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He COULDN'T STAND 1T
Warden Coblel's Rather Than Face
Dk6Rlcs Kills nlmielf
HE STOLE FROM THE STATE
When the Charges We're Brought
Homo to Him he stopped Into q
Privats Room and Put Bull
let In His Brain.

WAIIA WAILA. Wash. Dec. al. H.
Coblen,s. warden Of the state peniten.
tiary, committed suicide last night In the
private Office Of tho penitentiary by shoot
ing himself through tho head. Last week
the directors Of the psnitentiary filed spe.
ciai charges against Coblsnts for mal-
feasance in Office and at the same time
requested him to resign. THIS he refused
to do. The charges were sent to Govsrnoe
McGraw, who arrived hero Friday.
Yesterday Cobients was summoned be-
fore the board and an investigation on the
charges began. It developed that about
1000 grain bags had been disposed Of by
Coblentz combined with o number Of
''srusties" at the psnitsntiary who have
been assisting him in defraudins the
state. No satisfactory excuse could he
give for this and the governor ct once told
him there were sufficient charges against
him TO cause bis removal. and he was no
longer warden Of the Washington state
penitentiAry.
Deputy Warden John Cameron was Inn.
mediately appointed acting warden. A
warrant was sworn out charging Coblents
With feionious defalcation Of state money.
This was given to the deputy sheriff to
serve. When the deputy went to the
warden's office the latter met him and
sad: ~ guess you have warrant for
my arrest?"
The official answered In the affirmative.
Coblenis then asked permission to finish
his dinner, which the deputy sheriff
granted. Cohlenis turned and walked into
the nrivato office and closed tho door. A
moment later pistol shot was heard.
When the door Was opened Cobisnts
was found lying on the door with blood
flowing from his head In stream. He
had placed the pistol to his head immedi-
ately behind the right year and fred.
Death was instantaneous. His remains
will be sent to Arkansas for burial.
Coblents WAS . special agent OF the
treasury department for . number Of
years and was engaged in collecting evil
dencs against the opium smugRlsrs on
Puget Sound and ON the Columbia river.
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enough 10 defeat tho appropfatiea. It 10
expected that the debate WI abound with
acrimonious references to the lsts slec-
tion and that such bad blood will b mani.
tested.
Tomorrow 10 District Of Colvmbos day.
and Tuesday the fate Of the polling bill
will bs decided. The general opinion 10
that the bill will not pass - rspertso, but
will probably carry when amended - -
to rive to the interstate eommissise alb
soluts control of the conditions q rail-
road pooling and anal authority h tho
matter OF revoking pooling ostisss. A
soou - the urgency deficiency bill. which
will follow. 10 out OF tho way, II 10 the in.
te0tion OF the appropriation committee to
bring forward the fertilization appsopria-
ton bill.
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EACH HAS A LITTLE SCHEME.
The ssnatsrs Tumb.,ny Over Each Other
10 Bs Heard First.

The ssnatsrs rumb.iny Over Each Other
70 lss Heard Ftrst.
WASHINGTON. Dsc. 9.-Ths weeks pro.
gramme iut6s ssf5kSe' will depend largely,
IL not entirely, upon tho dec,sion In the
steering committee with refer.
ence to tho amendment IN which the bills
proffsred by the democratic caucus are to
be taken up. This point was lett entirely
to tho steering committee which Senator
German, Ito chairman, says will probably
meet Monday. Tho committee will then.
or ut some subsequent meeting, decide
whether the Nicaragua bill. the bank.
ruptcy bill, the New Mexico and Arizona
bills, tho Indian territory bill or the reso-
luton for the election Of senators by the
people shall have precedence.
Il 10 not supposed by any one that tho
currency bill will be given f1rst place for
the reason that no currency bill has yet
been formulated. The friends Of the
other bills will unqusstionably press their
respective measures, and II 10 90 yet i'm
possible to say which Of the bills viii ~
ceive the preference.
While tho committee 10 undecided Sen.
ator Morgan will be improving his oppor-
tunity to press the claims Of tho Mica.
ragus bill. He has gwen notice of his
intention to call the bill up on Monday,
and he will open tho proceedings after the
disposal Of the morning business with .
speech devoted to IN explanation Of the
merits Of the bill. II 10 probable this
speech will consume the greater part Of
the day. Morgan will speak regardless of
what the caucus committee's decision may
be, or whether there shall be any decision
previous to Monday afternoon.
This speech made, the decision OF the
committee will probably be allowed to
control % to whether the canal bills will
continue to receive attention or shall be
deposed by one Of the other favored meas
ures. For the rest, Senator Morrill, has
given notice Of his intention to present, %
is his usual custom ss the beginning Of
the congressional session, bis views on
some public question, generally, % this
year. related to national finances. Sena.
tor Hun,on of Virginia has also given
notice Of speech for Thursday on the
establishment of . national university.
II 10 also considered probable there will
be some executive work during the week,
especially II the Japanese treaty should
be reported.
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FRANCE Is ALARMED.
She fhinks AnsrieA 10 Prsssiag N
farsiga lntsr~sss Toe Far.

