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BosToN. March 8 Richard 0lney, the
new attorney general, received SUI
pcrb send-oif from his brethren Of the
Suffolk bar Wednesday night at the
Hotel vcndomc .Tiicre were present
2a0 members Of the legal fraternity. and
they all testified TO their esteem for
MIR olney and their appreciation Of
Mr. Clevelnnd's wisdom in selecting him
as cabinet adviser. Mr.. 0iney is pres
ident OF the bar association. Canister
Browne made very complimentary
speech. In reply Mr.. Olney said that
his appointment was not so much Of a
compliment 10 him as 10 the Suffolk
bar. which had always been prc-emi-
ucnt
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LABoR's UNREST.
Carriage and wage Makers q chicago
80 Ok striae.

E
CHIcAdo, March s.. Nine hundred
union carriage and wagon makers of
the city went out on strike Mednes-
day morning They demand that the
1875 firms employing them make nine
hours constitute a days work instead
of ten, with the same pay as they have
been receiving for the latter uumbsr of
hours They further asked that the
piece workers be given an increase Of 10
per cent in their earnings, and further
that each firm have and designate d
regular weekly pay day. The strike
has been contemplated for several
weeks. Many small iirms have granted
their demands, but fenr large concerns,
Kimbali, Stakeholder and Smith Cos. !.
refused to comply. Those concerns cmi-
ploy about 900 strikers, and the remain
ing 400 are employed in smaller com
cnrne q
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Jnde mo / gnIn.f ives.

NEW YoRK. March 3. Judgment for
81, 400 was Wednesday entered against
Henry s Ives & Co, feimerly bankers,
in favor Of the TAird national bank Of
Dayton, o.. On ncte dated April 2,
1887, for sli. 900 on this note g. III was
paid October Is, 1857. Thecxecution IS
against The joint property Of the part
ners. Ives. George H. Stayner and Thos.
G Dorcmus. and against Ne separate
property or Ives.
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oettiae rnelr I,es,sng,l,u. ,,.n,,y.

LONDON. March .. Minister lincoln
Is preparing 10 forward his resignation
on the 18th o. March, upon the inaugu.
ration of President Cleveland Dis.
patches from Rome, Berlin and 81.
Petersburg arc 10 tho effect that Mr..
Potter, the American minister TO Italy,
Mr.. White. American minister 10 Rus.
sia, and Mr. Phelps, American minister
70 the German empire. are ali send
Ing in their designations, All Of Til
designations. Including that of Me-
Lincoln, nre 70 take effect upon the III.
rival Of their successors.
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cmeAoo, March 1.-TWO dogs evi.
IDENTIFY afflicted with hydrophobia have
been running amuck in the northwest.
ern part Of the city and Ave persons
have been bitten. They are: Mrs. An
derson. Ernest Jessepson. Michael Bo-
nath, William Kennedy and Milton
Danielson. The dogs have been killed.
II is said that there is no doubt but
what the animals were suffering from
attacks Of hydrophobia
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rrnahell M q IL .ilnr Iinlllin, ,.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 3. At 1:5i
o'clock Thursday afternoon while work.
men were engagcd,in tearing down an
unoccupied threc-story building at No.
l2s Washington street the building col,
lapsed, bnrying the worlsmen III The
debris. The fire department was soon
at work in an endcavor TO rescue thu
worlxmen. Three men have been taken
out unconscious It il stated that al
least three more are ii the ruins
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4 FAMILY DESTROYED
Flames at Night Destroy a Ken
lucky Farm House.
BLACKENED ooRPSEs FOUND


