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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-05
CONDENSED NEWS


Gathered Prom All Parts Of the country
bA eiegradh.
Mrs Philip Hamilton. widow Of the
youngest son Of Alexander Hamilton.
IS dead at Poughkcepsie. n. ". aged 50.
BY the death sof an aunt Ia Brooklyn,
N. r., prisoner In the sheridan coun-
" jail. Wyoming. is heir to fortune
81 100000 The man is Jim Swissher,
) regular desperate.
1t IS reported at Wheeling that the
West Virginia OIL and Gas Co sold its
holding in the Warrington oil field to
the Standard Oil Co. for a consideration
not far from 81. 600, 600
Chief Harris has signed the bill for
the ratification Of the amended strip
treaty. This was the last step neces-
sary to assure the opening Of the Chero-
lsee strip TO settlement
Foraker republican defeated DEM
ocratic nephew of Senator Sherman for
mayor Of the democratic city Of Lam
caster. o., Monday. BY 15s majority.
The usual democratic majority is aI5
At Three Rivers, Mich, four children
81 Fred Horn ate Of the roots Of the wa
ter hemlock- The 1O-year-old daughter
| has died from the effects Of the poison.
| The three other children, ranging from
i to l2 years Of age. are not expected to
| live.
The New York Herald announces that
Henry Willard and his friends are pre-
pairing to relinquish their management
Of the Northern Pacific railroad. and
that Mr.. Wizards resignation is already
In the hands Of President Oaks. The
change, 1t is said, will take place
April 90
Monday night, VIM. H. c. Childs, 50
years old, physician Of Pittsburgh.
Pa, took an overdose Of morphine in a
fat at ISL West Thirty-fifth street, New
j York, where he is said to have stopped
for the past few days with Olive Jar
dine. He was taken to the New York
hospital unconscious
/ At Cleveland, o., the independent
candidacy of Gen. Ed. S Meyer for
mayor, resulted in the defeat of the re-
publicans Monday. Meyer, who is the
present corporation counsel, accepted
the nomination of the peoples party
4 and poIled 5000 votes, mostly in the
strong republican wards
A barn belonging to Mr.. g. T. Gao
ger, of Haywood, Bergen county, n. j,
was burned to the ground Monday
morning The charred bodies OF four
unknown tramps were taken from the
] ruins 1t is thought the tramps set fire
| to the barn by smoking or carelessly
dropping lighted match.
The action Of anti-Semitcs in Vienna
| in protesting against the appointment
of Max Judd to be U. s. consul general
there is regarded at the state depart
ment as not entirely consistent in view
Of the fact that Mr.. Julius Goldschmidt,
the present consul general at Vienna,
whom Mr.. Judd was nominated to sue.
! coed, is also jew.
At Ellxhart, Ind, in the case of james
/ Reed and Clarence McFarran. who
nearly murdered Peter Banfglio there
4 recently while burglarizing his store
i the former was sentenced to five years
| In the penitentiary and the latter t.
i three years. The boys are each about
10 years Of age, and McFarran has only
one foot, the other having been crushed
! off while he was catching train.
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TERRIFIC BATTLE


between Farmers aud Railroad Employees
EErs One Sian Fatally Injured.
WEST UNION, In, April IA ter
rife battle took place at Jackson June
ton, twenty miles from here. Monday
afternoon between the employees Of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul rail-
road and mechanics and farmers Miles
McGoyern and Peter Meyers determined
to build warehouse in spite of
orders from the railway to the
contrary Monday noon the conn
pany sent seycnty-fivc men 10 lny rails
on the building spot to prevent build
ing. McGoyorn and Meyers and q band
Of farmers resisted, and n bloody bnttle
took place. resulting in seven or eight
men being terribly injured, one Of
whom will die. The men became wild
and fought like demons With crowbars,
hammers, rocks and cluba. The rail
way Is now in full possession OF the
Nald
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BOUNDARY LINE SETTLED.

