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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-22
ANoTHEn EXPLOSION

At Rome-Enorts of the DynamiterS d.
rGcted Against the Vatican.
RoME, March 2l.-A short time after
tho explosion last night Of a bomb at
tho Marignui palace in the suburbs Of
Rome, another explosion occurred in
the city, being the second outrage in the
city in less than week, the first hay.
ing occurred on Friday last ut the
ancient Mattel palace, the residence Of
Hon. William Potter, the United States
minister. Last nights outrage was per-
pctrated at tho residence OF the Marquis
Sacchottis, grand marshal OF the papal
court, and has caused feeling OF great
anxiety in vatican circles, in view Of tho
fact that the efforts of the dynamiters
seem to bel a measure directed against
the attaches OF the popo's court.
The bomb which exploded last night
had been within the entrance OF the
Marquis Sacchetti's residence, and the
noise OF the explosion was heard for q
great distance. Fortunately the only
material damage done was the smash-
ing OF many widows in tho palace,
though the walls in some places bore
traces OF tho explosion. This affair
caused the police to be moro than usu-
ally vigilant, and during the night an
other bomb was found OH tho staircase
OF house in tho Via Belle Quatro Fon-
tame. A lighted fuse was attached to
the bomb, and it was discovered just in
time to prevent an explosion that In all
probability would have resulted disas-
trously to its occupants. The police
have no clue to tho authors Of the out
RACES, though they firmly believe thoy
arc anarchists, who are trying 10 in
timidate the authorities and thus pre-.
vent tho punishment OF u number OF
their friends who were recently arrest
cd. This theory is not generally nc.
cepted. however, Us tho outragcs have
been directed as much against tho vati-
can officers as against the government
Every possible effort is being made 10
detect the guilty parties, and to prevent
repetition Of tho outragoE
SIX bombs were thrown In this city
to-day. General alarm Is felt. No ar.
rests have been made.
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AIIrutni Murder,

KALAMAZOO, Mtcl., March 2l.-somo
time during tho noon hour to-day
Louis schilling was cruclly murdered
IN the Office OF his meat market OF
Portage street, sChillng, who was one
OF the oldest business men In tho city,
wus loft alone In his meat market by
his clerk, WHO went to dinner. Az one
o'clock he returned aud found sChilling
on tho floor Of the Office with his
throat cut from car TO car and deep
hole in tho top Of his hond. His purse
had been robbed. No CluO to tho lnur'
deror,
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BY THE DEATH CHAIR.
What Mrs, Harris Proposes to do If He
Son is Executed.

What Mrs. Harris Proposes to do If Her
Son Is Executed.
NEW YoRK, March 2l.-Mrs. Harris,
mother OF Carlyle W. Harris, in an in.
tervlew last night, said that her son had
begged her not to hold a mass meeting,
and in Difference to his wishes the pro.
ject had been abandoned. She said
that the petition sent out would con-
tain n digest of all the new evidence.
"If Carl is executed" said Mrs. Hor-
ris, with tragic energy, ~ shall stand
in the death chamber by tho chair, with
Juror Mason's affidavit in my hands,
and sec my boy murdered. I'll have
the affidavit buried in the coffin with
him"
Mrs. Harris said that District Attor-
ney Nicoll had told Mr.. Howe he would
not allow her in the court room yes
terday. sha believed he feared popu-
lar uprising in Harris's behalf,
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A BAD APPOINTMENT.

ClOvGInnd's First Indinun Gift Corpora
ton obbylst-DcmoCrat Kick.
INDIANAPOLIS. March 2l.-The ap-
pointment OF Frank Burke as district
attorney Of Indiana has created great
surprise and not little indignation.
1t was thought, at least in this city, that
JOHNNY. Kern would be the appointee.
Kern has been u staunch Cleveland man
all along, while Burke has been anti
Cleveland. The Sentinsland NcWs to-day
both deplore the appointment. The
Sentinel says 1t cannot without stultity-
ing itsclf and ropudiating all that 1t has
fought for tho last five years, approve
Burke's appointment Both papers
cite Bark0's legislative record as an un-
savory ono and say that he has always
been tho mouth.piece Of the lobby and
tho friend OF corporations.
Luclus u, Swift, tho we'll known civil
service reformer, and ono OF tho editors
OF the CigR Scrpice Chronicle, condemns
tho appointment and says. "Burko IL
ono OF tho most vicious opponents OF
good government that has OF lato years
got Into public places"
Mr. Swift addodS "Happlly II is not
too late II Mr.. Cleveland desires TO cor.
rect his mistake"
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soLn lNro sLAvrllY.