GREgNvuLK, Ky, March & Tuesday
night ono 81 the most terrible and AT
The same tune pathetic incidents ever
chronielcd in tho history OF Mullen.
berg county occurred when the resi-
dcnco 81 ono OF the most prominent
farmers In the county became ignited
from some unknown cause. and before
the sleeping family could be aroused Ind
consigned a husbandRnd wife and their
little child and two relatives Of the
owner Of the residence TO fiery grave
None were left 10 tell tho tale
Cyrus Lee, a wealthy and influential
farmer Of Muhlenbcrg county, living
four miles north Of Grccnville, the
county seat OF Mnhlenbcrg county. was
only recently married and had but one
child.
Living with him were his brother
and sister. The residence was an ele-
CANT frame structure. standing on the
crown Of high hill. thus receiving the
full force Of any wind that might
be in circulation. On Monday Lee wan
seenin Greenvifle for tho last time by his
associate. Little Is known Of the ori-
GIN of the Gre. or what occurred while
Il was raging. About 5 o'clock Ncdncs-
day morning the inhabitants Of Grecn-
vile were alarmed by seeing dense
volume OF flame and smoke In the
northern sky. II was located on the
knob on which Lees residence stood
Volunteers were at once called for. and
fifty men Immediately left for tho scene
Of the conAagration. As they drew
49, l.ae -
holocaust, the blaze began TO droop and
when they arrived on tho scene Of de-
struction nothing was left Of the man
sion save mass OF chnrrcd cmhcrs
Search was made Tor Lee and his fam.
lily, MS no sign Of life was discerniblc
groan of horror involuntnrily burst
forth when, as member OF the party
carelcssly kicked what seemed to be q
roll Of burning clothing. the cIlarrcd
form Of human being, whether man
or woman. II was impossible to tell. was
presented 70 the gaze Of the would be-
rcseucrs. Tho men then instituted
search in tho ruins for tho remains Of
the other members OF the family. and
nftcr.a prolonged and fatigning search
four other charred bodies wore un-
eari0cu.
n tho house were Cyrus Lee. his
brother and sister and wife and child,
As all were burned TO crisp Il WINS inn
possible to distinguish one corpse from
another The five chnrred bodies were
placed in row on the sod near the
smoltlering ruins and covered with the
overcoats worn by members Of the
marty 1t was a terrible scene and
more than one strong man IN tho crowd
was so horror-striclsen that action Of
any description was impossible The
crowd simply gazcd on the terrible
work Of the flames and many sobbed
aloud. There are no means Of discov-
ersng how the Gre originated. and like
the death scene which characterized
the struggles 81 the victims, 1t will
probably forever remain m untold
IN
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WINNIPEG, Man, March s. "A strange
and fatal disease has visited the people
at Ste. Anne's Scarcely h house has
escaped II and forty-eight deaths have
been reported up to date, The majority
Of them being children II was thought
at first the disease was diphtheria, and
then scarlet fever, but the doctors now
do not seem 10 know what il Is, nnd can
do little toward stopping II Some whe
are reported to he better IN the morn.
ing are dead before night
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VIENNA. March 3.-The good catho.
lies are very much excited about a rob
berry committed In the Church Of the
Redemptorist The high altar was
broken into and several valuable YES.
sells and cups stolen. A golden heart
set with brilliants and precious stones.
donated by the Duchess Albrecht Of
Wnrtemburg. worth 1900. was also
captured BY the burglars.
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! aIInnge MAY Leave the abrrnacie.

NEw York, March 81 "A catastrophe
is pending in the Breoliyn tabernacle
The load 81 debt under which it Is
struggling has become 80 oppressive
that Or. Talmage admits that he may
feel obliged to give mi the tisht, resign
his old charge and accept one OF the
calls which he has receive !, The con.
struction Of the new tabernacle on
Green avenue has saddled lie congrcga.
ton with mountain Of debt
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ANri-opTloN BILL.


tcte In the House
WksuINeroS, March 5. The anti-op-
ton bill Is now regarded rs practically
dead. though il was shown by the vote
Wednesday that considerable majority
in the house are in favor Of tho bill IS
amended " the senate.
Being on the calendar 81 the commit
tee Of The whole II will be almost inn
possible at this stage Of the session 10
bring final vote under circumstances
when q majority viii be sufficient 70
passit
Mr.. latch was defeated Wednesday
because his motion 10 suspend the rules
and discharge the committee OF the
whole and agree 10 senate amendments
was defeated because il did not receive
the necessary two-thirds vote The
vote was IN to I2S. which Is 80 major
ity. but 20 less than two-thirds AZ In
timated ia Mr.. IIatch's rcrharks prior 10
the roli-call. this Is probably the last
effort he win make TO pass tho bill. An
analysis OF the vote shows that The
bill was supported by tiS dem
ocrats, SO republicans and I populists.
and was opposed BY Iol democrats.
u republicans and popnlist The fol-
lowing democrats who voted for the bill
when II passed the house last June
voted against ii Wednesday; Bailey.
Texas; Bently New York; HSwman.
coburn aud Lynch. WISCONSIN; Comp
ton, Maryland; Coolidge, MASSACHUSETTS,;
Cox, New York; Cowlas. south Caro-
lima; DeForrcst and Wilcox, Connects
cut; Dieserson, Kentueky; Gillespie.
Pennsylvania; Hemrhili. Lester. Ma
loney, Mckinney, Oates, Prince, Snod-
grass, Wheeler, Wyke and Wise 90
Jerry Simpson. populisi. also ranged
hiInseH with The t,rrAl,sii linn -
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BosToS. Mass, March S-Gen P. a.
Collins. who viii 60 TO London as con-
sui general under the Cleveland adj
ministration, has appointed Mr.. Pierce
j. Grace. son Of J. 6. Grace the miIliner.
and graduate Of Boston college class
Of 81. as vice consul general
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Es-tsov. Iiisl.up iic1i.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, March ). Tx.
Gov. r. N. Bishop. Of Ohio, died here
Thursday morning, aged 81 years
He died at the residence Of his son
r. II. Bishop. His death was not mn
expected He was conscious to the last,
and knew the end was coming. Death
was painless ard came as the result 81
month of Illness Iiss disease was
complication OF pneumonia and ma
laria
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-, R..,,,n,t r.,hotl, s,,a..s

