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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-20
YHE DREAD CHOLERA
There is No Fear1 Of the Awful
Diseases Return.
EFFORTS TO SUPPRESS IT.
Dr.. Hans vlrehcw, Son Il ITO Eninea, Professor,
Tabs About tho Pest Germany Dang All in II
Puusio Prevent o.. Hrpaks in That Osnn.ry.

Dr.. Hans vlrehcw, Son Il ITO Eninea, Professor,
Tails About tho Past Germany Dang All in II
Puvssis Prevent Dat Rrsaks in That ceunlry.
NEW YoRK. March 10. DR. Hans vir-
chow. son Of the eminent professor,
was interviewed BY reporter Friday.
when cholera was mentioned he seemed
to recognize an old foe. and began 70
talk freely.
ct Is my opinion. said he. that ron
Americans have loss cause to fear that
the disease viii be brought here again
from Germany this year than last We
are doing all we can To make 1t impos-
sibie forit 10 break out az Hamburg
aud other cities which Il devastated
last year
al Hamburg we arc building new
water works, aud these win soon be-
completed The city water will be
taken from a point much higher up tho
+ be than Il has been Examination
has disclosed the fact that the water
there Is pure and contains no germs OF
disease Care will be taken that Il In
no way becomes infected. and after Its
arrival In the city Il will be subjected
to a altering process which will, we
hope, make II impossible 70 do injury.
~ believe that the disease was
brought about by foul water talsen
from the river Elbe and furnished TO the
citizens OF Hamburg to drink. have no
criticism 10 pass upon Won retten-
koifer He Is welcome 70 his own the
Dry. The Elbe was made sewer for
several cities along Its banks, and by
the time the water WINS received In tho
pipes Mt Hamburg Il was absolutely
unfit TO drink. That II contained the
germs Ok the disease that caused so
many deaths have not tho slightest
doubt say that the water from which
Hamburg viii derive It's new supply Is
pure, because II has been tested. The
city Of Halle has been supplied with IL
and the death rate there Is very small
comparatively
1.-THE experience Of last year has been
warning TO us ali, and you may do
pend upon II that the utmost precnu-
tions win be taken, not only 10 keep
cholera ont Of Germany, but to pre-
vent its introduction elsewhere as the
,nnre about cholcra. now thnn ~ MA
Mn months acn n men can learn nnv-
Thing i,v,exnertence. certainlv We oncht.
.lvhfia here / shnlI trv ana ascartaiu
what ,he Iinited stataa Il iloing Is nre-
Skeri, INC return l0f me pest hove a.
meet several 81 your eminent phy-
sicinns, as we'll a. your health officers,
and have no doubt shall learn from
them how they succceded ii wardinr
on the scouree so spiendidly when Il
was al your very doors
II have not the time 10 20 into an
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-20
sEcRETARY CARLISLE

WIN not Consult AIRY Organization or
Association 10 Eaklng Appointments.
WASHINGTON. March 10. Secretary
Carlisle has talSenNa stand on the labor
question that Is sharp contrast with
the policy which has been pursued
heretofore. The president Of one Of
the most prominent organizations
sent word to him to-day, that he would
like 70 have a hearing before an appoint
ment was made In New York which
has to do with migration.
The secretary answered that he did
not propose to consult any organiza-
tion or association whatever in making
his appointments: thatlif they or their
Representatives had anything to say
they could file them In writing, or they
could state them as individuals He
proposed to treat Ill persons coming TO
him as American citizens and indiyid-
iaaln
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-20
rarIyle Harris q d Sentenced.

NEW York. March 10. Carlyle Har-
ris will be brought before Recorder
Smith to be sentenced on. Monday next,
and then will follow the most sensa-
stional feature connected with any trial
In this city. 1t will be an immense
meeting to be held at Madison Square
Garden to protest against the decision
Of the recorder and also to ask Gov.
Flower to exercise official clemency NJ
the case Of Harris.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-20
GREAT CONSERVATION
Again Cast Into the Ranks Of the
0aice-Seekers.
PREsIDENTWILLN NOT REGARD


