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A TEST CASE.
Secretary Carlisle dust Answer for rio
lating tho Civil Service Law.

Secretary Carlisle dust Answer for Vic.
Iating tho Civil Service Law.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 1S.-The
course Of Secretary Carlisle in deposing
from Office certain Republican officials
OF the treasury held Office under the
civil service laws is to DO tested in the
courts.
To-day attorneys applied to the su-
prome court OF the District OF Colum-
bia for q mandamus compelling the
secretary to reinstatc Eugene Gadd!s,
over whose case there was some spicy
correspondence between the civil ser
vice commission and tho secretary.
Judge Bradley signed an order for the
secretary to show cause Tuesday, April
"a, at 10 a. m, why the mandamus
should not be Issued and a marshal
served the notice or Secretary Carlisle.
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SENSATIONAL OUTCOME

OF tho Recent Pomoroy Trngedy-A spir-
itualIst's Detective Work.
PoMERoY, O., April 1s.-This city has
been shaken by a succession OF sensa-
tional shocks, which terminated tonight
in dramatic tragedy.
March 81 Mrs. Elizabeth Slaughter,
widow, aged o3 years, was murdered on
the porch of Clayton Staple, her tenant.
Staple and his wife wero away from
homo and returned at midnight. Ho
claimed that when they reached homo
hc fell over her dead body.
Officers secured evidence sufficient
to convict him aud were about
to mako tho arrest. vixen he
was accosted by 40 alleged spiritual
medium while apading in his garden.
She accused him OF tho crime and gave
him detaila OF how the deed was done.
He turned deadly pale, walked to tho
house and blew out his brains.
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TnE WHISKY Trust.
OF tho Trade reported to bo
!. NInrc EnYornhln = -

Condition of tho Trade Reported to be
More Favorable.
PEORIA, ILL.,. April IS. President
Joseph B. Greenhus called the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the Dis
tilling and Cattle Feeding Company, or
whisky trust as it ia known. to order ut
noon to-day with very largo represent
tat;on OF the stock, mo1t OF it by proxy,
however. After tho meeting had been
called to order the financial statement
wac read. II shows the not earnings
for the yoarhavo been S72G, 900 cash, and
cash assets on hand March !. SS.S72. 900;
net surplus sl,264.000. The distilliug
situation Is at present regarded us moro
favorable than for number Of months.
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whom tho induStrians who madc this
country what 1t ia to-day present petit
tions signed by thousands OF their class
thoy are thrown in tho waste basket.
Citizens Of tho United States have tho
right to assemble poacoably aud pre-.
sent potitionB. and are entitled 10 bc
heard.
Nr. CcSoy and his followers represent
tho John Brown" movement without
arms 10 liberato wage slaves.
Don't reiusc to hear and considcr
their demands!
Don't arrest too many Of them, IA
n!nc out OF ten OF the industrians Of tho
country uro In sympathy with NIr.
CoXoy's objectl
Mother would II be saie. Small up
riSinRs arc called riots; largo uprislngs
are callod revolutions, and II successful
the instigators arc called patriots.
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a TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.

Lloyd ltadnbnuEh Hangs Ills Two Chill.
drcn nnd Then Takes Ills Own Lifc.
Special Dispatch TO The In;eligeneer.
GLESvlLLE. w. Va, April lS.-Word
has just reached hero that Lloyd Rada.
baugh, a prosperous farmer, living on
Yellow creek, Calhoun county, hanged
his two children, ugod thrco and five
years respectively. and then took his
own life Sunday afternoon. His wife
was absent during tho day, and on her
return discovered the bodies hanging
from tho rattors OF tho house. Life was
entirely extinct, and no cause can bo
assigned for the rash act.
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UNEASY RULERS.
Royal Wedding Foativitios In
Which tho Crowned
PARTICIPANTS ARE ALL IN DANGER
OF Being Blown Into Eternity by
Anarchists' Bombs.
The DUCAL PALACE ANARMED CAMP

