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Aunlosr APAN1o.
An Insane man witia CLUB Tries to Got at

An Insane man wstlpa club Tries to Got at
Priest.
PI1I1ApE1pHtA, Jan. g. An insane
man caused scene in the Roman
Catholic church Of ST. Thomas Aqutnas
yesterday morning ut mass, during
which-a-number Of women tainted. A
stampede for tho doors, which would
probably have resulted in serious bodl.
" injury and perhaps loss OF life, was
avoided by the courage and presence Of
mind Of the rector, Rev. ], NJ, Lawler
against whom the intruders efforts
wcro alone directed. &
Father LaSlsr was on the altar max.
ing theregular meeting announcements
to the people when James Quinlon,
who had worked his way unpoticed up
tho center aisle, reached the sanctuary
rail and was in the act OF climbing over
It whom tho priest, in tones which
brought the members Of the congrega'
tion to their feet, cried: "Whatia the
matter with yot?"
The inquiry was addressed to tho
man, and those nearest The altar said
that he raised above his head, as the
priest spoke, q club wrapped in paper.
It appeared that he was about to hurl
the package at;the. pastor who was not
more than's Ave toet, distant. Many Of
the children %bekan TO scream, aud In
less than 80 seconds nearly every per-
son in the church was standing on tho
seats. Father Lawler retained his pres
ence Of mind, and as Quinlon hesitated,
tour male mcmbers, OF the congregation
sprang uponhlm and he was drawn
away, struggling ali the while.
Atthis time tho excitement among
the congregation reached a climax. II
went from mouth to mouth that the
obieetin the handsof the stranger was
ahatchat, and even after all apparent
danger to the priest had passed the
odect OF reaction among the women
present caused q number to swoon,
Father Lawler instructed the choir to
sing, and while there was an attempt
being made in that direction by the
frightened members, the priest left the
altar aud followed the stranger and his
captors outside the church.
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clouston NJ the Pen,

Speftal DilpaicA 10 tht IHtsulgfHofI'
PAREERsausd,W Va, Jan, To-day
atnoon Capt ]. R. Mehen. took charge
oiex.Depusy Circuit Clerk 2. w, elouS'
ton, boarded the northbound Ohio
River train and left with him for the
penitentisry at Moundsyille, where
Clouston will serve o two years SEN
tence for issuing false witness certif'
Gates and obtaining money thereon. u
took the state over two years TO convict
.Clouston, but he got 1t at last and is
now in thepen; Muchaympathy is OK.
pressed for hisyoung wife and his par
ents, who are allworthy people. II Is
thought Clouston will be given an easy
berth 1.-THE pom and that all other in
dictments will be quashed.
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GuEIlPH FUND soANpAn.

bismarck Burned the hseeiptS of Moneys.
Gives France a Chance TO crowa \
Berlin, Jan. 2.-The attempts Of sey.
eral newspapers to smotherin ridicule
the Guelph fund scandal have. not sue;
eeeded.
Although Withholding for obvious
reasonsthe names Of the recipients Of
the bribes, the Portpderts indicates their
occupationsand politics with exactnesg.
Ten Of the men who were benei Charles
Of the fund, IL says, were high officials
Of the empire. Eight generals, three
we're judges, eleven were journal lists and
twenty-five were members OF the feichsl
stag. Tho deputies in question were
mostly national IiberalB and Conserya..
tives and received sums varying be-
tween 81, 800 and 81, ZOO each.
The VoSsiels Zeitung speaks In eyi1sI
pathy withpubllc opinion when II says.
t'Itis impossible to pass this mattersin
silence. The Social Democrats have
other weapons Of the same sort In re-
serve. France will exult that Germany
too, has her Panama scandal" There
IL no doubt that Prince Bismarck had
the receipts for moneys from the
Guelph fund burned every year after
he had submitted the report OF the
expenditures 10 the emperor. The
whole matter probably will lie over
until the feichstag reassemble when
thesocial Democrats will bring 10 up
by means Of q RESOLUTION OF interpellasi
T.. y . d. . Il . b
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SENATOR KGNNA DYING.

