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ArretIr rlrht.

WASHINGTON, b, O., March 3l,-A
subcommittee Of tho senate committee
on tho judiciary was engaged for timo
this morning looking into tho charges
that have bOOn made by W, L. Weeks,
chairman Of the Indian territory Demo.
cratic committee, against j. j, McAlOs.
Tor nominated to bo United stntOs mar.
Bhal Of that territory. II is claimed
that MoAlpster, by reason Of having
married ChickHsaw woman, ia no long.
or n citizen Of the United States, but OF
tho territory, mud therefore Ineligible to
appointment; also that no has opposed
the Democratic Organization In tho tor.
rlloiy and aided aud nbuttod tho In.
diNus In their recent dsnilCctlon. These
charges arc met by counter statements
on tho mart Of NlcAlcstOr and his friends,
who appeared before tho committee,
who say that that they woro only illOd
because II was a last resort 10 effect, II
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CHICAGO, March Sl.--A novel system
OF wholesale fraud with tho Chicago
police department as the sufferer was
suddenly unearthed to-day. 1t seems
certain that there is in existence a
school for tho education OF applicants
for position on the police force. The
tutor is not content with coaching his
pupils SO they can 90 to police head
quarters and there fill out the question
blanks. He gives them complete sot
Of examination papers, and tho appli-
cant, after handing them in, abstracts
the set given him by tho police exam
iner to bo filled out for tho use OF the
next applicant. The police have not
succeeded in locating tho school, but
are confident it exists.
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Failures Durlnr tilo Last Quarter.

NEw YoAK, March 9l.-Bradsireci's
quarterly report Of failures tomorrow
will say: Business failures throughout
tho United States during tho past throo
months, as reported to BrudstrCet'S, mum.
ber 5000, q smaller total with ono ex-
ceptlon than has been similarly re-
ported for eleven years. Last year
there worc 3,907 failures during Jan.
uary, February and March. The total
liabilities Of individuals, firms and cor.
porations failing during the past quar-.
Ter aggregate $50, ,424,S 1853, as compared
with $50, 1901, ,740, IN increase Of $3,52O,-
900, about9 per cent, while tho falling
off In tho number Of failures thus far
this year, as compared with last, is q
tritlo over per cent.
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A Big Revenue Haul.

PHILADELPHIA. March 3l.-Internal
Revenue Collector Brooks to-day seized
the brewery OF Phillip Klein & Sons as
result OF a discovery made yesterday
that an Illicit molaases rum distillery OF
1900 gallons capacity was being con-
ducted therein. Tho discovery was
made by revenue agents who have been
WORKING on the case for four months
and who torcibly entered an upper
room. Tho plant is valued at $4,000
and tho illicit distillery IL the largest
ever unearthcd. Phillip Klein. the
son, was held In s1,6OO bail by United
States Commissioner Bell for a further
hearinr Tomorrow,
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nGlnrlnnnn Nc,t.

Charles Frohman's latest comedy sue
cess, "Gloriana," comes fresh from New
York to tho Opera House. "Gloriana"
10 to be presented by ono Of Mr.. Froh-
mans best companies, and 10 said to be
very funny In plot and brlghtin action.
"Gioriana" is o handsome aud vivaclous
widow, whose fiirtations with q young
diplomat before tho play opens, makes
her appearance on tho stage, just be-
foro his intended marriage TO q young
lady, very inopportuno. SO ho dlsguiseS
himself as his servant, and his servant
as himself. tits a good plot for fun and
Is said to DO full Of II. Much OF tho sue.
cess Of tho play 10 undoubtedly duo to
tho excellent company which includes
George W. Barnum, William Norris,
Charles Drake, John Allen, b. Sher.
wood, q. Q, Phillips, Jacques Martin,
Eugene +. Eberlo, Charles Il, Warren,
and Eleanor Morron, Helen Holland
and Tilllo Barnum.
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AToWN DESTROYED.
Galonu, Maryland, Practically wiped Out
by Fire.