Whilo Without Is n Soeno or Gaicty.
Coburg Crowded With tho Crowned
Heads aud Nobility of Europe to
Tako Part in tho Celebration OF tho
Nuptinls-But Soldiers aud Body
Guards Surround the Royal Per.
souagos to Protect Their Lives.
Reason to Believe Plot Was Ar.
ranged TO Kill tho Emperor of Ger.
mnny-Thc City In Guy Attire.
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THE SENATE CoNsIDERs IT.
CoIcy Movement Discussed in Executive
Session Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, D. O., April ls.-Thc
Coxey movement received ita fra. roc
ognition ut tho hands Of the senate to-
day. Tho question was brought up in
executive session and was undor con.
sidera.ion ior an hour and a halt, the
senate remaining in session until $3.50
o'clock. No formal action was taken,
and tho matter was considered very
irregularly.
Thore was very mcagre attendance
OF senators while tho question was un.
der consideration, but many OF those
prosout spoke briefly, q majority Of
them expressing the view that no dan.
ger was 10 be apprehended except poa.
sibly from shioves and other hard char
acters who might take advantage OF tho
press OF tho Coxeyitcs to make trouble,
and tho opinion was general that propa.
rations should be made to look after
them very closely.
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DANGEROUS SITUATION.


Kelley's Brigade.
OMAHA, NEE, April 1s.-LaborinE
men Of Omaha and Council Bluffs arc
greatly in sympathy with tho army OF
the industrials and much indignation
has been expressed at the treatment ac.
corded tho travellers by Governor Jack
son, Of Iowa, and the authorities OF
Council Bluas. Meeting to express the
indignation felt were called to-day by
the knights of Labor in both Omaha
and Council Blulls. -..
AS the result OF tho indignation meet
ing at Council Bluffs, Gov. jackson at
noon ordered tho militia to break camp
at tho Chausauqua grounds and return
to Council Bluffs. This lett the indus.
trials free to march east on loot or to
capture train.
When night came on Kelly was in
possession of upwards OF $1,000 in cash
and had provisions enough TO lass q
week, with luIuries to last q month.
During the evening meetings wcre held
in the three cities. In Omaha the large
hall provided was inadequate and an
overflow meeting was held in Jefferson
Square. Upwards OF 5000 people gath.
cred at this latter meeting and were ad-
dressed by the leadera OF tho army.
Resolutions endorsing the army and
condemning tho railroads were adopted.
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srkeial Di,poteh o "a InNlliqmcer.

SftclaI N'poIch 70 M InNIl9tnctr.
CoLLlEIss, W. VA, April 1s.-David
Forcsccn. Of Pittsburgh, and Pan
Handle brakeman on freight running
between Pittsburgh and Collicrs, mot
with horrible accident, which caused
his death u. this place to-day. While
engaged in braking on car In tho Col.
liers yard the brake chain broke and
ten cars passed over him, mangling him
terribly. He waa taken to the hospital
in Sseubenville, whore ho died three
hours later.
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NESTOR OF THE SENATE
Makes a Spoech Against tho Tariff
Bill Which Attracts Attention.
THE ADDRESSOF SENATOR MORRILL,

lIc Arralgns tho Wilson Measure for
tho Un.Amcrlcan Theory on Which
It Is Bascd-Tho Income Tax Bit
tcrly Attncked-A Lively Day In tho
Housc-sovornl Wordy Ducls-nIr.
Quigg, of New York, Refors TO the
Van Alcn Case, aud "stirs Up the
Animals"
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GREAT NORTHERN STRIKE.

Tho Entire Road Now Tied up-The ordes
Takes Eroot This Morning.
sr. PAUL MINI, April l&-Tho order
for the Great Northern men to strike
at Minneapolis has bccn issued. 1t at
frs. road for 7 O'Clock in the morning.
but was latter changed for l o'clock
this morning (Thuraday.) This will
mean that tho ontiro systom will bo tied
up unless the retraining order Of tho
courts eau got it running at once.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, April lS.-A special
to tho Times from Lexington, KY, says
tho fact that Breckinridge's friends are
preparing to give him an ovation at tho
opera house here on the 9th Of May is
awakening the women.
The husband OF one OF them said to-
day: "If such an ovation takes place the
women will hold MACS meeting and
denounce tho whole proceeding"
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THE BRAZILIAN REBELS.
The Soldiers in Derlorablc Conditlo
Tho Gorornmcnt VIII Cnre for Thcm.

