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wnEoK Avn WASHINGTON.
Two Trains Collide on tho Long Bridge.
ono Killed and Two Injured.

Two Trains Collide on tho Long Bridge.
ono Killed and Two Injured.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 27-At /
o'clock this morning northbound pas.
scngcr train on tho Pennsylvania rail-
road collidod with side-trackod freight
on tho Causoway Of tho long bridge
crossing tho Potomac river Tho on.
ginos OF both trains woro completely
wrecked. Fireman Simpson, OF tho
freight was killed and Engineer Null
lowney and Fireman Korinik, OF the
passenger train, badly injured. The
telegraph operator at tho bridge was
arrested charged with having caused
Slmpson'a death by q failure to close
tho switch. There Ia stretch Of single
trnck at that point and tho freight was
on q side track waiting for tho pasecn-
ger train to paus.
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train rolled into the station the Six
teenth regiment band played an air OF
welcome. Three cheers were given for
General Stevenson and his family and
then John Schooley, a Democrat OF the
old school, In quaint attire, stepped to
the front and extending o gnarled cane
OF fancy design aud hickory growth,
said:
General Stevenson, / desire on be-
half OF the Democrats OF the western re-
serve OF Ohio to present you this cane
which we would like you to carry at
the Inauguration. 1t is hickory cane
and is presented to you by lifelong
hickory Democrat [Applause,] We
want you to promise us to carry it in
the senate when you are inaugurated."
"Thank you gentlemen" said the
Vice President, when he took the cane.
II am pleased to do so. 1t is cane
that will do me service"
\ ~ made 1t with my own hands," said
the donor, "and l have been keeping 1t
for long time until q Democrat Presi'
dent or Vice President OF the old hickory
kind should pass this way" Laughter.
~ will take care OF it as long as ]
live," said General Stevenson, "and /
will give it to my children after me
that they may remember this incident
with great pleasure" Cheers,
AT Fostoria and 1itiin large crowds
were also assembled, but the stops were
very brief.
Alittle after o'clock in the evening
Chicago junction was reached and
here the train proceeded by the Pitts
burgh division Of the Baltimore & Ohio,
in order to avoid the more mountain
ousroute to tho south. The train will
strike the main line again at Cumber-
land, Nd, tomorrow forenoon via
Wheeling.
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the measure, but it was made pivot
around which circled general discus
sion OF the anti-option bill. Mr.. Peels
motion having been agreed to a discus
sion OF the Sherman bond amendment
TO the snndry civil appropriation bill
was discussed with some warmth, but
finally all the senate amendments to
the measure were non-concurred in and
the bill was sent to the conference.
MIR. Wise moved to suspend the rules
and agree TO senate amendment to the
"car coupler" bill.
Mr.. Richardson demanded q second
which after some delay was ordered
1852 too.
Mr.. Richardson moved an adjourn,
ment on, and on this motion the yeas
and nays were ordered. Then for some
moments there was great confusion and
noise in the house which compelled
tho speaker TO state IN tones OF stern
voice; "Gentlemen must understand
that this is the house of representatives
and not "beer garden" Applause.
The motion to adjourn was defeated
yeas 6; nays 225.
The motion to suspend tho rules and
concur in the senate amendment was
agreed to, yeas 1874; nays s5.
The conference report on the military
academy appropriation bill was agreed
to.
On motion Of Mr.. Springer bill was
passed continuing for one year the pres.
ent tariff on fine linen goods Of not less
than one hundred threads to the square
inch.
Mr.. Breciinridge, OF Arkansas, moved
to suspend tho rules and pass the bill
for the relief OF Wm. w. Burns. Burns
is one OF tho assignees Of the interest OF
w. II. Sibley, the inventor Of the Sibley
tent. Tho sibley bill is one which has
consumed the time OF almost every pri-
Yate bill day this session. No quorum
voting the house adjourned.
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HONORS TO MORTON.
The Members of the Senate With
out Regard to Party
ave A COMPLIMENTARY DINNER

