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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-31
CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From All Parts Of the conntry
by Telegraph.

Gathered From All Parts Of the conrtry
by Telegraph.
Miss Lottie Baldwin was fatally rored
by Lull near Monroe, Mich.
President Clark, Of the Union Pacific
railroad, has withdrawn his resig-
nation.
The Kentucky legislature by vote
Of 4s 70 81 indefinitely postponed the
resolution enlogizing cleveland,s selec-
tion Of Gresham
The Clifton house. fashionable re-
sort at Marblehead, Mass, so rooms,
was burned Wednesday; loss, $50. 900.
The cars regiment Of guards viii
shortly present to the car painting
representing the regiment and its OIL
GERS on parade.
Mrs Henry Arnold, wife Of the presi-
dent Of the British-American associa-
ton, hanged herself Wednesday at
Methuen, Mass
The French chamber Wednesday de-
cided by 300 votes to 1877, that life
pension Of 5000 francs be given to tho
widow Of the late Ernest Remain
Hon. James b Eustis, appointed min
lister to France. was accorded an ova-
ton when he returned to New Orleans.
He win sail for Paris within few
days
Sam Crosby, Of Newport, KY, q
worthless inebriate, shot his wife to
death with musket Wednesday even
ing. while the woman was preparing
his supper
Mike Chambers. in jail at Sacrament
to, Cal, has confessed that he is the
man who murdered Fred Fetterman
some Months ago at Huntsville, Tenn.
He will be taken back.
Navigation on Lake Erie between
Cleveland, o., and the head Of the lake
Is open. The first boat to arrive there
from above was the big passenger
steamer City Of Detroit
At Camden, N. j., John Hill, SEN
fenced to be hanged April IL, has con-
fessed the murder Of Joseph Dodson.
He denies his FIRST story that he was
hired TO commit the crime.
A FIRE at Toronto, Kan, Wednesday
morning destroyed an entire block Of
business houses The aggregate loss
is $40, 900, with but little insurance. 1t
is supposed to be Of incendiary origin.
The advices received by the Indian
office from Indian Agent Bennett at
Union agency, Indian territory, indi-
cate that the Choctaws are able to takc
care Of the troubles in their country
without assistance from the United
States authorities
The German government will propose
In the reichstag after easter. supple
mentary credit to enable Germany to
participate properly IN the Worlds fair,
the original grant being insufficient on
account Of the high wages In that city
for all kinds Of labor
Gov. Turney. Of Tennessee, sent q
message to the general assembly earn
estly recommending the appropriation
Of SIS, 900 to supplement a sum already
raised by the Ladies' Hermitage associ-
alton, for the purpose Of purchasing the
relics OF Andrew jackson.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Interesting Gossip fent by u lrs IRON
the Natisa.Aa= eapftai.