The Soldiers in n Derlorablo Condition.
Tho Government VIII Cnrp for Them.
tcopyri1htod 1894, BY tie As,Octc:ed PresS)
,MoSTEvrpEo, April lS.-The vessel
sent to Castillos Island, on the east
coast Of Uruguay, to convoy the desti-
tute and wounded Brazilian insurgents
to tho quarantine station here, is only
capable OF ombarking 900 OF tho retu.
gees. Consequently, another vessel
will have to be sent. as there are fully
1000 Brazillans in tho hands Of the
Uruguayan authorities.
Tho Brazilian reiugeoH arc in do.
plorable condition, many Of them
suffering from wounds and oil Of them
showing signs OF hard campaign and
want Of sufficient food.
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Speeia! DfIpatch 10 The In.eliiGtncer.
SALEM, W. Va, April 1S.-Georgc W.
Atkinson, candidate for tho Republican
nomination for Congress, delivered q
literary talk here tonight before the
Excelsior Lyceum OF Salem College, to a
crowded house. ue was invited hero
by the Lyceum and every ono present
appreciated his excellent talk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-19
FACTS FROM TIE RECORD.

Mr.. Walker (ROp., Mass.J replied to
Mr.. Wise in speech in which be cited
at length the firm denunciation Of the
quorum.counting rule By Speaker Crisp
at tho time OF its adoption In the Fifty.
first Congress.
Mr.. Grosvenor rep, Ohio,) conclud.
cd the debate for the day with some re-
marks about tho manner In which the
Wilson bill had been battered beyond
recognition in the senate. Tho free
raw material theory. Incorporated in
the house bill, had been abandoned,
Tho trusts Of tho country had amended
it in the senate, and unless the Demo.
crats Of the house accepted it as i. was
resuacitation. 5's''..s''-E' go
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blagc, tho accompaniment being tho
bells OF tho churches. Tho celebration
ended with iino display Of fireworks.
AT 10 o'clock gala theatrical por.
formance was given in tho Reisensaal.
All the royal pcrsonagos in Coburg
were present,
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X. OF L. WARNING
To Congress for refusing to Listen to
Workinsmcn's Petitions.

Workingmcn's Petitions.
PTrsBURdH, Pa, April lS.-District
Assembly No. 8 Of knights Of Labor,
one oil the largest dssric. assemblies in
the order, with amembcrship OF II, 900,
at their quarterly meeting to-day
adopted the following manifesto, which
will be scnt to every district assembly
in tho United States, aud by them sent
to their respective congressman: N
PITTSBuRGH, April Is, 1894.
The senate and house ure ever proplpt
to concedc demands OF money traders Of
Europe and America for reliei, but
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SEYMOUR, IwD., April 1a-Captain
Calvin with 225 mombers Of Frye's in
dustrial army arrived hero to-day.
Citizens proviaionod them bountiiully.
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THE COLD SHOULDER
Turned to Coxey BY tho Citlzons OF
Hancock, Maryland.
THE "UNKNOWNS' SMOOTH TRICK

HO Coos Ahead OF tho Show and Col.
lcots Money and Supplies and
"skips out"-Tho All Night RiIc on
tho Raging Canal-Carl Brownies
Florid ordcr-He Compares tho
Canal Rido to Clcoratra's Sail to
Mcot Mark Antony-Kcllcy's Army
Still at Council Bluffs.
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CoBuRd, April 1s.-The weather is
splendid, tho stroots are thronSed with
people in holiday attire, and all the ac-
commodations at the hotels, cafes,
boarding houses and private houses
thrown open for tho occasion have been
aecured by the thousands OF visitors
who came to be proscnt at the royal
wedding. The royal standard Of Great
Britain is floating over the ducal palace
and on oil sides are to bo seen flags,
flowers, bunting triumphal arches,
Venitian masts and pictures OF tho
bride and bridegroom, tho Grand Duko
OF Hessc and the Princess Victoria of
Coburg.
The morning was mainly devoted to
q continuous exchange OF visits be-
tween the many royal personagea as
scmbled in this city.
In view OF the great number OF peo-
ple who have Aocked into Coburg, tho
neutrality-suspicious. haye'been taken in
order to prevent poss ibla attempt
upon the life OF some member OF the
royal:families. Consequently the town
ia full OF detectives OF all nations, and
every person falling in any degree un-
der suspicion is carefully watched and
will be under SURVEILLANCE until all
danger OF an attempt at assassination is
past.
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For West Virginia, showers; colder In north.
cru po..!on winds shifting to southwest. Con.
d,loRs arc favorable for severe local storms 10
tho states OF tho Ohio Valley 7-g7a
For Western PENNSYLVANIA aad Ohio, local
showers; Winds shifting 10 southwest; slightly
cooler. -r- uag Fl 80
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-29
JAMES BROWN MURDERED.
\ Terrible Tragedy Nine Miles From
StutcSyillc.