The Supreme Court Decides Against vir-
ginia IA Ita suit Against 10 nessee.
WASHINGTON. April 5. Some time ago
the state Of Virginia set up acclaim that
it was entitled to wcdgc-shaped tract
ranging from two TO eight miles wide
and several score Of miles long, now
generally recognized as within the
northwestern boundary line Of Tennes-
see. Virginia based her claim on her
charter, making her southern boun-
Diary line due west ii 80 deg, and 80
min.
Tcnnessee's response was that the
present line had been run IL $500 and
1901 BY a joint commission Of the two
states. and had been accepted and rati-
fed by each. Monday the supreme
court rendered its decision sustaining
Tennessee SO that the boundary line
win remain unifnpaired
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.BROYHERHOOD'S DECISION.
Neither Side Seems to Understand
The Result.
A GREAT UNCER TAINTY.


ToLEpo. o., April "a reporter had
an interview with 4 number Of the
members Of tho brotherhood after tho
decisions In the Y. 5. court had been
delivered, and great diversity Of opin-
ions was brought 10 light Many Of
them feel that Il Is the direct result Of
monopoly's oppression. One weil-lknown
brotherhood man said. 1--WE ara abso-
lately undone as labor organisation
for tho present; we now have but one
feseurce aud as nm organization, feder~
ating with other labor unions and
hrothcrhoods, we propose 10 vote here-
after only for men absolutely known 10
be In sympathy with the rights and
necessities Of tho iaboring element
This was gigantic scheme that saw
ored both Of capital and political In
trigue We are not as devoid OF wisdom
andorSiipary Intelligence rs the railroad
companies would have you believe. q We
have the power, and mark my words, IL
Is only question Of time when the vic
tory shall DO ours
Vague rumors were afloat Monday
evening MS 10 what Immediate course
tho brotherhood win pursue. but all
show an inclination 70 await the pro-
mitigation Of special orders from head
quarters
Ask Lake Shore 81 Ann Arbor
strilsor what no thinks Of the decisions
and he win probably reply; oh. I
Dunno These two words just about
express the general situation here At
the present time. Tho majority Of the
strikers aeom utterly unable 70 decide
for themselves whether or not they
have gained point in the controversy,
and tho intelligent public Il In about
tina eaY,fa ~
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NNHINL
Partial Programme
NEw foRk. April s Rear Admiral
GhcrardI has issued his orders for the
naval review In this harbor on April q
next and the time between now aud
that date viii Be devoted to prepara-
tions for the event The feet will be
in readiness for the sail 10 this port
from Hampton Roads on April "a. and
on that day AZ an early hour Will steam
10 New York, kceping in fleet forma-
tion during the day, sep arating In the
night, coming together in the morning
Of April %. and proceeding in fleet
formation 70 the anchorage in the low
or bay.
On the day Of the review. April 81,
the ships will hoist colors and dress ship
at $ a. m. Al 1880 a M President
Cleveland win embark on the Dolphin.
which WILDE anchored of the foot Of
West Twenty-third street firing her
signal gun at that time and be-
ing answered by the ten-inch gun
ON the Miantonomah, which will
be the rear ship 81 the port coli
umn. When the Dolphinss bow Is
opposite each ships stern fonr flour
ishes" win be sounded, the band will
play the national air, and on the last
flourish the FIRST Of salute of TWEEN
tyrone guns will be fred After the
Dolphin has passed up the river she will
come 10 anchor and win be visited by
ilag and commanding officers 20 pay
their respects III the evening there
will be an exhibition Of search lights
until $50 o'clock. and during the sue
ceedinp half hour Very and Ardois
night signals will be shown
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i.re,.ch e!abl d Maklng.

PARIS, April 5.M Charles Dupuy
has informed President carnot that he
must abandon the attempt TO form a
ministry, as M. peytrai, radical deputy
from Touches du Rhone. has declined
to accept the ministry Of finance. Pey-
trail has made it u condition Of his ac-
ceptance Of the finance ministry that
nj. Edouard Loclsroy should be APP
pointed minister 81 commerce. NJ. Du.
puy has been unable to include ~
Lockroy In his cabinet, because he il
too radical NJ. Dupuy. at the urgent
request Of President Carnot, has con-
sentcd 10 make another attempt to form
a cabinet.
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HAzLEToN. Pa. Aprilt5. The disas-
ter at Laurel Hill mine, it now appears,
was not SO terrible as was at FIRST re-
por ted. Though many lives were en-
dangered, all but three escaped il
has been determined definitely that
The three men are, in the mine They
are Thomas Hudson. w. II Trembatf
and Richard Williams The latter il
Head beyond doubt. There is faint
possibility that the two others may be
rescued alive. The search for the miss.
ng men is being pushed vigorously
md it is expected that they viii be
found.
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coNTEMpT ~ couRI.
Circular Issued BY thu United Garmsnt-
nef8ea


