Trenton Times, The (Newspaper) - March 14, 1889, Trenton, New Jersey Vll NO 1956 ALL HAD AXES TO GRIND PROFANE MAKCH 11 1889 Prominent Callers On President Harrison CANDIDATES FOE looking After Ion from All Sue More Appointments Gen Washington W March The president had but -y yesterday Hie forenoon that he net apart for receiving delegations other were occupied Many delega tailed Conspicuous among who a chance to nw president in the anteroom were Mahone and Representative of Virginia rhey General Hatton and it la that their business with the is in regard to the distribution of federal patronage in They remained with the provident only a few minutes A lai ge delegation of and the Indian Educational tion had a long Two District of delegations came to urge candidates f or disti ict offices An in former Hays the majority of the callers were senators and nearly of whom had at least one friend in tow It was no- that a number of con- succeeded in toning the prudent Among these were Coke and gan of Teias of Georgia and Emma of West Virginia and er ot Alabama Other callers were Sena Jones Paddock Hiscock Teller with Con- gressman Townsend of Colorado McKmley A few privileged callers saw president after Ii o'clock Those were the vice dent Blame and Noble and At- torney General Miller At past 1 the president went in Kant room and shook hands n ith about 300 people who were there THE COUNTRY'S COAL PRODUCT A Substantial Increase in of the Coal States WASHINGTON March Mr Charles A haa just submitted to the United t States Geological mu vey a preliminary re- port on the coal product of the United States It shows that the total production of coal ot all kinds from short tone in to tons In 1888 The value ID 1887 was which increased to in 1888 increased tion is shared by important coal region anthracite in- from short tons in 1887 in 1888 with a increase in value to Alabama Col Washington and Montana show percentage increases a is in Indiana Georgia and Michigan John W March secretary of the navy has received a number of requests from prominent concerning the dis- position of th body of John the famous inventor of the original The been to send the re- mains to his native country in a government as a recognition of distinguished services to this country in producing the Monitor Other have been made that the body be interred in this country on thn ground that Sweden had ailed to nize Ericsson's and his adopted should care for thn tary Tracy has taken tile matter con a tion Senate In Searet Session Vi The re- mained in executive 3 for an hour but 01 most of that Hme in recess with doors Another batch of nominations was expected but as it the senate ued A 11 tbs nominations were med unanimously canning neither de- bate nor comment It took only the time to read the nominations to confli iu them Have Been for Years as One of Holy in the jf ity there has for thirty years a congregation of i elisions fanatics Their belief is the more remarkable because of their intelligence and thrift All of them are more or engaged lu business To the world the to exhibit any of the signs which would muse them to be classed among the 01 eccentric Those people have tually as the Holy Ghost e worn in souio tiO years old and ried whose name was Anna Sleister Tn they began tins of idolatry time to her death m 1884 they her with every comfort and fol lowed her teachings and precepts with im swerving faith and devotion rihe was to them the third person m the Trinity the it of God and they gave her the name of J Klimar Mira daughter of the Great Jehovah A house was purchased for her in this high sounding name at IDS Eleventh ThB part of the second story was fitted up with an altar pulpit and all the para for an imposing relig lous service Ceremonies were held every The ot sur mounted with a crown studded with brilliants and with a girdle sparkling with gems preached her religion to to her abject followers Her teachings and sermons by her while under Influence of a itable belief that the Holy Ghost had sought lodging in her eai body and through HOT spoke rhn inspired words By the mere pass- ing of her hands over a table sacred appear upon it Angels bearing scrolls inscribed with golden commanding worship as the Holy Ghost could appear at hei ud Anna Meister was born at Shaffhausen Switzerland and came to this city shortly be- fore 1855 when she started her religious sect Members of her sect the Ly for her When bhe died she left no will and the congregation brought suit to prevent the propel ty going to hei i elatives which led to the A TOURIST PARTY OF NOTABLES Moat Notable of which IB Mr and Din for the NEW YORK March 14 land will start on his ten day trip to Cuba neit Monday his birthday