A Negro Sold nt Public Auction III Mis-.
SONr Under tho New VaErhnCy Law.
MEXICO, Mo-, March 2l,-At tho east
front Of tho court houso to-day scene
was enacted, the like OF which has not
been Witnessed hero since anto.bollum
days. II was the palo Of George Hard.
ing, colorod, thlrly.avo years Of age an
able bodied man, aud II convicted vag.
rant
AZ tho trial Ito could not show, evOn
In tho weakest manner, that hO had
earned S. In tho past eight months
Aitor some sharp bidding tho services
Of tho prisoner for tho elk months werO
knocked down for $40 to John Potts, II
coal dealer II lhcro Is anything left Of
tho money after paylng tho legal costs II
goes to tho negro,
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FoURTH GLASS PosTMAsTERs.
Five Thousand designations on File-The
appointment Work will be Slow.

Five Thousand designations on File-Tho
appointment Work will be SLOW.
WASHINGTON, D, G., March 2l,-Rob-
ert A, Maxwell, whose nomination as
fourth assistant postmaster general was
yesterday confirmed by the senate, was
at the postotiice department this morn
ing and expressed his purpose to take
formal charge OF the office tomorrow.
II is learned that there are on file in
the department more than 5000 resig-
nations Of postmasters, many of the
fourth class, and that these casea will
be considered and disposed Of before
any cases Of removals are taken up.
Very few OF the cases where resigna-
tions have been received are ready for
action. This is due to two causes;
First, the great accumulation Of petit
tions, etc, received ut the department
within the last few weeks. The second
cause ia what is known as the list OF
referees has not yet been made out. AS
q rule these referees will be men &c.
lected in Republican districts, who are
supposed to know and represent the
wishes OF the Democratic citizens Of the
place as Democratic members OF Con-
gress are supposed to do in their own
districts. While tile recommendation
OF these referees will not be final, they
will have great weight in making the
appointments OF postmasters. 1t Is
probable that very much OF Mr.. Max
wells time during the next few weeks
will he taken up by callers 80 that II
will be some time before the work Of
making changes will have actively
begun.
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CoMpLlTELY ExoNERATED.

The Famous Case sf Shaw vs., the West
Virginia Coptral CompNuy-E FIX Senator
Davis aud ex-secretury EllsIns Win Their
Case. ...-
BALrMoRE, Mp, March 2l,-Judse
Dennis handed down his opinion this
afternoon in tho case OF Alexander Shaw
againat the West Virginia Central &
Pittsburgh Railway Company, the Pied
mont & Cumberland Railroad, Henry
G. Davis, Thomas B. Davis and Stephen
b. Elkins, in which he dismissed the
bill and dissolyedfhe temporary injunc-
tion,
This case has been in court for three
years aud has attracted wide attention
because OF the prominence OF the par
ties thereto and tho charges Of miscon.
duct involved, Tho decision COM
pletely exonerates ex-senator Davis
and ex,secretary Elkins from any
wrong-doing and the court can find
nothing in the management OF the road
TO cririclse.
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1,1nhn 1.lnnn nrmncrnis.

PRoviDEScr, r, l., March 2l-Tho
Democratic convention was called to
order at 1921 by Chairman Owen, of
the state central committee. Col. Sam
uel II. Honey, OF Newport, was chosen
chairman and addressed the Conven-
ton. Nominations wero thon mado
unanimously at follows:
Governor, David $, Baker, jr, OF
North Kingston; lieutenant governor,
Dalton t. Young, Of Newport secretary
OF state, John II. HeiTernan, Of Woon.
socket; attorney general, Clarence a.
Aldrich, Of Providence.
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A BIG SENSATION


