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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-13

THE MARKETS.

CIEcINNATI, March i2
FLOUR Winter patent, s375a4Oo; fancy.
ais 4. 10 family. 80. IS AGO; extra, so Is:
10 grade, I70a 30; spring patent, S4.i0 a. 20:
fancy. IL COZ g. -; family, S30013 50: North
western rye, 90 % $50. city rye, SS 30 t355.
Com Ten cars No. 2 mixed, track, iissc.
cars do 4ac; car white ear. track, 45c; car do.
H1scs ear No white, track, 44tsc
OATS Three cars No. white, track. 800;
ears No mixed, track, 34zc; cars do, choice.
35c: car sample white. track, 55Ac
a VEAL CALVES Light receipts and firm week.
good demand. Common and large, IS d09 as;
fair to coed ight gBO0tsT..5: extra, "a %
Hoes Market closed weak, 1911 lec lower.
Select heavy and prime butcher, s7s0g7-ed.
none Of the best on sale: fair 70 good packing,
s740aT.75; common and rough, st.50g 10;
prime light sT.40a7-5o; others, 100 2 -. fat4
pigs t6 5gN70); common 10 fair. s60O1625.
SHEEP AND LAMBS. Yearlinss and wethers.
tit Is 4 s. Is; fat ewes, n Is i4T5: common TO fair
mixed. Is 50aAa5 Lambs Good to choice.
s6oOa651; common TO faif, s5.oOd67a
INV York, March T.
FLOUR Quiet and easy
wHEAr-No ? red, unsettled and active;
May, M t1s9; June, ~ ifH4c.
RYE Nominal. Western, G0d65c
BARLEY Dull and Arm; State, ca a SOC; wcs-
tern, Soasje; No. i Toronto, % Csc; No, 2 DO.
~ ssc.
corn No. 2 dun. April, sagsc; MAY, 5lss1
5ihc; July, 5Iis1Blssc: No. .. s3ssas 41sc
steamer mixed, 52ke
OATS No. . dun ana easy. May. ssss sss4c:
State, s9'S sc; Western, 80 i9c.
PITTSBURGH. March T.
CATTLE Mounting doing; all through cofisign-
ments.
HOGS Market slow: Philadeiphias. $40
6 30; mixed, ss,10a s.15. best Workers. .e0d 00
light Workers, u 7015. 81; six cars hogs shipped
TO New Work
SHEEP Market slow and unchanged
AlE
WHEAT Weak; No. red spot md March,
13s4 73Xc: May, 1SssGT3Ac
CoHN- Easy; mixed spot, ls isste; March,
'4sD4sl4e; April $40 asAc; MAY, 4sA94ocs
June, 49idc bid.
OARS Steady; No white western. 4la4i1c;
No. mixed western, sz13Tssc-
RYE Quiet and steady.
CHICAGO, March IL
FLOUR AND GRAfN Cash quotations: Flour:
Dull and nominaliy unchanged No spring
wheat ~ 81 73c; No spring wheat - Tie;
No red. Ta5sM72c No. 2 corn, axe: No. 2
oats sic NJ white on track. s4af Hs6ssri No.
s white, Il o. u, az aisle; No. rye. 5oc. No.
harley az No 3f o. b., t3a6ic; No. 4 I. q b,
"a 14sc; No fiaxsecd, si,aa
PTiiIADELPHiA, March IL
WHEAT Weak; No. red March, s4aitssc;
April 75l4a 75l.e: May. 764 1909; June IT'D
JTkc
CoRs- Firm hnt quiet; No, mixed March
and Aprfl, sO4 a 49sfc; May and june. igA 90
Steady hut quiet: No 2whiie March.
Ha sc; April, 4psl as; May and Juue 4sa4
4ikc.
TOLEDO, o., March II
wHEAr-Actiye and weak; No cash, o9c;
| May, II ale; JULY 73ISc.
! Cons Duh and easier Ma 2 cash, isstc;
| May, 43ite: No 8 ~
| OATS quiet; cash. ssc
Rye DULL cash b5c bid.
CLovERsEED Dull and steady; prime cash
March, ssssa
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CONDENSED NEWS
Eathered FROM an parts Of the Country
81 Telegraph.