She fhinks AmssieA 10 Prsssiag Her
forsiga lnssr-s,s Toe FAs.
PARIS, Dec. 9.-The Temps. commsntins
on what IL describes 80 the now departure
In Americas foreign policy. says that the
Same Cleveland who. only short time
ago, had nothing but the Monroe doctrine
on his lips. now violates 1t in two points,
throwing himself into the thick Of the con.
fiict Of the interests Of sno,her henri
sphors. "The feverish anxiety that
America has displayed In the far East"
continues the Temns, ais doubtless on.
planned by the fact that the ChinssssJapap
nese war directly affects numerous
American interests. But what ab0ut ths
dispatch about that commissioner to Ar.
menia? This 10 q small beginning, per.
haps, but II is grave indication fraught
with serious consequence that America
may become the seventh European
power"
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gravity Of the situation and seems 10 fear
either . collective note from the powers
or an agreement bstwesn Russia and
Great Britain Tor Russian occupation Of
Armenia.
Faud Pasha. bearer of Turkish orders
for the csar and csarina, has several times
got - far - the railway station, but has
not yet actuaily started for his destina.
ton. II 10 doubted whether the csar will
consent to receive him. Altogether there
10 need Of more diplomatic sk,ll to sxir,-
cate Turkey from the difficulty In which
sho flnds herself.
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NE DID D )TY UP.
Aad Now Biii Taylor IL . Ripe csa.
dida'a TOR the Rope,

Aud Now Bill Taylor 10 . Ripe Caa.
dida's fsr the Rope.
RICHMOND, Ky.. Dec. 9.-Ths sssassina.
tion Of Edward Doty near this city 10 still
q leading topic. Bloodhounds wsre taken
to tho place whero the crime was com.
missed to-day, and followed tho trail from
thsr~ TO the cabin Of Ahsam, Tom and
Bill Taylor, half mile distant. then they
traiied back to tho place Of killing. This
was fair evidence and the chase was
abandoned.
Latcr in the day Bill Taylor, the young.
est Of the brothers. oil Of whom are In
jail. confessed, saying he was In Doty's
stable attempting to slip one Of his mulss
whom Doty came upon him. On being
asked TO give tho reins to him, he nred .
bullet. striking Doty Ia the stomach.
Doty fell but arose. To make sure Of bis
death. Taylor grabbed him by the collar,
lifted him and frsd two bullets through
hls head.
Taylor's confession 10 sufficient Tor
Do,y's friends aud they are hero In large
numbers from Madisoa aad Girard
counties to swing him up before day.
break.
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ONE YEAR ON THE RAILROADS.
The Jntsrststs Commsrcs Csmnissiea
Issuea . Report.

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TURKEY 1, TROUBLED.
Russia May y mtni show Down a,
ANY Moment.