1852 - t-rft-tt~ - $500
wAsutxaroN, March 10 --Preaid emit
Cleveland has again cast confederation
Into tho ranks 81 the oiIIec-seekcrs. lie
has announced that he does not propose
in congress IL the selection 81 officers
who serve the interests Of nm entire
state 81 district who represent this
country abroad For instance. he Will
not permit one or two senators 70 die
tate the appointments IL district attor-
ucy. a marshal. consul or minister.
MIR Cleveland believes that the mo-
tives which actuate the men Ia congress-
IL selecting mon for these positions are
almost holly personal and political
He wants business rcnsona and the
public interests 70 overweight political
or personal considerations
The president has determined that
Tho public service shall be maintained.
II possible. Ia selecting conauis. conn
mcrclal agents and representatives
abroad he wants men who know
something about commercial AZ
fairs. and who will enlarge our
markets III choosing diplomatic oiii-
Gers nc wants men VINO NNNW
something of diplomacy aud law
and not mere political ronndcrs
With thenc objects ii view the preai-
dent announces that while he aOlIcita
the endorsement Of mon Ii congrcaa
and desires the information they have
sat hand relating 70 applicants, he win
not permit them 10 control tho appoint
mentg he believes that too much poll.
tics mud too many personal conhidern-
5tions have interviewed Ia making boiec-
tions for district attorneys and mar
.shula. and, aa consequences, the fed
erni laws have not boon properly en-.
forced. lie wants fearless aud incor-
ruptEble men. as well as men who know
their duties and are capable Of per-
forming them
This announcement has created soma
excitement In Office. seeking circles, and
II Is believed that II will make troublc
In the senate when IL comes 70 action
upon nominations. Il d stated that
tho president has already Indicated
that he Will disregard the recommends
tions OF the senators from Missouri in
the nomination q prominent officer.
The senator's threaten 10 defeat con-
frmation. Thus dny BY day there nro
sleyniDpmcnu wlstSh so1iik1 u aPf1lE
that trouble Of lasting Il not serious
character will surely arise betwedn the
president and his party representatives
In the senate.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-20
N MILLION FRIENDS.

"A friend in need is friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just such friend IN Pr.
Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds # you have
never used this Great Cough Medicine,
one trial will convince you that It has
wonderful curative powers in all dis
eases Of Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Each bottle Is guaranteed to do al
that is claimed or money refunded
Trial bottles free at E. G. Williams
II, q Co.'s drug store. Large bottles
SOC. and $l.00.
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FUTILE ATTEMPT
To Deiraud . Life Insurance Company BY
the Use 81 skeIeta6.

To Defraud Lie Insurance Company ~
the Use 81 skeIetaS.
OsHKosH. Wis, March 10. Ferdinand
]. Thrun, the Romeo saw mill owner
who obtained sec, 900 worth Of life In
surance and then burned his
house, having placed therein d slel-
eton by which he thought his wife
could establish his death and collect
the insurance, Is now in the county
jail
He broke down and made full con-
fcssion. Thrun claims that 4. @. Ham
son, Of Chicago. was the inventor Of
the plot. and that he was but tool.
According TO his statement Hanson
also furnished the money to pay the
premiums A $1,000 ,policy issued by
the Northwestern Mutual Life, Of this
city. has been returned. II came In an
envelope postmarked Chicago. II Is
supposed this was sent by Hanson.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-20
DESPERATE ATTEMPT

10 Rescue Prisoner IN tennessee The
Oicer aud One AssailAnt Killed.
JELEco. Tenn, March % John BUR-
nett. sheriff Of Campbell county, Tenn.
was shot and instantly killed Saturday
morning about five miles from this
place while on the outgoing passenger
train. John Dali. deputy sheriff who
was with him, was also shot and may die.
Dali arrested man named White here
Friday Jerry and John smith. motor
ious characters, and friends 81 White.
boarded the train, determined 70 reecuo
him from Dali and Bennett IN the
right one Of the desperadoes was also
killed
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-20

CIxcEsEATr. March 10 THE Cincin-
natl post Office is now supplying twenty
additional states with postal cards
Chicago has been discontinued as q sup
ply station, and Cincinnati Is now the
distributing point from the Ohio state
line TO the northern territories and
Alaska Six hundred thousand postal
cards are dispatched from the Cinein-
natl ONCE every day. They arc re-
ceived here BY the car load from WASH
inrton direct.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-20

