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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
NE1 CUMBERLAND.

NEW CUMBERLAND, W. Va, September
2o.-Hueh McCown and wife, Of New Or
leans, are in town visiting the family Of
ex-senator J.. r. DopehOo and other
frienGs. Mr.. McCown was raised in Fair
x;ez and has been in New Orleans since
rank Bradley will enter Bethany Col
soon. He win take q ministerial
be.
KEYS circus Is in East Liverpool to-
The uper end Of Hancd county
kelly 60 over and view the |eak.
market has been vel sup
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

Of his friends very pleasantly at MS nome
on Eighth street in honor OF his olrtnGey
Miss Nellie Howe, of Wheeling, is visit
in0 Miss Hannah Kane on Julius street.
Miss Haight, of Marietta, is visiting
friends in this city.
Gail Samuels left for Baltimore Friday
to attend medical college.
Miss Belle O'Neill, of Jeanette street,
who has been visiting friends in Davis
Vile. returned home this week.
Rolla Camden stopped a few days at
Weston. on his way east to attend medical
college,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

fruits. fan apples, peaches. plums, sc.
Potatoes are small ia size.
The Highland Mary passed up on Thurs
day with that hidsous whistle that the
Anna Laura used 70 carry, Some people
two years ago blamed it for killing the
fruit on the upper eud Of the river. An
Injunction should issue against its .oeing
nSna
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
ttasl. a1s ed % ~. Cralr.rIns

SpsciGf % ne Rfgtster.
SIS. CLAIRsvtLLE, o., September 90
VIM. Kyle's stable and contents were
burned this afternoon. Favorable who'd
aud the bucket brigade confined the
fire 10 the stable. OriRn. unknown.
Loss, $500; insurance, SlO0.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

case.
Auditor Buckley, Of I
road. was circulating
friends here one day tnisV
Mr.. Daniel Borghner,
visiting his daughter, Mrslv
Washington, Pa, has return
John j. Martin, revenue
in this city Wednesday.
United States Court com
next week.
Attorney Musgrave, OF Ba
here attending TO the Samuelson
cases.
G. ID. Elliott, President OF the
can State League Association. \
been here several days has return'
Miss Anna McComb, who has
guest Of Miss Bessie Minnick, rel
Washington on Monday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
In.peetlnr the q. 9 O.
Special 10 ne Route.

Special 10 ne Rs0Dfsr.
HUNTISGToTf|W VA, September 20.
Quite a crSwd Of Chesapeake add
Ohio Railway officials arrived 10 this
city yesterday morning aud are spend
ing a Bic days here examining The
shops, right Of way and motive power.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

DAoUIMTD Gloves 1oc. worth zoe.
TASnl mth " The 46, R Rack,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30
FAIRMONr.

FAIRMoNr, w. Va, September ga
Howard Fleming is home from Wheeling
Chas. Orr Aattending tire talr at Jack
town, Pa.
Ed Troll Il Ame from q visit Of seve
DAYS to WIS friends.
ClareRce Of Mouudsville, is
this Weelk
h Of WpiontoWn,
rs. DR.. Br
Fhursds
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

IAERIT Is the characteristic of
rsaparilla, ana it is manifested
in tha ramAFkahl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-30

PALArINs, September 29.-Capt n. ID.
Helmick left Tuesday for Bellington.
Miss Kate Gouiu is visiting relatives
moar E~a~mfuufOn
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
A BOMB FIENO IN ROME.
Terrific Explosion Near the Build
ing in Which the Deputies
We're Meeting.
II Was Expected There Would BE
a Massacre of Passing
Statesmen.
hut the Deputies Adjourned UneHpset-
sdIy Early aud Escaped MutiIatiOn
-Rodmond 60 the Irish.

RoME. March ga terrible explosion
occurred al eight o'clock this evening on
the piazza OF Monte Citurio. very near the
chambe' OF deputies. the sitting Of which
had just concluded. The police at once
swarmed 10 the scene. took possession OF
the neishborhood. making the procurement
OF full particulars impossible for some
time. The explosion shattered all ths
windows in the neiRhborhood. IL is be
lieved the bomb or infernAl machine wal
placed by anarchists. II is TumoFed that
the police have made several important
arrests. and have obtained information
from one OF the prisoners concerning q
widespread conspiracy 10 blow up things.
Eight persons were wounded by the sx.
plosion. including one lady. SiI of the
wounded are in the hospital. Three men
are in a serious condition and reported
dying.
man by tho name OF Polidori. slightly
wounded. has been placed under arrest and
the police believe him 10 be the man who
threw tho explosive.
10 is believed that II was the puTpoEe Of
the perpstrAtoT 10 have the bomb explode
al the hour debate closed in the chamber.
when the deputies and ministers would be
dropping out. 10 is supposed ths massscrs
was frustrated by the chamber adioarninR
earlier than was expected. The force OF
the explosion made breach In the sxter-
nal masonry OF the chamber OF deputies.
Three suspects have been arrested who
refuse 10 give their identity, or any ae-
count Of themselves.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
cAKE OR TIE INSANE.
Action OF tho Board In Awarding the Goa
tract 90 the Highest Bidder.