To the Retiring Vice President of tho
United states-An Eloquent sperch
Acknowledgements from Mr.. Nor
ton-The Memory of tho Late sena.
tor Kenna Honored in the Senate.
A Beautiful Tribute from a Dis.
tlnEulshed Republican Senator,
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Tho popullsts surrender,

TorEEA, KANSAS, Feb. 97.-kansaa
tomorrow will have but one house OF
representatives, The Populists we're in
caucus all day to-day considering what
action to take in view Ct the decision OF
tho supreme court that the Republican
house was the legally organized one.
After much discussion it was formally
decided tonight that the Populist
members should join the Republican
house tomorrow morning.
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New CAsThs, Pa, Feb, 27.--Lee Taylor,
who lately met with financial rovorsos,
deliberately laid down OH tho log car
riagc at saw mill ut Mud Run satur-
day evening and grNsping tho franc
work with one hand and the shaftwith
tho other pulled himself up to the
rapidly revolving saw. His head was
instantly severed from his body and
rolled down into the dust pit. The
engineer, noticing n jar in tho ma
chinory, wont 10 tho saw and was horr-
ded to find tho bleeding trunk still
lying on tho carriage. The deceased
was recently married and leaves a vile
but no chillron.
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a DETERMINED EFFORT


10 ne hnuo 10 AuOpt GitflSlo's OOmpfOs
mise Silver Bill.
New YoRK, Feb, 2z-Tho Herald
Lakewood, N. j., correspondent says:
~ am informed that there will be u de-
termined effort this week to secure tho
adoption OF the proposed compromise
bill drawn up at the recent meeting OF
Mr.. Carlisle's Washington home which
is designed to please both the friends
and opponents OF silver coinage. Mr..
Cleveland believes that it will be posi-
BILE in the closing week Of the session
to pass measure to relieve the gold
market and supersede the Sherman sil-
yer law. Mr.. Carlisle goes from here
equipped with arguments from the
President.elect for use among the silver
men and has strong hopes OF remov-
ing this stumbling block in the way Of
the incoming administration. can
say from an authoritive source that II
the hopes OF the President.elect and his
advisers are not realized there is every
prospect Mr.. Cleveland will call an ex-
ira session Of Congress at an early date
to deal with the silver question.
"Mr. Cleveland does not want to call
an extra session II he can by any means
avoid it. He will endeavor to persuade
the Democratic members OF the present
Congress to push the repeal OF tho
Sherman act and secure the adoption
OF the compromise measure. This fail
ing, it is almost certainty that the OK.
ira session will be held"
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RItchle County Circuit Court.

Special DisDdich 70 Mo httellldciioer
HARRisvtLLE, W. VA, Fob. 81
Henry FOrnsworth was tried by the
circuit court OF Ritchie comfy for kill
ing his son, Preston. The iury's verdict
was murder in the second degree. s. s.
Stewart was to-day acquitted on the
ground Of self.defense for tho shooting
originating from the trouble in n
Knights OF Pythias lodge.
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jules rnnnY,s nEcnprIoN
On Assuming tho Presidency of the French
Senate.


PARIS, Feb. 27.-The diplomatic and
public galleries were crowded to-day
when NJ. Jules Ferry assumed the pres
idency of tho senate. lie was heartily
cheered and spoke OF the political
ostraclsm through which he had passed.
The severe trial, he said, was now
terminated. NJ. Ferry eulogized ingcn-
erous language his predecessor, NJ. Lo-
Roger. He urged the necessity OF a
policy OF Cancellation. and said with
emphasis that he would never bc an
instrument Of discord.
NJ. Ferry's address was received with
approval and some OF his old antagon-
lists appeared to bo relieved at his mod
Grafton.
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KING or puyooERs.


