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Was Ii IN MRtPOrs

WASHINGTON, Pa, Dec. 30.-N1uch eX-
element was occasioned in the section
south Of this place about 8 o'clock last
night by a great shock which caused
houses to tremble as far southwest as
Sparta, ten miles from here. Responsible
persons saw a bright light descend and dis
appear in the south, while at the same
time the surroundings were made almost
as light as day. The general impression
was that a meteor had fallen. The shock
was felt very plainly in Washington. 1t
created much uneasiness among the farm
ers, and many of them came to this place
today 10 mako innnirieS-
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Receiver for the ohio valley.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. @.-The application
for a receiver for the Ohio Valley Rail
road Company, which was filed yesterday,
court, and Judge Barr appointed Col. John
Macleod as receiver. Humphrey * Davis
appeared for the anti-Huntington stock and
bOndholders, and ColonSl Bullitt and Mr..
Darby for the Huntington interests. This
is the last of the Huntington roads running
through Kentucky. with one exception, the
Chesapeake d Ohio. not in the hands OF ,
receiver. The Chesapeake. OHIO x South
western and the Chesapeake & Ohio roads
are separate corporations.
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oDposition tn DrOokshire.

CRAwFORDSVILLE. Ind. Dec. 30.-At
the convention of Democrats here today
nineteen delegates were chosen TO go to
the district convention in Terre Haute in
January. The meeting was thrown into an
uprcar by a fight Of anti-BrOOkshire men TO
capture the convention, bat when the result
was finally cast UP IL was found the ants
had captured only seven on. OF the delega-
ton. a resolution was passed calling on
Congressman Brookshire To work for the
adoption of the original Wilson tariff bill
in it's virgin purity" and that the Demo-
Gratis of this county would hold him 10 ac-
count for his actions. a postOffice fight here
this year caused the anti-Brookshlre move
rnnnf
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A Popu.ist leader i'm Trouble.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Dec. 30.-W. Il. Smith,
a POpuiist leader and orator Of some prom
as "Duster BIZ is in Jail here charged
with using the mails for frauqulent pur-
poses. His latest victim, ami the one that
caused his arrest, is a Mr.. Byrne, of Ands-
vile, Ky. His scheme was to personate a
lost wandering son who felt repentant and
desired TO return home. He answered all
the advertisements he could find Of this nat
ure ana conducted quite Il thriving business
in collecting advances from anxious parents.
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EIopemcnt at So. Louis.

ct. LOUIS, Dec. 30.-A sensation was de-
veloped here tonight when ii was learned
that two ~well-known St. Louisians had
elCped, Mr.. Gus V. r. Meechin having
abandoned his wife and taken with him
in his flight the wife and two children of
Martin /: Becker, general freight claim
agent of the Wabash railway. Meechin has
been prominent in business and politics in
this city for years. Mr.. Becker has started
Of his children. The clippers have been To-
Gated in New York city.
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Cleveland and .Li,I," Inao~sed.

MARION, Ind, Dec. S0.-The Grant coun-
ty Democracy met in mass convention at
the Probate Court room here to-day to
select delegates to the district convention
to be held at Peru. The attendance was
small. Resolutions We're adopted iEdorsing
tie present administration including It's
filtration with Queen Lii" and favO.ing a
careful revision Of the tariff, "a double
standard of money ard approving the work
of Congressman Martin. David Overman
vas announced as a probable candidate for
a position on the State central committees.
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Three Crushed and NaueleJ.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Dec. 30.-Three men
may die as the result of a wreck on the
Northern Pacific, between Boulder and
Elkhorn, Mont, to-day. The train ran into
a deep snowbank, the engine and tender
being ~jack-knifed. Three men were ter
ribly crushed and n1angled. Engineer Den
mis- j. Delay had both legs ampUtated below
the knees, fireman John Etegan was crushed
about the left thigh and spine. and H. j.
Hayes, brakeman. lost is let leg below
the knee. They are in the hospital, and it
is feared all three may die.
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seriously Hurt IN nm Eru,osion