tract Co the Highest bidder.
The report in yesterdays INDEPENDENT Of
the aotion OF the state board Of commits
sioners for the insane in awarding the con
tract for their care 10 the highest bidders.
instead Of 10 the lowest. was the subisot Of
very general comment yesterday, and not
Of the most favoTAbls sort With the state
In nssd Of money II Was thonRht that a
saving OF $4,000 was m object that the
board should have considered in awarding
the contract. Yesterday TuK INDIpEsDEsT
stated that French g. StsuUe. the lowest
bidders proposed 20 keep the insane -
three difo ent places. a. the Child's ranch.
In the Iron Front building on Main street,
and In the Pierce fats on Ewing street.
This statement was made on ths authority
Of Sec etary kOtwitt. member OF the
board. who furnished TuE INDEPENDENT re-
20 Ter with the facts ne published. WIN.
NJ. bteuwe. one OF the bidders, said y0ster-
dag that the statement that he proposed 10
keep ths insane in thee different places
vas not the fact Their offer vas 10 take
the male patients TO the Chnds ranch
when the contract with Mitchell g. Mussig-
brod expired, April 4. The female patients
we're TO be cared for at the Pierce
fats or at the Iron Front until the neces-
safy buildings could be erected on
the ranch, when they would all be cared for
there. That We intended 10 keep the pa
tients In three separate places" said Mr..
steuwe. lis preposteTOus. IL would be too
expensive, and We would want 20 avoid all
unnsosssary expense. We gave ihe board
an option on either Pierce fats or the Iron
Front In which 20 caro- for tho female pa
tisnts temporarily. but We did not d oppose
10 use three places even temporarily, and
only two places for limited time. We Of
fered 20 give a bond for 100000. when
only $50 900 10 required. ani We thought
that would meet all requirements. The
governor told me he preferred 10 keep the
patients at the Warm SprinRs asylum, 81 he
had friends there, and 20 my mind she
whole AFFAIR of calling for bios and letting
ths contract was farce. 1 am not a man
10 complain when am done up in a fair
contest. but l am not willing that the pso-
pie of the state should rest HndeT false
impression in thia matter"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
HID HER IDENTITY.
The Woman who Killed Her Infant a,
Butte.

Aho woman VINO htllod Her Infant ~
Butte.
Special to The Independent
BUTTE. March 6-Ths woman. Who, after
oonosalinR her baby in closet. escaped from
an officer !ast night, Was found about IL
O'Clock this morning two miles below Silver
Bow Junction. a. . section house. She had
walked on the lies from Butte TO that
point and waited there for the ain 20
Anaeonds. On the train was an officer.
and as IL slowed down in Response 20 the
woman's signals the officer aliehtsd and
took the woman In chkrRs. de brought
her back TO this CITY and she is now in th .
county jail.
There is great deal OF sonjeeturs as to
Who the woman can be who was so anxious
30 eoneeal the fact OF her motherhood As to
murder her newly born child end run away.
The name OF MTp. Mary Wilson. which she
gave. is believed TO be hctitious. In a
search OF her room to-day q small pocket
book was found with the name Nellie NJ.
Ns6. Greeley. Colorado. IL contained q
conductors slip showing that she had pur.
chased q ticket from Anaconda 20 Butte.
Her name was on her valise. bot when hrst
arrested she tore the tag of aud threw IL in
the stove.
She told an sffiosr to-day that she came
here from Helena whore she had lived for
two years. She saws she 10 married and
was deserted By her husband. She viii not
say who is the father OF her child. The
coronsr's jury was unable 10 ascertain who
killed the baby. but f0und that the evidence
pointed to the mother ss the Guil,y party.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
TO THE IRISH.
An Address Signed ny Redmond. HArrInE-
ton and Kenny.