hi company with Bayard and Mrs Cleveland Miss Bayard Mrs inson will be the ladies of the parly Before Mr and Mrs Cleveland go however they wdl fully arranged then household be- longings at the Viet All day yesterday the of the Broadway entrance was choked up with bales and boxes direct from the White House Cleveland's piano was among the furniture When Mr eland gete back from Cuba he will have to accept or evade several ble invitations to dinner 1 he Young Men's Democratic dub the club and the Democratic club have severally and collectively urged the ex president to allow them to send him into the swirl of tan life with a of gastronomic works The ex president has thus far de- to be touched off in the manner posed but none of the clubs hare token his decimation as Mr Cleveland declines to the matter himself but it is con- ceded that he will be given a dinner of sort on his The Manhattan club hns decided to elect him an member snch a distinction involves an amendment to the club's constitution Saturday evening Mr Cleveland will speak at the lOoth a of the Friendly Sons at De monico's He will re- spond to the t last The United States More N March The president sent the following of which were confirmed to the wnate For assistant secretary of state Eugene of New York For examiner of damn or slate depart ment Fot of interior of New York Gift Accepted March 14 Tracy formally accepted the by citizens of Chicago to United States A Position for Corp March 14 The says at is definitely settled that Obi p Tanner of Brooklyn NY to to of New 14 fmm eighty-four cities and town give the ing vote On the changing the time ot matting of the June to 80 43 nays On the riith nays 181 and towns On the fifth of prohibition amendment nays -nd give the vote on prohibition amendment as fol Yaas The re- maining tight all and the full will not materially re- duce the majority of against the amendment The sectarian amendment a majority but not the necessary vote An Parent PHILADELPHIA March Ick Doyle 40 years committed to with a felonious assault on his daughter Doyle de- in sot by his wife on her faume t roui early morning mass She her and at the hearing the that her father had been badly ti ting her during tbe four years Of late Doyle has prof 1 great piety and in- upon hb wife attending early Doyle laid the facts stated of her and he tha arrest of Doyle f Is No Flay In BUW A from Bolje Air plantation dur smother nun killed and hfe Wood and tlu A Trance Disease Wor 1 Y N March body in Burlington county is talking about the trances into which several colored persons residing in and have fallen Dui mg the past two weeks five groes have been attacked by a peculiar mal- ady which suddenly throws the victim into spasms and unconsciousness Two of the cases have excited widespread fear among the colored population They were those of Iwo girls 18 3 ears of age One girl was un- conscious tor thirty-six and another for twenty-four hours Three other victims were only affected for a few hours The oi the is the sufferers recover as suddenly as they are attacked Another curious fact is the has only appealed in two different families Virginia's Gubernatorial Squabble CHAKI March 14 J Carr dent of the senate Hied a petition with the court foi a peremptory wilt com- pelling Governor Wilson to vacate the chair in his favor Carr forth that regarding the office of governor the constitution that of death failure to qualify etc the dent of the senate shall act as governor Mr Wilson in his reply denies the right of Carr to the governorship and claims that the constitution expressly pVovides that he ghall hold until his successor ii duly de- clared elected by the legislature and qualifies A decision is expected tomorrow Attempted Wife Murder and Suicide Pa March a maker assaulted his wife her into a kicking and her in a manner she lay prostrate he made an to cut her throat The woman aged to escape him and as she Bed drew the knife across his own throat When the officers arrived he severed his wrist and his throat was cut from ear to ear His wife ts not expected to live having been internally injured A Cheap NSW YoUK MArcH M tel at Rockaway Which has idle since it was built eight years ago will be conducted this by a society Modeled on the together with 100 acres of land devoted t of tinn and culture No liquor will be sold on the grounds and only will be admitted Tne charge including all the ad- vantages of the place will be only about 15 per week Spider Weir to Retire from March Weir the has mined to retire from the ring permanently after his fight with Frank Murphy near Chicago on the iWta inst It Is mid that this is on account of a tion between the and his who is an extensive linen