK. March 10. Mrs. Mary j.
Washburn, the head purchaser for a
large millinery firm in Chicago came
to this city last Monday to purchase d
part Of the spring stock she brought
with her draft for a considerable sum
Of money and 81, 900 in cash While on
Broadway. Wednesday, her pocket was
picked and her pocketbook, containing
the money and draft, was taken.
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WAsHINGToS, March 80. President
Cleveland Thursday morning sent to
the senate message Withdrawing the
Hawaiian treaty, which has been pend
ing ii the senate.
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.T0sir, Jsulslns 4 ueeeedi 0reshan,.

WAsuIsGToN, Mafeh TO- Judge Jen,
lSins. az the United Stftes district court
for the e8stern district Of Wisconsin,
Is III LII circuit jefise tolAHccecd Judge
Gresham. Jaf:ee as i,is appointment
has been urged ag aators Villas and
Aliteaeitnnd NJ. Wall thel democratic
members from Wisconsin, and many
proniine citizens Of the state. Uncle
Jerry Rusls, Who mas 9pped the title
III Seer tary and reverted 4, that q
governor, srcals 81 the selection as an
adm sa 4 9e- The jaage was appoint
ed | j TIE iss irs ach bg Pissident
CLEVELAND Ills pro aptisn leaves the
district iaaseship for some other Wis
canRin MAN
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WAsHlNgToN, March 10. Secretary
Carlisle Thursday appointed his son,
Logan Carlisle, chief clerk Of the treas
ury department, vice Stokes. resigned
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feeliues o Run for Mayor.

CuieAGo, March lo John NJ. smyth.
sse wcSl Known west side merchant,
AIS declined 10 De the citizens and re
publican candidate for mayor.
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ROM, March 10. rho viii s! he
German emperor on th Siaa 81
King Humbert's silve Ns n s r.
yarded as an intentions .S u.s. Il Is tx
he continued stability II tAs 4. Isl N e
lance,
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BHmiv, March 70. --It was agreed
w aesday that the long-distance BIZ
cy+ia race between Berlin and Vienna
Viii started on June rs.
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col. sTREAToR N TROUBLE
Four serious Charges IespertlAg His |
nueurntion Conduct.

Tour seFI0ua thnfgeAT isespertIng HIS Ia-
auRuratlon Conduct.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10 Capt Bro
zicr, OF the State fcnciblcs, forwarded
to Gen. Dechcrt. OF the First brigade,
charges against Lieut. Col. Streator,
because OF alleged improper conduct ai
Washington on inauguration day. lie
ii charged with conduct nm becoming an
officer, assault on an officer, drunken
moss and melting riot. Col Streator
Is the officer who ordered Private Ians
strung up BY the thumbs at Homestead.
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n trieken WITH rotai IiiIn diness.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 10. An
drew Hutchinson and wife, Of Legate,
stewart comfy, Tenn. have been
STRICKEN with total blindness
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NOMINATIONS.
Tho Names of tcxsuev Grpy ard Fatriei
a. caIiius srat Is The ~ ate.

The Names of itxsuey. Grpy ard Patrick
A. CaIilus Anat - the = ate.
WASHINGTON, March lD Tho presi-
dent Thursday sent the following nom.
lnatIons 10 the senate:
Josiah Quincy, Of Massachusetts, 70 be
assistant secretary 81 state
Robert A. Maxwell. Of New York. 10
be fourth assistant postmaster general.
Isaac Y. Gray, 81 Indiana, to be en-
yoy extraordinary and minister plenipo-
Tertiary Of the United States TO Mexico
Patrick A. Collins, d Massachusetts,
to be consul general 81 the United
States at London.
r. +. Gayle, Of New Mexico, to be re-
ceiver Of public moneys at Roswell,
". NJ
The senate has resolved to adjourn
from Thursday to Monday MEM
while there Is d controversy in progress
as 70 the propriety Of receiving bills at
this extra session,
After proceeding to executive busi-
ness the senate adjourned till Monday,
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MAcoNH CITY, Miss, March 10 Il. e
F,.rd murderer Of City Marshal r. M
Cl;y ~ isplace, was hanged Wednes
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EnglI,h loc omotiyes and Cars for the
4 3sS4 Exir.

NEW Monk, March TO- The White Star
Runic which arrived Wednesday morn
ing has slowed On her afterdeck two
Pullman ears and two locomotives be-
tween decks from the London and
Norshwestern railway for the Worlds
fair. This locomotive = capable Of
making 90 miles an honr. The train
viii p5 Ia Chichgo under its own steam
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1he New Governors General Of Canada.
LONDON, March 10. -It is reported here
that Lord Brassy viii be the next gov
ernor-generai Of Canada and that he
has been communicated with regarding
this ifnportant goYernorship.
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PABKKgsBURa w. Va, March TO-
John Webb and VIM. Beaver are under
arrest here charged with counterfeit
tN,r
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Iavestlgatlns The tIla5iestoa rrisoa.