\ Terrible Tragedy Nine Niles From
Stntcsvlllc.
STATEsvlLLE, Sept. 27.-Tames Brown,
superintendent of the Long Island Cot
ton mill on the banks of the Catawba
river, nine miles from here was murdered
last night by burglars who entered his
premises for the purpose Of robbery. 1t
appears that Mr.. Brown had been miss
ing articles from his store near by, and
last night he informed his family that he
would sleep in the store and catch the
thief. This was the last seen OF him
alive.
This morning his daughter repaired to
the store, as is her custom, about G
o'clock, put the key in the door and found
it unlocked, opened the door and saw
her father lying upon his face in the mid.
die of the floor. bullet hole in his head
and evidences of fearful stauggle be-
tween the thief and Mr.. Brown. Blood
was seen on the door-facing and on the
door knob, and articles in the room were
scattered about, all showing a hare
fight for life.
Mr.. Brown was an Englishman about
55 years of age. He came to this coun
try six or seven years ago from New Jer
sey ey-Charlotte Observer.
STATEsvlLLE. N. c., Sept. 90
Especial IAN examination has disclosed
the fact that Brown was shot three
times, in the breast. behind the ear ant
through the neck. The coroner's jury
found that the deceased was murdered
by an unknown person. There is no clu
| to the murderer. The Landmark.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-29

Lee Ferguson, A. E. Ward, Z. c. Clarke
The executive committee selected il
composed of ". W. Rollins, Buncombe
T. l.. Green, Haywood; H. T. Rumbough
Madison. These will act in concert with
the Pops Senatorial executive com.
mittee.
Nominee Rev. John Ammons was called
out and said he came before the people
in a new role. although he had been ap-
pearing before audiences for 40 years.
He did not mean, however, that in tax.
ing up this race he would breathe an
atmosphere that was different from that
which he had breathed for 40 years. He
had been born in Democratic family,
nursed at Democratic breast, rocked in
Democratic gum (cradles were un-
known them and for more than 40 years
had voted the straight Democratic ticket.
But once he had made up his mind to
change, all the powers of the eternal pit
could not swerve him. He felt sure of
his election-as sure as he could be of
anything that was not a developed,
material fact before his eyes.
At this juncture the proceedings we're
stopped by adjournment.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-29

=. New YORK, Sept. 29.-The Sun says:
The Georgia Southern and Florida re-
organization committee announce plan
providing tor the formation of a new
company which will issue $4,000, 900
first mortgage five per cent. bonds,
1864, 900 first preferred, $1,015 600 Sec
ond preferred and 81 100000 common
stock. These securities are to be given
for the securities of the old company, on
terms fully explained in the plan.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-29
LIVING IN TIE ATLANTIC.

Rev. Thos. Dlxon's Experience On
Cobb's Island.
CAPE CHARLES, Va, Sept 29.-The
storm has abated in this section to some
extent. The wind blew from the north
east regular hurricane for three days
and three nights increasingly. The water
has receded and steamers will resume
their regular trips between here and Nor.
folk. The first tidings were received
here from Cobb's Island about O'Clock
last evening when the Rev. Thomas
Dixon. who is summcring on the island
with his family from New York, man.
aged to get over to the mainland. HI
said:
1--WE have been living right in the At.
lantic ocean tor the past three days. The
storm broke on us last Thursday night
late, and for three days and three nights
the wind blew regular hurricane from
the northeast. On Wednesday and
Thursday the wind seemed to increase,
and lie entire island was submerged by
three feet OF water, carrying away fences
and outhouses and threatening destruc-
tion to all who were living on the island.
Dixon says bv actual measurement
200 feet of Cobb's island beach was
washed away by the enormous waves
chat lashed the shore and that the in.
habisants state it to be the most violent
storm they have had for 20 years. All
he vegetation was destroyed. No lives
were lost. The wat .r went down to its
normal condition yesterday morning.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-29
THE CZ.AR IN \ BAD WAY.

