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THE TARIFF DEBATE.
Continued In the House-steeI Rail
Schedule.

Continued In the House-SteeI Rail-
WASHINGTON. Jan. 19.-In the house the
tariff dobate was resumed, the pending
amendment being that of johnson. of Ohio.
placing steel rails on the free list Wilson
asked unanimous consent that three houFs
be set aside next Monday for the con
sidorRtion OF tho amendment to the sugar
schedule. IL vas agreed to. Dalzsll then
rroceeded with his speech. begun yester-
day. He began by reeapitulating the
charges that he had made against johnson.
He bad shown, be said. that johnson man
ufactursd certain kinds of street rail-
way rails, behind the rrotection Of
$50 patents. and wanted railway rails TO 20
on the free list; that he ooerced his ems
ployes in the face of winter and starvation
into accepting wages OF one-third cash and
tWo-thirds script; that he made untrue
statements and had altered the stenogr Aph-
eTs notes, and the lass script had been
hawked about the streets of Johnstown.
and had been bought in at discount b. a
relative of Johnson before IL was redeemed
al par.
johnson replied TO Dalzsll in a semi
humorous vein. He (Johnson) did not
claim to be philanthropist. The johnson
amendment TO put steel rails on the free
list was lost, seventY-nine 10 100.
Loud. republican. of California, de-
voted few minutes 80 tbs proposed fruit
schedule which he said ruined the Taisin
and pune industry of CAlifornia. Walker
republican, of Aassaoh usetts. interrupted
with what he claimed privileged matter. IL
proved TO be an inquiry as to why i've dem
committee who made speeches, refused TO
print their speeches in the record.
Reed-"Those sresohes have been hauled
up for reFairs." Laughtef.
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TO STARVE THEM OUT.
Plan Of Campaign Against the BrAEiIia
RebolA

Plan OF Campaign Against the Brazilian
Rebels
WAsHINaroN. Jan. l9-Mendonca, the
Brazilian minister. says his government is
only playing waiting game. There are.
be says two courses open, viz: To surround
the insurgents and make an aggressive
movement against them. or to out of their
sou cos of supplies and reinforoements aud
thereby starve them into surrender. The
frst plan would involve the partial destruo-
tion OF ships and other COVE nment prop-
erty In possession of the rebels; the second
would give opportunity for the contin nusd
bombardment Of the city.
Official advices reosiVed by the minister
contain the information that both Of the
columns reported marching north TO re-
inforce Mello had been repulSsd by the gov
0rnment forces, as announced by the press
dispatches. and nre retreating back 20 the
south post haste. He regards these results
as fatal bloss to Melio's hopes OF securing
fresh men-conssqusntly TO his campaign.
BUESos AYREs. Jan. 19.-AdmiTal de Cana
sent rein forcements &c the insurgent gArri-
son on COnesieao island and subsequently
repelled a vigorous attack by government
troops. who lost 100 men killed. Admiral
de Cana strongly fortified his position.
commanding the railway leading 20 Petro-
polls aud the gas works. Alarm ia caused
in commercial circles by a renewal Of the
circulation of bank notes issued under the
empire. and which were supposed 20 have
been destroyed some time aGo.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

OTTAWA. Jan. l9.-The Exchange bank
assigned this morning. Depositors will be
raid in full.
GIoucEs1KB. Jan. l9-Judge Chas. Y.
Thompson, OF the superior court OF Aassa-
chusetts, con- mitted suicide this morning,
using rovolve.. No motive is known.
BosroS. Jan. l9.-EI-Gov. Wm. CASTOR.
one of the gaeatest lawyers and most prom
inent democrats Of the state, 10 dead. In
ls'i he was elected governor by |OOO ma
iority over Talbot.
WASHINGTON, Jan. I9.-Ths statement
that s1troms suffering exists Hnong tho
Indians OF Pine kidgs agency ia discredited
at the bureau OF Indian ahaira OniciAls
ridicule tho assertions that Indians are
dying Of like sheep"
ST. Paul, Jan. l9.-F. h. Jilson. OF Jllson
a Satte.lse. dealers Ia railroad supplies.
for many years a leading business Inan OF
this city. committed suicide this AFTERNOON
BY shooting hlmself IN the head. business
depression - the ieason.
WAsu1NuroS. Jan. 1a.-Seorstary Carlisle
directed the ca tain Of the revenue cutter
Wolcott now az Poft IoWnscna. Wash, 10
make a long search along the west shore OF
Nancouvtr ISLAND ior traces OF the schooner
Mary Brown, missing since Octobsr.
NHw YoRE. Jan. l9.-rhe death score In
the Delaware. LackawannA g. Western ao-
cldent a. hacksnsack was increased 20
eleven to-day by tie dtath OF Charles T.
Mincher. EdWin 81. CLARK and Christian
Arnold are both IN an exceedingly critical
condition.
LrrrIE Rock. Jan. la-Fifty families
LIVING IN Non oe countf, by agreeing 90
place Ia the hands OF Gov. fishback all
thoir d npurty 60 b. sold 10 defray their
expenses, have arranged with the American n
colonization society st Washington. u. g..
for Transportation % Liberia.
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PLAN FOR BIMETALLlsM.
One Ready Made and waiting for Mon
stary Conference.