INvestigntin4 The hafIvstoa Frisoa,
BosroN, March 10, I'll the surprise 81
the deputy warden 81 tie Charleston
prison Gov. Russell went oat Wednes-
day and took charge, riered all com
victs locked in the CELLS ana an eSainin-
ton niaele for concealed weapons. The
prisoners bowed signs ~ rebellion. bat
were compelled to qo back covered BY
rides. The search VIII last fonr weeks
and meanwhile All work Is stopped,
At meeting 1T the executive council,
Gen. benjamin r Bridges was ap-
pointed warden Iichas 4 long mill.
tary career i5rd aea. q the war when
rs The governor AVS he. will stop the
plots, even il he has 10 call out the
militia
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1900 NM mum, .liI,al nrlag.

BERLIN, March TO- Field Marshal
Count Won Blumenthal is dying. He
has been i'll for several days
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elnoye the German Court,

1sIlIN, March TO- The court win be
ireH sd 70 the palace At Potsdam short
VI after Easter.
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topferenee q HsfaFIaeFs Called.

PlrTsDURGH, Pa, March 10. "A call has
been issued for canfercnce, in this
city. on the 10th inst. Of prohibition
Sists, women suffragists and others i'm
tercsted in the general reform Of the
government, to organize new national
marty.
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NatIosai Headquarters for the saIvatlor
Army.

NEW York, March TO- Commander
darlington Booth, of the Salvation
Army Wednesday purchased a plot 81
ground On Fourteenth street for 1900
900. on ii win be erected d building to
cost $50, 00o to be used as national
headquarters for the army 1t win
contain the printing and other depart,
tnents and an auditorium with a seat.
ing capacity Of 5000 Two long towers
viii adorn the building, from ono Of
which VIII foat the United States flag,
and from tie other that Of the Saliva
tion Army,
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~ RE YoU HAPPY ~ II not go 70 the
"A Great Muslin sale and you viii 20 home
pleased to death, at e. p. HERit1NG's, corner
queen and Martin streets.
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ms chieaeo carFlaEemakefs' strike.

CulcAoo, March 10 The members Of
the Carriage and Wagon-makers' unions
are very much clated over the success
OF their strike thus far A meeting
was held at SO Lake street TO consider.
the circular sent out by the Studcbakers
which says that the demands Of the
men FOR day Of nine hours work and
ten hours pay would not be granted.
The sentiment Of the meeting was that
the men hold out for their original de-
mands meeting Of Union No . said
Wednesday thatof the 500 men out on
the strike, fully 500 have returned to
firms which have granted their de-
mands
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HAEEKNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read BY Over 5000
People Every Evening,
BEST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
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REST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.

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new house good location In Martinsburg.
,si,,irv q large rooms. Modern in design
,,,t irsasasandble Apply TO Thos. Fitzgerald,
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- 4 RE YOU SAD ~ III so stop at the Great
~ Sale, and get two or three bargains ana
% home feeling happy and glad, at * 7, HEX
III nos. corner Queen and Martin streets.
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DALI -uibboHs right causes Attempted
81 urcer.

CHICAGO, March l0.- Ed McGenny,
a prornident west side undertaken. do
ing business at 8aI and 833 South Hal-
stead street, lies IN dingy cell at the
Maxwell Street station, charged with
fatally shooting Wm Gordon, d we'll
known politician. The two men went
ia Carey q Redmond's saloon md began
drinking heavily. They became engaged
III heated areumrnt On the Gibbons
DAILY prize fight and the relative chances
Harrison, Creigcr and Farwell for the
mnyoralty McGeany became insane
with fury at some remark 81 Gorsion's,
and. drawing revolver. shot the latter
in the stomach. Gordon's wounds are
fatal.
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A CONSPIRACY CHECKED
1t Bodied III For Peace in the Ha-
waiian Islands.
BRITISH-AMERIOAN CONFLICT
By Thisit was Hoped 70 Stop the Annexation Move
ment by Capslngen International Movement
Insiisassd " tho Queen.


san FRAScsco, March 10 The steam
err Australia arrived from Honolulu
"Wednesday and brought the following
special correspondents from Hawaii;
Honolulu. Hawaii. March |. 1893. "A
conspiracy that bodied III fer the pres
ervation OF peace ia the Hawaiian
islands has just been. nipped il the bud.
Ii was conspiracy 10 bring about a
conflict between the English and Amer
leans in Honolulu, in the hope that an
international issue might arise, 50 that
during possible subsequent clash be-
tween Great britain and the United
States the question On annexation
might be forgotten and the islands left
10 themselves
Il was probably ex-Qneen Iiliuolsa-
laps's last and most desperate effort TO
regain the crown which was taken
from her The manner in which tho
information came to the knowledge Of
the provisional government Is not
known. but il isevident that they were
not to be caught mapping. and were
infinitely informed OF certain actions
which, on their face, appeared 70 be
suspicious, and which were motives
and wishes that In one week might
have resulted in serious complications
The move was checked, and checked
effectively, on Monday last Orders
We're issued at noon ON that day BY
President Dole that the guards Of the
ex-qncen he Immediately disbanded
The queen will now be closely watched.
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INTENDING to quit the Grocery and Feed
business. / will sell my stock andhxtures,
Also the building now occupy. II purchaser
does not wish the building, wilirent him same
at a reasonable figure. 49,, &
IN iO-ImOn w. w. ltULSEWDltln.