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DYNAMITE USED.
An Attempt Made to Blow up u. q o.
Accommodation Train.

Aecumm odaIou IFIius
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Oct. lS.-A dastardly
attempt to blow up Baltimore & Ohio
train with dynamite was made last night
about 8 o'clock by some persons un-
known. Fortunately only one cartridge
exploded, but it tore of the hauge Of a
wheel and wrecked the end OF q coach.
The train was the Bissell accommoda'
ton, which leaves this city At T:lo p.
IN. aud is due at Bissell at S:l0. The
train had progressed in safety until
about Two miles west OF Bissell station,
when terrific report was heard, and
the conductor signalled the engineer to
stop, as he feared that something was
wrong. An examination was made,
which revealed that dynamite had been
placed on the track and tho explosion
had caused the damage mentioned and
also tore rail from the fastening.
Two cartridges were found within .
short distance OF each other, and they
had evidently fallen from the rail. The
evidence was conclusive that the
dynamite had been placed on the track
to cause wreck, but by whom it Is at
present unknown. The theory Is ad.
vanced BY employees on the road that
the attempt was made by men familiar
with the running OF trains. The mail
train going west reached this city about
o'clock and passed Bissell about 1880
p. m, and 1t is supposed that the mis-.
creants meant to wreck the express, and
il was by mere accident that the ex-
plosive was placed on the east'bound
track.
The express which reaches this city
about s o'clock besides carrying valu-
able mail, runs several express cars,
which are usually filled with valnables,
aud it Ia believed that tho would.be
train wreckers were aware Of this fact
The place where the attempt at train
wracking was made is one OF the most
lonely places along the line, and with
nothing but stone quarries In the
vicinity.
The officials OF the road are 10th to
believe that an attempt was made to
blow up the train. They say that there
are many stone quarries near by, and
think the dynamite was carried by
some peraon employed in quarrying
stone, and in come unknown manner it
was dropped at that point This theory,
however, does not seem to be correct,
for the reason that the cartridges were
found about six feet apart. The passen-
gers were greatly alarmed when the
explosion occurred, but fortunately
none were injured. The railroad officials
arc making an investigation.
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BERLIN, Oct 1S.-The ceremony OF
dedicating the 1872 flags destined for tho
recently organized four battalions OF in
fantry regiments, was performed in the
presence OF Emperor William to-day in
front OF Frederick the Greats statue on
Unterden Linden.
His majesty afterwards presented the
flags to tho commanders OF tho respec-
tive battalions, and addressing tho otli-
GERS present ho alluded to the achieve
ments Of the German army in 1871, and
called on the commanders to remain
loyal unto death, and render uncondi.
tional obedience to their war lord
against his external and internal enc.
miaa
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

Governor Mckinley goes to New Or
leans to-day.
Vice President Stevenson spoke yes.
terday at Robinson. Ills.
The cigarmakers OF Tampa. Florida,
are out on a strike for New York
prices.
Ex-Premler Mercier. Of Canada, is
very i'll at Montreal and his death is
expected.
Elizabeth Cartney, an employe in q
Brooklyn hat factory, while laughing at
a humorous observation, fell from her
seat, dead.
The meeting OF pottery manufacturers
at Pittsburgh, looking to n formation OF
general organization, has taken no OIL
fetal action as yet
Tine town OF Latham, Ills, was almost
destroyed by FIRE yesterday, but four
stores being left uninjured. Loss $2o,'
600; insurance $6,5OO
viii r. Martin, a farmer residing in
Clark cou nty, Misa., murdered his in.
faut child Wed nesday night because it
cried too much to suit him.
At tho annual meeting Of the North
crn Pacific stockholders ut New York
Yesterday, the lvos board Of directors
was elected without opposition.
Otto Wonight and Charles Emrish, tho
seli.c onlesscd murderers OF Bartender
LinhoE will be hung this morning be'
tween live and six o'clock ut St. Paul,
MINI.
Kristian Koortzaard. pre,id ont Of tho
Minneapolis state bank was convicted
OF the larceny OF $4,000 in tho district
court yesterday. Tho minim um penalty
il lvG years.
Without issuing direct order, secro'
tary Hoke Smith has allowed 1t to be
unlerstood that all employees Of tho in
torior department may go home to vote
at tho coming election.
Messrs. Havcmeyor and Searles, ol
tho sugar trust, indicted for refusing to
answer tho senate Investigating com
mittcc, plcad not guilty, roserying the
right TO withdraw tho ploa In flttoen
days. They were admitted to bail.
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An Explosion Mt Pittsburgh.