Mat Carter. aged IL. and Miss Jennie
Pierce. aged IS OF Lancaster KY.
sloped 10 be married
Henry Clay Nelson. medical inspector
United States navy, retired, died at
Concord. n. H., Friday.
The coroner at Coalition, q has de-
sided that the Tom Sorwin mine .disas-
ter reflects blame on no one
The Order OF OhioTa mutual benefit
organization. has gone into liquidation
lis home is at East Liverpool. o,
Pearl Forbus, C-year-old son Of John
Forbus. Of Cincinnati, was run down
By street car. Friday. and was so
terribly mangled that he died in few
hours
Marshal Case. OF st. Bernard, caught
Fred Miller. George Wilson and John
Jones robbing Big Four freight cars
near that town and landed them IN jail.
Many cars have recently been broken
open IN The vicinity.
The ecunterfeiters. John Webb and
and Madison Beaver. who were arrested
by United States Marshal Stalnaker, at
parkersburg. W. Va, have been held
TO answer. Webb waived examination.
but Beaver stood trial.
VIM. Ross, aged,l5, living near Lewis
town. met with sudden death Thurs
day. He was 1t school and was play
ing ball during recess When he went
to his seat his head was noticed to drop
on the desk, and an examination re-
vealcd that he was dead Heart failure
supposed 10 he the canse.
The fight over the mayoralty ques-
ton, at Chicago, grows hotter aud hot
ter. and seldom II ever in the history Of
Chicago has there been such deter
mined opposition against an aspirant
for Office as there is now against Carter
| III. Harrison, who is anxious to be
mayor Of Chicago for the fifth time.
August Behle, the penitentiary guard
who was recently brought to Cincin-
matt and sent to Longview asylum, died
| ia that institution Friday, He was af-
fected with slow' brain disease which
developed into Suicidal mania. While
! awaiting commitment to the asylum, he
ATTEMPTED TO end his life by beating his
head against the stone wall.
Capt Sheppard, OF the revenue marine
service, has had the revenue cutters
Bear, Rush aud Corwin, now at San
Francisco thoroughly repaired. ready
for service in Alaskan waters and Ber-
ing sea. II is said that the Bear will
leave for Bering sea and the Sea islands
carly In April, the Rush and Corwin
/ following 10 May.
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MEcilAsIcsBuRG, %. March ~. Homer
Waldron. boy is years Of age, and
Miss Clara Warrington, about the same
age, have eloped for parts unknown.
They left IN the morning for school as
usual. taking their dinner with them.
and at noon started on their journey.
Their absence was not discovered until
evening; they were last seen going
across the fields A search revealed the
fact that the girl had taken all the
money about the house, about zen dol
lars in all. but the boy was known TO
have none.
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The slfunllo Il argentina

VALPARAISO, Chill March IL press
dispatch from Buenos Ayres says that
the political situation there II strained.
The government has teen condemned
in commercial and private circles.
In La Plata radical convention OF
deputies from all parts Of the republic
was held, at which the government was
condemned.
In Corricntes the situation Is again
threatening. 1t Is difficult TO sntisfac-
torily arrange matters between the con-
tending factions
The government officials II Bnenos
Ayres are holding baelS the report Of
the procurator fiscal on the Rosnles case
until successor TO Mfnisterof War Vic.
toria has been selected.
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NEW YoRK, March 1e.The sole
leather trust, or combination, is on the
point Of Incorporating itself Where
the incorporation will be effected has
not been determined. It is said that
$50, 0O0, 900 capital has already been sub
scribed, and s25. 600 900 more Is in sight
The name, "The North American
Leather Co /" has been considered for
the combination. and It is regarded as
likely that this Is the name which will
be adopted. although another name has
been suggested
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Kansas state Republican League.

ToPEKA, Kas., March 12.The state
convention Of the republican league
met at the Grand opera house in this
city Friday morning, Over 600 dele
gutes and 1.5OO spectators were present.
The woman's state convention Of re-
publican. clubs met at the same time in
another hall, and there was present
representatives from seventy-sixof one
hundred clubs in the state. The BUSH
ness Of the two conventions was con-
cluded Friday night Both met at the
opera house, where speeches were
made
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War CLOUDS GATHER
The Strike Of the Ann Harbor En-
gineers Becoming Serious.
TROUBLE EXPECTED HOURLY
The Question Of Handling Freight and Oars from
he Toledo, Ann Harbor and MishigAn System.
Transferred 10 Other Lines Most esfions.