JErrERsox CRY. Mo, March 10. The
outlook for wheat has greatly improved
within the last two weeks Fields that
appeared barren six weeks ago show
Substantial signs Of life In the cen-
trail and western portions 81 the state
the indications are promising and fair
harvest seems apparent The most rer
liable information places the yield at
rs per cent throughout the state
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-20

AKRON. q, March IL. James Eakens,
bachelor aged ls years, suicided Sat
urday morning by hanging. He tied =
rope TO the headboard of bed. prob
ably three feet high, laid fiat on the
floor face down, put bis head through
the moose, and pushed down until
strangled. When found his face was not
over six inches from the door. He hes
been Respondent FOR several months.
and had q mania that the Officers were
after him
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-20
uheat Pro.psot. i IIIlnoi..

SPRrN0FIEID. Ill, March 10. CHAIR
man Gore, Of the state board Of agricul-
ture expresses the opinion that early
sown wheat Is in fairly good condition.
but that late sown has been injured To
a greater OF less extent by the severe
winter. This opinion he bases on per-
sonal observation. which. however. has
not been extended. The board has no
niIicinl reI,orfs as vet
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-20

New YoRK, March ia dispatch
from Buenos Ayres says the govern
ment Of the Argentine has resolved 10
destroy d, 900, 900 each month in order
to reduce the circulation Of paper
notes. il has also approved the treaty
with chill on the boundary question
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-20
prominent Mexican Arrested.

GUANAJAUTo, Mex, March ia
sensation has been caused BY the arrest
and imprisonment Of Felipe Osante. a
prominent and wealthy merchant Of
this city, on the charge Of being con-
nected with the recent wreck defalca-
ton in the Bank Of Mexico
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HAzELToN, Pa, March 10. Fire broke
out Friday in the Honeybrooke mine
and is now raging furiously. The origin
Of the FIRE Is unknown, but probably
caused by an explosion Of fire damp
As far as can be learned no lives were
lost Millions Of dollars worth Of prop
erty Is threatened.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-20

ATLANTA, Ga. March 10. Jason Pet
", recently United States soldier. but
Tor the past few months q Methodist
minister, was arrested on q charge Of
bigamy He married widow here In
February and il is alleged that he has
wife In Ohio
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-20
Efset. u ! TamIne Il North africa.

CAIRo, March 10. Prolonged drought
Is causing much disaster in the north Of
Africa There has been no rain in the
valley Of Barca for five months, and
Tripoii has suffered almost rs badly.
Famine sickness is rife. and plague pre-
walls everywhere due to the poisonous
emanations from putrefying carcasses
Onp-half of the population Of Bengazi
the chief town Of Barca, is dead, among
the victims being the governor and .
cadi Of the district, and many Euro
peang The Italian consul and all Of
the rich Europeans have fed TO Egypt
or Malta.
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HE CUT THEIR eye TEETH.



Canadian Hair Cloth.
MoNTREAr, March 10 =. 4 smart United
States spcculator has just played v
sharp trick On the Canadian, firms deal
ing IA hair cloth. He came over 70 ST.
Cathnrine's, Ont, and purchased tho
stock and output for some weeks To
como Of the only mill II Tic
dominion engaged II the manufacturc
OF hair cloth. He then bought up al
the hair cloth IN Toronto. Hamilton
and Montreal, some Of tho dealers seli-
ing In excess of their stock for future
delivery. When these dealers placed
their orders withthe mill they were II.
formed that the output was sold and
the price had gone up twenty-five per
cent, SO they had 70 settle with khn
spccuIator at the difference.
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r,o,,.g,o- y. n, I'm ei.co.

WASHINGTON, March IL lit is stated
ON good authority that the president
has selected John II. Wise as collector
Of the port At San Francisco. and that
his nomination win 60 TO the senate in
few DAYS
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-20
Po.s,bie Dissolution OF the Reichstag

Poeeiblo D1s8Olutlon OF tho HelchStlBs
BERLIN, March 1o.--After the rejec-
ton Of the army bill at it, second read
ing Friday, Herr Won Bennigson. leader
Of the national liberals, and Count
Caprivi made speeches, and each insist
ed that the other must give or all be
lost. The possibility Of dissolution
Of the reichstag was talked Of, and the
conservative members assured the gov
eminent that the conservatives would
stand by the kaiser, come what may.
The third reading Of the bill will occur
after Easter.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-20
BUoKLEN,s AREICA gALVE.