etary Conferences.
LoHDoH. Jan. 19.-The correspondent Of
the Standard al Berlin says "Those rer-
sons interested in promoting tho new mon
otary conference have prepared plan for
submission 20 the governments most closely
concerned with the silver question. The
plan will . oppose that the United States,
France. England aud Germany form q
monetary union upon the following basis
The United states 20 bry aud use for cur
renew purposes $4,000. 600 ia silver yearly.
and France. rerresenting the Latin union.
20 purchase 20. COCOON francs worth; Eng
land Hnd Germany 90 withd aw al gold
coinage and paper money under the value
Of 81 sterling. and buy e7JQCOO worth
81 si yer yearly. and Issue notes un-
der Il in value against the full
amount OF deposit silver coinage; India 20
resume the unlimited coinage of silver; the
price Of siver 90 be fixed by the count los
mentioned. a. several OF the rersonG inter
ested say. at "a. per ounce above the Indian
rupee D ice. and 90 be alterablo only at the
beginning OF each year. IL the average
London price Of silver fall al any time ten
per cent below the convention price mem
bera OF the union are 10 have the option to
withdraw and dissolve the union.
This plan will be accompanied by a long
series OF remarks aud comments, which
will include q document attempting TO
prove that the acceptanc3 of the proposed
regulations by England had Germany
would be perfectly compatible With their
maintaining a cold standAfd d and attempt
TO explain the height of the convention
price of silver by the necessity OF Offering
owners OF silver mines a profit sufficient 20
induce them TO form trust 10 limit the
output"
LONDON. Jan. 19.-Sir William Henry
Houldsworth, member OF parliament for
Manchestsr. a conservative. speaking at
Dundee. declared thai until bimetallism Is
adopted by all countries commerce would
not receive any permanent benefit. Eng
land, he added. was the only country in
Europs whioh refused TO adopt bimetallism.
He expressed the hope that the government
would cooperate With other governments
in efforts 90 secure a more permanent sys-
TEN.
HOMO KoN0, Jan. The silver crisis is
increasing IN aouteness in the east. and the
situation IL further complicated by a
scarcity OF currency at Shanghai, Hong
Kong and Singapore. owing to the decrear-
ing supply OF Mexican dollars, Mexican eI~
change not having adapted itself 20 the
heavy fall In silver. The present position
of affairs may easily become dangerous.
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No GREAT DELAY.
The Treasury Department Net Afraid OF
Injunction Proceedings

The Treasury Department Net Afraid OF
Injunction Proceedings
WAsmN0roS, Jan. i9.-The dispatch an
nouneing tho thrsatensi Injunction BY the
knights Of Labor against Secretary Car
isle 90 restrain him from issuing $50. OO0. %
600 IN bonds was taken 90 the treasury de-
paftmont this afternoon and shown 90 SEQ.
rstary Carlisle. lie declined to say any
thing whatever GU the subject for publica-
tion Other officials Of the department
were uot surprised on learning tho coutsnts
of the dispatch. The feeling Of the
Knights OF Labor aud labor unions eener-
ally On the bond question ~ known 90 be
uuiavorabls. ~ shown hv the passing OF n
resolution against a. The officials we're n
unit in the opinion that the secretary has
nothing more than temporary delay %
feaf fom injunction proceedings.
nnd even this they did not think
in tho least degree probable. IL Is believed
no DELAY woald Be occaaioued by these
threatened legal proceedings. a. even a
temporary Injunction doubtless would be
deniei.
Popu.istt OF the house know nothing
about an injunction against the bond issue.
Jerry simpson says he will have no hand IA
30. bus would b glad if 10 wsru true. Rep
IcsentauSe Culberscn. Of Iexas. chairman
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BUTTE, ANACONDA a PACIFIC.
The New Line Between the Great Mining
Camp and the Copper city.