Interesting Gossip sent by y lrs Ffom
the Natisas@A= eapftai.
Mr. Il n Whitney. Tho new assistant
attorney general. though confirmed by
the senate will noe enter upon tho dis
,hargc OF his duties until the latter
part Of April Mr.. Abraham Parker,
whom Mr. Whitney Is 10 succeed. is
aow engaged IN trying several Inn
portant eases In the supreme court
Secretary Carlisle. "Wednesday. APP
pointed. Willard II Hereby. 81 Chicago.
n special inspector of customs. vice
Kchoe, resigned
Mr., GesA W. Castelar, the chirfaof the
engraving dlvialou OF the bureau OF on
craving and printing. Wednesday. re-
seived through tho state department
The medal awarded him by The Paris
international exposition ID 1873 This
medal was awarded him for superior
excellence Ia engraving, Ii Is Of solid
silver handsomely engraved
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Maxwell Wednesday appointed forty.
nine fourth-class pnstmastcr~ All but
thirteen 81 these involve removals.
DIR. Theodore Won llaiieben, the Ger
man minister Wednesday officially In
formed secretary Gresham that his gov
ernment had followed the example SET
by England and France, and raised the
legation TO the rank. ~ m embassy.
Secretary Herbert viii give a hearing
Thursday 70 delegation ~ citizens
from Baltimore interested III having The
naval review squadron visit Annapolis
turing tho time allowed for their ma.
nmuvers in Hampton Roads The city
would be pleased 10 have these vessels
come up the bay owing 10 the prox-
unity Of Annapolis BY railroad which
would allow many 70 witness the fleets
of foreign vessels who can not spare
the time for visit 70 Fort Monroe.
Ensign Dashiell. who has been In
charge Of the proving grounds iii In.
dian Head five month"; past will prob
ably be relieved soon at his own re-
quest aud will DO given sea duty.
Lieut. NJ. II Mason, now on duty ii tho
ordinance bureau. will probably sue
coed Lieut. nashiell
Patrick A. Collins, the new consul
general at London, dincd with Prcsi.
dent Cleveland Wednesday night He
viii leave New York Thursday and sail
Sunday for his pest.
Representative Washington presented
. lucky pocket piece to Mr. Cleveland
Wednesday. The coin was half dol
lar Of the year 1.-The year In which
Dir. Cleveland FIRST saw the light aud II
was sent to Mr., Washington for presen-
tation to the president BY nm old war
rior named Andrew Jackson Long. 81
Cedar Hill. Tenn, The coin was &c
sompanied by letter which seemed to
pmuse Mr., Cleveland very much when
ho read II. and he promised 70 answer
Il very soon.
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VALUED AT $72,OOO,OOO
Appraiser Appointed for the Jay
Gould Estate.
LARGE SUM DUE THE STATE
One reroent. u Al Estates Of Mere Than $4,000
oecs sths STATIC On This Basis ne Treasury q
Nss Ycfk will Receive s720.Oo0.

Nrw YouK. March 81. Surrogate
Fitzgerald Wednesday appointed David
Mcclure appraiser Of the estate Of Jay
Gould, Under tho transfer TAX act.
passed by the legislature last May. one
per cent 81 an estates. including more
than $4,000 In personally. goes 70 the
state. Al tho time Of Mr. Gould's
death. his lawyers fixed the value 81
personal property, excluding real
estate, al ssA 900. 0on on this basis
tho state should receive F7s0, 0Q0.
For payments made within six months
from tho death of testntor. the
law allows rebate Of five per cent on
the amount Of the tax, which would
aggregate sa8. 900 Ii this Instance Jay
uould's children, desiring 70 pay within
the specified time. applied Tor appoint
mcnt Of an appraiser. The tax on tho
entire sntn will have ID be paid 10 the
atate Mt some time, but not all az once.
as the creator part Of the property was
tied up iii lffe estates by MIR Gould.
Probably tho largest sum paid 20 the
state under the new transfer tnx act
was Eli, 900, which wna recently col
tceted from the widow Of Sidney Dillon.
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ANOTHER BOTTLE HOAX.
No such Person - John Olsen on Boar,
the Naronic.

No such Person ~ John Olsen on Board
the Nnronfc.
LIVERPOOL, March 81. The officials
Of the White Star Steamship Co. regard
as hoax the message found in the bot.
tie on the beach at Ocean View, Va,
and purporting to give an account Of
the destruction at sea Of the White
Star steamship Naronic, which sailed
from Liverpool on February Il for New
York
The officials state, as to the sigma.
ture Of John Olsen, cattleman," APP
pended to the letter In the bottle, that
there Was no person named Olsen Of.
board the Naronic They also point out
that 1t was improbable that bottle
thrown from the Naronic where the
Naronic would have been at the time o.
the accident. described in the letter.
would have drifted against the gull
stream TO the place where the bottle
was found IN
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NEW TARIFF Law.

