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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
N ETHfLF or O1TES IND HLHHEHI.

THE ADMrXrsTRATION WoRkING TO GET TWO
r,vonlrEs ~ THE NATIONAL SENATE
,,,,,,orp.rv. Ala March (SpeciaD-A sensation
has been created in political circles by h' develop
ment Of a scheme through which 'hr '''Vrlln'
Administration hopes % "terthr0" senator MO,
I'm and Senator Tush. "Ihr People N"'"r''''
o." ,,,,., r..,n say. il has discovered the
.,.,,. q, defeat Senators Morgan and Pugh ana
nu their places win Secretary Herbert ana ,oh
,ressman oates both favoritc$ % me nh
ION Honey was T. be- freely u-'l any ~ ~
,,,,is,r'.ii.n vas - lend It's helping hdhi' =, ~
c,rablnation was 10 work as follow 1'us [ th
,arl. fir Governor ana throw his str'ngjh t. WI
{aln g oates. who was {, De non y, ,.,s,y,
,n.ars ar f,l aud counted In. II h'ctsni,, ~
aiority Of the LEGISLATURE ~af to pI Gga NJ
,,hn c,ld D.. controlled by the tunis ~ ~, ~ a , ,.
NJ 'pp''d ,.ct secretary Herbert In the place
81 senator Morgan. Aftcr serving & GPt throw his in
rIrnc,. t. Richardson. who. IN tuTn' ,nr ~ ~ rn
oates defeat Pugh Alabama s Jun,,oI ,'nnn he inc
s,s.t. cf ilcrgrrt nrsi was insisted uro" "S ''0
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
TELEG R.IPUIC NOTES.

Kansas city March suit was filed in the Cir
cult Court yesterday by John Mulhollani banker,
town \ j.. 10 recover the share OF Samuel e.
schaener in the land known as the Tomas West
tract near Sheffield. valued at about $lW0Vn
Omaha, Neb. March DE France. Squires and
West, three Federal prisoners, were yesterday
taken to the Sioux Falls Government penitentiary,
guarded by four United States officers. De France $
term - life one for robO!ng mail carrier of one
cent
Albany March 7Goyern9r Flower to.d2y granted
son wbo 0S was 70 have BEEN % Killed in tba electric
chair hG week Of March II for the murder Of De, De-
ground OF newly discovered evidence.
Utica. March Judge Alfred s Coke. of the
United States Court this afternoon signed an order
for the removal OF Henry G. Wiltshaw from Buffalo
of stealing $4,000 from the United States National
Bank of that city three years ago.
KINGSTON o. Mai MaTch ;F!esn vspa6f r Jer, r,
douglass Merritt; OF Rhinebeck, were killed to-day
all afflicted with tuberculosis.
San Francisco. March In Oakland this morning
Judge Henshaw rendered a decision in the contest
Daniel Murphy capitalist of this city; Mrs. Muir
ply died In London, and left two wills. each OF
witch disposed of her property in different man
Lady WslSeley MED contest The court honas mlss
be revoked.
Hot Springs. ARK. March Some days ago Pro
fessor IS. o. Keith. a coored school teacher was S
put In the county Jall, charged with Durlhs 1lie VI
the public school buildings. Within the past day or or
two he was tried by kangaroo court: composer
OF prisoners in the jail found guilty OF the burning
OF houses IL this place recently % Snd a m o pe
hcias before receiving the fun sentence OF "O'
lashes.
San Francisco. March Miss Alice, Aoiersiey
and Dr. J Leek dentist were found m I yeIerday be,b y
dying condition. Miss Abderssy died this morn,
ing and p % Lee is az the city h Both had
poison with suicidal intent. Dr. Leek mas Imet WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
/ BTILDING COLL.IP>E>.

