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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-08
COZ. VI 4. GLIDER
raik, n: .sersal-.iy 81 Ilis TRIP 10 me Arcsis
Rerion&


NKw YoRk. April s-col ". II
Glider proposes 70 make another ex-
petition TO the arctic region Ills pur.
pose on this trip Is not 10 reach the
geographical pole. but tho magnetic
pole. lie il now seeking funds 10 de-
fray the expenses az the Journey AT
the meeting OF the chamber o. com
merce an interesting communication
was read from Col Glider, 81 which the
following Is part
II Is my purpose seine time during
the early part 81 next June or early in
July 70 conduct party OF trained Oh
servers into the artic region Of North
America 10 determine the present loca-
ton 81 the north magnetic pole and
make a magnetic survey Of tho pole.
containing area The instruments OF
the observers for this work win be sup.
piled by the U. s. coast and gcodctia
survey, but there II no fund III that
bureau from which the cost az trans
portation and maintenance Of s>thls
party while In the field can be- betrayed,
SO that the money for that purpose
VIII have to be obtained by voluntary
subscription ofihose who have both the
means and inclination to aid a work Of
such Importance
The observations Of party Ia the
vicinity of the north magnetic pole will
tend to increase our knowledge OF tor
restial magnetism; they will also set at
Srest the question OF the motion OF tho
magnetic poles Of the earth, md Il
they arc found to move tho direction
and rate Of motion will be definitely
ascertained AS direct practicala re-
suit the laws that govern the move,
ments Of the magnetic needle viii be
studied, TO the end that the compass
may be rendered more reliable guide
to the mariner
The north magnetic pole Is In North
America and II Is fitting that this work
should be done by Americans Prot, G.
A. Schott, assistant to the supcrintend-
ent OF the United States coast and
geodetic survey, IS undoubtedly the
leading magnetist 81 the day. and this
work should be done ut time when his
valuable services can be had in placing
the scope Of the survey and tho train.
ing of observers.
THE entire expense OK tho expedi-
tion will be between $50 900 and sa5. !.
900, and It Is desired that tho latter
sum shall be subscribed 50 that the
party need not be cramned or hampered
in its work. :
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ANN AReoR CASE
WIN ne Brought Before the United states
Supreme Court.

WIN he Brought before the United States
Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, April s. Thomas w.
Harper, Of Tcrre Haute, Ind, who Is
general attorney for the brotherhood
Of Locomotive Fircmcn and Engineers,
is here, and says an appeal is To be TAX
en- at once from the decision Of Judges
Kicks and Taft at Toledo to the SUI
prenie court Of the United States, lie
thinks habeas corpus proceeding will
guarantee a speedy hearing before the
court of last resort
He says: ssThe object of an appeal il
to test the legality Of Judge Kicks de.
cision. Judge Kicks discharged all the
men but Lennon, who was fined $50.
Lennon declines to pay the fine, and
has been arrested therefor. This will
be the case appealed 1t would be
hard to convince these men or any
member OF the organizations that Judge
Kicks decided the law He himself says
in the opinion in the case that this de-
cision is without precedent but that
every new question when decided was
without precedent The same matter
was brought before Judge Gresham in
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
strike in 1883, and he refused an appli-
cation to enjoin, Arthur and the work
men. III the courts Of last resort sus-
tain the position taken BY Judge Kicks,
and the injunction case decided by
Judge Taft, the men will appeal to con-
gress and the legislatures Of the vari-
Gus states to change the law.
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STRANGER IHAN FlcrIoN.
Map and " 10 Discover themselves to ns
Hr0ther Il IA sister.