ARtebHtfs ~ DtMIElA 4 =. 49, AIA |NAEMN y
Ann Arbrenginecrs and iircmen, whicl
Is attracting such general attentioi
throughout the country, has reached
peculiar point, where a few hours ma,
precipitate general strike on severa
Trunk lines The question 81 handling
freight and cars from the Toledo, Am
Arbor and North Michigan system
transferred % other lines. Is the matte
of most serious moment II Is not gen
orally known that while II Is optiona
with the Switchmcn's and Firemen'l
brotherhood. under their rules. whethei
or not they handle freight from lins
operated with non-union men. Il 4
vastly different with the brotherhood
81 Locomotive Engineers
Wren ns man takes an obligation m
that order ha promises 10 refuse q
handle the freight from any road oper
ated by scab men AZ 10 tho number
81 men who went out under orders 81
Chiefs Arthur and Sargent. there weft
fifty engineers and flfty-two fircmen.
Chief Sargent venturcd the statement
That they had not demanded as much
wages aS are being paid BY any Other
one OF the twcnty-one. limos running
into this city. An they asked was liz
ing wages Their iiremen were only
receiving st.ao per day on passenger
trains and SOD per dny on froights.
whereas tile usual price paid BY other
roads was tiDU FOR passenger frcmen
and 81 20 to a. 80 for those on freights.
This, lie contendcd, WINS discrepancy
TOO great for any fairly disposed cor
poration Ii overlook or condone
The management 81 every railroad
entering Toledo have received the fol.
lowiug demand for wages We. the
switvhn,cn employed by your corpora
ton. respectfully present for your con-
sitlerution the following. First. the rate
0f pny for switchmen 70 DO ns foll0ws;
bay faremen. tlSrty-two cents per
hour; day helpers, thirty cents per
hour; night forcmen, thirty.fonr cents
per hour; night helperA thirty.two
cents per hour, Second. that ten hours'
work be guaranteed each crew, day and
night
All kinds Of rumors were aiIoat FRI
| day. Much n said concerning the great
Lake shore and Michigan Southern
the Michigan Central and Lake Shore
switchmcn will 90 out inen body and
drag tho trainmcn with them One
thing Is positively certain the switch
men are intensely IN earnest. and de-
clare they will not bulge ono inch from
the demands they have made The
managers 81 the different lines entering
the city are thoroughly aroused. and
are holding daily meetings. They
claim no action will be taken on the
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BURLY NEGROES

Assault ard Rob an India#a Merchant 81
Quite n sum OF Money.
BRAZIL, Ind, March ~ "A bold rob
berry by footpads occurred near here
Friday night Thomas Powell. Of Par
donia, had been here on business, and
started 10 walk home While passing
a rayfne near Shattucl's ice house, two
burly Negroes xprang out and covered
him with their revolvcrs They robbed
him Of quite a sum Of money, his watch
and other yaluables. They then struck
him crushing blow and ran.
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i errlbly II Earnest.

LoSDoS. March IL, The Ulster Union
lists are in earnest in their threats Of
civil war because Of the home rule agi-=
tation. A firm in Ulster recently or
dered 100 900 Martina rides from Eng
lish manufacturers.
The order was referred to the British
government for advice as to whether II
should be complied with.
The government sent d reply that II
an attempt was made to gil the order II
would be stopped.
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Eagle Insurance Company win Be Made
Test

EAgIe IhsufAhto Cnmphhy VIII ~ AFNHt
Test.
COLUMBUS, March ~ ATTY. Gen.
Richards has drawn petition and will
file mandamus suit in the Supreme
court to-day, against the Eagle Insur,
ancc Co, Of Cincinnati. 10 compel It tc
file report OF its condition and busl.
ness for one year. ending December 81,
1892, with the state insurance commits
sion, us required by Sections 1854 and
1855 Of the revised statutes. The com
pany was chartered in 1850. before the
adoption Of the present constitution.
The object is to settle By this suit the
question Of whether the old charter
companies can escape inspection.
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NasnvnaF, Tenn, March u I'm
parchment proceedings were instituted
in the house IL representatives Satnr-
day morning against .Indgc ]. j..
Dubose Of the Memphis criminal
court, The resolution Of Impeachment
was based on memorial signed by
5000 citizens OF Shelby county. The
charges preferred accuse Judge Dubose
Of inalfeasancc in Office. failing 10 en-.
force the law against gambling and
general dereliction IL duty,
Jndg nnhose Is q strange and strik'
ing character. and his official actions
have been subjectof much contention
In Memphis for Il long time. he has q
large following and the attempt at inn
peachment win be bitterly fought
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New York, March 12 President
Mcleod, Of the Reading, still refuses to
make any statement in regard 70 his
affairs, but close friends Of his Friday
said that he stiil retains control OF Bos-
ton and Maine and will continue as
president Of the road, and that at the
coming meeting of the New York and,
New England he will be elected pres
ident. ~
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CINCINNATI, March 12.-At ! O'Clock
Saturday morning, Robt G. Tut. and
Gus smith. who keeps a saloon, got in
to an a!tereation at the latter's place,
Words led to blows and Smith shot
Tut. The bullet entered his left
check and came ont under his left ear.
Tic was removed to the hospital and
smith was locked up for shooting 70
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: lii FclloMs. 1870.