~ AGED MtN KILLED uY TIE FALLING DEBRIS
AND OTHER rrEsoN- INJURED
Stoncham Mss. March The new Durk"'
building IN course ~ construction IN Mhn-st'
fell with "A crash at Go p IA. to-day. causing
the death of Nathan Loul. scvrnty-two years
old and iniurlng several "thers. Mi Loud was
passing along the south side of Min"'~ 81 al th'
time. and was caught In the falling debris ~,
iin3 from his injuries 90 about two hours. with
ont recovering consciousness
Wilio Brooks. twelve years old. received c"'S
and bruises but was not dangerously injured
lanes Ducan. twenty-five years OLD. was stiu X
las, hricks and timh~rs and somewhat bruised.
Mias Maud Burick was cut on the neck ana
otherwise bruised
An unknown man was knocked down by a
falling joist but got up with asslslan'". W'n'
INTO a drug store whore hc received attention
and then went away 80.
The structure that collapsed was % by 100
feet mainly a frame building hu' WIN p'L i y y
,,, v',II ,n the north side. 1t was this wall that
collapsed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
ErGENE KELLY, JR. SUINDLED
A YOUNG MAN WHOM He HAD oi iNN '''' 80
PRETENDED TO BE DEAD AND I"'' "
cf.pED s1os FOL, FUNERAL EHfl'NSi-S.

. vol-,;c MAX VIOM He HAD OFTEN HEI|HP
pprrENpED TO BE DEAD And THUS 81
ct.prp S,os Fol, FUNERAL EXPENSES.
r,n, " Vornon. = clerk nineteen years o'd
was arraiensd in the jefferson Market io''.
Yesterday. and held. in default OF $'"" "a'' '
trial charged with swlnd.ng Eugene h'"!' J'' '"e
banker Vernon Is tail and good looN'Is ann
ouently received assistance from MI Ny
,u.o months ago Vernon went 10 Ch'cdeo ana "'
came hard up" Then 1t was that o'e'e'
l,,.red the voung mans brain. lie wrote le'i'T
to Mr. Kelly under the name oi y. T. .'~ To = '"''
posed undertaken. Of Chicago, saying t'l' N''"''
was dead. and that there was SO8 ne"'ed 10 '''E
nrnner;v the dead man Mr.. Kelly never hes'a,'l'
hrt At once forwarded sos 10 the supposed under
,aker. together with the following letter
.f;e1r A. Sir; lnc!oeed please ind draft for Sos
which understand is the amount ie"V wr1tc 'l ne
m brtv before his death mentioning the names
F soera Of his relatives but as ne dppeats 10 nav
qarrge S KIN afars fnf II M eeorhes You may give
his name TO the Newsboys Hon'r ~ ra1 'ei.e'% OF vi
papers should be sent to me or had %sq any
he forwa rded to me, and VIII see va ms lail,y
ge,s ge them Books and all other effects may be
s%fPM sP9ease ,s send details m to his bis burial
80 80 II stand? | certainly expected line or twD
Tronn his companions, whom he had evidently asked
10 hc have any religious mnistrations before
ms for an early reply leaving all
mi mn, yonrs EUGENE KELLY. JR'
Mr. Kelly never received reply to this letter.
and the next ne knew me snppysgp p,sI sil ugrl man
told of the case. and he detailed Detective Crowley
to look Vernon up the young man vas was ,S L1unq at
Vernon CON fessed he worked the scheme because
he was ''broke" in Chicago. lie refused TO talk TO
reporters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
MURPHY GOES TO WASHINGTON.
TIE "Boss' or TROY HAS NOTHING TO SAY
AnnrT TLD ELECTION.