by Fire.
WILMINGTON, DEL, March 31.-The
chief OF the FIRE department this morn.
ing received word that the town Of
Galcna, with about 800 inhabitants, near
Chestertown, Md, was on fire and re-
questing assistance. A later dispatch
was received saying that tho town had
been wiped out. The loss cannot at
present be asccrtained.
About two hundred houses were to.
tally destroyed and several persons &C.
verely injured while fighting tho fire.
No lives were lest. As no railroad nor
telegraph offices are in tho town 1t is
impossible to get further details. Tho
frames were neat and substantial, built
close together. They contained several
shops operated by w. A. Hyland, u
manufacturer OF agricultural imple.
ments, and had a large school house.
The largest retail store in Kent county
is located at Galena aud is owned by
Thomas Horsey. The first message
from Galena asking for help was re.
ceivod at 1000 o'clock this morning.
While preparations were being made to
send two fire engines another telegram
was received at l0:SO o'clock saying:
"roo late, town burned down."
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No changes win bo Made.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 31.-Therc
seems to be no likelihood of any changes
being made among the officials Of the
United States fish commission. Their
tenure OF office in the past has been
based on good conduct. The frst to
hold office was Prof. Baird, who died in
1887. During his incumbency no salary
was attached to the position, but after.
wards such a provision was made, and
after n brief occupancy OF the office by
Prof. Goode, Commissioner Mcdonald
was appointed fish commissioner by
President Cleveland during his Grst
term as the first salaried commissioner.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 9l.-A spe.
cial to the Eveniag Telegraph from Mays
Landing, N. j., says large forest Gre
has been raging between Millvllle and
that place since carly yesterday morn.
ing. Late last night the flames we're
waited by heavy winds and the
jewish settlement OF Carmel narrowly
escaped destruction. The fro 10 being
vigorously fought, but it Is feared much
valuable timber will bo destroyed. The
burning OF brush by woodsmcn is the
supposed origin.
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CLEVELAND, o., March Sl.--rho wire
nail manufacturers arc still raising
their prices. Three meetings were held
in this city three months ago and as a
result an aggregate advance OF s. per
ton on finished product was ordered.
Tho reason given was that tho price Of
tho raw materials was steadily on the
increase. Yesterday about a dozen OF
tho manufacturers met at the Weddell
House and decided to put tho price up
another dollar.
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WASHINGTON. D. O., March Se.-Post-
masters appointed for West Virginia:
Arnoldsburg, Calhoun county, L. Ken
ney, vice Arma L, Lakey, resigned
BeattysvilIe, Jackson county, A. s.
Williams, vice S. 1. Beatty, resigned ;
Given, Jackson county, ], Z. starcher,
vice +. S. Hutchison, resigned; Jackson
Court House. Jackson county, B, L.
RAIDER, vice II. V. Dean, resigned; Lock-
harts, Jackson county, A. b. Burke, vice
P. A. RAIDER, resigned; Liberty, Putnam
county, J. F. Bowles, vice y. B. Clinton,
resigned; Lowdell, Wood county, ]. NJ.
Stephens, vice A. 7. Morriston, resign
ed; Sherman, Jackson county, I. +.
Cline, vice ]. F. Ball, resigned.
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URGED BY THE PRIESTS.

A Mob Attacks American Students in
Bolivia-Many Injured.
VALPARAISO, March 3l.-An attack
was made on tho American students en-
route to Chicago in La Pase, Bolivia.
A correspondence at that place tclegraphs
that the students we're attending in pro-
cession the funeral OF Chilean who
was being buried according to Masonic
rites. Urged by the priests q mob at
tackled the students. In their fury they
smashed the instruments carried by the
students, many OF whom were seriously
injured. The government Of Bolivia
has raised the state Of siege in the re-
public except in the state Of Beni.
Conditional amnesty has been granted,
but the right has been reserved to prose-
cute all who we're engaged in the re-
cent attempt to overthrow the govern
mant
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ESQUIMAUX STRIKE.
The Village on the Worlds Fair
Grounds may be Dissolved.
ARE LEARNING AMERICAN Ways

Too Rapidly for tho company-They
Object to Wearing Their Arctic
Clothing in Warm Weather and are
Locked Up-Grave Charges Against
the Company-It Appears that They
Wero Brought to tho United States
In Violation OF the Contract Labor
Law-somo Startling Disclosures
Promisod-Thelr Complaint Seems
to DO Well Founded.
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Me,O York Press.
THE SOLE LEATHER TRUST.
Impossible to Break tilt is Imprognabl
With Big Backing,