LONDON. Dec. "a dispatch to tho
Standard from constau,Inoplo says: Tho
sultan has not yet acquiescci in the mis-
sion of Consul Milo Jewegt. who was se.
lectcd by President CIevelanl to inquire
into tho Turkish outrages in Armenia.
The dispatch adds that the sultan appears
to fear the effect of an IN dependent re-
port to the Washington government.
Sir Phillip Curric. British ambassador
to Turkey. Is in very active communlca-
tion with the por.c AMI foreign embas-
sizes. 1t is believed he Is pressing tho
porte to accept some measure that wiil
satisfy tue outraged public opinion of
Europe.
The porte is completely alive to tho
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ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, Dec. 9.-Tho on.
Rineers aud nremen on the Atlantic q
Pacific railroad have engaged an attorney
to look after their interests. They say
they have become tired OF paying tho
grand officers OF their organisations
$4,000 or $1,000 year, In addition to
heavy local dues. In tho tiIno OF trouble
tho officers have taken sidcs with tho
company, and they sanctioned tho dis
charge OF men on account of the Ameri-
can Railway union without hearing their
defense.
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PLAQUEMrSE, La, Dec. s.-Last night as
. switch engine was returning from
Indian village with . train Of cars, the
rails spread, causing several cars to leave
the track, and ono on top Of which o lot
OF negroes were riding. upset. A number
Of the men were caught by tho falling cars
aud tho following pamed wore hurt, some
OF them Il 10 thought fatally; Adolph
Allen, internally injured Charles Carter,
leg crushed; Milton Cheney, arm broken;
Loo Wardlc. leg fractured; A. J. Dlckin.
son, shoulder broken; N. Woods, arm
broken; Jim Roed, shoulder badly bruised.
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DOUBTS ABOUrlr.
That War Between hex CO and Guate.
mnla 4. N Blootll, n. A6lr

That war Between hex CO and Guate.
mala Il n Bloodl.s. AG,Ir.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-It was stated a,
tho Mexican legation tonight that no
news had been received concerning the
alleged conflicts between the Mexican
and Guatemalan troops. Minister Ro-
nero thought it very doubtful IL any such
conflict had taken place.
Tho trouble between Mexico and Guatc.
mala arises out of the boundary dispute.
large tract of country on the border be.
ing claimed by both nations. In order TO
settle the matter, Special Delegate Senior
Emlo de Leon was sent to Mexico by
Guatemala. He reached San Francisco
on Dec. /, the City of Mexico five days
later, and negotiations have been in pro.
gress. Pending the discussion no troops.
the minister says. have been sent to the
disputed territory. which is almost on.
tircly uninhabited.
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BALTIMORE, Dee. o,-Cnder the guise OF
violation of the law b. working on Sun.
day the police aud health OH .ers to-lay
raIlcd number of sweat.shops and ar
rested 20 meu AMI Is women and girls. II
WAS found there was not provided tho
breathing space required by law. which is
500 feet o. air space for each person.
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SALT LAKE, Dec. 9.-The canvassing
board has opened tho ballot boxes in sev.
eral precincts IN San Pete county and b.
count of the ballots SO far q gain OF
three democrats has been made for dele
gates to tho constitutional convention.
Unless other changes arc made the con.
vention will stand 40 democrats and So
reutibllcnns
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SMUooLEo ,iLK SEIZED.
Raid On the Hssdqu ,rtsrs Of . bold
Gang ta Pors Haroa.

1ssid On the Hssdqu srtsrs Of . hold
Gang ia Pers Haron.
PoRr HURON, Mich, Dec. "A man
and woman named Ingalls, arrived here
from Buffalo aud began living In house
near the river 10 days ago. Tho curtains
were always drawn. II was suggested
that counterfeiters were operating in the
house and Detective Buckridge paid .
visit thero on Saturday. Ing ,lls rcprc.
scnted himself - travelling man, and
was indignant when informed that tho
house was regarded with suspicion.
Tho couple left with couple Of trunks,
and yesterday the police entered the
house. They found and selzed large
quantity Of imported silks Of every do.
scription. Tho couple have not yet been
located.
II 10 believed that the house was tho
headquarters Of tho gang implicated In
the celluloid smug Cling few weeks ago.
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Killed by the Cars.