The best salye In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and al Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, Oh NO
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. For
sale bG E. G. Williams, Jr., a Co.
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RoME. March 10. The visit 81 the
German emperor 70 Queen victoria, at
Florence, win occur after the festivities
IN this city. The emperor viii probably
reach Florence March 81. and lie may
be accompanied BY the king and queen
Of Italy.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-20
CLEAN YOUR GLOVES.

Ladies clean your Kid Gloves with
Mousquetaire Glove Cleaner, for sale
only BY Emmert & Fiery, who carry
the best line Of kid gloves in the town,
and warrant all their kid gloves from
81 90 up.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-20
4 HoRRTBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT

Is daily chronicle in our papers;
also the death Of some dearfriend, who
has died with consumption, whereas
if he or she had taken Otto's Cure for
Throat and Lung diseases in time, life
would have been rendered happier and
perhaps been saved. Heed the warningl
If you have cough or any affection
Of the Throat and Lungs call at A. NJ.
Gilbert s. Bro, sole agents, and get a
trial bottle free. Large size 80 cents.
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FAEE KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read by Over 5000
People Every Evening.
RFsT AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
si,..,ous,~ Help Wanted, For Sale, For Rent, Lost
Found, straysd sr Stolen, To Buy, Sell
or Erchangs--Make it Known.
REST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.

40 pFNr THE house In which have been
Il 1,..ng ~ West Burke street. Possession
49,, ApTil Rent S15 per month.
sisth z, z. = l...l.n,
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AZxtsFtrRs FOR RRNT.--suitable for Lawyer.
[ )nactnr 81 Insurance Agent. Apply 70 Mrs.
gettie Hfnkle Burke street. near Market Lonse
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u,nR new and improved Carlisle Shoe Y, Button
and lace for ladies Misses ana ehii9,e ~. ior
sale emily at Homrich's 5i-lm.
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- RFNT four frame dwellings on North
X a1sen street, known as Reynolds block.
T., "a sanable. Apply to Mrs! Ellzapeth
kksynoids, east King street : 2-h-iw
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IN pATRTcK's BADGE and Baby Ruth, a n.
~ il Herring
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an. PATRIcK's BADGE and baby Ruth. at =.
- Herring
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Yxy ANrEp. 800 Gents, suits to clean at 81 p
w 4 suit New Process. Steam and dry
cleaning j .CORDNER, south Raleigh street,
near new jail.
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,,o2 RENT-store room with cellar and ware
/ room attached, 5 doors north X. \. Snod
grasses Il Co. Drug Store.
2si0-6w. WILLIAM r. WILLIAMS,
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a. PATRIcK's BADGE and Baby Ruth a =,
- Il ffpU m 4.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-21
BYNON IN JAIL.
The Administrators Report Does Not
Suit Judge Blair.
He Is Committed Until He Is Ready to
File a Satisfactory Statement
a Rumored Shortage.

Promptly at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing John j. Bynon appeared at the pro-
bate court, accompanied by his attorney,
j. Fl. Hurd, and stated that he was pre-
pared to file a report as administrator OF
the estate of his father, the late Major
Bynon, as ordered by the court few
days ago.
The report was thereupon turned over
to Judge Blair, who found it to be a
loosely drawn statement of Bynon's adj
minisTation, and not full and complete
accounting, as was ordered. Judge Blair
proceeded TO examine the administrator,
but the latter's answers were as vague
and unsatisfactory as his alleged report,
and the court cutthe matter short by per-
emptorlally ordering tnat Byron be COM
mitted to Jail until the spirit of the former
order was complied with.
Sheriff Mcqueen at once took Bynon in
charge and placed him in the county jail.
AS soon as he was locked up, the admin
1strator asked for writing materials and
was soon at work on a new report. Late
IN the afternoon he sent verbal message
over to Judge Blair, stating that the
paper was nearly ready, and asking il he
could file it with the court and be re-
leased. His honor sent back word that
the report must be presented when the
attorneys were present, and that the adj
m1nlstrator must be prepared to answer
their questions, so the whole matter went
over until Monday.
1t is intimated that if full report il
presented it Will show that the admins
traitor is short in his accounts about
81, 400.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-21
"STOP DAT NIGGER!w
And the Officers Took a Couple OF
Shots for Luck.
Blncktown Disturbed by Startling Mid
Night Episode-The Coon Who s'Beat
the GALS Makes His Escape.