MUNCIE, Ind, Dec. 30.-A serious acct
dent occurred at the Port glass works last
evening. The factory had a close call from
destruction by fire and two men We're Sc
riously burned. Night Waterman William
Cleary entered the natural gas regulator
house to make some repairs when an ex-
plosion occurred. The building was blown
To atoms and the factory caught fire. Mr..
Cieary was blown some distance, and was
insensible with his clothes on fire when
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Coke to SatOlIi.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 9O.-Bishop Coke
has just made public his fourth letter to
Mgr. Satolli. Beginning with a classical
reference to the Virgilian tale of The
Wooden Horse of Troy" he says: NOW,
at Gonzaga College, you talked ike a ST.
mon, but more adroitly. You said we must
pull down our great national bulwarks, the
Common schools, and accept your machine
instead. You made it clear that what we
need, in your opinion, is the constitution,
cording to Satolli." He then quotes from
the revised statues of the United States
that section which declares it a punishable
offense to carry on intercourse with foreign
powers to defeat the measures OF our gov
eminent.
the Bishop writes: You profess to admire
our institutions, but what can we find to
admire in any country where you might nave
copied them? For four hundred years the
petty island of San Domingo has been UNI
der the exclusive control of your ecclesi-
astics, and what have your schools done
for its wretched people, among whom a
large proportion are not only heather, but
cannibals to-day? Why not go where
neither schools nor universities exist that
are worthy of the name and let us alone,
who, for nearly three centuries, nave been
teaching everybody to read, and whose
schools were not goddess till your ecclesi-
as;ics forced the politicians to take out or
them the ten commandments and the Lord S
Prayer The Bishop concludes these re-
alike to our Language and the spirit of our
laws, and they who sent you on your ms
sion to Washington were guilty or What
one of your casuists pronounced worse
than a crime, a blunder.
we wish you a happy New Year with
brother, A. CLEVELAND COKE.
'sBiShop of Western New York.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. S0.-A dispatch
from Mini NovgorOd states taat during 2
charity carnival that was being held on the
Nolga river the tee broke and n large num-
Der OF persons fell into the river. Twenty
eight were drowned before assistance could
reach them. II is thought that some OF
those who were rescued viii die from the
effect of the shock and exposure.
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Mr.. Stead is not one of those meek and
lowly reformers who pursue reform for the
reforms sake. He has coined his disgust
ing exposures into pounds Sterling and
waxed fat and made himself an interna-
tional nuisance out of the proceeds of his
Modern Babylon" His enthusiasm an1
s~pontancity Is all humbug. These fervid-
scorching. blistering interviews he gives
out are generally carefully prepared and
come to the newspaper Offices neatly TYNE
written. Great IS Humbug and Mr.. Stead
is one of its proficients.
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Twelve Still fIissinr.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 3O.-The work of
bridge has been suspended for the present.
and the chances for the recovery of the
remaining bodies are very poor. II is not
known how many bodies are under the
wreck. but twelve men are missing. Time
keeper Kelly said to-day he had no idea
when the work OF clearing away the wreck
age would be resumed. but the bridge com
pany would be co:npeiled TO clear the river.
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Alleged witch Eaten nv Ants.

CAPETOWN. Dec. Ca terrible punish-
ment. according to reports, has been in
ficted upon a woman in Pondeland, who
was accused Of causing the death Of her
Child Ly witchcraft. she was bound to a
stake. placed in the middle OF an ant hill.
and ner body, stripped Of all clothing,
smeared from head 10 foot with grease.
The ants, attracted by the grease,
sWarmed all over the unfortunate creature,
and eventually deVouret her.
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Bats for ~Gud&eous.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo. Dec. S0.-This Sec
ton OF the State has recently been flooded
with green goods circulars Offering to ex-
change large amounts Of counterfeit green
backs for 5000 currency. The writer signed
the name OF y. l.. Price. AID his address
aS West Eth strect. New York
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providence Not ResponsIbIe.