BERLIN. March s.--It Is stated ON the
best authority that the federal council
yfayors the law excluding Jesuits from
Germany. and that the government in
tends to introduce bill into the reich
stag providing for the rcadmittance
into the order Of all the Catholic or
ders expelled twenty years ago.
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4 BERoEN PoIar, n. j.. March 3. "A fire
which occurred Iii Constable Hook
Thursday morning destroyed seven
buildings and rendered fifty families
homeless. The total loss Is estimated
between $50, 900 and 100000, mostly I'M
sured. but the tenants, who lost nearly
all Of their household effects. had little
or no insurance.
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railway Oniclal Held Tor AIurder..

CHICAGO, March s. THE grand jury
has just returned an indictment for
murder against Charles D, Law, general
superintendent Of the Fl Wayne road.
Q'he indictment IS the result Of the acci-
dsnt at the Forty-second street crossing
ofSthe Fl Wayne road, in which four
persons were killed outright and four
teen seriously injured. The charge i
not bailable one and Mr.. Law will be
arresAed and jailed.
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NEW YORK. March 3-The manager
Of lilly Vernon. the Haverstraw brick
maker, Wednesday telegraphed Presi-
dent Dickson. Of the Olympic club. OF
New Orleans. that Vernon would take
Ryan's place on the night Of the ninth
10 fight the Australian. George Daw-
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GREESvlfLE, KY. March s.--Some
are of the opinion that Me Cyrus Lee
family. consisting ~ himself two sis
tiers and his child. Who we're burned in
his house near here, was murdered and
the house sci on FIRE to conceal the
crime
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rs Natures Gar1.

81. PETKRsBuno. March b The boiler
in the Mollammedan baths, in Balsu,
exploded Wednesday when the es,
adjustment was crowded More than
three hundred women and children fled
naked into the streets Several persons
were scaldcd to death
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rammany ruro. o., - lilo rhoo.and

rammany Tura. o., b. The Thousand.
NEW York. March 3, Tammany
braves by the tram load and other
democrats not nililiatcd with Tammany
hall. left for Washington Thursday
morning 20 attend the Cleveland inan-
guration ceremonies saturday. The
Tammany contingent Departed amid
considerable ceremony, All woro shin
ing silk hats, tan.eolnred gloves and
carried canes Several baads nccom-
panied them. and as they marched 10
the fcrry-boats 70 take the trains at
Jersey city they were clnerod Nv large
crowds.
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ATLANTA. Ca. March 8, Hon. Hoke
Smith, who Is to be secretary Of the In
terror under Mr. Cleveland. left Atlanta
for Washington at noon Thursday nc
companied BY large party Of friends
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PARis. March s. Miss May Mcclellan,
daughter Of the late Gen. Geo. h. Nc
Clellan. has become Roman Catholic,
She has been baptized in the church d
ST Joseph, Avenue Hoche.
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AsHKyHIE, N. G., March a-State
legislature Thursday repealed the .law
forbidding business Of ticket scalping
by almost 4 unanimous vote.
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,hi'idrt,l rushed b. I ralIlng free.

EuIa.. T.nn.. March s-Col John
Stone. i prominent farmer living near
this place. was clearing new ground
and cut down Alarge tree, which fell on
his two children. killing one instantly
and fatally injuring the other.
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an Al. wav 70 IIoaoIu,u.

SAN FRAScIsco. March s-W. G. VII
der, one Of the Hawaiian commission
ers, has arrived here from Washington
on his way to Honolulu.
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SETTLERS RAID the srRlp.
Every Last One % the Good Cinlma Have
Already tfeen TakaH

NFFWNNF IINFIN 7 NNNHs
ARKANSAS CRY, KaA, March 0 The
Traveller has received dispatch from
Pawncc agency. Cherokee strip. The
dispatch was carried considerable por-
tion Of tile way by courier and bears
the date 81 February I'll II says "'rhe
settlers madc raid On this part OF the
Cherokee strip last Saturday and sun
day, and now every quarter section
along the Hack Pear creek has Il settler
on Il In fact. M tha good claims are
taken BY the people, This inforIna.
ton comes from perfectly reliable
source.
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BUoKLRE,S ARNIoA sALyE.