Sprung In the German Roiclstag-Recto
Ahlwardts Serious Charges Against the
bismarck Administration.
BERLIN, March 2l.-Rector Ahlwardt,
in the cour4e of rabidly anti-semitic
speech, declared that he had eleven
documents which showed conclusively
that while Prince Bismarck was chan
collor fraudulent contracts had been
transferred dishonesty by means OF
contracts from tho golfers Of the Btato
to tho pockets OF jewish speculators.
These statements were made by Ahl-
wardt amid growing confusion among
tho radicals, nationalists, liberals and
social Democrats.
lie was interrupted by calls for
names, but he did not give them. After
the president had quieted the house,
Ahlwardt said that the deputies wero
not Obliged to dopond upon his word
for proof that these frauds had existed,
as tho documentary evidence was
above impeachment, Had tho losses oi
tho state through tho contracts boon
trivial, tho matter might bottor have
been allowed to pass unnoticod; but
tho truth was that through
its relations with tho Jews,
tho government had lost hundreds
OF millions. Tho documents proving
this wore Gigued by men Of national
reputation. Several OF these mon were
now ministers Ono OF thom was DR..
Johannes Miguel, PrusBian minister Of
finance. A prolonged uproar followed
this statement. Deputies shouted that
Ahlwardt should produce hiH docu.
inunts, as his word had boon proven to
bo worthless, and tho debate closed
with his being directed 10 submit the
documents to tho foichstag Tomorrow
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WASHINGTON, D, O., March 2l.-Proi.
]. R. Dodge. statistician OF the depart
ment OF agriculture, includes in his
monthly report the latest official stats.
tics Of the principal crops OF foreign
countrieA The present conditions are
very favorable. The worlds wheat
crop for 1892 was 2,347,06S ,035 bushels,
an aggregate slightly lower than the
preliminary estimates OF 1901.
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IN nARRls's BEHALF.


A Petition Tor Executive Ulcmcncy TO DO
Circulated.
NEW YoRK, March 2l.-A petition
praying for the clemcncy OF Governor
Flower in the case OF Carlyle Harris
has besn prepared and will be put in
circulation tomorrow. The Office Of
Howe & Hummol will be tho central dis
tributing point for the petition whero
signatures will be received and copies
Of 1t sent BY mail to all who ask for 1t.
1t is said that many requests for tho
document have already been received
from persons who are not residents Of
this state, but desire to attest their bo.
lief in the innocence of Harris,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-22
LINCOLNS GRAVE
Fallen from It's Place as the Shrine
of the Nation
THE STATELY MONUMENT ERECTED

To Commemorate a Peoples Love
NIutilated by Relic Hnnters-Tho
SIausolopm Used as Museum in
Which "Rolics" are Exhibited by q
"Custodiau" to Visitors for an Ad.
mission Price of Twenty-Five Cents.
AN Indignant Chicago Newspaper
Calls Attention to tho State of
Affairs.
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oicampaign. One Republican senator
who took q prominent part in the last
caucus said that that the Republicans
would not stand idly by and see the
precedents OF tho senate violated with
out protest, and intimated that If tho
Democrats precipitated contest there
was no telling whenit would end.
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InnnrtnlInn INV nInnllled.

WASHINGTON, D. O., March 2l,-secre-
tary Carlisle has issued circular in re.
gard to the importation Of animals for
breeding purposes which modiles tho
existing regulations by, making them
In some respects less stern. The pre-.
yious requirement OF "iour.top.crosses"
is reduced to "three.top.crosses."
Whenever the required certificates can
not be furnished at the time Of the mr.
rival OF tho animals and the collector is
satisfied from other evidence that the
animals would be entitled to free entry
they may be 80 admitted in bond for
the production OF the required certid.
cate. A new list OF recognized registries
has been promulgated for the guidance
Of collectors OF customs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-22
7HHRE IS HOPE STILL
For Those Who Are Not on the
Ring Slate for once.
Mr.. CLEYGLANDS LATEST MOVE
Is to Ignore the Recommendations
by State Delegations.
II is NOW A Personal SCRAMBLE

And the President Has Started in to
Break Up Political Rlngs-United
Senatorial and Congressional En.
dorsoments Gut no Figurs-Grover
Gives Additional Evidence of His
Intention to Correct tho eSNIissalSos
Ho Made Belore-The Democratic
Senators Will Have a Hard Time to
Garry Ont Their Unprecedented
Scheme of Reorganization.
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THREE CONVICTED.
De Lesseps, Baihaut and Rlondin
Found Guilty and Sentenced.
AN AFFECTING SCENE OCCURS

When the Son of tho Great Panama
EueineePT Takes Leave of His Family
at tho PrIson-All tho Others Ao-
cused of Completely in the Panama
Affair Are Acquitted-Baihaut's
Parting With His wie-Anothor
Explosion in Rome-The Dynamit.
ers Evidently Have Designs on tho
vatioan-other Foreign News
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snnnLnr Mornnn llrcnycrs.