prrsnuRGH, Oct. 1S.-An explosion Of
fire damp occurred yesterday afternoon
in shaner mine No. 2. at shaner, Pa,
on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, and
four Italian miners burned. 1t is
thought TWO OF them will die. Two are
badly burned about the handO and face,
and the other two have burns over al
most the whole body. physicians
think two have inhaled tho flames,
making death almost certain. Tho
names OF tho injurned are: Jenanl
Lingl, Renoni LiuGi, Loren Choni and
Bunoni Alchotti.
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KIDNAPPED ny NEGROES.
DIR. A. b. ConklIu Returns Homo After q,
Abscnce of Sir Weeks.

DIR. A. u. ConklIu Returns Homo After an
Absence of SIX Weeks.
DETROIT, Mich. Oct. 1s.-A special to
the Free Press from Cassopolis. Mich.
says: DR.. A. B. ConkIin returned home
tonight He says he was kidnapped
the night OF September 2 by TWO
negroes and driven oil night to the
house Of some colored people, where he
was kept in confinement one week and
then taken to some city unknown to
him and turned over to two white mon.
After this he was carted around by
night and confined in buildings by day,
always under guard. His captors
always wore masks and he would be
unable to recognize them. He. was
released Tuesday night and walked un-
til he reached house which he found
was fow milos from Cincinnati. He
pawned his watch thore for money with
which to get home. He was told It was
necessary for him to remain outside OF
Michigan for some time, but was given
no reason. The night OF his capture he
was sand-bagGod. or, at least, rendered
unconscious by some such means.
lIo knows nothing OF what has hap
pened during tho last six weeks. He
telegraphed here to-day to his wife that
he would be home tonight, but she had
removed to Manchester three weeks
ago. IIo ia in Il perfectly rational con-
dition and tells his story with a great
degree OF consciousness. When he
reached his homo he found It
occupied by another family. Ho has no
clne to tho perpetrators and is unable to
account for his abduction unless It is
because he would havo been au impos-
tant witness for tho prosecution in the
trial OF DR.. Anderson at Traverse City.
who has boen acquitted Of tho charge
of abortion.
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THE CZAK DYING.
Tho Imperial Household En- Route to IL
yndIn-Other Russinn News.

Tho Imperial Household En- Route to IL
vudia-Other Russian News.
BERLIN, Oct 1S.-The Cologne Gazette
has dispatch stating that the czar ap-
pears to be dying. All the members Of
the imperial family are en- route to Ii
vadia, where his majesty is soiourning.
The dispatch adds that it Is reported
that after the reception OF tho Princess
Aiix, the czarowitzs betrothed, into the
orthodox church, quiet wedding will
follow. The marriage will take place in
Livadia before November 20, on which
day the great feast OF the church begins.
It is further said that the formal ap-
poin,ment of tho czarowitz rs regent is
hourly expected. 1t is persistently
stated that Pobiendonoszetfr resigned the
procuratorship OF the holy synod a
week ago, but that his resignation was
1rcentaa
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Condition of ". yn., Banks.

Special Dtspatch 10 the InteIli0encer.
WASHINGTON. D. G., 0ct 1S.-Tho abb
stract OF the condition OF the national
banks Of West Virginia, at the close oi
business on October 2, shows the aver.
age reserve to have been 38 66 percent
against 27 % percent on July is. last
Loans and discounts increased from ST..
351, ,O22 to 81, ,444,s ,sS7. Stocks and secur'
ities decreased from S34S.SSS. to S304,'
$40. Gold coin from $3.50, ,992 to $685..
6l2. Lawful money reserve from ST.
02S, ,l06 to S030,273. Surplus fund in.
creased from SS25, ,76S to Ss30.S47. In
dividual deposits from sG,2l7,2o4 to So
456. 37S.
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CINCINNATI, O., Oct 1S.-Tho police
received word this afternoon that q
stranger was being held on suspicion at
Chester Park. The man, in attempting
to get on board train at that station,
slipped and broke his leg. He acted
suspiclously in refusing to 60 to hos
pital or to receive medical attention.
Tonight it is learned his name is
Charles Augustus Field, and it is be.
lieyed no belongs to tho Acquia gang,
although he makes no confession.
Twelve hundred dollars were recovered
from him, $3.50 being in his hat, other
amounts in his clothing, boots and
satchel. lie wore false truss full Of
,ponav
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LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 1s.-Prot. ]. B.
Jones, of Hamilton Fcmale college and
pastor OF tho Providence Christian
church, in this county. has been
deposed from his pastorate by the irate
members, who object to his mixing up
politics with religion.
Professor Jones took a prominent
part in tho Neutrality-suspicious. cam
pairn against Colonel Breckenridge. A
majority OF the officers in the church
were sympathizers with the colonel
and as soon as they were given power
they fred the Reverend Jones.
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KENTUCKY RIOT.
Striking Miners Ambush Non. .Unionwork-
men and Seven Arc Wounded.