BOstOu JOlfH0I-
The worst business year for half a cent
ury is not the excited claim OF politic-1
partisars. but the calm Judgment of expert
mercantile authority. II Is we'll for the
American people 10 remember. however,
that il is no vlsite ton OF Providence 1t
- something which they have brought on
themselves.
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Chicaro.s Formulation,

CHICAGO. Dec. 30.-At Il banquet meet
ing of business men tonight 5. S. Greedy,
q statistician. submitted figures showing
that the population of Chicago is 2,Of5, 900.
This result was obtained by multiplying
the vote nj the last mayoralty election by
SIS. the average Of population for every
voter. Figuring by the City Directory,
adding one years increase and ) per cent.
omissions. be made il lbs. lou.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 30.-William A.
Bennett, one of the b~est-known bank tellers
in Providence, has. fed, taking with him
nearly $4,000. He has been in the employ
OF the Globe National Bank about ten
years. He had full swing in the bank, and
had the entire confidence of Cashier Geo.
G. Noyes. After the close of bankinS
hours on Thursday he spoke to Mr.. Noyes,
saying that a distant relative had died and
that he should like to attend the funeral.
Mr.. NoyeS granted a leave of absence and
at the hour that he said he would yester-
day It led to suspicion that something was
wrong. Mr.. Noyes, in making up his cash
for the day, found that his gold was wrong.
that ought TO have had $1,000 in il, but the
gold coin had been entirely distracted and
in its place had been substituted about two
hundred dollars in silver: The money in
bills was next overhauled, and about six
thousand dollars more was found TO have
vanished. Bennett is about five feet seven
brown hair, light-brown eyes and smooth
face. 1t is thought he has taken a steamer
for Europe.
Bank Examiner Day. in examining the
defaulting teller. William Austin Bennett,
who fled Friday, made his first grab Dec.
Is, when he stole $4,000. In addition it has
been found that he looks Sc, 900 Thursday
and $4,000 in gold at some unknown time.
The examination will not be completed
until Monday. Owing to the clever way in
which Bennett doctored the books, it will
be necessary to call in every pass book be-
longing to the bank in order to ascertain
the exact loss. The bank officials believe
that Bennett took about $4,000. He lost
his money on Manhattan and New England
stock. The fact that a woman with whom
he was intimate came from New York
Tuesday and is still here leads his friends
to believe that he has committed suicide.
the case in charge, and will endeavor to
locate the abSconder.
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No estimate could be had of the gross re-
ceipts OF the week tonight, but il is GER
the meeting nave been very heavy, and
$1,000 rent viii be taken out. Whatever is
left of the net profits will be divided be-
tween the garden and riders, the latter re-
ceiving Is per cent. thereof, divided among
the leaders as follows: .Schock, so per
Van Emberg, ~. The winner has a most
creditable record. He contested in twenty
seven six-day races in all. In addition to
these Schock has figured in at least one
hundred other races, of which he won a
great number.
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offered $4,000 i'm Gold.

CRIPPLE CREEK, Col, Dec. 30.-Mayor
Whiting and other leading citizens tele-
graphed Mitchell ard Corbett tonight Of
Ierins them $4,000 in gold bullion 10 fight
here. This is double the amount offered
NnA1nrIav
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struck NJ IL Crossing.

MORAN. Kan, Dec. 30.-IVhile crossing
the railway track near here in a buggy
this afternoon, Mrs. James Carroll and
four children We're struck by a freight
" injured. Another of the children was
cariDuc1v hurt
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Well Fixed.


Boston transcript.
IL you have bought your diary, boned a
calendar and ms5e the customary resclu-
tons as TO ultra morality, you are pretty
well fixed for the new year and are 10 be
congratulated accordingly.
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bean hid in ne s11o If So 6la 60 las
ity in releasing her husband, train robber
Evans. Her brother. George Byrd. OF Vis-
ALA, will furnish bonds. There are no It'd
from the sheTiff's posse.
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The Hawaiian boomerang.

