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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-16
CONDENSED NEWS


AAtueroo from AL Anrta OF the Country
by Telegraph.
Fire In the Exeter, n. H., Cotton mills
destroyed the engine-room and the Old
er part Of the mills Loss estimated at
$3.50, 900.
The president has accepted the resig-
melton Of Gov w. NJ. Stone. Of Iowa,
commissioner Of the general land office,
to take effect March "a.
Hull, Steele & Co. live stock dealers
at the Union stock yards, 81 Louis
made an assignment Tuesday, Liabii-
tiles estimated ut SIS 700; assets. sl5.-
600.
The date of the marriage OF Prince
Ferdinand has not been fixed as yet, as
the duke Of Parma wishes the uues-
tions OF religion and succession 10 be
settled first
Tuesday afternoon, Hattie Clark. a
Negress, suicidcd by saturating her
clothing with kerosene, applying q
match and roasting herself 70 death. No
cause is given for the act
One hundred towns and villages Of
Minnesota held biennial elections. Most
Of the candidates were chosen on
citizens or Peoples tickets and political
lines were not closely drawn
4. J. Malone, of Rockford, ILL.,. who
claims 70 be the champion quick shot.
has challenged C. A. Bogardus to a
match for purse of from 800 TO $500,
| 1000 balls. to be shot on time.
A fire in Thomas Keuhrs sheepskin
factory, at Cincinnati, caused a big
scare Tuesday afternoon. Three thou
sand dollars worth Of damage was
done, which is covered by insurance.
Secretary Holxe Smith has appointed
NJ. Cooper Pope. Of Washington. Ga.
chief Of the division of lands and rail-
roads, secretary's Office. interior depart
ment, vice 4. A. Weaver, Of Pcnnsyl-
vania, resigned.
Mrs Henry Brown, wife Of q hogs
head maker in Maysville. KY, Sunday
gave birth to boy weighing sixteen
pounds Mrs Brown il the mother Of
six girls and fourteen boys, the one
born Sunday being the twentieth child
Fifteen penitentiary guards at Joliet.
III, resigned by request Tuesday, and
their places will be supplied from
among the hundreds OF applicants look
ing for places Deputy Warden Georg Q
Merrill has resigned, but has been re-
quested to stay until April l. Mr.. Dun
ham, Of Genesee, will take his place.
DR.. Frank Gardiner, q prominent
physician of Salt Lake. Utah, was ar
rested Tuesday night charged with
the murder Of an infant The charred
remains we're found in q stove. Gardi-
ner is accused Of having assisted in Q
criminal operation and Of throwing the
infant, while still alive, into the stove
where fire was burning.
The international conference Of Ad-
ventists. held at Battle Creek. Mich,
closed Wednesday SO far as the business
sessions are concerned. and was suc-
ceeded by Canvassers' institute for the
purpose Of instructing the home and
foreign missionaries ia the methods Of
propaganda The sessions Of this insti-
tute will last for six weeks.
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RocKFoRp, iii, March 10 Repre-
sentative publishers and editors from
all over the state gathered here Tues
day to participate in the twenty-eighth
annual convention Of the Illinois Press
association. Many noted newspaper
men from adjoining states were also
among the visitors. The convention
opened Tuesday evening with an i'd
dress 81 welcome by Mayor Starr and
d speech BY James w Scott. Of the Chi
caro- Herald.
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GREAT TRIUMPH.

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Otto's Cure for Throat and Lung dis
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FROM ALL THE WORLD.
Over a Million Dollars hi Money ana
Rich a II Go 80 Rome.