men and Seven Arc Wounded.
ASHLAND, KY. Oct. 1s.-Further re-
ports come in slowly tonight of the
bloody attack upon defenseless miners
at the mines of the Straight Creek Coal
Company, in Carter county, by strikers
this morning. The men were am
bushed en- route to their work and
seven are reported to" have been hit by
balls from Winchester rifles. Jack
Marcum Is fatally hurt and John Morris
dangerously wounded and the others
not seriously injured. The sheritfs
posse caught George Tyree. Bob and
John Taylor, Jim Coburn and several
more strikers in the woods, but they
were unarmed and profess Innocence.
They are being held for further investl-
CATION. An attempt by tho company
70 work non-union labor in opposition
10 the demands OF the United Mine
Workers is tho cause OF the trouble.
Additional trouble is feared, as excite
ment is running high. and heavy guards
are being placed.
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We'll Known Actress III.

PlrrsBundn, Oct Is. - Miss Lizzie
Derious DAILY, tho well known actress,
and one OF tho widely known DAILY sis.
ters, Ia lying in critical condition at
the Seventh Avenue Hotel.
She came to this city on Monday to
ioin tho "My Aunt Bridget" Company,
and almost At once contracted pnou'
monin. II was reported that her con.
dition was slightly improved to-day.
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cn.Inl,n Knnokeh Ont.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 1S.-Hite
Peckman, of Alexandria, Va, and Jack
Costello, champion welter-weight OF
Canada, spared for six rounds at
Alexandria tonight. Peckman knocked
out his opponent, besting him from the
start, and flooring him in the first, sec
ond, third and sixth rounds.
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Ci,Inn WI.I,ns prI,cn.

LONDON, Oct. 1s.-'rhc correspondent
Of the Times at Ticn Tsin snys that
China desires pence, because, though
aware of her immense reserves Of
strength, she would willingly avoid the
sacrifices, risks and expense OF bringing
them into action. She will, however,
face a long war resolutely and will rally
such forces ~ will render tho Japanese
conquest impossible though the effort
mnY exhaust both sides.
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PrTrspunGh, Pa, Oct. lS.-Jamcs
Moanos, division freight agent of tho
p, G., G. 4 st. Louis railroad was to.
day indicted by tho United States
grand jury for discriminating in tho
matter Of bcer shipments from Cincin'
nati to Pittsburgh. The trial Of B. Il o.
officials for tho same offence will begin
Tomorrow.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. lS.-fhe professional
foot ball season in Baltimore opcnod
this afternoon with T. victory for tho
home team over tho Washington team
by score OF fivo eonta TO nnc. II VIM
nm auspicious opening, nearly 1000 pco-
Mo Crowdlng behind the ropes along
tho field or on tho grand stand and
bleachcrs. Score: Baltimore 8, Wash.
ington l. -
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LEXOW COMMITTEE.
Yesterdays Evidence OF Police
oorrupdons in New York.
CAPTAIN COPELAND'S COLLECTOR
Could Not be Found When Desired.
Soda Water Privileges obt0taed
from Policemeu-The Police Aid in
Dofrauding Poor slav Woman OF
Her Money-A Mine President on
the stand.