LONDON. March 2l.--In an interview
to-day United States Senntor John 4.
Morgan stated hp has recovered from
his recent sickness mud thut ho would
start for Paris to-day.
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For Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
fair IN tho mornlngi rain OF snow " iho even
lngi slightly colder nOrthchiqrly winds.
For Ohio, Increasing clOullnesS followed by
tnln or SNOW during tho afternoon or night
slightly COLDER naslorly Winds.
mn TEMPERATURE YErERDAY,
n furnished by q. HgHNErR drugBlil, cofn0g
Market mud FOuflVpnth streets
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sn PAU, MtSS., March 2i.-By vote
OF 81 to 10 the senate to-day passed tho
senate bill extending full suffrage a. all
eioOtions In Minnesota TO women.
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2ASTr, March 9l.--A very strong
shock Of earthquake lasting twenty-five
seconds, at half past ak this morning,
was felt Nt Zante, CataCola, Palras and
CCphulonia.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-11-17
scnsclcss Display.

When diamond aigrcts are used az
bonnet pins and gcmmed and enam-
eled watches are Aimsily and Osten-
tatiously fastened on bodices, it IS
not strange that thieves should ind
occupation among the tens OF thou
sands that flock to the Fair daily IL
good taste-that necessarily revolts
against a needless display of costly
ornaments in such places-wi not
induce women to leave Jewels at
home and to wear watches less OBJ
trusivelv, conscience ought to have
some weight with them, Many a
thief has been made so by oppOrtu-
nifty, 1t is tempting the weak to
carry expensive gems where a little
stratagem is all that is required to
seize and conceal them. 1t is put
ting premium on dishonesty to
parade biiouterie in manner to
make employment Of detectives nee
essary where simplicity Of dress
would be at once more dignitied and
less dangerous. Chicago Herald.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-11-17

The secret of easy, rapid and sue
cessful ironing is to have the clothes
well and evenly dampened and the
irons very hot. The dampness pre-
vents scorching and the hot iron
smoothes and polishes without the
fatiguing bearing down and repeated
passes necessary with one which does
not hiss when touched with the
moistened finger To bring out the
patternof embroideries lay them on a
strip of thick blanket and iron on the
wrong side. If the newly washed
sheets, evenly folded, are laid one by
one undes the smaller articles as they
are ironed, it will not be necessary to
iron them on their own account. -
New York World.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-11-17
TO KEEP ANTS AWAY.

Rub light flm-coat of balsam
Peru around near the bottom OF table
or kitchen safe legs-iust narrow
band will do-and renew the balsam
every two or three weeks. This will
keep ants away from tables, kitchen
safes, etc, and what they hold or CON
tain, provided there is no other ant
way than up the legs.
One drop balsam Peru spread around
the upper part of a sirup bottle will
keep the ants away for months.
Boil one ounce balsam Peru in one
gallon rain water for haitian hour, and
sponge tins water, while hot, over
wooden floors and walls, and it will
keep ants away for long time Sci
cntifc American
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cosr or ELECTRICAL cooKtve.

1t has been estimated TINT it will.
cost from $50 to about 81 to fit ont IT
kitchen in private house with all tn
appliances necessary for cooking 10y
electricity. The latter price includes
a heater for the hot-water boiler. The
cost Of cooking by electricity is es-
ti'aated TO lie about the same as when
gas is used for fuel. That is if the
electricity were furnished at half the
price that is paid for it for lighting
purposes. The advantages claimed
over gas are, that in the electric cook
ing there is no loss of heat. and no
products of complete or accidentally
imperfect combustion, New York
Post.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-11-17

The countries and nations Of the
world, with a fey -xcertions, begin
the year with January ], but That
this system is ahitrary and based up-
on nothing in particular. does not
even need to be proven The ancient
Egyptians, Chaldcans. PerSians, ~
rians. Phenicians and Carthaginians
each began their year with the au-
tumnal equinox, or about september
-. Among the Greeks the beginning
Of thq year was at the time OF the
winter sOlstice down TO Az Is. e.,
when the mention cycle was intro.
docedi after which the new year be-
gan Oh June - In England, from
the time Of the fourteenth century
until l752, the legal and ecclesastic-
al year began on March %.
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RECIPES.