manufacturer at Belfast Want to NBW society last night the mental con- dition of Mrs and Mrs who an under sentence of death at phia for xl to t thn governor of to Vt until prominent medical U pass upon her with the at thiw par on vi for 7 to THE TIMES STORY TOLD Adjournment of the Commission to April 2 PREPARING FOR THE DEFENSE at The stone and Purnell Saving Their Energies for Great En lu St James LONDON March 14 confession before the Parnell commission of Coffey the Irish reporter that he wanted to oto London and that he knew that his If strong enough would take with The Times people haft given rise to another langh at the dulity of John Walter Co W hom the gods wish to destroy they Brat ate idiots of At the sitting of the commission yesterday Soames solicitor for The that he had found that tha local police Ot Cork believed Coffey Coffey signed the statement m the witness office and said he would that it was true Coffey had not received the full sum to which be was en titled The for The Times received from 10s to daily On cross by Mr Biggar Mr boames testified that tin gent to Amer ica to sec Sheridan who asked f to come to London and ify for The Times The witness on f Rhflridan'i price immediately recalled A man named Levy who was a member oi the Fenian supreme as to his experiences while a member of that body On cross ne admitted that he haH been imprisoned for a for his employer's money The admission caused laughter At ii p m Attorney General Webster announced that the for The Times was finished At the request of Sir Charles Russell conn sel for the Presiding Justice Han nan ordered the release from prison of Mr William O'Brien and Mr Timothy Hairing ton whom it is for Sir Charles to consult on condition that they abstain from agitation during their The court then adjourned until April 2 hall was filled to overflowing last night on the occasion of the long ed to Mr in recognition of the return of the popular esteem of which the now exploded accusation of The robbed him hall was profusely decorated with flags the gathering nor ably enthusiastic Mr John Moi ley presided and upon tab ing the thair an and quent speech The absence of Mr Gladstone he said was greatly regretted by all but he was ed nnd m return would assure nib audience that the great of the als would be if it Were not for tile fact that he had boon besought and prevailed upon by hid friends to spare himself for another occasion when the cause of would be advocated before a body competent to take action on the questions he presented Mr Gladstone would Mr gaid spare himself of his own free will be- cause he plainly coos that the tune is fast coming when he will sUrely gvt to the tom of Irish proceedings Whatever torm borne rule may tokn it must rest upon a foundation of mutual respect and good will Mr Morley severely censured the entire course of The Times against Mr Parnell rind his colleagues rejoiced in the downfall of the fabric it had reared Mr Parnell in rising to was greeted with a perfect of toe ova tion he haid that his in Inland tralia and would be equally glad upon of hn reception He had ever not much to say and rosei ve bis last words nn the vital subject for the box and the house of The before the had involved a scandalous waste of money be prompt with UO also In- to action aid and re- lieve the nothing else IB a perfect laxative anil Cures pation where all other remedies fall Com- pound without a poor I I ought to know since I have after fly for about five or years and have nothing that It in my of t B Creek Tenn simplest UltS AS a gentle Compound u prompt I'M As a laxative It leaves little to be de- sired I have gnat confidence In its merits of Athens Wo For two or three years I suffered intensely night with severe pains in my bowels which constipated My bowels are now regular ana I had no return of since lining one bottle of I Celery F Q Druggist Havana Ala ruining tract with harsh tive oo MX tor IB 00 Druggists t Co Burlington Vt All America the winner Thla LONDON March 14 The bame be- tween Mma played on gi a large attendance and the playing was spirited the score was All America 7 Chicago 6 Sudden Death of Admiral Jaares PARIS March 14 Vice Admiral Jaures the French minister of was nay is a naif door into a under the stairway which leads to the second The coroner and his jury made a thorough examination of the and discovered Capt Dawson's iat hidden m a sink On the half door above to thert were noticed some spots of blood and the was extended to all parts oi the closet Drops of blood were found on the floor up to a space where the flooring and the earth of the foundation was exposed Here another startling wat marie mold was noticed to be freshly up and to a depth