lie Must BE sent to Greece to Recover
Ills Health.
BERLIN, Sept. 29.-The Cologne Gazette
today says that news has been received
from Spala where the Car is sojournine.
The inflammation Of the kidneys from
which the Car is suffering has increased
and his majestic's breathing is extremely
difficult and painful. Prof Leyden, an
eminent physician of Berlin, advises that
the Car be sent to Livadia, Greece. as
soon as possible.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-29

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Sept. 29.-Stillwater
was visited by n $15O,O 900 fire last night,
which destroyed the Saltwater manu-
featuring plant, the warehouse of the
Minnesota Thresher company and four
dwelling houses. The fire originated on
the ground floor OF the shop Of the Still
water Manufacturing company and
spread from there to large three.storv
frame building owned by the same com.
pany and used as a warehouse,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-29
Breach of Promise Verdict for SlO, 200.

COLUMBUS. Neb. Sept. 2S.-Miss Lillian
Jackson, aged 10, won judgment in the
District court for $40 900 against Robert
L. Wilsher, travelling salesman for St..
Joseph mo house. Miss Jackson as
serted that Wilsher promised, in January,
1891, to marry her; sent her to school to
educate her, frequently visiting her in the
meantime. In November last he broke
the engagement, and had since refused
to notice her. The jury was out only
five minutes,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-29
Roth Antl.liansom Men.

ROCKINGHAM, N. c., Sept. 26.-Thc
Democt attic County convention met to-
day and nominatedA. ]. Little and ]. M.
Wright for Representatives in the L'gis-
latu-e. Both are pronounced anti.Ran.
som men.-Raleigh News and Observer.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-29
DOnC by the Hurricane.

New YORK, Sept. 29.-The steamer I'll
Rio which arrived from New Orleans this
morning reports stormy weather on the
passage. On the Goth she saw schoon.
er ashore near the Tennessee reef also a
large foreign steamer ashore eight miles
northeast Of the Alligator. Also four
miles north of Careys large vessel we'll
up on the reef, lying on her beam ends,
all her masts gone.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-29
Cotild Not stand A,lyc,Slty,

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 29.-Chas. L. Plum
mer, a cotton broker Of Petersburg. Va,
was found dead in his room at the st.
James hotel last night, having shot him
self through the right side. 1t 10 corjec'
turcd that business and financial trou-
bles led him to commit the act.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-29
Put Up For slaughter.

New HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 29,-A hun.
dred and sixteen delegates to the Second
Republican Congressional district con.
vention met this morning to select can
didate to oppose the present Democratic
member and nominee, ]. J. Pigott of this
city. Ex.postmastcr Spcrry was nomi.
mated on the hrst ballot.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-29
steel Works shut Down.

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 39,-The Lacka-
wanna iron and Steel company today
shut down it's south steel mill here for an
indefinite time because of no further or
ders, throwing idle 900 employees. This
makes complete closing Of all the steel
works here and the idlcness of over
5000 men employed in all their bran nchcs.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-29
WENT TO PROTEST..

But lie Met II Check lie Couldn't En-
dorsc.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Sept. 20,-capt.
Chas. A. Lyerly, president of the Chat
tanooga National bank, broke the mid,
delweight record of the world yesterday
when he out.did Fitzsimmons by knock
ing out Adolph s. Ochs. proprietor OF the
Chattanooga c Times, in one round. The
fight occurred in the bank. and was
causes by Ochs making an offensive re-
mark as to what Lyerly owned.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-09-29
Tho Fnstcst Bicycle Mile,

WALrHAM, Mass, Sept. 29.-The mile
cycle record was beaten yesterday after.
noon by John s. Johnson Of Syracuse. N,
Y, In 1:5O 3-5.