With Blg DaCirtug.
BRocxroN, Pa, March 9l.-A sales
man for one OF the leading tapneries
who is now in this city, in speaking OF
the sole leather trust, says it is impreg-
nable and cannot be broken by any
combined effort Of tho manufacturers
here or throughout New England. The
trust, he says, represents 100000
and every avenue through which the
tanners derive their supplies Is con-
trolled. The manufacturers will have
to increase thar prices for shoes, viii ch
Is tho only solution Of the problem.
There Is no hope OF breaking the trust,
the head centre OF which is in New
York, because each tanner is under
heavy bonds not to violate tho compact
for a certain number of years. He
thinks, however, that Armour and some
OF tho western cattle kings may go into
the sole leather business and help the
manufacturers of New England. W. l..
Douglas, q leading shoe manufacturer
here, says he looks to aome action
being taken by New England manutac-
turers at an early day.
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sTATH on TRADE.
II. G. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Review of tn
Conditlon of BusluesE,


II. G. Dun S Co.'s Weekly Review of tho
Condition of business.
New YoRK, March 3l.-R. G.. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review Of trade says: The
fact OF largest influence in the record OF
the past week has been the increased
distribution OF goods. The stringency
often seen about Apri l does not ap-
pear here, nor are other money markets
moro close. But while imports greatly
exceed exports. it Is not safe to calculate
that outgoes OF gold will not again dis
turb confidence. Hence the break in
import speculations has its hopeful
side. Wheat at Chicago had sudden
fall OF &c in one day, but as prices there
have been 10 to 20c higher than at
other western cities and Sc higher than
at New York, markets were very little
affected anywhere else and here are
only an eighth lower. But the price in
Great Britain is theslowest ever known.
The iron and steel business is q shade
firmer, with improved demand for bar,
plates and structural forms and rails do
not SELL bessemer iron Is firm and steel
stronger. Tho strength in the shoe
trade is unabated. Copper is a shade
weaker, heavy supplies Of tin have
checked tho advance, while lead is
shade stronger. Coal is naturally weak,
with some dissatisfaction in the pool.
At Pittsburgh the demand for furnish-
ed iron are large. Glass is more active,
and the coal strike has ceased. Rolled
and pig iron are in larger demand and
higher at Cleveland.
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RoME, March Sl.-Tho vatican has an-
nounccd that tho popo will not grant
audiences to any royal pcrsonages OF
the Roman Catholic faith who como to
Romo to attend tho silver wedding Of
King Humbort and Queen Margaret.
This decision will also apply to ropre-
sentatives OF Catholic soverelgnS. In
cases OF Protestant soveroigns who at
tend the wedding no such general rule
haa benfl made.
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A FIAsCo.
An Attempted Revolution In Costa Rlca a
Dismal Failure.


An Attempted Revolution in Costa Rica q
Dismal Failure.
PANAMA, March 31.-A conspiracy to
bring about revolution was discovered
in Costa Rica on the 27th inst, and was
suppressed through tho energetic and
cautious action OF the government. 1t
appears that the conspirators plotted
to make an attack upon the Quartet,
or quarters where the military stores
in charge OF the quartermaster general
we're deposited, and with the arms and
ammunition found there equip enemies
Of the government and inaugurate Q
general revolution.
The loader OF tho conspiracy was
Gutierrief, who recently returned from
exile, to which he had been condemned
on account OF a previous revolt against
the government, and who had been inn
patient to overthrow those who had ex-
tended clemency to him on that occa-
sion. The authorities being fully aware
OF the intentions Of the rebels, deter-
mined to allow the latter to proceed
with the plan and capture them in the
act OF treason. The government was
completely successful. The conspira-
tors made their attack on the Quartet,
as they had planned, and secured arms
and ammunition. AT this moment
they were taken by surprise by the gov
ernment troops. Tho latter captured
the conspirators and also the arms and
and ammunitions, Of which the latter
had possessed themselves. In order to
prevent any further disturbances the
country was placed under martial law.
The government intends to inflict
such severe punishment on the founders
as will be a warning to others. Full
details Of tho affair could not be OBJ
tanned but the facts arc understood to
be substantially as stated.
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Special Dispatch TO The htcliGenccr
pARxERsDuRG, W. Va, March 31.-
John 'o'Blcnncss. aged seventy.fivc
years, resident hero, was run over and
killed on o. r. r. r. to-day near Bel.
mont. lie was walking on the track
and did not hear the engineers signal.
Tho residence OF A. J. Nicely was
burned last night; loss $1,000, no in
surnnce.
Samuel Stewart is no better. He is
still hiccoughing, which has continued
several days. II. I. Harnish was put
in his place as candidate for council on
the Republican ticket in the Second
ward.
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SLICK CUSTOMERS
Rob Passengers on II II, q o. Train, but
Arc Neatly Caught.