lIO Is UhCarthcd In Argentine nnd Safe
From Arrest.
NEw YonK, Fob, 9I--rhc Nal and Er.
pnss this afternoon prints an interview
with a gentleman just returned from
Buenos Ayrcs, who claims to have un-
oarthod tho "Hing Of tho Bunco steer.
crs," Thomas olirlCn, In that city mas.
quorading rs a private gentleman OF
means under tho nNmo OF "Mr. j. G..
CafwiH." 0'BrieH, the gentleman says,
Ia accompanied by his old friend Doc
Minphcn, aud tho two occupy suite OF
rooms In the best hotel In tho capitol.
O'Brion and Minohcn nro perfectly saic
In Argentine. There is no cxtradition
treaty between that country aud this
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RlcHMoND, VA, Feb. 27,-A special to
tho Dispatch from Pocohontas, Va, says
n fro that broke out at midnight has
destroyed an entire block OF twenty
houses, stores aud dwellings. Tho
lodge rooms OF tho Rod Men, Knights
OF Pythlas and Royal ArcOnum, topcth-
or with their contents wero also burned.
Lose about 100000 partially insured.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb, 27,-lho
house committee on agriculture to-day
decided to push the anti-options bill,
Chairman Hatch will endeavor to get it
before the committee of tho whole
Failing this he will as II last resort try
to pass the bill under Il suspension Of
the rules. Ie will be recognized for
this PURPOSE,
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LIVERPOOL, Fab, 27.--Arriyod-B Bo1.
tonian, Bostoni
GBgAtTAn, Feb. 97--Arrlved-Ems,
Now York.
Nrw Yong, Fob. 9I-Arrlved- Kuuer
wilhelm II, Genoa; Morayia, Ham
burg La Gascognc, llavro.
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DEMOCRATIC CLUBS
An Address Issued by the National
Club Committee.
The TRUE DEMOCRATIC POLICY

as Outlined by tho Chicago Platform
Must DO Carried out-TariR IRE
form" as There Defined the Battle
Dry Protection Unconstitutional
Now just as it Was at chloaso-The
Object of the Address to Urge DEM
ocrats to Organize for 'O4 and 'OO.
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RESULT DOUBTFUL.
The Great Democratic Fight in Chicago
Claimed by Both Sides.

Claimed by Both Sides,
Chicago, Feb, 27,-ono Of the bitter
est political fights Chicago has had in
recent years was on at the Democratic
primaries to-day.
The struggle was between Carter II,
Harrison, editor of the Chicago Times,
who has three times been mayor of the
city, and once member Of Congress, and
Washington Hassing, proprietor OF the
Siddis ZtiiunG one Of the most iniluep.
tial German newspapers in the west,
The plum SO eagerly sought by the
rival editors is the Democratic nomina-
tion for mayor in to-morrow's conven-
ton. At midnight tho returns were
coming in slowly, and both sides claim
ing victory.
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MORE REVELATIONS
Regarding tho Panama Affair Made by n
Paris Newspaper.