TIE "BOss' OF TROY HAS NOTHING TO SAY
ABOUT TIID ELECTION.
Edward Murphy ir United States Senator and
chairman Of the Democratic State Committee,
passed through this city yesterday fresh from the
scenes Of bloodshcd and violence in which his
henchmcr were conspicuous. In Troy on Tuesday.
Mr. Murphy was his way 10 Washington In
the absence OF Mr.. Croker. the Senator was met
bv John j Scanne and r.. :. Stokes who gave
him a fraternal hlndshake. The Senator declined
To- talk about the bloody work OF his retainers in
Troy.
Eut Mr. Mur7ohy's reticcnce dil not prevent people
of ali p,rties here from discussing the murderous
methods to which his thugs resorted in carrying
out the instructions they had received No fair
minded man was seen who doubted that the muir
der of the Republican watcher and the brutal at
tack upon his brother we're the direct result or
the orders OF the Democratic ring. with Murphy
himself upon the ground to TO their enforce
meut. The rcpcaters who went from poll 10 poll
casting their votes for the Democratic ticket knew
that they hai Murphy az their back and they be
hcvsi that he would uphold them In any Violation
OF the law they might think necessary - commit
The fact mat they armed with deadly Wrap-
onS was regarded as evidence that they were eN-
pected to commit murder If need be 10 get their
fraudulent votes into the ballot-boX.
Senator Murphy was severely cohdemnot anu
held responsible by many for what took place at
Troy on Tuesday but he was not me only one ;i III
h, un me % a;nynrnor of The state also rested
great share of the responsibility 1t to aid Mr.
Murphy in eecting his man FOR Mayor Of the city
that Governor Flower refused 70 sign the measure
and fraud In Troy on Tuesday Both the Governor
and the Senator knew that their party would be de-
preferred to win by bioolshed riot and open fraud
McKnnr IS In prison Diver IS Yet an exile but
dastariy mur Ter WAS committed. is In Washington
representing the State in the United states Senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
Montague. Clarke & Co.. Mr.. Clarke organized
the partnership of Hunter. Clarke & Jacob.
GREAT GLIB MAN.

\ GREAT GLIB MAN.
Herman Clarke is about thirty-sx years old,
and is married. He formerly lived at No. JOG
East Twenty-nnth-st. Engaging in manners
and a free spender Of money he has been popular
in both club and social circles. He is a member
of the Union, Racquet. NcwYork Athletic, New
York Yacht Seawanhaka- -COrnthian Yacht and
St Anthony delta PsD clubs of this city ana
the Staten Island Athletic Club and the Living
Ston Cricket Club of Staten Island He sallS
fast yacht and enter;ains lavishly: His summer
home is at Sands Point, J. /. He is we'll
known man about town. and has been in spccu-
lation what Wall Street terms ''hiEh-roler.
Mr.. Alien. manager Of the once of Hunter. inr.
Clarke & Jacob said yesterday that he knew
Mr.. Clarkes address, and had telcgraphed To
him t. come back at once ana sirGighien Out
matters Mr.. Allen said that he expected
Clarke would return to the city to-day.
MIR. Jacobs brother Lawrence Jacob, was
seen last night by Tribune reporter, and he
consented to talk about the suspension of the
firm. lie said:
brother suspected that something wrong had
been going on and it was decided 10 make an
examination Of the books. In snort time T.
regularitcs were found in MI Clar6e's methods
of doing business. and they discovered that he
had been working behind their backs and pocket
ing the profits In other words. Mr. Clarke had
been selling privileges right and LETT. keepinG
what he made. He sold them under the firm
name and when the market turned, ne informed
his partners that he going away for his
health That was Saturday night and he has
not been heard of since. Mr. Clarke had en-
tire control Of the Office management and +
was merely case Of the older member of The
firm making a breach of trust with his less cN-
pcricnced partners My brother and Mr.. Hunter
had implicit faith in Mr.. Clarke and his action
has been a great surprise. | don't know what
steps will be taken against Mr. Clarke. 1t is
too soon to talk about that The firm may not
be involved To such extent as is now sup
posed. and the chances are that Mr. Hunter and
my brother Will be able to resume again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
A WUIRI WIND IT PUEBLO.

Pueblo. Col. March Pueblo was the scene Of a
remarkable freak OF wind last night. During COM
narrative calm "A whirwlnd OF large size descended
a, the steel works OF the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Co,npany and tore from their founda tons twelve
iron smokestacks forty. feet high and two feet IN
THE huge iron cylinders scattered in all direc-
tions The wind continued It's course, working havoc
IN spice ten feet wide for 200 before its en-
ergy was spent. No one was hurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