The Family Prepared For tho weEEt-HIs
Condition Reaches the Critical Stage.
WASHINGTON, D, o. Jan, s.-seRatoF
Keaaa, Of West Virginia, who has been
seriously III for several weeks from .
combination Of diseases, but whohaa
recently been considered optot danger,
had q selapse yesterday and his family
believed that he would not survive the
night, This morning hewas slightly
better, bet not sufficiently to allay
fears, and the graysst appseAeas'ops
are felt
Dr. Sewers, Senator KeppR's physlc'
ian, when asked this evening as to Sem
ator Kepps's condition, said that when
he called on him at p, nj, be was very
Ill He did not however apprehaRd
that he would die tonight Senator
Keapa's disease is that OF the heart,
from which he has been suffering for
upwards Of two years. The family Of
the stricken senator are prepared for
the worst, which may como at any
time.
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MIR, B1AINE,Nopso WE'LL.
ngt No.hlns ia lIl. 6oaaIlloa @ ..Islelle

hut Nothing In Ills CopdItioR to Excite
a,- Alarm. (
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 2.-''Mr.
Blaine Is not as well as he was yester.
day" said Mr. Johnston about $3.50
this evening. 'Mr. Blaine is aboutthe
same" This was what the attendantat
Mr.. .Blaiae'a residence said. The hour
was 0 o'clock p, m,
"Mr. Blaine" DR.. Johnston said,
i'has not, however, suffered a relapse,
such as that which occurred fifteen days
ago. Mr.. Blaine is simply not as we'll
as he was Sunday Yesterday he was
feeling very hopeful. Mr.. Blaine has
his good and Ills bad days like most
other inyalids. There is nothing in his
present condition to excite alarm and
/ donot expect to see him again to-
night"
There was a rumor on the street this
evening that Mr.. Blaine had suffered q
relapse, but later intelligence had IRE.
assuring effect and 1t Is not thought
that anything serious threatens him to-
night
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HAaalfRrY,s oHAnnENaE.
iIo onsrs to Swim Any Man in America
form Purse.

no oRsrs to Swim Any Maain America
fora Purse,
BosroN, MASS, JAN. 1.-Jack flag
gerty, the champion short distance
swimmer Of England, denies the pub
lished statement that he has been
matched to swim James McCusker, the
American champion, Of the natatorlun,
Pittsburg, Pa, Stating that lie had been
matched with Haggerty for $1,000 d
side for q aotiaaSot raoes at distances
from one hundred yards TO one mile.
AicCusker offered to have the races Gt
the natatorlum provided the contest
ants got $500 and expenses,
N far as Haggerty 10 concerned the
story iH untrue, aB As he never saw Nc
CuskHr and, what is moro, mover pro-
iessod to ba'a long distance swimmer
Haggerty issued the following chal.
lenge: Hb will liswlm any man Ia
America a series oi three races, ono
hundred yardsl two hundted yatdai
Ianis three hundred yards, Tor 81, 600 q
ado. the winner Of two Of tho events 70
bo declared the winner. Any man
caring TO mako 40 match With aggetty
can do bo by communicating With
CAPTAIN A. w, Cooke, Of Bottom,
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JR. 9. .. A n.
The Legislative Commltioc Arranging Tor
the AatI.Immlgration Crusade.