1nfters.
NEw YoRIs, April s. -The United Gar.
ment Workers 81 America Monday ia
aued circular giving a fun list Of
all firms belonging 10 the Cloth.
ing Manufacturers Association To
their customers which Il considered
70 BE- plain case Of contempt 81 court
III face OF the temporary injunction
served upon the officers 81 the fedora
tion. II WINS decided BY the Cutters
and Garment Workers nt the meeting
Monday TO leave the question Of gem
eral strike among the tnilorn 10 the
discretion 1.-THE United brotherhood
of Taiiors which meets Tuesday night
A secret conference 81 the leading 81
ficers OF the trades unions Of the United
States will be held In this city during
tho present week 20 take action on the
legal question 81 boyeotting. raised
against the cutters during the present
lockout
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coNsPlRAcY AGAlN.-
nut This Judge Includes Capitalists With
Workmen.

Workmen.
PfTTsBUReH, Pa, April Officials Of
the builders exchange here were found
guilty Of conspiracy BY jury for conn
bining in restraint Of trade and prevent
ing contractors not members 81 the ex-
change from getting material The
case is that, Of Thomas buchanan
against II. r. Barnes. William Ma,
John Carr and L. 7. Yoder An but
Yoder were found guilty. Barnes Is the
president OF the exchange.
Judge White, in his charge. scored a.
legal combinations Of capital and Of la
Dor. lie disapproyed the rules Of labor
organizations limiting apprenticeship
lie said that although any man or set
OF men had perfect right to quit work
Vi the compensation Of their labor or
the treatment accorded them by their
employers was unsatisfactory, yet they
had no right to strike pr to induce 9th
ers to refuse to work. ANY such action
Is unlawful conspiracy.
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Isadeau.s case Compounded.

NEW YoRK. April THE snit of the
United States against Gen. Adam Ba-
aeau in the United States circuit court
mas been stricken from the calendar,
he case having been compromised in
December The government claimed
IS, 600, which Gen. Badeau received as
lees while consul at Havana. lie paid
$500 and his sureties Gen. Horace
Porter and Col. Fred. D. Grant paid the
same sum. In a similar suit for over
80. 600 the general was victorious.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, April 5. Whisky
Broker A. n sutton, in jail for utter
ing forged whisky receipts has made
an assignment Of all his property to
the Columbia Finance and Trust Co.
for the benefit Of his creditors. without
preferences. The deed states that the
property consists Of over IA, 900 barrels
81 whisky. besides oflicc furniture,
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SPECIMEN GASES.

y s. II. Crawford, New Casscl, Wis.
was troubled with Neuralgiaa and Rheu
matism. His stomach was disoldered,
Mis- liver was affected to an alarming
degree, appetite fell away, and lie was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength
Three bottles Of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd Harrisburg, I'll,
had 4 running sore on his leg Of eight
years standing. Used three bottles q
Electric Bittcrs and seven boxes q
Bucklcn's Arnica Salve, and his leg i
sound aud well. John Speaker, ca
tawba, o.. had Eve large fever sores
$on his leg, doctors said lie was incur
able. One bottle Of Electric Bitters
and one box Bucklen's Arniea Salvt
cured him entirely. Sold by +. 9
Williams, Jr., IS Co. drug store.
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RED OAK. / r.. April s Engine No.
Of the Choctaw Coal and Railway Co.
exploded at the edge Of town. Four
trainmen were blown to pieces They
are: L. r. Darnell. engineer; r. Frcder.
icks fireman; g. w. Martin, brakeman,
and Henry Landers, night hostler,
Three Of the bodies were hurled eighty
feet from the engine and horribly man.
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clereIaaa MIlI opea &c LII.