T. Lee Benedict, d. c. Woodcock, Waldo x.
Chase, ]. V. Jacobs Seymour Van SanivoorG'
c. V. Collins, George B. Wellington. Arthur l.
Smith. c. E. Dudley Tlbbits, lie Grand c. Tiboits,
C. Whitney Tillinghast, A. ". Harrington, Jr,
Eben HALEY and F, 2. Allen. This meeting un-
dOubtedy will be attended by every prominent
citizen Of Troy. and it is hoped strong measures
will be initiated to bring the murderers OF Robert
Ross to conviction and execution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
prcorrr,yc DoDyrS or EyroNEED nINEH&

Scranton. Penn. March AFTER great s,aI '.SrS
themselves gang Of twelve resc"e'' 49, ,s'
tha ar,er-damp and heat Of the eNpoS'o' -
Richmond shaft last night They r''o''''' ,.,,' 49,,
crushed bodies of james North'h an" 49,.
I.,o fo,,. victims Of the disaster VIII Dc
buried tomorrow. , .,t. ,,or,iny
\ Truth" dispatch from FlE'"ou''i "7 '',,
s,vs: The GAYLORD Mine rescuers a,,o' cors in the
~ ., ,,rni,| uncovered two more inlhe cas ~ @ 1
tliio i'o ii.i't 'rhrir work then pToc"euSn loi
RAPIDLY but An hour later they werS smell Of
the mine by reason OF thi ',ad the bodies OF the
thirteen miners are now close s hnma ,re afr can he
ants have been taken IN 50 & ''' continued
@',riG'd az" and thc work Of rescue co'''""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
HOW THE TRICK WAS MANAGED.

MENT AND THE BILL WAS PUT ON
FINAL PASSAGE ALMOST INSTANTLY.
Washington March Mr. Sherman Rep.. Oho).
from the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations.
reported back the House Joint resolution authorz-
ing Naior-Ceneral Oliver O. Howard OF the United
States Army to accept from the President OF tho
French Republic diploma comforting on him the
decoration OF the National order OF the Legion Of
Honor and IL passed.
Mr.. Harris De:n., TENN then called for a vote
on his motion for a second reading OF the Seisnior-
age bill. After the second reading he would ask
unanimous consent (Which. from the indications OF
yesterday. he sure would be granted) 10 have
1t taken up considered and disposed Of.
"Does that mean Mr.. Hoar Gsep.. Mass) asked.
that 1t will remain the unfinished business for
one day only, or is to remain Until disposed pT,'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
PRICE THREE CENTS
BLAND BILL ALMOST PASSED
SHARP PRACTICE BY SENATOR'S
HONEST MONEY ADVOCATES CAUGHT
MAPPING BY THE SILVER MEN
THE NATIONAL HONOR THRILLED WITH

UNPRECEDENTED TACTICS REsORTED TO 10
"RAILROAD" THE VACUUM COINAGE" ELL
THROUGH TIE sENATE-THREE PAR
LIAMENTARY STAGES PASSED IN
TWO MINUTES - IN ANOTHER
MOMENT THD ROLL WOULD
HAVE BEEN CALLED
on FINAL PAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
rvcJrrD SPEcrLIT0R.

,,. ,,,rh 7-Considcrabe excitement
-i''''''' '' -, evening in the office o'
the Minneapolis Grain Commission comnanY III rel1 s"F
Guaranty Loan Budlns wnen D. tas n @oa,,,.,
known lawyer. Of this city VINO ma, 'as nd tho CnI'
qn''e 'N ,,,Ied a revolver and demanded the
@6ney due him which for some S9T Cay waS y
ger g. T. Clark. refused 90 pay and iust before the
ee Close yesierday when rsn y SS'GGs Gsa up 10
nmPeR e sd that the cers were bi eehnd nre on sy 9o
ons would not oos 5e''s Tetarned ar % and tred
esn @ ny again aM as,S yor ne pulled s4as his
gun. sayins - lime ordering Clark TO throw up
S hands h he dd bnse RaTey ii the vaH wh
Clark esca' eeI n his checkbook; The arrival OF the
pretehu,ms pte "rs yented further troup'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
,sr or w,TrR ~ THE SrSQUEHANyA.