New lork kecoeIeF.
The Hawaiian restoration scheme was
conceived ana planned Tor the sole purpose
of throwing diScredit on President Harrf-
SON Up TO date IL has thrown discredit
on nearly ever body concerned except him
and ex-Minister Stevens
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news IN SUNDAYS JoURNAL.
Resume of Events Chronicled i'll the
Issue of Dec. 81.

Assassin Prendergast hopes to secure a
new trial.
Boss McKane. of Gravesend, has been in
dicted on eleven counts.
Mr.. Cleveland has decided not to rein
state Colonel Hoge, who was dismissed
from the diplomatic service.
President Reinhart, of the Atchison rail-
way, denies that stockholders will be as
SeSsed 10 reorganize the company.
C~leveland's Hawaiian policy was severely
condemned by the minority report OF the
House committee on foreign relations.
Erom Sundav,s Second Editinnl
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PuhIlc neht stntcmcnt-

WASHINGTON. Dec. SGT is estimated
that the public debt statement. 10 be issued
on Tuesday, viii show n reduction Of So
mont of the public debt.
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ing the winter. We will keep our plants in
operation, and where a mill is. running on
single turn we will provide for all our
men by having alternating crews. The
outlook is much better than at any time
since spring. There is a better tone TO the
iron market and orders are coming in
more freely."
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$50 nA# sa ~ y
TX Ear general msliaget Of the
Re -l & stern. Is sgeuitns couple O.
Eags - Cincinnati.
IIcs ana freieal aeicas an frelght le-
gai holiday, and no local freight asIns viii
be rUp.
Frank Bell is 10 succeed w. w. King to-
day as city ticket and passenger agent
Of the Chicago. Burlington & quincy at
Chicago.
The Western lines have negatived the
proposition TO restrict or abolish the use
of exchange orders, which are a great help
TO the scalpers.
G. r. Fuller. raster bridge builder of the
Vandalia, and one cf the eldest employees
IN the service OF the company. is thought
to be fatally III.
Joseph Gait. section foreman of the Wa
bash at Andrews, Ind, was last week
awarded the first prize on yard sections on
SiOO.
a. 5. Mills. who has for years purchased
the crOSstieS used on the Wabash system,
to-day retires after many years OF such
service. ard goes to Denver, Col, TO engage
In business.
The Big Four abandons it's Louisville
line temporarily. As soon IS 1t has it's own
line into that city competitors may look
for a warm time, which will be probably
BY Aug. 1 OF this year.
The citizens of Wallbura. Pa, have petit
toned 10 have the name OF the town
changed 10 Pitcairn. in honor of the superin-
tendent of the Pittsburg division OF the
PENNSYLVANIA road east.
~. G.. Wells, formerly superintendent of
the St Louis division OF the Big Four. is
now assistant 10 the first vice president of
the santa Re road, and is filling the position,
IL Is stated, very acceptabiy 10 Vice Presi-
dent Robinson.
Thomas Leppert. who entered the Big
-Four employ "A year ago as messenger boy,
has proven such an adept "a a telegraph
operator that he has been placed in charge
OF the company's telegraph business at
jamestown, Ind.
The Wabash earned In the third week of
December $l39.@o2. q decrease, as cOmDared
with the corresponding week last year. OF
Stl,-5O. The IOiedo, St. Louis * Kansas
City earned IN the third week $2S,0SS, a de-
crease this year OF S20.640.
William z. ThurbeT. formerly agent Of
Years with friends in this city, his wife
accompanying him. Mr.. Thurber Is now
general agent OF the Mexican National,
with headquarters at Chicago.
The directors Of the Louisville. New Al
bany * Chicago VIII to-day declare a H.
per cent. dividend I'm cash on it's preferred
stock A dividend TO a holder of stock of
the Louisville. New Albany & Chicago is
q heretofore unknown feature
Chief Engineer Wood. OF the Cincinnati.
Hamilton 4 Dayton. spent Saturday in the
city. and still has hopes that the city au-
thOrtties Will let the company carry out its
ideas as regards getting TO the new city
freight depot II is proposed 10 erect.
+. a. Peck, formerly with the Big Four.
now with the 81. Louis ~ Iron Mountain
as its general superintendent, Is making.
y Is stated. an excellent record on that road.
IN November the gross earnings OF the sys-
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OMAHA. Neb., Dee. S0.-Oscar f. Spate
to-day nled a petition for divorce from his
wife, Honora III. Spate. on the ground thar
the person &c whom he had been Joined
la wedlock was a man. The Spates We're
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Waite shon,d Button His Lips.