wAsHIxGroM April s Unless public
business makes II impossible President
Cleveland viii open heSiyorld's fair on
May i, and viii personally push the
button that starts the machinery In mo
ton. Nearly all the members Of the
cabinet will also be present
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cnIcAoo. April b Eugene Dunni-
want, whose damage suit against O. w.
Potter, the steel magnatc, growing out
Of d love affair with Mr. Potter's
daughter, has created wide interest,
was released from custody Monday.
The charge upon which Dunniyant was
being hesl was the larceny Of a watch
from d woman with whom he had been
dAinlxinp
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he HANGS, She Goes Free.

BRIsToI. Tenn, April5 JAS Hickey,
who was found guilty Of murder in the
first degree at Blountville. has been
sentenced BY Judge A. J. Brown to be
hanged May 2S. His WIFE, who was
charged with completely. was acquitted,
Hickey killed S. II. Miller last August
In the lower end Of the county, over a
trivial matter, it is said. .1zss 1890
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CIncrSsATI, April 5.--The municipal
vote Monday resulted In the election Of
Samuel f.. Hunt dem. for superior
Judge; Emil Rehse, rep. for city police
court clerk; Thoa. J. McGrauahan, rep.
magistrate. Nine republicans and Sin
democrats were elected to the board Of
Inrialaffnn
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SING SING, n. II. April 8. Warden
Brown las received ovcg 800 appliea.
tions from persons who want TO see
Carlyle W.aIIarr.s eNecnted in the elcc.
tric cl.air IL May s Scores Of tho ap-
plicaRs aFe ~af:lp. This other appli-
A.fpts afe ti.cos lawyers and politi-
clans froil ail parts 81 the country.
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coLuMEUs, d, April } THE repub,
leans scored q partial victory here
Monday, retaining control ~ the coun-
cii and school boards. and electing one
of their candidates for common pleas
Judge and The clerk 81 the police court.
The democrats reelected Mayor George
u Karb by reduced plurality Of 2l5.
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THE GOLDEN SECRET OF LONG LIFE.

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and the bowels open. Bacon Celery
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Judge Lynch n Hack Skin.

RIcnMoND, Va, April 5.A Negro
desperate named Morgan has been
lynched by a mob Of his own color at
Graham, VaA Morgan murdered a law
abiding young Negro Of the town ut a
frolic The mob Is looking for confcd-
crates Of Morgan, and other lynchings
n "a saxrected
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I rashssI under the yyheeIs,

PARKgasRuRG. WI Va, April 5. Mrs
Rose Taylor, woman about 90 years
old. was struck by freight train on
the Ohio River railroad. near the round
house. The wheels of the engine ran
over her, aimost Severing her body.
The woman livsd in Marietta
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ToIEDo, O., April 5.-To the aston
ishment Of every one. Henry s. Bower.
the deposed street commissioners, III.
though affored an opportunity to secure
a pardon. Monday night paid his fine d
$780, and Tuesday morning commenced
his thirty days sentence on the rock
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npAMnAIloN CLAUSE. =
Philadelphia Tresbyteriars Adopt Repor
Of the Revision Committee.

OF TIE KeNisIun NfhWIftNH-
PH1LADEIPHIA, April 8 The Prcsby-
terians 81 Philadelphia adopted the
report OF the revision committee Of the
general asse mbiy relative 10 the dam
nation clause in the confession 81
faith. ny this report .'infnutsdying in
infancy, and III other persons mot
guilty-of actual transgrcasion, are in
ciadcd IN The election OF grace and are
regenerated and saved Nv Christ
through the spirit; so also are other
elect persons who are not ontwardly
called by the word
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IMPORTED ANIMALS S.
R1ilng BY Secretary IariisIe - ii Exem
tion from Customs Duties.