Regarding tho Panama Afinir Made by n
Paris Newspaper.
PARIS, Feb. 2Z-Figno to-day pro.
fesses to- reveal some sensational points
affecting men who have stood high in
the government, which points, tho
Figaro claims, were elected by the ex-
animation of NJ, Franqueville, during
tho recent examinations OF Charles De-
Lesseps. The Figaro states that Charles
DeLesseps testified that it was owing to
tho urgency OF the late Minister.of-war
NJ. DeFreyclnet and the late president
OF the chamber OF deputies, NJ. Floquet,
and OF NJ. Clemenceau, that he yielded
to the demands for money made upon
him by the late Baron Reinach and
Cornelius Herr, Reinach having threat
ened in 1883 to bring cult against the
Panama Canal Company, the exposures
attending which might have proved
highly disastrous to the company.
The Figaro goes on to state that when
NJ. DeFreycinet was questioned by NJ.
Franquevillo rs to this avowal OF
Charles DeLesseps, NJ. DeFreycinet ad-
mitted that he had employed his inhu-
ence to dissuade Charles DeLesseps
from incurring the risk OF law suit
which would be likely to have damaged
in consequences for the Panama Canal
Company. NJ. Floquet when question
ed by NJ. Franqueville denied alto
gether the truth of the statement OF
Charles DeLessepa so far as it affected
him. The report in Figaro occasions
considerable comment in view OF the
terms Of intimacy known to have eX-
listed between DeFreycinet and Herr,
and the sympathy that DeFreycinet is
alleged to have exhibited III Herz's suc,
cess.
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New YoRK, Feb. 27.-st. Clair Nc
Kelway, editor OF the Brooklyn Eagle,
who has been for several days at Lake.
wood, and during that time has had
conferences with President-elect Cleve-
land, writes his paper as iollows:
Grover Cleveland's inaugural address
as President OF the United States for
four years from March next will con-
tain about LOO words. and will be
more general than specific in character,
Mr.. Cleveland has carefully written out
what he desires to say, but will speak at
the inauguration without manuscript,
only referring to topical notes to re-
fresh his memory.
The address will express Mr. Cleye-
lands profound gratitude to the people
for the honor thus second time con-
ferred upon him as q mark OF confidence
in him and belief in theprinciples upon
which he was elected. His utterances
upon the financial policy, tariff and
economy OF administration will be de-
cisiye and frank. Confidence in Dem
ocratic principles, as able to deal with
the problems OF labor and capital,
sectional divisions and political unrest
will be expressed. The abolition OF
federal interference with elections in
the state, will, it Is said, be treated
as recognized decision Of the people.
The pension department, the new navy,
rigorous quarantine, and the regula-
ton Of immigration will probably re-
ceiVe attention. The President may
not refer openly to the question OF an
nexation Of Hawaii, but will take a
conservative stand on that subject and
not act hastily.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland will go at
once to the executive mansion after the
inauguration and not to any private
residence as has been misrepresented.
President Harrison has had the white
house put in admirable condition.
Mr.. Cleveland and President Harrison
viii ride to and from the Inauguration
ceremonies together.
Mr.. Cleveland's veto was sent in
against the arrangements that he
should be driven from the capitol to
the white house behind four black
horses in white harness, with an out
rideron each. This did not accord with
Mr.. Clevelands Jefersonian ideas, and
the veto on it was quick and decisive.
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The oueen nnd ner pnughlcr..

LONDON, Feb. 9L-Queon Victoria
and her daughters, tho German en-
press dowager and the Princess Beatrice,
have arrived at Buckingham palace,
where her majesty is preparing to hold
court tomorrow.
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ohio state Convention.

Special Dipdch 70 tho inttlligcnccr
CoLuNDUs, o., Feb. 97.-Columbus
will bo tho place and juno thod Of
tho Republican state convention this
year. Tho state central committee
meet here April 10 TO complete final
arrangements,
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GROWERS INAUGURAL
Will be Very Short, but will Con,
tain Lots of Meat
HE HAS IT NOW ALL WRITTEN OUT

And viii Deliver it from Memory-It
Will Express Thanks to 'The Peo.
pie" Give His Views on Finance and
the TariT, Declare Confidence in
Democratic Principles" straddle
the Hawaiian Question and Avoid a
Isoterence to "civil servioe"-His
First Veto Against Those Black
Horses With LiverIed Hostlers.
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For West Virginia. liyhl rain, 5outherly winds,
colder "Wednesday morning
For Western p0nnsylvAnla. Increasing Oondl.
ness probably followed by rain durlng the after.
noon or night, warmer tOuthefly Winds,
For ohio. llrht rain, soulhCrly Winds, warmer
Tlg TEMPERATURE YEiERDAY,
~ ihtnishod by q. sonyrpr. druggist, corner
Market aud Fourteenth streets
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A GOOD RESULT
or tho Loss of n Prize FightOr's Life An
Fights Declared on.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 27.-The various
prize fighting clubs of this city have de.
clared prospective matches of and the
fighters have ceased training. The
California Athletic Club has closed and
will retire from business. All this is
one of tho results OF the killing Of Billy
Miller by Dal Hawkins at the Pacific
Club last Friday night.
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Drs Mowrs, Iowa, Feb. 2I-Altcr
tho rain fall to-day, tonight ono Of tho
worst blazardg OF tho season is raging
hero. Tho mctcury is falling rapidly.
Trains, especially from tho north arc
delayod.
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Leave a Good Thing.