The New LINE Iietween the Great Mining
Camp and the Copper city.
The new railroad between Butte and
AnscondA. the Butte. Anaconda a Pacific.
which has been open for passenger trsftis
for about two weeks, is now running ss
smoothly as though 10 had been in opera
tion for years. Ia connection with the
Montana Central IL gives the people OF
Butte and Anaconds a splendid local ser
vice. Three trains day over the Montana
Central would give good service. but the
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific gives another
one. Trains over these lines leave Butte
for Anaconda at Has q. m. 1870 .. m, i've
,. m. and nine p. m. They leave Anaconda
for Butte at $50 q. m, $50 .. M, two .. IN.
aud three p. m. Ihe running time between
the towns is seventh minutes
The new line Is veil equipped with hne,
new coaches. and though the roadbed has
not settled u is NOT rough. The new road
is doing two-thiris OF the passenger bus
inesa between the two towns aud naturally
all OF the freight business. Although its
tracks are ussd by the Montana Central
she Il. 4. n A. Is practically up 20 date an
independent line. having its own general
officers ami employees.
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n.t,ls WIN E,e.r.a cenrle,..

BmMNoHAM Ala. Jan. IA posse or
gsniEei by sheriff Dexter. of Bloetoa. had
n terrible battle at Goethe. ten miles from
Pratt City. this moraing with four Of a
gang Of eonviets who escaped from the
Tennessee Coal aud Iron company's stock
AIDES q Prau CitF last night sheriff Der
ter was killed. and Jim Davis one Of the
conviots. fatally wounded. Two ether
conviota were captured. The posse ia In
pursuit OF the rsst. The eonviets had pro-
cured a lot OF dvnamits With which they
blew down the iron gatss 10 she mines aud
kept the guards a. hay. One oartFidgs
sirueh near Guard Patton and exploded,
inh .ctiug fatal wounds. The oouvicts aisS
used two shotguna aud a pistol. mysteri-
ously scared. 30 advantage.
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TO CENTRALIzE THEIR FORCES
Farmers' Organizations to lie Coasoii-
dated.

dated.
CHICAGO. Jan. 19.-The National Farmers
alliance, In convention here. has taken the
fret step toward the confederation Of agfi-
cultural bodies Of the United States. A
definite plan Of organization TO include the
Eve prominent orders of the country was
adopted to-day. and a committee appointed d
TO secure Its adoption by other unions.
The Organization will be called the Fam
ers' union. The allisneo men are conhdsnt
10 will receive the hearty Endorsement Of
agricultural interests all sections. The
persons at the head of the movement say
they have already received virtual endorse
ment OF the Grange, Farme = Mutual Ben
eft association. ana Patrons Of Industry,
The Farme,s' union will be incorporated
under the laws Of Illinois. and have sn
express provision that It shall be q nom
secret organization. The constitution and
bylaws will be based on the form Of the
constitution of the United states and the
general government In its Legislative. exec
outive aud judicial departments. One Of
the specified objects OF the cofpo alton is 10
promote social harmony ani entertain
ment for the families of isolated fATmers."
Secretary OF Agriculture Morton came in
for consids able adverse criticism. speakers
saying be is looking for political prefer
msnt caring little for tie interests Of
farmers.
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The Dakota drummers are around in
Montana lively enough. trying TO sell their
Dakota -four and take away ell the monev
they can 20 enrich themselves. Mhsn
congress and tue United States senate were
mailing Montana TO a tree what was DA-
kota doinG for MOntana? Standing there
with a spike maul, driving in the nails.
IL is time for Montana 40 look after her
own interests. Buy nothing but the
Arabella and White Lilly hours. When the
grocer saws Dakota flour. tell them; No.
l want Hslsna flonE and nothing else.n
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An Earl, Moaning mae.