New YoRK, Oct. 1S.-A number Of
clergyman were in attendance upon the
hearing Of the Lexow investigating COM
mittee to-day when Counsel Mos, called
Treasurer Laight, Of the Soda Water
Manufacturer Union, to the stand.
Mr.. Laight was questioned concern
ing the methods adopted by the asso.
citation in raising money to influence
legislation and make presents to the
downtown police captains because
many OF tho members kept their soda
water stands in the street. He admitted
that good deal OF money was expended
10 protect stand keepers from police in
terference, but could not remember tho
details OF many OF the transactions. A
number OF soda water stand owners aud
manufacturers were called to the stand,
and considerable light was thrown upon
these transactions before the adjourn
ment for the day was effected.
DIDN'T COURT INVESTIGATION.
Capt. Copeland, OF the harbor police,
was called to the stand shortly after re-
cess. He denies that he had given or
ders to subordinates TO refuse to allow
the counsel for the committee to exam
inc the station blotter.
Moss finally succeeded in procuring
the blotter and called attention to IN
entry made June 13 which stated that q
citizen had reported to the sergeant
that man named H. r. Klein was CO.
ing around collecting money for excur-
sion parties. Tho man said he was act
ing under instructions from Capt. Cope
land. Copeland claimed that he had
Investigated the matter but that he
could not find any person by tho name
OF Klein. He was then questioned
concerning the violations Of tho excise
law in the harbor. He admitted that
violations were going on but said that
it was useless to try to bring the offend
ers to justice. The patrol operated by
the police department is large boat
and when the officers reached any OF
these excursion boats they could not
find any traces Of liquor selling.
A POOR sLAv ROBBED.
Mrs. Kittie Kamech. a poor Slav
woman, told story OF banker getting
her money away from her. She had
secured the arrest of the banker, but
the case had been postponed again and
again, and lawyers and police officials
were getting all OF her money.
W. D. Valentine, who does an alleged
commission business, testified that he
was the president OF the Stearns Com
mission Company. 1t was claimed that
he was dealing in bogus mining stock
He was given until tomorrow to find
out additional particulars concerning
some OF the mines.
IN. committee thcn adiourned.
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ROAST OK
And Antiquated War Reminis-
cences at Beverly.
THE UNHfaYENLY WILSON TWINS
Rspeat Their vapid vaporings Re.
garding Free Trade.
DAYTON BADGES WERE OFFENSIVE

In the Eyes of tho Deinocrats-wili-
lam L. Wilson's Jealousy of Stephen
u. Elklns Leads to Personal Refer.
eace--A Demagoeio Appeal 20 Pre-.
iudice-wade Hampton Longs for
the Old Yell aud Is Accommodated.
The Attendance Fell Ear Short of
Senator scoet's Prediotions-The
Apathy of the MASSES Causes Alarm.
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BrRllH, Oct. ls.-,rhc municipal coun-
Gil BY voto OF 04 to IS has rejected n
proposal made by tho Socialists to Os.
tablish eight hours as legal days work
for all workmeu employed by tho
council.
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New YoRE, Oct. ls,-An evening pa
per says that Mr.. straus has scnt his
private secretary to Mr.. uIll with tho
nlIinatum that the senator must dis.
eouhsenance the state Democraey'a
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Rotterdam MnR,dam, from New York
New York-Allcr. from Bremen.
Hrc,nGn-l.lhn. from New York.
SuplcS-Ful,lW from New York.
Baltimore Stuttgart. from Bremen.
Manitoba. from Now YORK.
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LONDON, Oct. lS.-A dispatch to tho
Times from Shanghai says tits reported
that China is raising an informal I per
cent lonn Of E2OO00,O00. Tho dispatch
aJds that it is still doubtful whotner
tho Japanese have landed anywhere in
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CHARGED with New York Methods.

P1rrsnuRGu, Oct. 1s.-John Murphy,
director OF the department OF public
safety of Allegheny City, was to-day
held in $1,000 bail to answer charges OF
receiving bribes from the keepers Of
gambling places and houses Of ill.re-
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ST.. PETERSBURG. Oct. 1S.-Prayers for
the recovery Of the czar were offered to-
day in the Kazan cathedral. Hence
forth bulletins telling Of his mujesty's
condition will be posted on the streets.
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ticket by refusing to allow his name 10
appear upon II with that Of Mr.. Strong,
citizens and Republican, nominee for
mayor. or he (Strausl would withdraw
from the regular or Tammany ticket.
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WAsnIxGToS, D. G., Oct. lS-The cash
balance in the treasury to-day was $ll4,-
u.s., 93S; gold reserve 50,7O0,420.
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For West Virginia. warmer; taIr; sOuthetly
winds ,,,-., a.,
For Western Pennsylvania. iAlr followed by
cloudy weather. probibly light showers Friday
night warmer: sOuthvrly winds.
For Ohio. fair; warmer. followed by Increasing
ciOudInc,s aud local showers In northern por'
tion FrIday evening or nlShI warmer; Sonlherly
Winds
TIE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.
ms furnished hy & ScuSEPP, druggist corner
Nrrkpt nud Fourteenth streets.
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The HOPPER and the Ant.