The Legislative Committee Arfanging Tor
the Aatl.1nmlgration Crusade.
PTTsntRan, Pa. Jan. 2.-The nation
al legislative committee Of the Junior
S.SS =. ~ 49,. SSso,, s.,;s. 80 49,
oFGer ol Anet'Oaa @esnsn,Ss tusS usse
to-day aud took tue initiative stop IN
an aggressive crusade that IL to bes
or.nrated a1ainst fnra;gn immiprati on.
'4 = ,,' ~ ~ .;'' n,.s,s s,sil.s, - -
y. y. Helly, ol ehli9uelptlla, 1SVel FepEe'
s!n as M p'sE1Sun Eas,ra " tSo FsOSaa
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WASHINGTON, D, %, Jan, 2,-The
rccent conference between the Presi'
dout,elect and Speaker Crisp was ex'
poctea to resultip some authorized an
nouncemeRt on the subject Of an extra
session, whilethese anticlpatlops have
not been realized as Speaker Crisp has
studIously reiraIned from giving out
any statement as to what passed be-
tween Mr.. Cleveland and himself, some'
thing in the nature OF q statement on
"good authorlty''is being passed around
among the Democratic leaders, While
no final deCislon will be made on the
question Of IN extra session Of consress
until February,bywhtch timetke cab
inet Of the President-elect Cleveland
will probably have been selected, the
probabilities are decidedly against an
extra session before next autumn.
Mr.. Cleveland, " Is stated, has said
to Democratic leaders In Congress that
he will call Congress together in special
sesslV!' Ate ueau sysN SS.. ~
ported tnat u Wo,ulu not ipe consVsS;a a;s
before autumn nnssss tns uIpuu,a !, s,. y,
uatlon ana the Spnultloln 9! wy gseasLst
made u aps9lpEely impelatlye Z, y. " ~ ~
Congress shopta neet ~ tne . spriag ", "
provide tne govern ment Yltn " neCssaarS
amount OF revenue to meet " eA Apetsss, :,
lie eWlsneu lo ayolo tne necessary ~ w
early extraoralnary session, sel ",
Very soon allef the hoi!uay Eecsss ~.
the subcommittee ol Ine neuse cgfn y NV
tee on ways anq means ,!sl appolnteu 70 v,
vestigate tne conaltlon q !ne treplsusy t.ls "
WI! neHin ~ ,WoFN' iSh WY tesnss "
its investigator may. possipIy uspenIH pI.8
the Tune az wien gonStess y 70 ,,ass w
callea toge!ne q cvAelpsi0a l,,aa on a w.
oI the majority ei she snpc9tnniI.see :, IN Y,
that there ,Wlll pc an aetnal aenCls " y
treasury unless aaaitienal NJ Tevehue u u
raised might lnuace Mr; oleVeiahIu, !s .1aIl y !
is thouenh to aller, nls WE'VE VIII ~
terence 70 an eN!r.. sesslon ~ sts NH
but no other eopslaeratlon tnas Will M
bring about auen q result ls now LOT
seen, \,
ltisthe opinion ol some q y, tne Lleau y
ing Democrats ln tne mouse snas .ne ~ :.
Vestg1tlon Wlll' 6noWl Cuat tue tEeusu1y
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SAWYER wiL1ioAsE.
IND 5ury nooIass AEala.s .Ao coalolIIl

Tho Jury Decides Agalust the coutesIlas
aE, Relatives. M
sAteAt, Mas, Jan. 2. The Jury in tho
Sawyer will case returned lato this after
noon withayoFdict auataining tho will,
Samuel u, Sawyer, Of Gloucester, LOFT
an estate ot some ss5oooo, Of which
100000 or moro was boqueathed To
charitable ihBtitutions, Aiew relatives
received ANAL bequ9sts, but most ol tho
nearer ones received nothing, aud they
contested tho will on tic ground that
sAWgef was Of unSouhd mind when tho
viii was tnatpl also that no was nndrly
ihiluehcod, ThecaSe goelup on oxeeh.
tlonu by Gehotai Bntlet.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
More Moonlight ou#ageH In coun.
" Glare, ireland, r
i RlOTOUS RYElRSGIIHERlNG
OF PaFpellites Attack tho Rival Fac
tiop and Q Reign Of Terror Rpsaes-
Aoppet's Criticism Of the Alleged
RecklessRassof tho French Cham,
beP Of Deputies in the Panama Az
fa'F.,,p Disaster to the Reppbslp, no
Thinks, May Result,