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-Whiio waiting at the
night party OF young people were struck
by a suburban train. Miss Ida schultz
was killed outright. her brother Edward
perhaps fatally injured and another
brother. Emil. narrowly escaped death.
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THIS WILL ser SPOKANE WILD.

John l.. Wilson I. Expec ed to Succeed
L. G-ttin: that Post
WAsHISGroN. Dec. 0.-Representative
Wilson Of Washington is endeavoring to
have the recommendations OF the war de-
partrient for n military post al Spokane,
Wash, carried out at the present session
of congress. lilo has consulted the mem.
bers Of the committees on military affairs
Of both the senate and house and elabo-
rated upon the recommendations already
made by General Otis, commander of the
department, of the columbia. Wilson has
found disposition among the senators
and members to concede the necessity Of
the post. and the indi ,ations are that his
efforts will meet with success.
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IN A FIERY TRAP.
Five Psrseas navs . Horribis Expsri.
sncs In Kansas City.

smce IN nhnses NUy.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 9.-Five parsons
were moro OF less seriously injured in Q
flrc that occurred this morning at tho
homo Of +. W. Mitchler ut IA b and Harri-
son streets. The Mitchler family. five In
number, slept on tho third floor and when
awakened by smoke entering their rooms
were thrown into panic. Mrs. Mitchler
and her daughter, Edith, aged 10,
jumped to tho ground before any one
could reach them and landed on the stone
pavement. Miraculously no bones were
broken but both are seriously, though not
fatally injured. Mr.. Mltchler and Annie,
aged 8, were unable to find exit and were
badly burned before rescued by the fire.
men. Mr. Mitchler's mo;her fell down
stairs and sustained broken arm.
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Germany Col b-ates, Too,

BERLIN. Dec. 9.-To-day tho 3oOth ami
versary Of the birth Of Gustavus Alol.
phus was generally observed by Protest.
ant Germans. Special services were held
in several Of the churches here. There
was festsl gathering at noon at tho
Sing Academic st which Professor Trei,.
schke. the historian. delivered an address
on the career of Gustavus Adoiphus. The
Swedish minister and staff were present.
Similar celebrations were held In all the
larger German cities.
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Storm ON tic iri.h Coast.

LONDON, Dec. IA violent southeast
gale has prevailed along the Irish coast
since dawn. The Gunaricr Umbria, from
Liverpool, yesterday for New York. was
detained At Queenstown until this after
noon. Several steamers were compelled
to seek refuge in Queenstown harbor.
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shot by "A Nsnuntou Man.

CHICAGO, Dec. o.-Douald Gruer. o car
pentcr. was shot and probably fatally
wounded b. one of thrce nonunIon car
pcuters employed on the Marquette build
ing. Tho name OF the assassin is un-
known.
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KELLAR AND WFs SEPARATE
seqaei TO m Ep ssd~ Between the Ma.
glclan nnd His Farmer

gician nnd His Partner.
ISDrANAPoLIs, Dec. 9.-As Q result Of
the trance winch Mrs. Kellar, wife Of Ksl.
lar, the magician, had while in this city,
the couple arc temporarily separated. and
II 10 rumored the affair may result in
something more serious. 1t appears that
Magician kcllar demonstrated with his
wife. who was purchasing drug after the
Saturday night performance, when she
turned on him and knocked him senseless
with a silver soda water glassholder.
They left this city on different trains and
went to different hotels in Muncie last
night, leaving by different trains for Rich.
tnonu to-day.
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ARSENIC Nv II .R STOMACH.
There's . suspicion THAT Mr Desiisagss
La Wife Murderer.