Man and NlTo Discover Themselves to III
brother asd sister,
HOMESTEAD, In, April s "a romance
Of unusually unfortunate and pathetic
detail was discovered Wednesday wher
two detectives from Toronto, Canada
discovered "a Mr. and Mrs. ASH Barr tht
relationship II brother and sister and
tho heirs 70 fortune left w {
relative OF Mrs lIarr's deceased
mother by adoption. Twenty-Five
years ago two wnifs, brother anl
sister, were abandoned by GcrInat
immigrants at Castle Garden They
wero legally adopted, one by mar
named Asa Barr. the other by u Mrs
Evans The latter moved soon after.
ward 10 Philadelphia, whore she
brought up her adopted daughter. xiv,
ing her good education Twenty
ycars later tho boy. grown 70 man.
hood, moved MISC To Philadelphia,
whore Id followed the trade Of q
painter Chance drew The brother and
sister together. Barr was captivated
with the girl and wencd, won and mar.
ried her.
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CONDENSED NEWS
Oathercd From All Parts Of the canntry
BY Telegraph.

latnereu from All inrfl 81 the lpnntrl
BY Telegraph.
Ex-Sheriff r n Carter was killed 10
runaway accident ii Monroe. Mich.
Farmers around Fairfax Court House.
Va, complain OF the raga9cs % rab-
bits
Now they say Miss bertha Ronlston.
the ward Of Distiller Sutton, sunk most
Of the proceeds Of the forgeries in grain
speculation.
Thursday morning during storm,
the colored Methodist church at Aliens
Vile, Tenn. was struck by lightning
and burned 70 the ground in few
minutes.
Secretary Morton Thursday appointed
Martin II Argo. of Indiana, TO be state
statistical agent Of the agricultural de-
partment in Indiana. vice John b. Con-
nor. removed
A. T. Garrison, cashier Of the Capital
bank. Of Denver, Col. is missing. Ills
accounts with the bank are correct, and
his friends fear that he has been robbed
and murdered
Almost the entire business portion Of
Arson, Tex, was totally destroyed by
FIRE Out OF twcnty-three business
houses in the town. nineteen were to-
tally destroyed.
At San Bcrnardino, Cal, Jesus Feun,
la Spaniard who Thursday killed his
mistress. Francisco Floves, and an old
German who came to her defense, was
taken from Jail early Friday morning
and lynched.
| Alta meeting OF the Chicago navy
1t was decided to invite the crews Of all
the leading colleges in Europe and
America TO participate in the aquatic
sports to be held III Chicago during tho
Worlds fair.
A verdict Of guilty" was found
against Charles Wisdom, who, with
John Willard, both colored, April 4.
1892, murdered f. A. Drcxlcr, propric-
tor Of a cigar store in ST Louis Sem
tence was deferred.
The special legislative committee on
charges preferred against Land Com
missioner McGaughey, Of Texas, re-
ported, recommending his impeach-
ment on twelve counts Of violation Of
the constitution and statutes
The receiver-general Of Newfound-
land has presented the budget to parlia-
ment. 1t shows total revenues to be
81, SS3, 100, increase over estimate, 1861, !
soc; expenditures. sI,66s, 100, increase.
STAG, 322; surplus revenue. $2i5.570.
Cadet appointments to West Point
military academy have been made as
follows: Robert s. Foster, Tuscaloosa,
Ala; George A. Nugent, Fargo, n. D.;
Halstead Dorey, st Louis, Mo; Charles
II. Wright, Huntington. Tenn; Fred
A. Pearce, Usage Mills. Ark, and Louis
G. knight, Horton, Kas.
The Morgan murder cascs were called
in court at Waynesbnrg. Pa. Thurs
day and soon disposed Of. Thomas
Morgan, who shot his father. got q sec
ond degree verdict The three sisters,
Jennie, Rcbecca and Callie, were tried
together. The verdict was voluntary
manslaughter for the first named, and
second degree for the other two
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sPECTMgN GASES

s II. Crawford, New Cassel, Wis.,,
was troubled with Neuralgia and Rhen-
Inaiism. His stomach was disoIderel,
his liver was affected to an alarming
degree, appetite fell away, and he WAS
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles Of Electric Bittcrs cured
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg, Ill,
mad 4 running sore on lis leg Of eight
Eeags standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Of
hWklen's Arnica Salye; and his leg il
sound and well. John Speaker, Ca
laMht, q, had five large fever sores
en llis leg, doctors said he was incur7
apls3 One bottle of Electric Bitters
ana one box Bucklen's Arniea Salve
S l,,l,, HIM entirely. Sold by e. &.
Nliilams, .Ir., q Co., drug store.
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FOR HOME RULE.
Powerful Appeal From the American
National Federation.