Over a million Dollars Iii Money and
Rich a. II Go 80 Rome.
RoME, March, 10 The pccuniary re-
suit Of the Papal jubilee Is gain TO
the Golfers Of the Vatican Of upward Of
ESQ, MS well as jewels. plate and
othes valuable articles, which are es-
timatcd 10 be worth nearly E200, 600.
The Duke Of Norfolk heads the list OF
donors with IN offering Of ESQ 600,
and next comes, the Emperor Francis
Joseph with $4,000 The Archbishop
Of Prague and Primate Of Hungary
give a400o each, as they can afford
very well to do. considering that each
prelate has a revenue Of over $40, 900
q year. The bohemian territorial
magnates sent SIG. 900, while the nobil-
.ity 81 Rome, and the converts and
monasterics made up 100000, and Ri6,-
600 came from South America
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g III waters Of Many Western Rivers
OrrrnaWisg Their BANKS

v III waters OF Many western RIVERS
0rrtnaWiag Their Banks
CHrcAeo. March ia Tho situation In
the flooded districts 81 the west Is prac-
tically unchanged Wednesday. except
IN Michigan. where reports are Of
steadily rising streams and great dam
age. Al Grand Rapids the river Is still
rising and Is now at the highest point
reached in forty-two years
Scores 81 factories and mills have
shut down, throwing large number Of
men out Of employment On the west
side, 100 houses are surrounded BY
water A number Of families have
moved ont in boats. and much suffering
prevails, us the weather has changed
and blizzard Is blowing
A Especial from Kalamazoo says; The
rain OF Tuesday night has turned 70
snow. but the river continues TO rise.
II is six inches higher than Tuesday
night, but has net yet reached the mark
caused by the Ice gorge of isss All
streams running into kalamazoo river
in this vicinity are higher than for
years Several factories arc shut down
and surrounded with water and under
mined
In Illinois the Illinois river has been
rising until II Is NOW nearly as high as
It was during the hig Hood Of last sea.
son. Tie damage done by the flood Is
far greater than that 81 last year.
Great damage Is also reported along the
Mississippi throughout Iowa and Min
ncsota.
AT Keolsuls the pressure 81 rising wa
tiers in the Mississippi river caused the
levee. which protects the land 81 the
Illinois bottoms II Lima Lake district.
opposite Canton. Mo T. break Thurs
day night and lands are being over
flowed to depth, Of two or three feet
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A CHICAGO MAN
May he Chief or the secret services Bu.
~. ..l.. nann.

May he chief Of the secret services Bu-
reau.
CINCINNATI, March 0.---At the gov
eminent building. among the secret
service officers, there IL q current story
to the effect that while hero Gen. w. III.
Jackson, Of Tennessee, brother Of Judge
Jackson, recently exaltedto the supreme
bench at Washington, gave II out as
common opinion ut the capital that
Capt Thomas L Porter, Of Chicago.
would be most likely appointed as chief
Of the secret service bureau. as he has
ambitions In that direction.
Capt Porter has had much experience
in the service He served in the union
army during the war, and at the begin
ming Of Cleveland's first term was APP
pointed to position in the service
where his qualifications as q detective
were soon recognized He was pro-
NOTED to the head Of the Western divis-
ion, with headquarters at Chicago,
which position he still holds
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1900. 81 nc IsochafelIaw liani..

WILKEsDARRE, Pa, March 10. -Ap-
praiscrs Reinold and Crane have com
pleted their final statement Of the as
sets Of the Rockafellow bank. which
closed its doors on February s. and
their report increases the preliminary
figures about SO, 600.
The appraisers found in the bank and
al the residence S24,0 900 ia cash. aud
about 1900 In stocks and bonds, the
value Of which has been nsceptained,
also securities elassed as .'value not
known amounting on their face 70
So, 600
The total amount 81 assets now val
med as good, less the value 81 Rocl<n-
fellows mortgnged house, Is sf2. 400
while the liabilities are $3.50. 600
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WASHINGTON, March 10 The Egyp-
tian cotton seed which was purchased
by Secretary Ruslx through the United
States consul general at Cairo, Egypt.
has been received at the department Of
agriculture. The cotton seed received
at the department consists Of two Of the
best known Egyptian varieties the
Afaf and the Baniah. The distribu-
ton viii be made 70 the experiment
stations ia the cotton states. and also
Through the senators for those states to
planters whom they may recommend.
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Brave Firemen.