LONDON, Feb. 27-Consul General
John Q. New will leave the consulship
on the 10th OF May next
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Chairman Executive Committee.
fiiere follow the names of the mem-
bers OF tho executive committee.
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RAILROADS.
ut, VERNON ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Time Table in effect October 20, 1893. s

Time Table in effect 20, 1893. 8
on ard after this cate cars after leaving
Alexandria will stop at the following stations
nr.!v: Ncw AicxanGria. Dyke, Belmont, wei
lir.ton. Arctur,:s. SDow,irns. Grassy Mead,
Hunters, i:iver-de Park and Mount vernon
ENG STREET LINE.
Cars every ten minutes. connecting with All
Pennsylvania y: T. trains and boats VIA
Washington aud Alexandria ferry.
Fnt NEW ALEXANDRIA, RIVERSIDE
PARK AND Mt. VERNON.
S nth Bound-Le;ve King and Fairfax
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a. NJ. and Il 10. 10. . 10. ) 10, 10,
aod ) 10 u. m. Arrive at Mount Vernon
I 10, 94S. 10 As and II As a. m, and
I'd As. IS. ) As, 4 As aud As p. m
Ncrth Bouud-Leavc Mt. Vernon at 7 10,
0 30. 10 30 and II 90 M, and IL Of,
| 81. = 30, = 30, 4 80 and 5 80 =. m.
Ar2veat King and Fairfax streets at I %,
1877 and Ii - a. M, and II y, ~
, 81, 3 81, 4 ~, > 81 and q ~ p M.
Persons having packages or other freight to
ship will procure stamps from the company )
agents. Packages must be properly stamped
before they will be forwarded Those having
milk to ship will purchase tickets which are
issued for this species of freight.
Round trip tickets beoween New Alcxan-
dria and Washington and single trip tickets
from Mount Vernon and New Alcxundria to
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Tren-
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4leSanaraa o. azGtte.
SATURDAY. FNF> NOV. 4 1898.

The KAIsER's SIsTER.-Onc OF the
cleverest and most charming of the
royal princesses of Europe is Charlotte
of Saxe-Meiningen, the elder sister OF
the German Emperor. She Is the most
attractive Of all the Emu error Fred
crick's daughters, and is in iempcra-
ment. in will and impulse much like
her brother, Wilhelm II. She Is not
beautiful in feature, though her figure
like her mother's-is exquisite; but
her coloring is lovely, and her person,
aitv is so piquant and dainty i'll detail
and effect that she fascinates everybody
who knows her. She might easily be
pretty in an odd style, if she would
send her maid to New York to study
Undressing. Like most of the iemi-
nine relatives of the Princess of Wales,
the German Princess wears her HAIR III
the woolly, wiggy tower OF tight cuTiS,
which can never, by any chance, be be-
coming to anybody. 1t is soft, fine,
ark brown hair, and she has great
cal of it, and she completely spoi!s
nd wastes it in wearing it Ia Alex
ndra.
Princess Charlotte is, in some re-
spects. the favorite granddaughter Ct
Queen Victoria. She is so witty, so
sarcastic and full off that the veneer.
able Queen looks forward with delight
to her visits, sure of amusement and
exhilaration. A not particularly happy
marriage seems to have little effect
upon the Princess's high spirits. She
lives in Berlin most of the year, and Is
very popular there.
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RAILROADS.
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L RAILROAD.
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1:i0 PM. PENS LytNlA LDurFl'
Pullman Drawing aid state loom. sieelr
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Chicago.
7:4OP. II. IVES ERN EXrRESS-Pullman
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7:lO p. VI. SOUTHWESTERN EMPRESS
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