Powerful Appear From the American
National Federation.
NEW YoRK, April s. The following
call has been issued BY tho cxecutiv.
officers 81 the National Federation d
America:
.'Thc crisis in the home rule question
now confronts us. Mr. Gladstone has
faithfully redeemed his pledges. shaI
we keep ours9 Without the continuons
attendance Of the Irish members in the
house Of commons Mr. Gladstone car
not win.
"As members Of parliament receiv'
no salary. tho greater majority Of tn
Irish members are not in financia
condition TO give this necessary attend
ance, We must meet this difficulty q
the cause is lost Through III
magnificent meeting Of the academy
Of music New York has already spoken
It now remains for you, friends Of Ire
lane, TO respond.
TO make this success every city
town and hamlet should organize a
ance p
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:
AS "A CHOLERA PROBATION.
New York fhystrmns Declares thepfot0
sheds Must lie GIeansetl.

New York FhysirIana Declares the'proton
sheds Must he eIeapsesl.
NEw York. April SThe regular
meeting of the New York Academy d
Medicine WINS held Thursday night.
Without a dissenting voice 1t was agreed
that the protection Of the Croton wateI
shcd should be placed In the hands ofn
properly constituted commission.
In the opinion 81 the academy, as cx.
pressed In resolutions adopted, the
preservation 81 tho purity Of the water
supply Il Of vital Importance for tho
protection 81 the city from very seri.
Gus phase 81 visitation Of cholera,
and that the sanitary care o. the water
sheds should be intrusted 10 properly
constituted commission, SO composed
dis to inspire confidence that the stept
taken win be IN accord with the prins
cipies and practice Of sanitary science.
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The secretary ANNOUNCES the Programs,
sra nuiss ~ tho International I.reuI
WASHINGTON. April S-4rhe secretary
n the navy has announced the pro
Frammc for the naval review Of the
United States and foreign ships Of war
which win take place In New York
on April NJ According Ia this pro.
gramme Tile lncn-ofswar win bc
anchored IN TWO columns. extending
from Twenty sixth street up North
river. The foreign ships on Nm New
York side
While tho Dolphin. carrying the pres.
ideut Of tho United states, Il passing
between the columns, that portion OF
the North river between the American
columns and the New York shore viii
be closed, aud all tFaflic and passage
suspended After the Dolphin has
anchored ut The head Of the line, vessels
Of all kinds may circle round the fleet,
going up on the NEW Jersey side 81 tho
river, but the passage between the twn
columns will he closed until The prcsi.
dent has landed from the Dolphin, and
the review thereby terminated
The president and members ~ his
cabinet win b received On board Tho
Dolphin AZ 1890 d. M. OIL Twenty
third street. North river The. Dolphin
win thengct under why, and followed
BY the coast survey steamer Blake
aud the steamer Monmouth. will.
proceed up the river. between the col
uinns Of The United states aud foreign
men.ot,war The Riakc viii carry the
members 81 the diplomatic vorps. nne
the Monmouth the members n The sd
preme court, senators and representa-
tives 81 the United States and governors
OF states, accompanied by one staff Off
cor No other invitations win ID ISSUED
far fhn rNvieXv
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WASHINGTON. April s.-ITriday morn
ing the postmaster general issued orders
conformatory to tho decision Of the
supreme court regarding the eighthopr
law. The orders direct that ii tho
future postmasters keep strict watch
on the matter Of overtime. under liabil-
ity Of dismissal II extra duty Is per-
mittcd. It will take over 5000. 600 10
pay NIL tho claims up 70 date for over
time
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Yhe A.other 81 Onlee lluntors.