Governor Yates attempt to justify his
remark concerning hell freezing over bv
observing that the Savior used the same
word on q less provocatioa shows him to
be about rs sacriiegious IS he ia profane
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T Ellen 'rhomnson.

WITS. j. Ellen ThonpsOn.
Free traders and mugwumps are like
bachelors. No man ever knew what love
&was till he loved one woman. No man ever
9knew what patriotism was TIN he loved one
y fac
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married in Chicago March II. 1857. They
have both been residents Of that city for
a number Of years. AS soon as Spate dis
covered the true condition OF affairs he
left his wife and came 10 Omaha, where
he has since resided
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SWOKE

found by Superintendent holloway. Cleary
was badly burned as was holloway in max
ing the rescue. The factory building caught
fire, but was ~eXtinguiShed with little loss.
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Traffic Notes.

The east-bound movement of the Indian
apolis division of the Panhandle lines was
about 200 loaded cars in excess of the last
week of Decemb9, 1892.
The west-bound movement Of empty cars
continues large. The st. Louis division OF
the Big Four handled last week 606 empty
cars. the Chicago division COB, the Van
dalia 40. and the Peoria & Eastern 343.
The Vandalia brought into indianapolis
cars. Its east-bound movement is still
largely in excess of the west-bound. This
road dropped last week about 400 cars be
low the number il has been handling for
some weeks past.
1t will be noted that the Big Four lines
last week got up to their usual volume of
traffic in good times, in fact, handling more
business this year than i'm the last week
of December, 1892, receiving and forward
ing at Indianapolis on the four divisions
1884 loaded cars, against 1864 in the CORE
%sponding week of 1892; increase this year,
lao cars. The increased business was
largely IN grain for export.
The n~orth-and-south roads continue to
make unfavorable exhibits. The Louisville
division of the Pennsylvania lines brought
In last week but 20S and forwarded 332
against 1,O04 in the corresponding
week OF 1892. The Monon also handled
the fewest loaded cars at this point in any
week OF two years past. The Lake Erie
~ western did some better, from the fact
that IL got a little of the grain for the
East. though it cid not meet the reduc-
ton I'm rates made by the lines East. The
cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton is doing
better. and, could the road have furnished
, the cars called fcr. would have made a
more favorable exhihit
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j The most astonishing results In healing
wounds have been shown By Salvation oil.
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FrOm Sundays Second Edition.)
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Personal, Local ard GeacFaI VO1es.
IL BAR :. Eaneral m3uaget Of the
~1 e. = stern. Is suenifrs e coGpl c.
-. - EiL.LrnaH-
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Editor stead scored.


Corresponding Secretary Local Co
Women of indianapolis.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-07

Gratis of his ward think Of him for his
"Ellery wisconsin" propensities In
the Legislature. That tried and true
Democrat, Gen. John M. Brennan,
who never turns his back to an
antagonist and never deserts friend
was selected in his stead by a vote OF
nearly two TO one.
We congratulate the Democratic City
Committee of Providence On the
accession TO its membership Of 80 able
an adviser as Gen. Brennan. The
caucuses passed off without friction
with the exception Of one ward, the
seventh, and no one anticipated trouble
there. The wards that were pictured as
weltering in gore by the Journal were
as gentle as could be, and while both
sides brought out their votes in goodly
numbers, the votes we're cast in an or
derly manner.
With men like Gen. Brennan, George
J. West, Thomas j. Dorney and 7. j.
Mccarthy in the City Committee good
results can be achieved.