CHICAGO, March 10, Fire in the Bor-
den block, at the corner Of Randolph
and Dearborn streets, at s:15 o'clock
Wednesday morning, caused q loss Of
els, 900, and created great excitement
for the time. The third floor Of the
building is occupied by agents for vari-
GUS powder companies, and there was q
quantity Of xplosives in the Offices
Three fremen went into the blazing
building and removed the dangerous
stuff, while the chemical engines played
upon their clothing An explosion was
thus averted.
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IsrazII ". Arrentina.

VALPARAISO, March 16 The posi-
bility Of war between Argentina and
Brazil, on account of aid given by the
former TO the revolntionists in Rio
Grand do Sui. will be matter in the
settlement OF the disputes between
Chilli and the Argentina republic. There
Is no doubt that warlilxe talk in Rio
Janiero FASTENED the agreement which
was reached yesterday in Santiago be-
tween the CHILEAN minister Of foreign
affairs arid the minister from Argcn-
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/ Another Revolver Case.

SHAWNEE. o., March 16. -Thoa Glib
son. "a. committed suicide at II o'clock
Wednesday morning In New Straits
vile, o., by shooting himself with d re-
volver. Prior to his marriage, in De
cember, he had always been resident
of this place, and from highly re-
spected family. He was seen Son the
streets here early Wednesday morning,
and the sad news Of his death created q
general sensation He has been drink
ing hard for ! few days past The
cause Of his rash act is not known,
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WAsHNGroS, March 10. Hog Island,
where President Cleveland passed a
iucIS-shooting vacation. Is 70 be taken
possession IF by the government as a
quarantine station This decision was
reached al conference between Sur
geon-t General Whitman and Secretary
Carlisle Monday The present quarnn-
Tine stations at the south OF the Chesa-
peake have been considered too far
from Baltimore. and hence the change
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asnll Trai : Narrow Escape

MERIDIAN, Miya, March 10. Mail
train No. On the New Orleans 4
Northwestern railroad had a narrow
escape from train wreclxers near Tus-
conala, Miss, sunday night A pile Of
cross-ties on the track was discovered
BY the engineer barely In time To avert
4 disaster. officer Morn took up the
trail Of the wreclxers with his blood
hounds Monday morning, and after an
exciting chase succeeded inNarresting
Cora Bell aud Reuben Cooley.
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LONDON, March 16. Mr.. Gladstone
spent good night Sir Andrew Clark,
who visited him at 10 o'clock Wednes-
day morning, states that he IS progress
ing we'll He remains in his bedroom
where he attends TO business with the
aid Of his secretaries
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BUTLER. Pa, March 10. Judge Chass
McCandlesss who was stricken with
paralysis on Monday, is dead He was
IS years Of age. and was the leader Of
the Butler bar. He served as chief jus
tice Of New Mexico by appointment Of
President Hayes, and for q short time
was judge Of this district
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NEW York. March 10. The residents
OF Jamaica, Il L, were startled at about
$50 Monday afternoon by q rumbling
sound. This was followed BY shaking
Of houses, crockery and windows
Many believe the phenomena to have
been caused by an earthquake.
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BuoKLRN,s ARNIoA sALYE.

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\ I,nnk- q obbsr.. DC Haul.