Ruling BY Secretary CariisIs as to Exemp-
tion from Customs Duties.
BosroN. April s. IA circular received
at the Boston customhouse Monday
from Secretary Carlisle, refers to the
importation Of live animals under the
laws passed BY congress on October i,
1890, and adds very important clause
to the rules and regulations issued ri
the time
The new circular directs that on and
after April 5, 1925, no animal which IS
brought into the United States from
foreign countries for breeding purposes
shall be admitted free Of duty unless
the importer furnishes certificate OF
the record and pedigree in Q form pre-
scribed by the department, showing that
the animal Is pure bred, and admitted
to full registry In book Of record
established for that breed; that its sire
and dam, and grand sires and grand
dams were all likewise recorded In d
book OF record established for the
same breed, together with the
affidavit Of the owner, agent
or importer that such animal
Is the identical animal described In
such certificate Of record and pedigree
1t has been customary for years past TO
record sheep In flocks, and not individ-
ually, but after the 5th Of April this
custom will cease. and they will be nd
mittcd by their pedigree. and Il this Is
impossible, the animal will be admitted
on the certificate OF the secretary OF a
recognized organization, showing that
the animal Is pure bred, and registered
in the fiocL-book Of the association,
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HAMBURa. April s Prince Bismarck
Is suffering from Brights disease Of the
kidneys, it is said, and had another
very hard attack Monday on account
Of the excitement attending his birth
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BnaKLEN,s ARNIoA sALYR.

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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
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pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by e. G. Williams, Jr., Il Co.
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aInnslield Wand NOM osrntI.,.

MANSFIELD, O., April 1.-The demo-
crafts elected their entire ticket 1t the
municipal election here Monday. and
captured the ward Offices in eight out
Of ten Wards. The majorities range
srom 100 to 400
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BUY COOK STOVES

and Ranges, Gasoline Stoves, Tinware
and honse furnishing goods 1T J. ".
! Fisher, King street, for he keeps
the best. Gas and Water pipe, spout
mg and roofing done al short notice.
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a.ts BEI1I, Is now running three chairs at
4 Nh having parlor and is prepared To serve
|.i.t.,p,Ts with Dispatch His bath rooms
. l.s fn,.st IN tie city. Hot and cold baths
Eiy hour desired.
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Il and CHEAPEST COLUMN.
a.is.waassd, For Sale, Yer Bent Lest
r.a st,aysa q stolen, To Buy. ssll
\ Make Il known.

IN "a COMMISSION. TO agents to
An .Ii.. the Patent Chemical Ink Cruising
ian9 ~ MN useful and novel invention
Frases ink thoroughly IN tive sec
Works IKE magic. ao e ~ Psr cent .it.
er4,i agent 10 take charge Of terri
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XIV ,,,.,,s.g Write for terms and sampl |
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\ i, gply hlace on earth to get % cent aool
XII cloth for 10 cents Is ut Eugene E. Her
/. cheap eash store.
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I'M RENT THE house in which have been
t,yiyir on West Burke street. Possession
III Aprii Rent SIS per month,
3f8tf G, A. MILLER.
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II YARDS Is cents floor oil cloth only ~
cents AZ Eugene 4. Herring's.
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, vTt,n GOOD reliable eoiored girl to
,.'.,E n Kitchen. Good nay and steady
i Sbely III Hosiery Mill near r. & o.
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4 = kSFED. 800 Gents suits to clean at 81 ~
suit. New Process. Steam and dry
Eaiug. t.GORDNER, south Raleigh street,
brnew Jail.
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i'm YOU HAPPY ~ III not go TO the
| IN Great Muslin Sale, and you Will go home
fssed Is DEATH it O. r. IERRING'S. corner
Reen and Martin streets.
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hftjY.pay 2t cents for 30 days credit for floor
A iii cloth when you can buy at 10 cents
H cash at Eugene f. Herring'ss
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RE YOU SAD ~ If so stop at the Great
"A sale, and get two or three bargains and
home feeling happy and glad, at e. T. HER
Nt3S corner Queen and Martin streets.
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hin you KNOW ITs We are selling at
ID Cost. Blankets Comforts, Ladies Cioaks,
kslfes Hats. Ladies Flannel Underwear. All
|ust 90. at g. r. HERRING'S, corner Queen
\ N Martin streets