Representative spri ser says II Can Not
Iie Enacted Hefore Nrxt May Year.
WASHINGTON, March 81 Representa-
tive Springer. OF Illinois. chairman Of
the committee on ways aud means.
which Is charged with the preparation
81 the tariff bills was questioned
Wednesday as TO the time 1t would take
TO enact a new tariff bill. Ilc said 1t
would be impossible for congress to
enact any measure Of the kind wanted
earlier than May, II the subject werc
considered at the regular session be-
ginning In December An extra ses-
sion would, Of course, bring the matter
to settlement by as much quicker as
II met in advance Of the regular date,
and would give the people fair ops
portunity to judge Of the merits or de-
merits Of the measure adopted before
the general elections in November.
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a JAPANESE DEDICATION
curtous ccremonies In Their nooden
the Worlds Fair.

curtous Ceremonies In Their nooden ~
the Worlds Fair.
CnIcAeo. March 81. With peculiar
ceremonies. not particularly elaborate.
butyet bordering on the mystic, the
Representatives 81 the Japanese empire
Thursday morning dedicated their
Worlds fair pavilion, to be known here
after as the Hooden. Two hundred
guests, including the directory and ma
tional commission, the department.
chiefs and construction officers. and
about score Of chieagoans interested
in the commercial affairs OF the empire,
witnessed the ceremony.
The dedication speech was delivered
by Hon. S Tegima, Official commits
sioncr TO the exposition. He spoke Ia
his native tongue, and his remarks were
translated Into English by an interpre-
ter. The structure was accepted by
President Palmer on behalf Of the ma
tional commission, and Director Gen.
el'al Davis In the name OF the dircc-
tory. The proceedings concluded with
the singing Of tho Star Spanglea Ian
ner" by the audience, and the guests
then marched Ia procession to the Jap
anese department In the Mannfactur,
ers' building where an elaborate lunch
was served.
The Hooden can be easily distin-
guished among the multiplicity Of
buildings on the grounds. II IS but one
story in height and consists OF three
pavilions, architecturaily following the
design Of the IIoodcn temple. erected
nearly 900 years ago. The phnn *. the
traditional bird Of Japan, appears on
walls and ceilings handsomely executed
in gold and colors
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Wide SPREAD INTEREST
Judge Kicks is Busily Engaged in
Preparing His Decision.
TIE ANN ARB0R CASES
III Judge Thlnksa ssupsndous Strike Was Psoba-
BY AyeEtsd-E he Nads Similar osdar oues Be-
aro Mach Desired osrssotsca is MAae.

cLEvElAND. o.. March si.-Judge
Kicks Of the United States court Is
home from Toledo and is bilsily en-.
gagged in preparing his forthcoming de
cision in the contempt cases OF the Lake
Shore engineers and fircmen, which ha
will deliver at Toledo next Monday
morning at Q o'clock,
Judge Kicks said that Judge Taft was
preparing the decision in the case
against Chief Arthur, and both woule
be delivered by him at the above time
"0f course said he, Il can say moth
ing about the decision until that time
The matter has caused great deal Of
interest. and in Toledo the courtroom
was filed with railroad employees dur
Ing every hour Of the session.
''Was your now famous ruling the re
suit Of spontaneous conclusion, judge7'
mo / have made similar order
once before, but the case was settled
before it was delivered. and being .
smaller affair did not attract much at
tention.
1T has apparently given you wide
spread reputation.
"If ii is sustained 1t will doubtless
attract some attention You would be
surprised to know how many letters !
have received from jnrists and lawyers
all over the country on the subject, and
railroad men tell me ii has undoubtedly
been the cause Of preventing wide.
spread strike throughout the length
and breadth 81 the country. II has
done that much good, anyhow. J
would like to have you make one cor.
rection for me. for know II must have
been unintentional on the part Of the
newspapers In conversation through
the telephone some nights ago I was
made to say that the railroad men at
Toledo virtually had the heart taken
ont OF them. What said was merely
that the railroad men there were quiet
and did not seem inclined to continue
the strike. The matter was Of nc
consequence except that II has q con.
clusion.,n
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SLICK Gel ESTIALS.
They Are smart Enoagh 70 OatwIt IN
IHitted states.