RocHEsrER, N. ri, March IL The
odd Fellows 81 this city have oFganized
d league to oppose bill brought up 70
the legislature TO exempt the property
Of Young Mems Christian associations
from taxation, while the Odd Fellows
buildings are taxed. The order will try
Il make the movement national
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GOLD RELIEF FUND



Rotary artistic.
CINCINNATI. March II AT meeting
~ the clearinghouse association Friday
il was agreed that the banks Of the
city would offer Secretary Carlisle
S500. 600 in gold Ia exchange for
legal tender notes BANKERS Griffith
and kellogg were appointed a COMMITTEES
10 secure subscriptions, and obtained
agreements to supply gold as follows
First national. SLY 600: Fourth national
ss5. 900; Commercial, $4,000; Ohio Val
ley. $50. o0a; Equitable. $40, 00a; Citizens,
$4,000 Third. sI0a,o0o: Merchants
500. 600 Lafayette. siOo.Uoo; German
$50. QUO; Atlas $4,000.
Secretary Carlisle teiegraphed that b
would accept The gold.
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Anarchl.ts rely on Gov. Altreld.

CHICAGO, March IL. The hopes Of the
friends Of the imprisoned anchists have
been raised 10 high pitch by the cleo.
ton OF Gov. Altgeld, and the efforts
which have been put forth ever since
last November IN the way OF cir.
culating petitions and aronsing public
sentiment will eliminate III a
meeting to be held Saturday night, and
at which a delegation 81 members d
the Amnesty association will be APP
pointed TO wait upon the governor
Gov. Altgcld has never placed himself
on record as being favorably disposed
to the imprisoned men. but i is claimed
that hc has privately stated that he
considers the sentence too severe. and
that he would be disposed TO treat q
delegation o. their friends with every
of,tartqAv
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New YoRK, March Il. The tunnel
building under the East river at Sew
enty-first street had two more victims
Friday. Two workmen, Arthur
Gum. 81 this city, and Matthew Hart
Of Montauk, N. ", were overcome By
compressed air and taken out III a dying
condition. II is said they can not re-
cover. Edward Ferris. foreman, lost
his life in the tunnel last Saturday from
the same cause.
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An on We'll BOILER Lets Go.

cRIINA. D., March IL. An oil we'll
boiler exploded on the Lambert farm,
soyah 81 this city Saturday morning
Ed. Collins. the contractor, was just
completing an oil we'll and was getting
ready to close down When the steam
was about 10 be turned off the boiler
let loose, fortunately not injuring any
one seriously The steam scaldcd two
Of the Miller boys who were employed
by him.
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PiTrsBuRaH. March ~ The desper-
ate condition Of the river coal trade is
evidenced in the fact that Col Sam
Brown is In Washington negotiating
with Alabama operators for 800, 900 tons
for the Memphis and New Orleans mar
kets. Wholesale cyictions 81 the Mo-
nongahela valley strikers are expected
April /, They have not paid house rent
for half 4 wear.
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truc,e .IacoL van derI5iit Dying.

STATIKToN, s, i, March II Capt
Jacob ii. Vanderbilt brother Of the
nate Commodore Vanderbilt, Is dying
and not expected 70 live through the
nay, He sank into Inconsistencies at
midnight, and the physicians express
10 Nope of recovery.
Inc yanderbilts Of New York have
been sent for.
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BosTos, March u. The grand jury
Of the U. $. circuit court Friday rc-
ported an Indictment against Col Jonas
n. French, one 81 the directors Of the
Maverick bank, for making false en-
tries in the reports If the bank 70 the
controller " the currency.
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arother ma (,h,,sIrsn I,arl.,l.