I. - Wife Murderer.
WuLLAMsPoRr, Ind. Dec. 9.-Several
months ago Mrs. NJ. Drollenger. living
near Covington diod very suddenly, and
there were some suspicion that she had
met with foul play. Soma time In July
tho coroner ordered post mortem, and
Dr.. w. w. Peters Of Lafayette was EN-.
ployed to make an analysis Of the con-
tsnts Of tho stomach. A result arsenic
was found In sufficient quantities to pro.
duce death, and during the pas, week
there was session OF tho grand jury and
Drollenger was convicted Of wife murder.
Tho accused IL . well.to-do farmer.
Several years ago Droiienger's hrst wife
died under suspicious circum stances, and
II 10 now alleged and there 10 talk OF OF.
huming her remains to discover u 10 10
true, that arsenic caused her death.
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PLANS FOR The WEEK.
How the House Exp eta to spend the
Next >evrn Days.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9-The second half
of session Of the house promises to wit.
ness fierce struggle over the income tax
in connection with the appropriation to be
Incorporated in the urgency deficiency
bill. Sayers. chairman of the appropria-
tions committee. intends to call u2 the
bill on Tuesday. Mr.. Bartlett Of New
York is at the head OF the opposition TO
the appropriation and, although tho
opposition is not considered strong
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he WAS SEEiNo NELLIE HOME.
A Young Man Puntsh-d for Galiaatry ut
ApuApolta.

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 9.-Naval Cadets ".
II. White Of Arizona and Davis Boyd Of
Alabama arc temporarily sojourning on
the prison ship Santo. Whue was sent
down for language "unbseomine an off,
cor" BOYD 10 undergoing punishment for
infraction OF tho rules in leaving the
grounds without permission. He escorted
Q young lady home and had to loavc the
grounds In order to do 90.
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BRILLIANT DAY IN STOCKHOLM
Celebration OF the S0oth Asnivsssary Of
Gustavus Adolphua.

Cslsbratloa OF the S0oth Aanivsssary Of
Gus,svus Adoiphua.
STOCKHOLM, Dec. 9.-Tho 300th anni-
versary of the birth Of Gustavus Adol.
plus, the great Swedish king. who died
on the battlefield Of Teutssn. Nov. 6, 1872,
was celebrated hero with great pomp and
splendor that made II one Of the greatest
festivals ever held In this capital. This
morning patriotic and religious hymns
were rung on oil tho chimes in tho city.
Rseimental bands also played similar
music.
In the Riddarholm church. the burial
place of Gustavus Adolphus and other fa.
nous Swedish kings, where usually no di.
vino services arc held. services took place
at II o'clock in the morning and wero st.
tended by King oscar, the royal princes.
tho representatives OF tho German en-.
peror and other deputations from Cor.
many. and numerous delegations. All
the buildings In tho vicinity Of the royal
castle and Gustavus Aiolphus square
were illuminated. The scene was Q mag.
nincent one, the blue waters Of Lake
Maeler and the Baltic rejecting innumer.
able illuminations.
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GENERAL BOO n IN DENVER.
The Great saivsiioa Arny Leader 0lvsu
8eysl Reception.

DENVER, Dec. a-Gensral william
Booth. leader OF tho Salvation army, ~.
rived In Denver on an early train to-day. In
the morning he discourssd ON "The Chris
tianity Of Christ" THIS afternoon no was
introduced to the public at Coliseum hall
BY Governor Waite, whsre he leetursd ON
"DArkest England. "a tn general 10
ce,ved . warm welcome and thousands Of
people wsro turned away from tho hall
unable to gain adinittance. He delivered
another lecture tonight at tho Same place.
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hUS IN.


ih' UanUs ~ thF Police.
KANSAS City. Dec. al. N. McClnin,
who, in company with john McCarty, is
said to have stolen 22,23si head of sheep
from the ranch of Il. W. Elwards, 10
miles from Powder Springs. Wyo., Nov.
4. and disposed of them at the Kansas
City stock yards Friday last for S, j0l. has
has been arrested at Indian Springs, Mo.
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UP 10 SNUFF.
Denver viii stop the Alleged spor, OF
prI,. Fighting

DENVER, Dec. s.-Chief Of Police Arm.
strong has decided TO allow no more prze
fights in Denver. Tho puglisls who have
been giving SO many so-callci boxing cx-
hibltions here this winter will be jailed rs
Migrants if they do not leave town.
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ro-D,ys w.t,h.r

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-For Montana
Fair; variable winds, becoming west.
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ALUMINIUM BRUSHES
And COMBS. TOILET SETS.