MoNTGoMERY CRY, Mo-, March 16. 81
The Farmers and Traders bank Of this
city, was entered BY burglars Monday
night. and the vault blown open and
robbed OF $500. The vault and safe
are nearly total wreck. The com
bined loss to tine bank will be C. 500.
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JETFKRsoS CRY. Mo. March 10. The
senate bill modifying the existing law
80 as to authorize the sale Of pools on
race courses on eastern events between
April and November Is, was over
whelmingly defeated In the house Tues
1av evening.
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HAVANA, March 10. The time fixed
for the redemption Of the bank bills
issued on account Of the treasury, ex-
pired on March IL Notes Of the value
Of s4,50s, 800 were not presented for re-
demption, and. according to the law,
have now no value Whatever.
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MoHrr.E. Ala, March 10 The Ala
bama national bank closed lis. doors
Monday morning By direction of Hank
Examiner Campbell. Dcposifors will
be paid In full, but the capital stocl. 81
the bank Is impaired to the amount Of
co.. 600. or about q per cent
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Meals at llhours day or night, good
cooks. and accommodating walters,
Central Eating House, Frank Rhodes
proprietor.
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Big line Of nobby double breasted
suits for youths and boys At NJ. 7.
Dorns. Watch and chain with every
suit.
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secretary Herbert's PFivate seeFefary.
WAsHINaToN, March l6. Secretary
Herbert has appointed Louis Tinney as
his private secretary. He win relieve
Mr. Raymond, who Is now filing this
position, about the 18th inst Mr., Ray
mond was private sec rotary 10 Secretary
Tracy
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Corn Transmits Hydrophobia 20 Cow.
WILMINGTON. O., March 10. A few
weeks ago dog owned by Samuel
sharp, well to do farmer living near
Lynchbnrg, was observed to be acting
very strangely. The dog was fastened
in corn crib, and in short time .
genuine case Of hydrophobia developed
The saliva Of the dog was very profuse,
while In its maddened fits. and was in
termingled with the corn in the crib
The dog was afterward killed. Think
ing nothing more Of the matter the corn
was fed TO COW, which in short time
had the same symptoms as the dog.
The COW was also killed Now Sharp,
who has been Ill much OF the time dur
ing the winter, is much excited over
the occurrence, as he drank the cows
milk. and fears that in this manner the
much-dreaded disease may be trans
mitted to him and the other members
Of the family
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Make KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read by Over 5000
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=, FFICEs FOR RENT suitable for Lawyer,
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Bettie Hinkle Burke street. near Market House.
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xIrANTED 500 Gents suits to clean at 81 p
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cleaning. J. C0RDNER, South Raleigh street,
near new jail
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For the WORLDS Fair Arriving --vaiue of
Tuesday Arrivals Nearly : Mllion, Dali
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-07-04
WEST HAVEN NOTES.

A Big Day at tho Rock To-day, the
, Glorious Fourth-Great Preparn-
lions for the Event-Kxtra Accom-
modations - Busy Workers-west
Haven Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies, Aid Society-Kindness OF Mr..
Wilson waddingham.
The electric company as well as the hotel
people at the rock expect to have q very
large crowd there to. day. After 10 o'clock
In the morning the electric company will
run cars every five minutes, and the last
car will not leave the rock at night until
10 O'Clock. As there are no extra induce
ments In the city to day the rush to the
rock will probably be immense. The
to take place last week and again yesterday
did not come off as was expected. Miss
Englehart did not show up and 1t Is now
not expected that she will come at all.
The Ladies' Aid society of the West Ha-
ven Methodist church is one of the most
enterprising societies of the kind to be
found anywhere around. This society In
the last four years has by Its efforts raised
81 900 for the benefit of the church, and Is
still perseveripg in good work. Ithas just
opened los cream rooms on Elm street
at the head of Third avenue. This ice
cream establishment has been fitted up
and equipped, and is to be conducted by
the society for the benefit of the church,
all the profits arising going to benefit their
church. Many of their Methodist friends
in the city are patronizing them and many
take q ride down to the borough these warm
DAVIS tn oct served there with P Ferrv'a fcs
cream. The kindness and liberality of MI
Wilson Waddingham Is greatly appreciated
by the society. That gentleman, hearine
of the project in view, most generously
declined to receive any rent for the prem
ises. The buildingfs on the Waddinghau
property and he gives the society the rem
| free of charge.
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Funeral ofur.. WiIco,