,,.,,,.osharre. Penn. March THE susquehanna
:, his point is rapidly rising and at o'clock
tonight the water oSns Se wes
water a iHorn its Tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
THE REPJBLIC1N SHEEP.
FURTHER RETURNS SHOW THE Full
NESS OF THE VICTORY.

GAINS IL BOARDS or SUPERVISORS IN
NUMBER OF Cot'NTIES-OSWEGoS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

IT IS CHARGED THAT THE ONE PARTNER ISSUED
.o,,.rs" AND CALLS" WITHOUT THE Au-
ruoR1rY or THE oTHEEs-HE Is NOW IN
THE so,-Tr FOR HIS HEALTH-A WE'LL
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-02-22

The A. o. U. W. gave a banquet to
members of the order and about fifty
invited guests last Thursday evening.
The tables fairly grOaned with good
things and were beautifully arranged
10y the fair hands of the lady friends
vi the members. There was an
abundance of all kinds of eatables.
oysters being specially. Although
tables had been provided for about 100
it was necessary to set them a second
time to accommodate the guests. Mu-
sic by the River Falls Orchestra en-
!ivened the occasion. After supper w.
IL. Putnam called upon Messrs. White,
Weld, Foster aud Rev. MIR. Evans for
brief addresses. The speeches were
/ both serious and humorous and
evoked the applause of the audience.
/ The Order deserves aud received from
its guests hearty congratulations for
the admirable manner in which the ia.
bles were provided aud served aud for
| the attractive program furnished. The
Lodge here comprises many of our
most reliable citizens, mostly those in
the prime of life and has disting uisheJ
itself for its uufalllng friendship to-
wards its members. It can safely be
said of this Lodge mere tina; it stands
among the very best of the friendly
insurance orders.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-02-22

Mrs. o. 5. Powell opened the doors
of her hOspitable home for a "Char-
acter SOciable" on Saturday evening
of last week. The novelty attracted a
house full Of those in costume as well
as those in ordinary attire. Quite a
large number were in costume aud the
parts we're well sustained GOV. Peck,
Little Buttercup, Uncle Tom aud Aunt
Dinah. Simple Simon and Oscar Wilde
hob nObbed together in perfect
harmony, though the Gov. thought
fishing for whales a trihiBg occupa-
ton. Songs, declarations and instru.
mental music performed by some of
the guests added to the pleas ure OF
the hour. The evening passed all too
quickly and at the usual hour Domby
aud son babe their friends good bye.
The Goddess of Liberty DOTTED her stars
and stu pes, Jack and Gill went down
the hill aud the fantasies of the
evening were of the past.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-02-22
BacrerioIopy.

Season tickets ne now on sale for
the University Extension Course. DO
not fail to avail yourself of the OBJ
portunity to become acquainted with
this youngest of the Sciences" to
learn of these smallest of living
things" that must be- magniied from
500 to 10000 diameters in order 10 be
studied, to learn this achievement of
the modern microscope. Learn of
these organisms which, though they
cause our contagious diseases, are our
friends more than our enemies; learn
another of the secrets of nature, how
she provides food for the plant
creation, and thus keeps up the cycle
OF life. Have it demonstrated to YOU
that these lowest of living beings
touch US on more sides than we have
dreamed of in our PHILOSOPHERS; that
the farmer, the doctor. the lawyer,
the builder in fact every one maj
profit by knowledge of bacteria
Remember tue date, the first lecture
March 2,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-02-22

From the Governor of South Dakota.
GENTLEMEN: Enclosed please fifnd pos
tai note for $l.0O for Krause's Head.
ache Capsules. Allow me to say that
they are splendid; never failed to cure
my headaches and save ne world OF
suffering. L am recommending them
everywhere. The druggists of AbeI-
deem, Heela and BriLt0n, Marshall
counties. all promised me to get them
and keep them in stock. | give YOU
address to every sufferer meet. /
am going to Colorado in June, and
shall do good there among the miners
nearly all of whom suffer from head
aches iii that high altitude
Yours. etc, j. II FLETCHER, Lieut.
Gov, Santa Clara, ;. OAK.
Sold by r. S. freeman.