GriddIed Eggs Heat the griddle
almost as hot as for griddle cakes.
Butter it lightly and place the eggs
upon it. When they become slightly
Drowned turn them with cake turner.
They will become sufficiently cooked
in about minute and half. If the
griddle is very smooth the buttering
may be omitted.
Goldfish Croquettes. Take equal
parts Of Goldfish squeezed from cold
water in which it has soaked for five
minutes after being picked into bits, J
and freshly mashed potatoes; season
with pepper and roll into shapes be-
tween slightly Toured hands. Dip in
to egg and roll in fine cracker crumbs.
Set aside for few hours to become
dry, then fry in deep, hot fat. Serve
with liberal garnish of parsley for
a supper dish. Make at noon for sup
per, or night before if wanted for
breakfast.
Oatmeal Biscuits. Mix together in
a bowl five ounces of white -four.
seven ounces of oatmeal, three ounces
of white sugar, four ounces of butter
(Which latter must first be dissolved.
and a quarter OF a teaspoonful Of car
donate of soda. Mix into a paste
with beaten egg and little cold
water. 1t must not be too wet, or it
will be difficult to handle. Flour the
hoard and roll the paste out thin.
Cut in rounds with a plain cutter, put
the biscuit ON well-greased pan and
bake about twenty minutes.
Creaned Potatoes This dish is the
best prepared from new potatoes, but
others can be used If new, rub off
the skins but do not scrape; if old,
peel them before cooking. Cook
quickly in boiling water. Have ready
pint of sweet cream and milk,
mixed. Put in a spider or Scotch
bowl, and when it comes to boil add
one teaspoonful of flour, mixed well
with two 7poonfuls of butter, and with
cold milk stir one minute; drain the
water from the potatoes aud salt them
remove to hot tureeu and pour
cream sauce over them
Duchesse Biscuits. Boil half pint
of cold water or milk, two ounces Of
sugar and one-quarter Of pound Of
butter together and stir in about five
ounces of tinely-sifted -four; boil To-
gother for five minutes; add little
havoring and one egg well beaten up.
When thoroughly we'll mixed, one or
two more eggs may be added, so long
as mixture is not too moist. Make the
paste into small biscuits and bake on a
bnttered tin until nicely Drowned.
Sprinkle custer sugar over them open
them at the side and put in a little
jim o. marmalode. This quantity will
only make small dish
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80 MAS can have a great God who
has a little Bible
MANY people who do not believe in
hell live in one
THr peace OF God is something the
levi cannot break
TROUBLES open doors in our hearts
rol christ to come in.
WHEN you try to be good try to be
good for something.
EVERY year a good man lives his
Bible becomes bigger
TnE man who does not believe in a
God live, that way
PEOPLE who really love God will
ind some way TO show it,
PEOPLE who borrow trouble never
have to 90 far to find II.
As army for God is strong enough
that has no towards in it.
MANY man is right in his heart
who is wrong in his head.
If happiness in this life is your OBJ
ject don't try hard to get rich.
How WE all admire the wisdom Of
those who come to us for advice.
TnE man who does wrong suffers,
but those who love him suffer more.
GoD finds it hard to bless man
who looks at everything through
money
COP is so near that every time a
pertinent sinners heart beats h. hears
! il
BAD men do right only because they
have to. good men, because they love
to-
THE man who is willing to have
only a little religion will never have
. any.
ThE Justice that a wicked man
never wants is the justice he de.
serves.
WHENEVER we try to make Others
happy, we get paid for it in Heavens
I money
I THE lean pig is the one that squeals
the most Let the faulthnder make
a note.
TIE man who tries to get tc
Heaven on stills will have many
tumbIes,
GoD does not want a dollar from
anybody who is not willing to be pure
in heart.
WE can always get good out of oul
troubles by talking them over with
!, the Lord.
The devil knows too much to waste
his time in trying to make a drunk
ard out Of stingy man
THE man who starts out to be a re
former should be well prepared 10
Y bad roads and rough weather
K The robe Of righteousness is a gar
h ment that stays white, no matte
4 how much mud is thrown at it.
WHEN we prey for the extension o
, Gods kingdom we put ourselves un
der obligations to work for it.
/ No UNREGENERATE man has eve
s.sssass-sar - Ass-- : = :. - --7--'-
? been any letter than Adam was
1 the day he was put out of the garde
SAVING an inch from your var
stick will shrink the door of Heavt
J, 80 much that your soul cannot ente
The lives of those who truly To-
God are sure to produce hungerir
and thirsting after righteousness
others.
MORE religion can be lost in sta
a ing away from prayer-meeting on
rainy night than can be gained on
\ clear Sunday.
CHRIST came to seek and to sa
I the lost. We are not walking in II
! footsteps unless in this we are tryiI
to be like Him.