The alarm Of Gre Absut two o'clock this
morning from boz 32 vas caused By the
burning Of . frame buildina ussd a. a
kitchen. In she rear Of lO3 Clore street oe-
cupied By Henry Gutg aud others. The
fire IL supposed 90 have started from ths
dog ovorturning thc lamp As the dos has
NOS been seen since he IL supposed 20 have
pc ishsd Ia the flames OF been oEsfeoms b.
smoke. Ihs loss 10 about So.
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Ell PAso. Ter. Jan. l9.-The report sent
out that the revolutionists had captured
the city of Chihuahua proves 10 be incor-
rect. The news came To a representative OF
the Times as stated. but a dispatch re
ceived by the mayor of JuaFez was misun-
doratood either bV the reader Of 10 or by the
man who reported 10 the news agent. Agi-
tation IN that city continues and an attack
10 expected. Two train loads OF federal
troops from the City of Mexico arrived at
chihuahua this evening.
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KEw ORLEANS. Jan. 19.-News has just
been rsesived I ON West Felicisno parish
that negro set Gre to a corncrib. mob
organized TO horsewhip him. When the
crowd reached his cabin he opened fire on
them. killing white man named Roberts
and seriously wounding son OF the pro-
nrietor of the plantation. The mob then
broke in the doors, took the negro out
hanged him aud riddled his body with bull
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W. g. Doig beRs to inform his customers
that having bought MeRas's shoe store. sit
uatsd at Paynss hotel. is now removed 20
corner OF Lawrence street and Park ave
nue., instead of broadway. as advertised
last week, and owing 10 less expense will be
able TO sole and heel (naileI) for 81,
sewed work (stitchea picked. SLS5. Work
manship guaranteed hrst-class.
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Nrw YORK. Jan. l9-The treasurer. ssers.
tAry and general auditor Of the Northern
Pacihc have resigned because the receivers
refuse To- psT them their salaries for doing
work for thc present managoment Prssi-
dent Ives has rnsde application % axe courts
for IN o dsf directing that the salaries Of
the officers named be raid.
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A Cashier Get. five Year.

CH.YESSE, wyo., Jan. 19.-Todd NJ.
PettiRrev. cashie of the Fl 81 National
bank OF sun Dance. was to-day sentenced
TO five ysars Imprisonment by Judge
Reiner. Pettlgrew ran the Sun Dance
water works and took money from the
bank 90 do u with. hoping 90 sell bonds
but hard times came on and the bonds were
unstable.
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D.SvER, Jan. l9.-Ths house to-day
favorably reported a few bills and abe sen
ate. after adopting = resolution provi ling
To- a COMMITTEES 20 confer with one from
the house on the subject Of immediats ad-
iournment. took n recess until tomorrow.
Ihe house conourred In the senate fesolu-
tom for cnnisfan q.
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\ Diplomat Injured .

WAsHINGrOS, Jan. 19.-While Senior
Thomas de Souse Rosa. envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotsntiary from Poftu-
sal. was riding last evening, the horses ran
away. the carriage was overturned and
Minister Rosa thrown violently 20 the
ground. Two ribs were fractured and 10 is
feared he sustained internal injuries.
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Of the judiciary committee. says thero .s no
dvubt of the poWer Of Seorotafy Carlisle %
issue bonds for the purposes Of the reaump-
tion act The general opinion smonR law
yers of the house IL that tko Utocsedings
would have HO standing in court
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PmLApEIrmA. Jan. 1.-THE condition
Of George ". Childs. proprietor OF tho
Public Ledger. tais morning IL reported IA
vorsble. hs haying rested we'll during she
night. bot he 10 still a very siek man.
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More Good News For Montana.

WAsHISoroN, Jan. 19.-Comptrollsr Eek
els announces that the First National hank
of Great Falls Lont.. which has been in
trouble. will resume shortly
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THE CLEARING HOUSE.

Business Done At Financial Centers the
Past Week.
Nrw YORK. Jan. l9.-Ths clsarings Of the
banks of the principal cities for the week
as compared with the corresponding week
of last vesr were az follows.
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TO ENJoIN CARLISLE.
Proceedings May Bs Begun By ths
Knights of Labor.