Rob Passengers on IL. q o. Train, but
Are Neatly Caught.
Special Dispatch 10 he hieIligmcsr
MARTINsDuRd, W. Va, March 81
When train No, Z ran into tho Balti-
more & Ohio depot in this city last
night several parties on the train were
approached by two good looking and
well dressed individuals who wanted
to exchange small notes for larger ones,
George Il, Senetf, OF 0deon, Ind, was
relieved OF SIS III changing a$2O bill.
Oliver Kemp, q Baltimore 4 Ohio bridge.
man OF Harper's Ferry, lost So in chang
ing q $40 bill, and George Orr, q police
officer, OF Cumberland, who was also on
the train, asked for a SO bill, but when
the swindlers caught sight OF his un'
itorm they jumped from the train,
which was the leaving the depot
Messra. Seneif and Kemp discovered
their loss soon after leaving hero, and
at Hancock got off the train with Officer
Orr and returned to this place.
With the assistance OF the local police
they soon found their men in bed at
the Continental hotel, they having req:
istered as William II. Matthews and
Robert Nevins, both OF Washington, d.
g. Matthews had hearing before
Squire Harrison to-day and was re'
leased, ho having done mono OF tho
money changing, and tho hearing Of
Nevlns was postponed on motion OF his
counsel until Monday.
Mr.. Joseph Gaterow, of this place,
was robbed OF $i00 a few nights ago
while on tho train near Point OF Rocks
and many other losses are coming to
light which are supposed TO have been
the work OF these fellows,
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New York, March St.-Anothor trans
Atlantic steamship has been disabled
ut sea while on her way to this port.
The Hekla, OF the Thingvalla line, has
been sighted while making slow pro-
gross, with machinery that has been re-
paired temporarily after breaking down.
Tho French liner La Normandie arrived
early this morning with the report.
Captain Rupe says that his vessel eX-
changed signals with the Hekla at $3.50
p. IN. on March 81, four days ago. She
said that she had mada temporary re-
pairs to her machinery and was steam
Ing at about eight miles an hour. Tho
disabled vessels position at the time
was almost in mid ocean and on the
westward path OF ocean steamers. The
Hekla left Christiansen on March Is
and was due here March 20. The exact
number OF passengers is not known.
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WAsnINdroS, D. G., March 3l,-Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General Maxwell
to-day appointed 1S0 fourth, class post.
masters, which involved 50 removals.
The largest number Of appointments
was made in lndiana, whore there were
SO, involving 10 removals. In Missouri
thore were lG appointments and re.
movals; in Tennessee 20 appointments
and 10 removals; In Vermont II up.
pointments and 10 removals. in West
Virginia eight appointments, all Of tho
inCumbents having resigned.
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Prompt Measures in tho Indian Natter

Prompt Measures IN thc lhuihh mhtterS'
WASHINGTON, March sl.-Late last
night Secretary Hoko Smith received q
telegram from Commissioner Gibbons,
Indian Territory, in which he states
that unless steps arc taken to prevent q
collision between the two rival factions
Of CnoCtaw Indians bloodshed is i'm
mincnt. Secretary Smith at once COM
municated with the secretary OF war
with the result that the officer in COM
mand OF the United States troops near
est tho scene OF the threatened trouble
has been instructed to promptly inform
himself Of the exact situation and take
such action as it seems TO warrant.
Agent Bennett. at Muskogee, has also
been directed to proceed at once to the
locality and report upon the situation
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wAsnlNoroN, D. G., March 3l.-A Re-
publicanl Senator who stands high in
his party councils said to-day that the
proposed senatorial investigation oi
private characters and the roorganiza.
ton scheme would come to nothing
this session. They could not be con.
sidered while the contested seats arc
under discussion, and when that sub
ject is disposed OF the senate will prob
ably adjourn, as u quorum would other.
wise disappear within two days after
the President notified tho body that he
has no further business to present to 1t,
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THE FRENCH CRISIS.
No Hopes Entertained of a settle-
ment of the Difficulty.
COMMENTS OF The PRESS OF PARIS

Tho Refusal to Grant Supplies to the
Government for Moro than Month
Regarded as Proof that tho Cham
Der Desires an Early Dissolution.
An Attempt to Precipitate a Revo-
luton in Costa Rica Meets With a
Dismal Failure-The Government
Defeats Efforts of tho ConspiratOrs.
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Morton,s ANe llcgIn. to swInE.