An Address Signed by Redmond. HarrInK-
ton and Kenny.
LONDON. March S.-The Associated press
agent in this city received from John Red
mend an address to the Irish people which
will be published in Dublin o-morrow. IL
says in part; "A crisis has arisen In the
fortunes OF our county which makes 10
imperative TO address Iou in advice and
warning. II is unnecessary 10 recall the oif-
onmstanoss under which an aKtraoFAinary
demand was made upon the Irish party 10
abandon and overthrow their leader. In
. moment Of extreme weakness PaTnell was
abandoned. avoWsdly TO maintain Glad
stones leadership and preserve the ALI anes
with the liberals. Many evil oonseq usnOss
that We predicted have already come to
pAsg. Wswarn our fellow oountTynen that
Gladstons's retirement can have its origin
only in . scheme TO defeat the hopes OF the
Irish people BY the abandonment OF home
rule, or by such compromise a. can only be
regarded BY Iceland as an insult and
moekeTy.
"In Lord RossberTy and the present oabi-
net We can have no confidence. and We
warn our fellow oountTymen TO have none.
They will oSncede just as Eluoh a. Ireland
efforts By the organization OF her people.
The time has arrived not only for plaia
sposkiuR. but prompt action. and We call
upon you no longer 20 tolerate . policy Of
national subservisncy TO English party In
terests. OTRanizs the forces OF oar race In
suppoTt of the struggle for national gov
eminent. ! insist that the cause Of Ire
land be kept solidly to the front BY
those who speak In your behalf, and show
that you regard IL nobler ia your race and
more betting the dignity and honor of
ireland 10 eontiRus. II necessary, the bitter
struggle with both English peoples than TO
continue TO bo the scorn OF one and the de-
iuded dupss OF the other"
The Hndrens is signed By John Redmond.
Timothy Harrington ana Joseph Edward
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
POPULIsTs MEET.

They Arrange for Primaries and TiE the
Dates for Their Convsntion.
A. a meeting Of ths populists last night
"a was decided that the ward committees
aud ths central committee meet at the
Granite block this evening" 20 somDlete
srrsaeemsnts for the city campaign. IL
vas the wish Of the meeting that the popu-
lists hold on their convention until thoy
could hnd out What the other two parties
we're doing. IL was decided not 90 hold
any mata meetings. Primaries will be held
on March II. aad the convention March q.
Those most prominent IN the meeting last
night we're: ,. Il. Atshison, Fed Sass. J. y.
Rose. }. Curtis r. A. CaFletou. q. ".
shaw. &. q. Stubs. G. q. htubbs. Chas.
Jufgsus and Albert klsinsshmidt.
judges Ners haInod for the coming city
elrrtlon
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
COUGHLIN ACQUITTED.
stiG Dignity of the Court shocked by {
Demonstration.

stin Dignity of the Court shocked by the
Demonstration.
CHICAGO. March S.-The jury in the
CouRhlin case Totarned a verdict of mot
guilty." IL was 4:3O when the jury fled
into the court room. As they appeared
CouRhlin turned deadly pale, and then.
with apparent effort. StTiRhtsnsd up in his
seat.
Has the jury reached a veTdiotr' asked
the court
we have" responded the foreman.
The verdict was read by the clerk, 1--WE
the iury find the defendant, Daniel Cough
lin, not guilty"
A great shout went mp from the crowd in
the court room. Hats we're thrown high IN
air, handkerohiefs waved, and cheer after
cheer broke upon abe stiff, stately court
room, and a mad rush was made for the
door by those anxious TO tell the news 60
the crow without.
Judge Tuthill. his face Ahams with indig-
nation a. the breach of court ehquetts, de-
mAnded silence, and the balihs vigorously
pounded for order, but IL took Considerable
time for the enthusiasm OF the 0wd TO
aubside.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