SWAsmfxa1oN, April s Since hi
second term Logan Mr. Cleveland hal
discovered that Virginia is the banner
State in point of the number Of hei
aspirants for federal positions, Ten
riesscc and Georgia candidates have
also been numerous, and candidates
from South Carolina, Indiana. Illinois
and Kentucky have not kept in the
background. New York and Ohio, two
Of the largest states. have furnished
com paratiYeiy few candidates who have
made personal calls on the president in
their own interest and Pennsylvania
has not been so prominent in this re
gard Is might have been expec ted.
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-The presldont's Homo Rule Policy.

WASHINGTON, April s The president
reafiirmed his home rule policy Thurs
day. TO couple Of congressman who
called upon him TO discuss territorial
appointments he stated that It is his
intention to adhere to the plan Of Sc
lecting appointees TO positions In the
territories from among residents, state
and local lie will notdepart from this
rule save in cases where the local
candidates are manifestly unfit for
l.fi..1l
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WASHINGTON, April s Thursday d
compromises was effected IN the senate.
and the new officers were elected. They
will not assume their duties until the
first dny Of the next special OF regular
session III, congress The compromise
was adopted ii d shower Of speeches
eulogistic OF the retiring officials. The
new officers are: Secretary Of the sem
nte, WIN. r. Cox. Of North Carolina;
sergeant-at-arms, Richard J. Bright, Of
Indiana, and chaplain, Rev DR. Mil
burn, Of Illinois, the blind chaplain 81
the last house.
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Eleclrlc MonopoIx Threatened.

NEW YoRK, April s-Thc indications
are that within few months the Gen,
cral Electric Co will have secured CON
troll Of every local company In the coun.
try. That vast organization, with It's
millions Of capital in hand and behind
ii, Is now reaching out IN that direction,
and heavy stockholders say that II will
not be long before II controls the en-
tire electric facilities Of the country. It's
latest acquisition Is the Dayton 20. J
Electric Light Co.
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ST. PETERsBuR0. April 4. The news
papers contain official advertisements
for physicians who will be sont to Gem
trail Russia as soon as the cholera be-
comes generally epidemic there. Count
Bobnnslxy says that the destitution
among the peasants Of the government
Of Toola IS appalling. Sheep worth be-
tween 81 and Is each are being sold for
forty and fifty cents TO spectators who
are buying live stock BY the wholesale
from the peasants
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Nom,anted ~ tic PresIdent.

WAsnrSaroN, April THE president
Friday sent the following nominations
to the senate:
Interior Caleb w. West Utah, to be
governor of Utah; Dominick / Muir
ply, OF Washington, D. G., TO be first
deputy commissioner OF pensions
Treasury a. w. Lyman, Of Montana,
I'd be colleetorNof internal revenue for
the district Of Montana; David G.
Browne, of Montana. TO be collector Of
customs for the district Of Montana and
Idaho in the state Of Montana
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van Probably Not 'Bo onllrmesl.

WAsnIS0ToN. April & There Is one
nomination now pending before the
senate, which Is pregnant Of possible
discord. II Is that OF Mr.. Eclsels TO be
controller Of the currency At the re-
quest Of the faancc committee. Senator
Mcpherson visited the white house,
Thursday and informed the president
that Mr. Ecikcls probably could not be
confirmed, not only because Of his
youth, but because Of his selG-admittcd
Ignorance Of questions Of currency and
finance
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PANAMA, Colombia, April "a con-
tract has been signed BY which the
government grants an extension OF
twenty months to the Panama canal
representatives in which to organize d
new company and renew work on the
canal It has been learned that the
government at Bogota would have
granted the concession long ago, but
for charges preferred against the
finnidator.
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WAsHIxoToS, April s Tho extraor-
mary session OF the senate IS likely to
come to an end as early as next Thurs
day. The steering committee has al
ready made report to the democratic
caucus in favor Of that date. and II IS
understood that this report Is quite in
accordance with the wishes Of Presi-
dent Cleveland, who Is anxious that the
senate leave Washington as carly as
nossibie.
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Canadians Ready For CHOLERA.