DUBLIN, Jan. 9-Apother outrage BY
moonlighters is reported from Tullap, q
small town in County Glare, On satpt.
day night band Of moopllghters who
had a grpdge against a man employed
as a servant by the family Of the late
Judge Brown visited the residence Of
the Browns. which is situated a9shofti
distance from the town, One oi the
band, who wssiR disguise, entered the
house and demanded to know the
whereabouts Of a man serysnt The
man was absent and the only occupants
OF the house were the daughters Of the
deceased magistrate. They informed
the moonllghtor that the N a he Waa
looking for was not in the house. mis-
information seemed to enfage the
moonlighter, who drew q revolver and
fired upon one Of the girls, Fortunately
his aim was bad and the bullet Went
wido Of It's mark. He then amused lhimI
aeli by firing at random about the room
until his weapon was empty, when he,
withdrew and joined the gang that was
awaiting him outside. When they
learned that the man they wanted Waa
not in tho house, the meonlig ghtera
withdrew without making any further
trouble,
a party Of Parnellites at Killrush,
who were celebrating the New Year
last night, determined TO wreak yen-l
geance on their political enemies, the
anti -Parnellites. They marched Ia q
body To the rooms occupied by the
Wofkmen's Club and made an attack!
with stones upon the building. smash+
ing all the windows and doing other.
damage. The mob gained acceasiona.
while this attack was going ON and
when q proposal was made to attack
Temperance hall 1t was received with
shouts of. approval. In ashort time
helatter building was in as bad aatatel
OF wreck as the w Workmen's Club. Tie.
police were absent aud the rioters had
everything their own way. Gaining
courage from tho fact that no opposis
tion was offered TO their rowdy yiam, the
mob attacked the residence Of the town
commissioner who are supporters OF
Mr.. Timothy Healy and the ghouses Of
other men who have been active, ,oppon-
ents Of the Parnellites.
Considerable damage was done and
thewometi in the houses were terribly
frightened by the rioters, who threat
ened all manner Of evil to them. 10;
wards morning the mob dispersed and
the town, which had been in an tiproarl
for hours, became quiet. Many OF
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NEW YORK AssRaIRLY,
The Democratic caucus % orseR''s tho

The Democratic Caucus to orgapize the
RaIy ls Held,
! Albany, N, W Jan, 2,-The Demo-
cratic members Of tho assembly
gathered slowlyin the assembly cham'
ber forthelr caucus, Az 8 o'clock, the
hour set for calling the caucus, scarcely
more than half the members were
present. but there we're q large numbet
Of spectators and the chamber behind
the rails was crowded. Attive minutes
past eight the Kings county members
came inin body, having Just held a
caucus Ia the spelayan house, Nothing
was done at this meeting according to
the members, save discussing the ques'
tion Of minor appointments, The mat.
ter OF the speakership and senatorship
was not taken up at all according to the
facts given out blythe delegation, At
1915 Mr.. George i. Webster, OF Now
York, called the caucus to order, Mr.,
Sullivan moved that Mr., Henry H.
Guenther, Of Erie, be appointed perrnR'
nent chairman. The motion was cor
ried and Messrs. Sullivan and Town
send escorted Mr.. Guenther to the chair,
Messrs. Rice, OF Ulster, and Farquharl
ofNew York, were elected permanent
secretaries,
Hon. William Sulzer, Of New York
City, was nominated by acclamation for
speaker after stirring nominating and
.seconding speeches had been made.
The other oilicera OF tho house were
also nominated by ACCLAIM alton and the
caucus adjourned after appointing q
caucus committee for the year,
Mr.. Sulzer is next to tho youngest as
semblyman ever elected Sspeaker, ex'
Senator Edmund l.. Pitts being the
youngcstman who ever held that posi-
tion. i
The work preliminary to the organi.
zation Of the legislature was enlivened
this afternoon by the arrival OF the New
York and Kings county members. The
hotel lobbies became crowded and q
spirit Of old times crept over all. Be-
fore the afternoon had advanced tar,
Judge Griffith and other friends Of Ed.
ward Murphy, ir., from Troy, arrived
aud opened headquarters at the Delavai
house, in which the senatorship can
vass in behalf OF Mr.. Murphy will be
carried on.
Shortly afterwards Mr. Edward j.
Perkins, secretary Of the Democratic
general committee Of Montgomery
county, arrived here with resolution
endorsing Mhrphy'a candidacy. simi:
lar resolutions were also adopted by the
Democratic county committee at Mid
die Granville and also the Democratic
committee OF Madison county Richard
Croker came on from Richtleld Springs
and called upon Senator Hill this alter
noon. Edward Murphy il, and Lieut..
Governor Sheehau were there too.
After remaining with tho senator for q
short time, the three callers, with Sena.
Tor Cantor broceededt TO the executive
mansion aud called upon Governor and
Mrs. Flower. Senator ELL aud Mr..
Croker met in the central station at
o'clock and the two went on TO New
York by the Chicago limited, Mr. Hill
being on his way to Washington. Mr.
Murphy shortly afterwards went back
to Troy. None of these leaders will
talk for publication: Senator Fill will
return here to attend the reception tC
be given at the executive mansion.
L
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expense attached to the taking Of the
census was greater than had been anti
eipated, He replied that II was because
the present census had assumed q much
broader field Of operation than any, Of
its predecessors. This noticeable In the
statistics that had been prepared on
education, churches, insurance, Ipdiansi
fish and fisheries, horticulture, irriga'
tlop, ylNtigultuFe, street railway statls'
tics, water transportation and other
subjects,
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ennAr YsAnntNa.