BER1IN. March s.-Ths rsichstaG com
mittes passed the Russo-0erman CONNER
cial treaty. sixteen TO twelve.
LIMA, Ohio, March 81. II. Archer, q
rich stock dealer, has been murdered BY
hiRhwAImen near North Baltimore aud
robbed Of 5000.
LONDON. March s.-Gladstons was better
this morning. His temBeratuIs vas % and
there was no increase In the bronchial
cGtaTrh. His cough 10 quistsr.
NEw YoRE. March s. Seven hundred
drivers ia the employ OF the street clean ain q
dspai tmsnt struck to-day BY order OF the
executive COMMITTEES Of the drivers aud
hostlsrs' union.
LONDON, March S.-Firs this afternoon on
the American line steamer Paris which
was lying In the repairing dock In BiTksn-
head. did damage 20 salon and cabin 1T
tings estimated at Slo0.0O0
wuEKsHARnE. Pa. March s.-Ths boiler
Of a locomotive on the LehiRh Valley rail
road exploded at Tannary thia evening,
killing three men; John LenuaY, fireman;
Edwaid Fox, brsksman; John Dottor.
brakeman.
UuARLEsroS. W. Va. March s.-BT re-
quest OF q committee OF strikers a confs =
encs was held to-day with the military aud
civil Authorities. fhe miners will proba-
bly, resume ats reduction. The trouble il
considered settled.
PArrERsos, N. j., March s.-Tuo thou
sand striking silk ueavsrs nobbsd Frank
Newkirk. who returned 10 work after going
out on strike. Poiiosmen Who camo 90
his ussistsnoe we're sliRhtlF hart and New
kirk escaped With a few bruises. several
strikers we're iuiured.
IoaAssPoHr. Ind. March s.-Yesistday
the body Of Phillip Pstris was fouud on
the Wabash railway. lie bad evidently
committed suicide. The coroner this
morning foand the body % Mrs. Petris on
a bed. aud . note. IN which PstFie said hil
: wife had bsen unfaithfuL
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
AFTER TWELVE LONG YEARS.
Rev. y. I. Webb Resigns TO Go TO n Min.
nsapolis Church.

nsapolis Church.
Rev. Frederick 4. Webb, rector of s..
Peters Episcopal church. sent in his resig-
nation TO the vsstry yeGterdRy afternoon.
He has accepted q call 20 St. Paurs Episeo-
pal church Of Minneapolis, the rector OF
which. Rev Frank I. Milspaugh. was re-
Gently chosen dean of Grace cathedral,
Topeka. kas. Rev. Mr.. Webb has been
rector of 81. Peters for nearly twelve years,
and during that time has enjoyed a popu-
larity not only among his own pArishionsrs.
but with people of all denominations. sell
dOu equalsd and never excellsd by any
minister OF the gospel. The fact that Mr.
Webb intended to leave Helena was not
generally known yesterday. bu. wherever It
was known the expressions of regret were
universal. The decision 10 leave Helena
for Minneapolis was only arrived a. after
mature dslibsration on Mr.. Wshb's Part,
and then only with tho idea that be might
be more useful in his new field OF labor.
Ar. Webb expects TO sever his connection
with 81 Peters on the third Sunday after
Easter.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

BosToN. March s.-Ons hundred and
ninety eight delegates from labor organiza.
tions Of Boston gathered tonight for the
purpose Of forming a brand new political
partv in the interests OF workinemen.
Alter wrangle of four hours a committed
consisting Of representatives OF the Cen
trail Labor union. Baildin. Trades council.
and district assembly. knights OF labor.
was appointed 60 draft platform 90 bs
submitted 90 subsequsnt meeting. 4
bitter fight ensued upon the selection OF
the committee. Finally ths mesting ad.
iournsd subject 90 call OF the com mittee.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
N.arlr Forsr Yssr. Ru,laInr.

The corner stone OF the Washington
monument was laid by President Polk
July 4. 1s47 and Dec. G. 1884. tbs cap stone
was set In position. Ths foundations sre
l26l6 feet square and thirty-siI feet eight
inches deep The base of the monument is
fifty-nvs feet one and a half inoheg square,
and the walls hfte,n feet and ons-q quarter
inch thick. A. ths bO0-foot marx. where
the pJTamidal tor begins. the shaft IL
thi ty-four feet i've and . half inches
sqGaTe and the walls eighteen inches thick.
The monument is m ade of blocks Of marble
two feet thick. and 10 is said there are over
1900 of them. The height above the
ground is b55 feet The total structure cost
upward OF 81, 100000.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
POLLARD VS.. BRECKINRIDGE.
The Celebrated Case on Trial at the
Capital

The Celebrated Case on Trial At the
Capital.
WASHINGTON. March S.-The sensational
trial of the suit OF Madeline V. Pollard
against Congressman BrockinTidge OF Ken
tucky. for seduction. breach of promise Of
marriage and $4,000 damages opened
this morning IN the district court.
Judge AndreW c. Bradley presiding. For
the complainant Judge Jsre Will
son and Calderon Carlisle, two OF
Washington's best known attorneys, az
peaTed. Col. Breokinridge will p obably
take tue leading part IN his own defense
assisted by Ben Buttsrworth and Col. Pail
Thompson.
After - number Of Jurors had been ex-
cused, n motion was made on behalf OF
BreckinTidRs for an adjournment tai 10
morrow, 60 allow counsel 90 examine the
mass OF affdavita which had just a rived.
The request was granted and the case went
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