WASHINGTON, D. g., March 3l.-sec.
rotary Morton has appointed fivo state
agents in the department Of agriculture
to take effect April /. They are: Frank
A. Dilubuah, Of lllin6ls, ylco S. D.
Fisher, romovcd A. $. L. Mercer, Of
Wyoming, vicc Il. A. Slack, removed /;
G. L. FRYE, OF Tennessee, vice I. NJ.
Reeves, removed; L. NJ. Fay Of Wiscon.
sin, vice II. Q. Adams, removed, and
Nathan Pratt, OF Delaware, vice Daniel
r. gtnwart. removed,
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, March Silt ID
probable that the meeting Of tho Inter.
national Association Of Machlnlsts
which will bo hold in this city tho Arst
week In May will result In amalgama-
ton with the International Association
Of Boiler Workers and tho international
Association Of BlAcksmiths. There Ia
said To bo a strong sentiment In favor
Of thc union Of these three great organ
igalonA
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WAslnSaroS, D, c., March 81. I'm ro.
gard to Minister EustiS and the French
mission, 1t has boen practically decided
to ronomnato him TO the senate us am
bassudor rs q safer plan OF action than
for the President TO assume the author.
ity OF designating him as such under
his confirmation as minister plcnipoien'
tinry. In ordor that Mr. Eustls may
have the dlslinCtion Of being tho second
ambassador appointed II is more than
probable his now nomination will bC
sent to tho senate carly nOxt week
probably Monday
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nnnh rrIan, al llo MnItc non.o

WASHINGTON, D. O., March 9l,-Good
Friday was spont quietly ut tho white
house The President cav iow con-
prossnen from 10 TO Ii O'Clock. whom
the cabinet meeting began. Mrs. Clevc.
land usually receives on Friday, but
sho did not receive to-day, Instead she
won't out for an airing in tho carriage
with her babY.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March S1.-Tho
Gyo story buildings Nos. 1870 to 1877
North'l'ront street, owned and occupied
by tho 4. Wolklc & Smith Spice Com.
pany wUro partially destroyed by fro
this morning. Loss $4,000; covered by
inEnrAnCn.
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BOUNCED FOR GOOD.
Secretary Carlisle viii not Rein
state Discharged Employees,
ONLY DEMOCRATS GET The PLACES

And Democratic Congressman Who
Ask that Republicans be Reap
poInted VIII be IGnorcd-Busy
Making a Clean sweep-The Public
Debt statoment-The Bering Sea
Commissioners Drawing Double
Pay-Carlisle and Gresham Think
They Have Found a Mares Nest.
Other Washington News.
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senator Faulknor's slstor.In.law Dead.

Senator Faulkner's slster.in.Iaw Dead.
Special Dtspatch 10 he IR,sRtgence.
MApTINsBURo, W. Va, March 81
Mis-, Ellen Watson Vim, who'o OK
trcmo illness has been reported before
to the INrELLIdEScER, died ut the resi-.
in this city this evening. Miss Winn's
illness has extended back over q period
Of sixteen months, and during tho past
month or two has been Of such u serious
nature as to require the presence OF the
senator at her bedside continuously,
executing occasionally for day or two,
or few hours when ho was at the post
in Washington. She has made her
home with the senator's family for the
past twenty-five years and since the
death OF her sister, the senator's wife,
has been u comfort to his family.
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TRENTON, N. j., March 9i.--ArLiclcs Of
incorporation for tho American stOvo &
CoOpOrage Company havo boon fiiOd
with tho secretary OF state. The incor-
porAtots nre Isaac u. Mills, Of Boston !
William N. Wells, OF New York, and
Charles W. Smith, Of Morristown. The
capital stock Ia $i,000,0OO.
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The Situation In tho Choctaw war 10
serious. Active preparations for battle
nre going OH among the rival factions.
II now looks IA II tho strong hand Of
tho government will have to interfere.
Both eidos arc eager 10 fight.
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Tho White Heather.

BosroS, MASS, March S1.-A cabl o
dispatch from Scotland to the Herald
says that the l00-ton cutter which Is bo.
ing built BY Fifo for the syndicate OF
Scotch yachtsmen Is TO DO named tho
IWhito Heather"