AERIpRs, July 3.-The funeral of Tillie
D., wife of Dwight P. Wilcox of the Meri-
den Britannia company, was held from her
late home, 2s1 North Colony street, this
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock the large and rep
resentative attendance of relatives and
friends testifying to their love and esteem.
Many of the choice exotics were white
fitting tribute to the young wife SO soon
called away from husband and child.
Miss Grace Stesle, the maid of honor at
Mrs. Wiloox's wedding a little over year
ago, was in Chicago when the sad news
reached her, and abe arrived in town this
afternoon to attend the obsequies. Henry
81. Stockder, psymaster at the Britannis
company, who was the groomsman, was
one of the bearers. The Office was closed
this afternoon.
The deoeased's father, John Z Duey, oil
236 Crown street, New Haven, was pre-
vented by hickness from being present, but
his wife aud daughters, May and Bessie
with their aunt, Mrs. linn, attended. Mr.
Edmund Parker and Miss Florence Wilcox
| arrived home from Martha's Vineyard hi,
morning.
At the conclusion of the services, car
risges were taken for West6eld, and the
interment took placs In the Wilcox family
lot.
The bearers were Henry 81. Stcckder
David w. Williams, Clarence P Bradley
DR.. e. w. Pierce, Robert W. Carter ant
Herbert w. Billiard.
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New LONDON, July 3.-The guests at the
Fort Griswold house held their first sacred
service of song in the principal parlor of
that resort Sunday evening, between and
8 o'clock. Wight's orchestra furnished
music for the occasion.
Robert ]. Cook, Yale's great aquatic
mentor, win spend the glorious Fourth
with bis family, who are domiciled at
the Fort Griswold house for the summer.
Mrs. General W. W. Belknsp, widow of
q distinguished soldier who served at one
time as General Grants secretary of war.
arrived In town Saturday evening to spend
the summer.
Mrs. Henry Clews, wife Of the distin-
guIshed New York banker and financial
authority, has been stopping at the Pequot
house for several days past.
The young ladies stopping at both the
Pequot and Fort Griswold houses are on
the qui vive of excitement oxar the antici-
pated arrival of several of the Russian
squadron in these waters the latter part of
the month.
James g. Blaine IL the guest of Colonel
A. 9. Tyler at the latter's pleasant villa on
Pequot avenue.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-07-04
DIRECTORS ELECTED

At the Annual Meeting OF the Young
Mems Republican Club-Russel
Harrison, Colonel Doherty and Gap.
tain ucCabe to Join tho Club. -
The annual meeting of the stockholderi
of the Young Mems Republican club was
held last evening F. B. Farnsworth pre-.
siding. The report Of the secretary and
treasurer, John F. Gaffey, was read and
accepted. The report showed the sssocl-
alton to be in an excellent financial con-
dition. e.
The following were elected directors for
the ensuing year: John F. Gaffey, ]. P.
Goodhsrt, James A. Howarth, +. L. Averill
The club has now q membership of
nearly 700. There Is also long List of ap-
plications for membership posted In the
parlors which will be voted upon at the
next meeting. Among the applicants who
will be voted In at the next meeting are:
Russell Harrison, son of ex-President Har-
rison, Colonel Doherty of Waterbury and
Captain MeCsbs Of the Grays.
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HORSE GUARD.
Excursion to Bay Ridge and Ne
York To-day.

Excursion to Bay Ridge and New
York To-day.
The third annual excursion of the SEQ
ond company, Governors Horse Guard,
will leave Belle dock at O'Clock this
morning and go by the steamer Continen-
tai to New York and Bay Ridge. This
company always gives one of the most en-
joyable excursions of the season and q
good time is guaranteed to any one who
may 60 on It. Bay Ridge Is among the
most popular resorts near New York and
all who have visited the resort on any of
the excursions for the past few seasons
speak in high terms of the amusements
which are found there. There will be
good music and refreshments aboard the
boat. The boat will stop at New York on
her way and on the return trip