RoME. Ga. March il. The bodies Of
Mrs Catherine Wood and her three
children, whose accidental drownina
occurred while attempting 70 cross Glen
Ford, near here, which was reported
Thursday night, were all recovered Fri
day morning. Friday evening mother
and three children were buried side b.
side In the same grave.
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In Honer ID one sleamer Sew Yorl.

SOUTHAMPTON, March H. The last
festivities in celebration of the transfer
of the steamer New York to the Amer
lean flag were held at Southampton
Friday night There was civic banquet
presided over by the mayor, which was
attended by the representatives Of the
American company, the corporation Of
Southampton and the various shipping
companies at the port.
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BosroS, Mass. March IL Rev Or.
Andrew Peabody. for fifty years associ-
ated with the faculty 81 Harvard col.
iege. died Friday morning aged seventy
six years He was long lSnown as the
grand old man Of Harvard He was
one time editor OF the North American
Review and published several religious
works
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LITTLE Rock, March ~ Merchants
and planters from forty counties In the
state met here Friday, forming Cot
ton Planters convention. Nothing will
be discussed at this meeting except the
question Of the reduction Of the cotton
acreage in Arkansas
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CHIcAso, March IL. Only six citizens
were present at the meeting Friday,
called to raise $4,000 to put in repair
the grave and monument Of Abraham
Lincoln, at Springfield The scheme
will probably be dropped
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KEoxvILLE, Tenn, March I2. The
Tennessee legislative investigation
committee reports fearful condition
Of affairs among the conyicts at Coal
Creek They are ia the most diseased
and filthy condition, and many Of them
are 50 poorly fed that they are starving
Ia death.
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Ihe sleep 81 DeAth.

DAYTON O,. March IL Jacob Dow
ney, wealthy and retired farmer S.
years ofeage, was found dead IN bed
Friday evening. He lay down a few
moments before supper, and the family
supposed that he was sleeping until the
discovery was made that he was q
eoruse
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NEW YoRK, March ~ A special to
the Press from Buffalo says: Father
cronin, editor Of Bishop Ryan'sN organ,
said Friday, that inferred heads win fall
as result Of the opposition to SatolIi.
Bishop Ryan is very close TO SatollL II
Is thought that Bishop Wigger will be
removed first.
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All Isuncombe ana Isiow.

LONDON, March II Talking Of Orange
demonstrations, the Irish nationa1ists
say they are all buncombc and blow,
and that II home rule Is ever accom-
plished the Orangemen viii make no
disturbance whatever
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MONITOR DEAD.

rhc Great Horse which Won ~ 10 1T
Races.
NEW YoRK. March II The celebrated
race horse Monitor. the idol Of thou-
sands, and the prid6rof his owner. Geo
Lorillard, is dead Monitor was son
III Glcncig and Mink, sister 70 Sui
tana and Monarchist by Lexington,
and was foalcd in 1870.
In seven years he took part in III
races. ~ Of which fell to his share.
among them being some of the most ini-
portant contests in this country. After
his racing career Monitor was given a
paddock to himself and allowed to
spend the rest OF his days as he pleased.
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Foar Carpenters +, Iured.

CHICAGO, March IL. Four carpenters
1t work on aSthree-st0ry stone build
ing, at sixth, Fifth and State streets,
were badly injured Friday afternoon by
being buried beneath the ruins Of the
eollapsing turret
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,RocnEsTER, N. Y, March II An ice
gorge several miles in length has formed
IN the Genesee river, near Mount
, Morris. and the city IS threatened with
fnod
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WAsHINaroN. March IL Secrelart
Lamont has appointed John Ssafei
private secretary in place Of s d. all
Ter, son Of cx-Attorney General Miller.
resigned.
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Meals at all hours day or night, good
cooks and accommodating walters,
Central Eating House, Frank Rhodes.
proprietor.
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lN A LoFT-
a sleeping isay Va. spreeaied ~

a SleepTng Ifny Mas spiioraied by .
Be 50 smoke
MIN ALBANY, Ind. March IL Henry
Terry. IL. was suffocatcd Saturday
morning in d fire which broke out In
the car stables of the street railway
company lie was asleep in the loft
and efforts 70 rescue him we're nnsuc-
cessfnl. owing 10 the dense smoke.
The stable was slightly damaged. The
origin OF the fire is not known
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Big line Of nobby double breasted
suits for youths and boys at NJ 4.
Dorns. Watch and chain with every
suit.