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DANvrLLE. Va. March s. Loose sales
Of leaf tobacco on the Danville market
for February amounted to corr. 100
pounds, being tho largest sales ever
made here in single mouth The sales
for the first Ave months OF the fiscal
year have been 10. 300 900 pounds, an in
crease OF /, 2ss 900 pounds over the same
period last year
The Queen itcg3mss' rresentstD the Pope.
ROVE, March 3-The presents pre-
sented to the pope Wednesday BY the
new spanish ambassador. the Marquis
Merry sIei Val. IN behalf Of the queen
regent. are two elaborate paintings,
one representing tie Entry Of Jesus
into Jerusalem and the other the
Baptism Of Our Lordr
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shoots an old swcetheart, hen Himself
TARESTuM, Pa, March s. John Wolf
shot and wounded Mrs Shendan Saw
age, and then attempted 10 take his
own life. Wolf was an old beau Of Mrs.
Savage, and wanted her to elope- She
refused II IS thought both viii re-
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llMILEs Floor oil Cloth, regular IS cent goods
/ for II cents yard at EUGENE i. HER
Kings.
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" LINERS china Hall on King street, Tor all
N kinds of Dishes.
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RE YOU SADr' If SO stop at the Great
n Sale, and get two or three bargains and
golome feeling happy and glad, at 9. 7. HER
HIAGS, corner Queen and Martin streets.
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GONE merchants let their lines Of staple goods
- ran down, in order TO lay in a stock Of toys,
dolls etc, for the holidays--not so with Emnert
Il Fiery for their largest trades isin dress goods
and coats. They carry these lines full SO that
you'll find just as great q variety In their dress
goods as you did early in the season and their
assortment of coats was never better
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WORKING FOR FREE COINAGE.
Every Possible Argument to Be Used
to Win Over the East.

Chicago, Aug. IA. c. Fish, dele
gate to the silver convention, has remain
ed in the city in consultation with prom
inent bimettalists from all sections of the
country perfecting plans to force con-
gress to give the nation free coinage of
silver and some measures of justice to
the debtors and producers. He stated to
a Southern Associated Press reporter
that a determination had been reached to
use every possible argument to convince
the east that it was to the in
terest of all classes to restore silver
and give the country proper per capita
circulation with which to do business,
and if the east persists in reducing the
volume OF money, which would enslave
the west and south, that a combined
effort would be made by those sections to
wipe out the protective tariff and pension
every soldier who served in either the
federal or confederate armies, their
widows and orphans, and to enact a law
providing graduated income tax for that
OurDOSe
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President Cleveland's message will prob
ably be sent in at noon tomorrow. State
ments as to its length and contents are
necessarily more or less cOnjectural
From sources believed to be well Informed
it is learned that the message will be not
more than two columns in length and that
10 recommends unconditional repeal OF
the Sherman act Pro-silver demo
Gratis express themselves as agreea-
bly, surprised at what they under
stand to be the moderation of
the Presidents recommendations. They
are informed that he recommends un-
conditional repeal of the Sherman act.
he, however, recognizes that silver Is
one of the money metals of this country
which must be maintained, but points
out that with the present attitude of
European countries the proper ratio be
tween gold and silver cannot be main
tanned by this country alone. Therefore,
he does not favor the coinage of silver
under the present conditions except for
subsidiary purposes. He thinks Euro
pean nations who are now depressing the
price Of silver can, by suspension of its
coinage in this country, except for sub
sidiary purposes, be coerced into an
international agreement more favorable
than we have heretofore had. He is in
favor of silver on a parity with gold and
stands by the platform of 1892, but says
that the platform cannot be carried out
for the reason that fixed parity cannot be
maintained. Prominet leaders of both
wings of the Democratic party have had
conveyed to them the impression that
these are substantially the views the
President will express.
HEADED OFF BY THE ADJOURNMENT.
The Presidents message would have
been sent to congress this
0ftRlunnU q - hn n
adjournment of the Senate out of respect
TO the late Senator Stanford Mr.. Pru-
den, one of the Presidents secretaries,
was about to enter his carriage with the
message when the announcement that the
Senate had adjourned was received. Con
sequently, the transmission of the mes
sage was withheld till tomorrow.