They Are smart Enongh 10 Outwit the
Iftiited states.
WASHINGTON, March 81 The en-
forcemcnt Of the Chinese exclusion net
causes the treasury officials much tron-
BILE, rs The Celestial proves himself 70
be very slippery person, He Is now
engaged In turning himself from la
borer into merchant To such on ex-
tent Is this the case that Assistant Sec
Rotary Spaulder has written the follow
ing letter to the collectors on the Ph-
cific coast to stop the fraud:
1.-The department is informed that q
practice obtains among Chinese labor
ers in this country who may accumu-
late small sums Of money Of entrusting
such money to merchants, which Is
treated rs q part OF the capital Of the
business, Chinese laborcrs who have
made such disposition OF their savings,
although not actively engaged
in mercantile business, have claimed
to be merchants and thereby enti-
tied to leave the country and to
return to the United States The de-
partment desires you To closely scruti-
nize certificates which may be presented
at your port 81 returning Chinese and
TO require evidence Of the standing Of
the holders as bona fido merchants
actually engaged in business. In no
case should Chinese he permitted to
enter as merchants unless their right
to the privilege Is clearly established.
and where IL appears that the practice
herein referred to Is attempted, the Ger.
tificates presented should be ignored,
the holders arrested and the facts re-
ported to the department.
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. FROM SIRE TO SON.

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condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. March 81 The condi,
ton OF the treasury continues to show
a gradual. though very slight improve.
ment and it is probable that it will
show slightly larger balance at the
end Of the month than when Secretary
Carlisle took hold. Notwithstanding
the probability of revision Of the tariff
next autumn, the customs receipts CON
tinue to increase, and are quite little
in excess Of the estimates made BY Sec
rotary Foster. They will be nearly
"a, o0O, 900 larger this month than dur,
ino M arch 1892
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The Vow yorL win partlalpa,e.

WAsHINeToS. March 81. Secretary
Herbert Wednesday arranged with
cramp & Sons. OF Philadelphia, to have
the cruiser New York prepared for par-
ticipation in the naval review, and
work on the vessel will be expedited
with that end in view. As she will
hardly be In condition then for its
formal acceptance and commission by
the government she will be put III an
independent capacity, representing,
however. prospective addition 70 the
American navy.
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VlENNA, March 3i.-- several cases 81
cholera have broken out on the Polish
frontier and the official paper. Abend-
post, Of this city, says three fresh cases
occurred 10 the commune 81 Zalnizc. In
llulowipa. There Is evidence to show
that the disensc was imported from the
province Of Poudolia. and fears are en-
tertained that the epidemic. far from
being extinct In tho interior 81 Russia,
mny rage with renewed Intensity IN the
warm weather. II Is also evident that
everything Is being done BY Russians TO
prevent the spread and also 70 keep the
story Of the choIera's presence as quiet
as possible.
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CHfcAGo, March STA meeting Of
lnundrymcn from MI sections of the
city was held Wednesday at the Grand
Pacific hotel and laundrymen.s ASSOC
ciation was formed The object Of the
combination is TO shut OIL rivalry and
opposition There are 100 lanndries In
Chicago and they have all they can at
tend to. Ifany one breaks down. other
members Of the association will take
charge Of Its work and help their unfor-
tunate brother 70 protect his business
There Is 70 be no cut IN prices Tho
association Is simply formed for pro-
tcctiye purposes IL case Of acoidenta
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DENVER, Col, March 81. AN exceed
ingly stormy session Of the legislature
was held here Wednesday morning
when the bin abolishing the railroad
commission was passed over the gov
ernor's veto. In the debate Senator
Balsinger said that Gov. Waite was =
deliberate liar when he said that the
members were corporation tools,[ and
he characterized the message as = tissue
of faslehoods- The bill was passed
over the governors veto BY . vote Of
% II n
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MISS MlTcHELL.s TRIP.