OTTAWA, Ont, April s The deputy
minister Of public works has returned
from a tour Of inspection Of the quar-
antine station in the maratime PROV
inces, and reports them properly
equipped and ready for effective work.
The station at Gross Isle will be one Of
the most complete establishments Of
the kind in the world
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Frn.,k II. ward hIlicsl.

WAsnIserox, April s. Frank X.
Ward, once a prominent business man
In Washington, was run over and killed
Thursday night by an electric car.
Ward became notorious several years
ago through killing Max Adler in the
Marble saloon, in this city. He was
tried for murder and acquitted.
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I r.,sccnti !. 8 snnalnr lioIatora

pirrsHuRaH. Pa. April j. The Law
and order club Of this city IS prosecut-
ing edItors, newspaper boys ann all
other workers On Sunday morn ing pa
pcrs for violating the Sunday law. Ed
flor Huston, Of the Press, was fined sTs
for Mis- offense
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QUKENsrowN, April s The German
warship Kaiserin Augusta. after taixin,
on board large supply 81 provision
and coal, sailed Thursday morning 70
New York TO take part Ia the nava
review.
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NEW YoRK, April s. The White Star
co Thursday officially gave up the
Naronic The new passenger list for
the season just issued, does not include
the Naronic. in its list Of steamers.
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OMAHA, Neb, April s Russian Jews
in this city are reported 70 have buried
several children in soap boxes, only a
few inches beneath the surface Of Gem
trail Park. Considerable dread Of
disease results.
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WAsnINaToN, April 5. There are now
but two or three important foreign
missions to fiji. and judges Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia court Of appeals TO
appoint. As soon as these appoint
ments are made the president viii
notify the senate that he has no fur
ther business to submit. md an "a.
iournment will be taken.
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OMAHA. Neb.. April s The Nebraska
legislature has adopted articles Of i'm.
parchment against Attorney General
Hastings, Secretary Of State Allen and
Commissioner Humphrey. The articles
against Treasurer Hill have not been
completed
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GuADALArHA. Mex. April 8 Their
have been several light earthquake,
felt here during the past few days. thu
cause ofNwhich Is now apparent, rs thu
Colima volcano IS again in I state o
arnnfion.
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BUY cook HTnYES

NV i9anges, Gasoline Stoves, Tinware
~ ;iionse furnishing goods at y. w.
h. r Usher, King street, for he keeps
81; ,,s pest Gas and Water Pipe, spout
,1e and roofing done al short notice.
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WAsnINGToN, April s.--Jas 5. Ewing.
the new minister 70 Belgium, returned
to Bloomington, H.. Thursday. He
viii sail in time 10 be present az the
opening Of the international monetary
conference.
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CmcAeo, April 8. Henry Finmian
while repairing decorations on I'll.
dome Of the agricultural building n
the Worlds fair, fell $50 feet and WA
killed.
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- handle the Patent Chemical Ink Erasing
pepGii The most useful and novel Invention
n thc age Erases ink thoroughly In two sec
ends Works like magic. 800 to 800 per cent.
mott Agents making $50 per week. We also
want 4 general agent to take charge OF terri
tory and appoint sub agents. A rare chance
III nake money Write for terms and sampl
II erasing. Monroe Eraser Mfg. GO. i0li Ma
crosse Mis- 4-31m.S
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5EyvIS BELL Is now running three chairs at
i his shaving parlor and is prepared to serve
arc ihe finest in the city Hot and cold baths
any hour desired. 3-29Im.
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WANTED a good reliable colored girl to
w work lii Kitchen. Good pay and steady
work Apply at Hosiery Mill near y. & @.
. asSstf @4A
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TI,lIE only place on earth 70 get p cent floor
iii cloth for 10 cents Ii at Eugene y. Her
ring cheap cash store.
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100 YARDS Is cents floor oil cloth only 10
cents at Eugene X. Herring's
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I,oR RENT, The house In which have been
L nYfng on West Burke street. Possession
gwen April Rent SIS per month.
3tsff C, A. MILLER.
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WANTED. 800 Gents suits to clean at 81 Is
w Il suit New Process. Steam and dry
cleaning. u, CORDNEIs, South Raleigh street,
near new Jail.