tligssSt rFisS ilybF Paid tot q sAtAiihR
NRw Yehk, Jaul IA special from
Lexington aaysthat the Kendoll stable
has secured from the California
breeder theodore Winter tho 10.
futAl otg g:.ie tuekllng young colt,
lulibtothof 70 the 1ying Oily 70 Tam.
ibiBn, at the fDputed price 81 46, 900 the
tansiorto take place ihthe colts year
ling form
fh6 6un named ID not only greater
Ihan any yoatlina has yOi sold ibt Ia
Aiigtloi, but AZ well tops tho weHd'S
best record in'l n'lhllitespeOt The colt u
lald 10 No hoatly d c9unl0tpAft ol hll
aOnlalionAl ol1tbt Als.
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wiLKAsnAiRn, PA, Jan, 9,-Tho
Gehish and wilkosbasFe coal company
iS6ued otdOts to-day 10 AtArt up tholr
three c6lli6H6bat Piymoltl,, known ~
the Nottingham, Washington and
Lance No, M Oh NNedh6gday morning
nOxt. Tho Nottingham eOlli6Fy whseh
was flooded otit about two month"; ago
Though O dlDA9ttous cayGslnl 10 ex.
pbelud TO resume IN about ono.hall
The OApaCitN Tho minor, lab0roFA
aud slale piIk8td, otat 1000 lhnutnbeF,
ifo'il hleh al6b tolDlsht 6sOf the pros.
poets d GOOD wcfk Ia the iututO o.
lhOle eolliotipa 11
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VIA. /. Nesas6ito iComplsle ti,e Work
lhslcRui6 as tile fheteaIb. n

What ID Needed 10 jCpfnp ete the Work
.liie chuA6 at tile tneteaIe Al
wAantsaFos, D. Oh jan, 2 AN wers
on the eiosonth eonsus viii DO com.
tlused aud Tie matter tarhod 20
tho secretary ot tho interior tythe slst
Of DOtumbct 1893. This will 10 70.
lulrOd by tho appropriation bill NOW
being famed BY d hbusO slb.coni.
.nlltee, et which MI. sAytos, OK Texas
ID chairman, Tho Tdnth census cost,
inteund number, abOut 81 200, 0QQ and
llic ntUa0nt Will cost about sS, 100, 900
tho in6tHaaa bNlng latealy duo to the
enlarged Scope OF The c6nougI s
Uptotte dhtg tile colt Of tlin cohltis
has been 1850 700, And Mi Porter Was
hOiott tho committee today 10 urge
tho hNyaAee 81 The bill appfoptlatng
S9l10l1 10 ot4tfy hlln from tho ioiitlh
oil AlaFeh " thtUhd ot the tiygal year
M, l'eflet WAb called urtn ~ the
committee \ ehowwhy itHat that ttige
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Mnntilnn Leptslature.

HELENA, MoNr., Jan. 2.-The senate
was organized by elccting permanent
officers. L. D. Mats, Democrat, presi,
dent pro tom. Tie house proceeded
10 the organization, absent Davidson,
Democrat, by sickness. The state audi.
tor was in tho chair.
The roll call was made, leaving out
the names Of both contesting members
from Choteau county, the Democrats
obiecting without sticcess. All other
members were sworn in. a motion
was carried by the Republicans includ-
ing two Populists to proceed to tho
election Of temporary chairman, tho
Democrats again obieoting, leaving
their seats. Tile remaining Is Repub.
Slicans and two Pepulists proceeded to
'ballot, casting all votes for Matthews,
the Populist amid great, cheering by
The Republicans. After tho election d
aEsereean t.at.arms the caucus adjourned
to Tuesday, p. IN.
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THRnEGIsIiATURE.
Prospects of "a Liyely glme-SIF, uaFpdpa's
oaRalaapyEAa InPevstps Rlli'