''Murderi Murder!'
"Stop that man! Stop that niger!
Stop hlm!''
1t was a woman's voice that rang out on
the night air at the intersection of Frank
lin avenue and Second South street, after
midnight.
Sergeant Randolph and two patrolmen
in citizens clothes, were on Second
South at the time and as the fleeing negro
scudded past them and up State street,
running like streak, took couple of
shots at the scurrying form. The bullets
whizzed, but the niger only danced the
liveller and was soon lost to view in the
muzzled alley ways that lie between State
street and Commercial street.
After the chase was over the officers
went back to Franklin avenue and found
that the woman who gave the alarm was
the black huzzy who keeps Niger Roost
No. 81.
''I'se lows no black niger to beat my
gals, no how; not if this knows her own
bizness and l p'sume this here
coon knows what she is talking.
Yes, she do!'' And the keeper
of the black dive kept expatiating
over the occurrence that had caused the
furry in the street, pistol shots, police
dldEIlS, HydCEOl Wagons anu lie prSSGuc0
OF hundred excited citizens.
The saloons had been kept wide open,
and there had been pay day, the first
for six months. Half the town WIS on a
tear, the half that frequents Franklin
avenue and runs up against ''craps" and
razorS.
When the police began to pry into the
cause of the row, Nelly Bly,, - the black
dame that had been the object OF the ne
gro's assault, was also ''glued," and
there being no evidences of any gashes OF
bruises on the part OF the anatomy ex-
posed to public inspection, the police went
off. Sergeant Randolph, with two other
scouts made detour to the negro dive on
the State road and stirred up niger ia
several of the woodpiles in Blacktown,
but the niger that they were after was
the scarcest coon in de town.
81 could have hit that niger and
brought him down." said the sergeant
commenting on the loose shooting, t'but
it wouldn't have been right to kill the
fellow, Tor the girl was not hurt.
The sergeant said he would look up the
darby today, and find him too.
! At 8 o'clock Sargent Randolph run the
coon down in a restaurant and arrest ]
him, when he was taken to the police
station.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-21
SALT LAKE & DEEP CREEK.
Colonel Treweek Says the Present Out
look IS Not Encouraging.

Colonel Treweek Says the Present Out
look IS Not Encouraging.
Colonel Nick Treweek, vice-president
of the Salt Lake & Deep Creek Railway
company, returned yesterday from New
York city, where he has spent several
weeks in the attempt to interest eastern
capitalists in the project, He was met by
a HERALD representative yesterday and,
in response to inquiries, summarized the
situation as follows:
CAN think well OF the Deep Creek pro-
iect, and there are parties who stand
ready to take it up just as soon as imam
cial matters get settled. The condition of
affairs down there is very discouraging to
the placing of new enterprises at the
present time. There is an abundance of
money, but it is in the hands of the
bankers, who propose to keep it until the
financial disturbance is settled.
1.-THE whole disturbing element in the
east today is the silver question, and I'M
til that question is settled, the pros
pect for placing new securities is
not encouraging. If we can get
the silver question settled in
some satisfactory way, there will be no
trouble in raising money for good enter
prises. The trust companies have re-
ceived a general shaking up, and there
has been a great shrinkage in securities
that seems to have created a distrust in
almost everything and the money market
is very tight
'sYou do not propose to abandon your
attempt to put the road through?'
Certainly not; as soon as financial
matters become settled it will be taken
up. But l still tnink it would be good
scheme for the people of this city to start
in some tangible way to build the road. -
Colonel Murray is still in the east, and
it is not known when he will return TO
Salt Lake.