AsmH nNk Nuot On tMn 0fuWnNa
yoNKKns. NJ II, March 81. General
Passenger Agent Geo II Daniels. Of
the N r q and II. n. X r.. has re-
ceived measage from Miss Bessie
Mitchell, who has undertaken to mako
q railway trip 81 over 10, 900 miles, ~
tired III ordinary house dress. without
putting her foot on the ground. In her
message she anys she passed over tho
Shasta route Tuesday well and happy.
She was received by tho citizens all
along this line with flowera
She reached San Francisco Wednes-
day en- fontc 10 Los Angeles and Ell
paso She has an Invitation from the
s. Z. Il r TO visit Santa barbara
They give her assurance that not only
will she not have To put her foot upon
the ground. bnt thnt her pathway will
be madeo one ot roses and that she may
gather oranges from tie car windows
Her trip a exciting the attention 81 the
= AL
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a.ra. CIereIand.s InlIaenee.

WASHINGTON, March 81. Ex-con-
gresham Frank Lawler has got Mrs.
Cleveland on his side, and Wednesday
II was stated that he will bemade the
Worlds fair postmaster at Chicago
Lawler has been working like beaver
for the place, and about q week ago he
called at tho white house, aud Mrs Cleve-
land happened to be PRESENT when he
urged the president to appoint him. He
appealed also toNMrs, Cleveland, she re-
sponded that she hoped he would be.
Her hopes seem about to be fulfilled.
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I LIE oFFlcEs GAGGED.

Bayard Ambassadors to Great DritaIn--
Maxwell ior Solicitor General.
WASHINGTON, March Sl.-Ihe presi'
dent Thursday sent the following nom.
nations e the senate:
State Thomas q Bayard, OF Della,
ware, to be ambassador extraordinary
and plenipotentiary to Great Britain
TO be ENJOYS Extraordinary and
Ministers Plenipotentiary OF the United
States James p Bortey, OF Tennessee,
to Chill; James a. Mckenzie. Of Ken
lucky, TO Peru Lewis Baker, OF Mime.
sofa, to Nicaragua, Costa Rico and
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TRIMBIE. o., March 81 The Phoenix
coal mine, one mile south. Is burning at
D fearful rate. Gas was ignited from a
shot, and many tons 81 coal are on Ore.
Three laborers--Charles Gates. Claude
Stephenson and Dan Wells were taken
from the mine unconscious, suffocafed
by the intense heat and smoke. They
will probably recover The fire will
cause great loss, and unless put under
control SOON the mine will be .entirely
ruined.
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NEW YoRK, March 81. The steamer
Saginaw. which arrived Thursday.
brought the news that the president
Of San Domingo on March "A visited
the French bank at San Domingo City.
broke into the bank and secured s62.-
900 in cash. He attempted to leave
town for Monte Christi. but was stop
ped by two French men-of-war. who
demanded PREPARATION and indemnity Of
ann Onn
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ST.. Louis, March 81. Edward Dwyer
and Pat Flynn, rivals for the affections
OF Mrs. Glenny, young widow living
at i1l5 Cass avenue. met at the house.
The clashing Of dates brought about .
fight Flynn being the smaller man, re-
sorted I'd hatchet. which he found in
the kitchen, and struck his antagonist
four terrible blows on the head that
win probably cause death. Dwyer is
at the city hospital and Flynn IS in Gus.
tedv
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WASHINGTON. March 81. Fourth As
sistant Postmaster General Maxwell's
AK was swung with vigor Thursday.
He appointed 1sS fourth class postmast.
ers and Of that number S. were to fill
caused by removals The
largest number appointed from any
state was As In Indiana, which involved
II removals. IN Kentucky there were
"a appointments and & removals
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NEW YoRK. March 81. Two lives
were lost by the sinking Of the canal
boat Z. d. Hayes at 2 o'clock Thursday
morning in East river The Hayes was
tied up at the foot Of Thirty-sixth
street. A mysterious explosion occurred
on board the vessel at the hour named,
and the vessel sank, almost Instantly.
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THE oUTEsT THING orr.

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iHE World at 10 cents per week.