NtfNFAAAiANN EItNth lNNfFNfNNHf $Nsfff
Special ptpatpAto tAs AltslieFnefr
OHARIEsEos, W, YAa Jan, 2,--It was
the general opinion that the coming
session oithe legislature would be an
ppeyeptfpl one, bpsthe developments
otthe last few days have changed gen,
eFal opinion somewhat The political
van guard laa not yet arrived, but Sen,
asor o, j, Faulkner was here and has
gone, II was generally believed DO
would have q walk over, but now "
seems that ex-senator Johnson n, Cam
den is in the ring and II be is the tgR
will be fast aud furious. There may be
another deadlock, Much important
legislation is talked d, among the most
important being q hillptoyidlng toF the
execution Of sentences Of capital pun
ishment at the state penlteptlaFy in
stead OF the county where the crime
was committed,
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Nrr. fllnAllnno tn an Frlanda.

LoSpoSi jan. 2-Mt Gladatone htsi
Aont out card expressins his gratitude
10 his friends throughout the wetld
who sent him congratulatory letters
and kilograms on his birthday. He te-
gr6ts, he Gays, that the lafgeness Of the
number Of these friends rendersit itnsi
possible for him TO Acknowledge the
kindness Of each through individual
iakkhra fi if4f h4 Il N. ltl 81
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BoSroS, jan, 8. Dick 13ursp, through
Ills backers, has ilsueda denial OF the
charges made against him andwhich
pdrported 10 cmanato from George Mo,
Donald, Burgo aaye Embellishments are
lalau, even 10 The tilhutest dutAils Ho
coutts tho fullest inquiry and calls iot
the publication Of oil letters said 10
have come from Him. ~
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AM extra SESSION.
'Rellable" information that oleye'
land Is in Favor Of One,
BUT NOT BEFORE NEXT FALL,

Uulsss the Treasury Is Found to be In
Need Of noaeywlR that Event tho
Now PFeslaentW WIN Act Promptly
If the Congressional Committee
Finds Need of Increased Revenues,
au Extra Session WIN BE Necessary
to Increase tho Whisky Tax-othep
Washington News
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Pt746npaafrI pAS Jan, 3, Tho predict
Cd cold wave rnachcd bore this morn.
Ing aud prevented break Up IN tho
HVnrS. 'gho loo u Stih solid at all up
river points and no danger IA apptG.
hOnd6d unluSa tho temperature Rises.
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A SOCIETY SCANDAL
IN 81 Louis eliminates in a Terri
blestFset Tragedy,
d. MORGAN SHOOTSlM, BARRETT,

His Rrother,in,Lsw--The pepope'
sIaeRt ofa Rompnce,.The Story ofsn
EIopemeus, Married Misery, separ'
alton, Abduction Of q chIld and q
Street Duel.,Ihe Murderer the Son
OF GaFfleld's aliulster to Mexico,
The Cause of tho shootlNg,,The
Wife Occupies a Box Seat to Wit,
ness Her Husbaud's Arrest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03

LIMERICK, Jan. 9. The mayor Of the
city gave banquet this eycnins q.
parnelllto and anti.parnellite priests.
The principal toast Of the evening was
ilirofand, d ination.D 1.-the eustomafy
toadtstothe queen, otc., woro omitted!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03

UuultMNN. 1tAFtNSf At WNAAtNltVAtNI 4
SAsntSbt6S D. O., Jan, 81 TehAstmaa
cdftat Oh the national Republican
committee, arrived 10 thls oily ycsler4
dhy and d stopping at VhAmbetlAlt'9 '9l
whore No t0eolV0d, q number ei callers
today MI Carter saye that he has
6bln6 eaat 10 tfy And geltlo 10 the aliAitl
6l th0 comnlitlou aud 10 attend % ptl'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-03

fmahAMFoM N ". jan. a.2rhO
Wdflss 81 tho BAylb1S Paper Company
wore burned yellOtday Iels fQ0,gO0l
inlntahno 10000. .l-