Ola cod, frosty day an ant was
digging out some of the corn VIII ca
he had laid up in summertime. A
very hungry grasshopper besought
the aut to give him the price of a
s,ndw CHI, rs he hadn't tasted food
for two days.
"What we're you doing last sum
mer?' asked the AIT
ooh" said the grasshopper, 81
was not idle; was singing all sum
mer in an opera company at fifty a
week"
"Well," said his uncles wife,
"sincs you have sung all summer
you can dance al winter"
"Thsnk you," said the hopper;
"the advice is good" And procur-
ing suit of stylish, neatly fitting
clothes from the j. Hansel Wood
Clothing company, he went on the
stage and mads fortune as dou-
BILE shufller.
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IeStrymen Elected.

The annual meeting of the con
gregation of St. Paul's church took
place last night. The follow no
vestrymen were elected for the en-.
suing year G. w. Jackson, G. l.
Johnson, E. G. Hsnrick, r. n.
Palmer, J. l.. Brockenbrough, j Il.
Mayo, f. A. Marshall.
Geo. W. Jackson was elected
senior warden, G. l.. johnson junior
warden, and Jno. l.. Brokenbrough
secretary aud treasurer.
Messrs. Jackson, Johnson. Bar.
nett and IIanrick were elected dele
gates to the diocesan council which
meets next May in Houston, and
NJ ssrs Jones, John Marshall MAYO
and Beaumont were CHOSEN
alternates.
The report of the treasurer
showed the financial condition of
the church in better shape than it
has ever been before.
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Eggs In Cold Storage.
A great deal has been s,ld

A great deal has been said and
written on the subiec of preserving
perlshable goods of all kinds in
"cold storage rooms" and the mum.
Der OF cold storage plants being
erected IN the South tends to con.
vince us that the seasons, like dis.
lance, cut little figure in our times.
1t occurs to us that our Waco deal
ers should avail themselves of the
opportunities offered them, aud
now while the product If the hen so
exceeds the demand as to depreciate
prices lay up in cold storage SUP.
ply which, when the hot weather is
upon us, llyield hand ONE profit
to the enterprising dealer. Try it,
and wear diamonds.
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Sod b. all druggists.
PERSONAL,

r. b. McLelland, of Bsltjr
is at the Pacific.
Judge John c. West is i'll f,
home on Dutton street.
w. II Qaigg, freight hustle
the Cotton Belt, is in the city,
j. j. Baker, of Moody, is i,
city, autographed at the Paci6,
H. III. Hazard, for twenty vel
commercial traveller in Texas, |
the city.
Justice Gallagher is able 4
out aud attend to his duties d
after brief illness.
A. S. Burleson, of Austin,
trlct attorney for the Travis COZ
district, is in the city.
Clay Clement and Mis- \
Kenwyn Of the Clay Clement
pany, are at tbs Pacific.
I. A. Mcdowell, Texas evans
for the Tlnsley Tobacco people
for the sJuth this morning sl]
two days wrestle with the
trade.
Miss Bertha FJltz, daughtd
Clara S. FoItz, the noted iel
lawyer Of San Francisco, az
prominent member of the
Clement company, is in the
Miss Follz was shown over the|
today by Mr.. G. f Rlgg, .o|
Calhoun Opera company, ss|
old Californian. They psla
News a pleasant call.
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The Chicago. Rock Island g. Texas
Railway.

The Great Rock Island Route In
augurates its New Vestibule Train
service Sunday, August 20; leaving
Fort Worth, Union depot, daily at
$40 P. IN, and arriving in Chicago
second morning
The trains consist of the very latest
pattern of the vestlbuled Pullman
sleepers and Free Reclining Chair
cars, and it is the only line running
both Sleepers and Chair cars from
Texas through to Topeka, Kansas
CITY and Chicago without change.
South bound train arrives in Fort
Worth S:l5 a. M, daily in time for
all connections East, West and South
oar eating houses West of Missouri
Riv'r are second to none, and East
OF Missouri River all meals are served
in the Celebrated Rock Island Din
ing Cars, that have reputation equal
to Delmonico-- 10 fact the Trade
Mark, "Grcat Rock Island RI ute" is
a guarantee of good service, with
safety. speed and comfort. For in.
formation, time table, ETC., call on
your nearest ticket agent, or address,
j. c. McOABE,
G. T. & l.. A.
Fort Worth, Texas.