Proceedings May Be Beeun By the
Knights of Labor.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l9-Ths following
was sent last night from the Knights Of La.
Dor headquarters;
y. r. Sovereign, General Master Work
mnn. X. OF L.. Des Moines, Iowa: Secure
counsel, go before United States supreme
court Immediately. enter injunction pro-
eeedings against Carlisle restraining him
from issuing $4,000, 600 bonds. The inter
ests OF the people, upon whom the burden
of all taxation 10 pay interest and principal
of these bonds falls. require that you
should Immediately take this step against
the secretary OF the treasury, enioininR him
from mourning further debt while the re-
sources OF the government. IL properly ap-
Piled. are Sufficient to meet oil lawful de-
mands. (signed)
"JoHN W HAYES,
General SscreterY treasurer"
The following was received in reply:
DIS NnINEs, loWn, Jan. l9.-John w.
Hayes sia North Broad atreet-Case sub
mitted 30 counsel. II reasonable ground
on which 60 force standing in court injunc-
iion proceedings will begin at onoe.
(Signed) j. II. sovEREIGN.
General Master Workman.
DIS MoINFs. Jan. l9.-General Master
Wol kman Sovereign was seen by an Asso-
ciated press Representative here tonight
regarding the proposed injunction pto-
csedings against Secretary "a Isle. 1t
may be a good deal like n mouse tsckling n
lion," be said. but we aie going TO do H."
A petition praying for an injunction to re-
strain the seoTeta of the United States
treasury from Issuing bonds in the sum Of
S50.CJ)000 or any other amount SovsI-
sian said. has been drawn up heo by
Judge Cole. sworn TO by Sovereign, and
saut 20 Maahtngtou 20 Ia dlrd In ,he
United states eirouit court Of the Distric.
of Columbia the first OF next week. To-
night Sovereign sent a dispatch so senator
Allen, Of Nsbraska. asking him TO make an
argument in the case before the court IN
Washington.
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1otal for the leading cities OF the United
cent compared with the week last year.
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And every article useful and or
namental and guaranteed as rep
resented. All grades of goods in
every line and prices to suit every
purse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-16

PARIS, March ia dynamite bomb
outrage involving tho death OF tho an
urchist who threw the explosive missile
was committed utabout 2:45 o'clock this
afternoon inside tho chief entrance OF
the famous church Of Ia Made.
loine. In addition to killing tho bomb
thrower II numbur Of people who were
in this vicinity at tho time Of the OK
plosion we're moro or less severely in.
iurcd. At about tho hour mentioned q
loud explosion was heard inside tho
church OF LnMadclolno and n crowd OF
people immediately rushed from tho
place to tho church and in u worry short
time tho interior OF tho church and tho
Place dc Ia Madeleine were in Il state OF
great confusion and excitement.
Near n small door OH tho right OF tho
main entrance oil the church the people
who were first to enter found shattered
human remains. For u time, owing to
the smoke and excitement, the people
who made their discovery did not dare
TO penetrate any further, but as the
smoke cleared away and the people re-
gained their presence OF mind, it vas
seer the. tho remains were those OF q
mat who was 30 shattered by tho OK
plosion that his intestinGs and brains
lay in all directions, while his blood was
spattercd over a large area.
Upon the body OF the man who had
been blown to pieces wero found n
number OF papers and n portrait OF lIa-
vachol, tho executed anarchist. The
people who were in tho church at the
time Of the explosion were few in num-
Der as the hour was too early for the
Lenten service, 4: which there was to be
n sermon, and which was fixed for 4
o'clock. But the f0w people in the
church were go alarmed By tho explo-
sion that they set up a chorus OF cries
and gronns which lod everybody to be-
lievc that the explosion had injured
quite q number OF them.
When the smoke had entirely cleared
away, an examination was made of tho
premises and it was seen the bomb
or informal machine which had APP
parently exploded prematurely while in
possession OF the anarchist had done
but very little damage 10 the church.
At the Lcuten services which were to
have taken place this afternoon n very
largo number OF people would have
hocn present and the police expressed
the opinion that the dead man intended
to explode his bomb in tho midst OF the
crowd Of worshippers.
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RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICANS

ItenomIUnte Governor I;rown-rhe Cam.
rnisn to BIO ON National Issues.
Providence, X. l., March l5.-Thc
Republican state convention met at In
iantry hall n. II o'clock. Col. Charles
LippincOtt presided. Prof. Alonzo
Williams, OF Brown university, pro-
sented tho name OF D. Russell Brown
rs n candidate for tho govcrnorship. for
recollection, and the nomination was
made unanimous. The platform, pre-.
pared by Judge Bosworth, places the
contest distinctly on national Issues,
1t rcbukes the Democratic policy in re-
gard to Hawaii and its attitude on the
financial questions and severely criti-
cizes its pension policy. 1t colnnends
the attitude oil Governor Brown and
tho senate in the recent legislative
troubles.
After tho nomination Of governor,
Hon. L. r. Allen was nominated for
lieutenant governor; Charles P. Benz
nett, secretary Of state; L, V. DUBOIS,
attorney general and Samuel Clarke,
general treasurer.