LONDON. March s.-Ths first cabinet
council under the presidency Of Rossbsrry
was held At noon, and was mainly occupied
In drafting the quosR's spseoh for the
opening of parliament. 10 10 said 10 will
bs an Important document as II will prao-
uoslly epen a new chapter Ia the history Of
The nation.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

DrNYER. March H-The supreme court
to-day reversed the decision q the distriet
court awarding Cecil A. Deane a verdict
for t25 900 damages against :. W. French
for alienation OF ths affections OF hrs.
Deane. aud rsmandei the case for new
trial Three have already besn tuo trials %
this suit 40 the frat trial verdict for
slO0. 600 vas awarded Dsane. The second
trial resulted in verdict Of sthO00 bus
tho court Ieduosd the amount ~ t2b.o0u
which Deane aaread a aaaant
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
Fugitive Carey sighted.
4 IN Tha Indonandenf

HpooIaI 20 Tue Indopendent
LIVINGSTON. March S.-From private sd-
vices IL ts learned here TO- day that Gsorse
l.. Carey. the dsfaultinE cashier Of the
Livingston National bsnk of this city. has
been located At O.age. Iowa. No psrtiou-
lsrs are given. bui as no arrest vas made 10
is believed that Carey made his escape be-
foro the othosrs had time 90 act. Carey
left hsrs last July. since which time moth
ing has been known Of his whsrsabouta
lie is charged With wrsehinR the LiviBgston
National bank.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

DALLAS. Tex, March s.--A. Z. A. Organ.
izeF q. ". Hale. Of Kansas City. tonight
attempted 20 deliver a lecture. Before be
bad gone far an ITishman named Tom
DunT sprAng 20 his feet and drawinR his
revolver fred four shets In rapid succession
The shots all missed Hale. but ono slraek
John Russell, tnhiotinG a slight wound. A
panic ensued. bat no enc Was sesiously fn-
lursd. and wnsn lquiot was restored Hale
proceeded with his sposeh. Duffy vas
placed Ia iaiL
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
spanish Cabinet Resigns.

MADRID. March s.-The cabinet has re-
signed aud the queen regent has charged
Premier saRasta with the work OF recon.
strueting the ministry. The cabinet re-
signed after an exciting sitting which
lasted seven hours. and which revealed the
fact that serious divergence of opinion eX-
isted among tho members on proposed
economic and colonial reforms.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
MI..euI. WIN m.,s H.ss.

Special tn The Independent
NIssouIA. March S.-A nesting Of the
prominent horse oWnsrs OF kissOula aud
vicinity was held In Marshall 4 Cofbstrs
office this evening. 10 Was decided that
S6O00 in rursss will be offered At four
days meet a. the Missoula race track this
summsL The date and other details will
be arranged 60 morrow evening.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
sEIGNIoEAGE BILL TODAY.
senate wm Probably Vote on the bland
BiI.

Bill
WASHINGTON. March 4. In the senate the
Bland ssignioraRe bill came mp as unfn-
ished business. The pending question was
Allison's motion TO reconsider the vote by
which the bill passed 90 ths third reading.
Harris announced that the bill had OBJ
tanned place IN the regular order and
should mos bs changed without vote.
Sherman began a speech on the bill. He
sAid that although there 10 confidence in the
money OF the United States, vet the sddi-
ti0n OF Sb5. 900. 900 OF practically paper is
sues might cause grave apprehsnsiona.
There is no disposition in bis part OF the
chamber 90 prevent the passage OF the bill.
He was followed by Senators Loigs aud
Higgins. lbe bill vent over without ac-
tion until Tomorrow, when . vote will be
taken.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

PufIApri rmA. March S-Ths battle
ship Inaisna arrived 40 the wharf this af-
ternoon after most successful builders
trial The buildsrs we're highly pleased
oror the behsviof Of she biR ship and feel
confident that she wall yin = good-sizs 4
rTamluIn ON her niIcIal Ial.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09

The housewife Who pridsa herself upon
mskiag hne bread should use ths oslsbrassd
Arabella houT. and for her pastry White
Lily nOur has no equal. Ask yeur grocer
for these bTands OF -four aud refuse all
otherA They are made lee m Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-09
Mepemo,, and clancy connrm.a.

WAsHNoroS. hsreh S.-Ths senate In
eXsoutive session. confirmed Vim. NcDer-
mott. marshal for the district Of Montsns;
II. g. Clancy. postmaster AZ GlendiVe.
Mont