which was only limited by a quantity of bricks and material which the Used in tht attempt to dig a grave could not penetrate Such certainly is tne conviction of all those who saw i upturned parth and the blood spots on the floor and the door The closet door was found nailed up at night although it hart evidently foi been opened It is therefore almost certain that the sassin endeavored during his occupancy oi the room with the nmn to dig his and thus forever bin y all proof of his crime with his victim McDow after finding his la de- termined to set up the of sol defence and delivered himself to Gordon The funeral of Capt Dawson took place at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Catholic cathedral the an vices being conducted Despite the ram ami cold it was the largest funerals ever soon Charleston A MAN'S INVENTION He Has a Submarine Ram will Oo Terrific March IT foreman at the woiks of the Porter Machine company made the plans he has for a new submarine ram and next week they will be before the y oi Mr has produced tl at ca i do dea lly work in a minute and that is almost impregnable to an enemy's on- slaughts The boat will be flush with the water Ime and will have a turtle shaped back covered with stool plates In the forward part of the vessel will be a heavy to those used on It will be about feet long and will con tarn a piston rod twelve or inches in diameter This piston extend through the bow of the boat and will be the ram r It will be propelled by a force of steam amounting to from 50 to 150 tons and will work with the rapidity of lightning The force will be enough to pierce the side ot the heaviest ironclad at one blow The business end of the ram will be made cup shaped so that the sharp will rake hold anywhere they happen to strike and there will be no possibility of the rod Mr Cavett promises a spend of twenty to twenty-two knots an hour He says that he has computed the striking force of the piston and estimates rhat with a ton force i will knock a plate from the heaviest man oi war afloat Only six men will be needed on board the boat and the only vulnerable plate on the will be a glass covered about a foot square for the whee s man So nnd compact will be the wicked little that it can be carried on board a man of war be usad in encounters at saa as we as for harbor defense with a fit on the died last night de la Concorde THIS MUST BE Mr Stone of to Capture the Murderer Soon March 14 ig that Tascott the murderer of Banter Suell soon be captured Upon the clnw that the fugitive was by a tie at Rat Portage Canada together with what March ists of Detroit are greatly elated over the action of the state legislature in giving them the school They aot at once and therefore they go to the polls for I at regular election in April They look upon success as the catering wedge for a full of elector nl CONDENSED was pronounced a genuine of cott's handwriting Mr Snail's in-law started for him old City Detectives Williams and McDonald and named Williams of Ai living at Hat the con t actor said Tascott had days before Store wi ai lived Tae cott was to him by a special Rat age Next morning he m ing More fully beW wi Uall ol the right man but for Tascott had Want bank to Rat Portage of operator if received from Chicago three days before It to of the being Kat Portage nare of the railroad contractor It WHS a lot Of and hie He thought it was a cipher dispatch Stone came to the conclusion that some one m Chicago had wired Tascott that Stone had started By diligent search and jt was Inamed in what direction young had gone and the pursuers started north Stone Mrs 3 lell that he expected to have lascott tue week THE MURDER OF CAPT McDow Tried to Desire for CHARLESTON 8 Schuyler in the state of New York and toe oldest pioneer of died aged M He hart boon a Mason sixty eight The the at Pa returned a verdict of murder m the Jay D of N Y who deserted his wife and disappeared a few ago has boon at 6 on a of It is after leaving hlr settled at Carey 0 and flirt wife of Capt Dawson oil is so great that pie to get him out of Dr McDow w certainly be lynched McDow admits victim called him to hi with and JMpf with a cane whereupon he shot Dr then went on to say that Capt was not instantly that be re- mained alive for a hair to jo an hour during which he McDow it in the with Ufi WHS fast ebbing away making up mM what to do the Dr McDow remained in the room at of Capt 1 has gone to Ohio to give him National of Royal of Good is in ml Ion at Providence R L are repi ft one of the argent dry goods in N Y j UU by the Mr sairt that were by a former hart retired the holding for balance due The towboat a TW The on Green river and Kd Simmons cook Wei The of Button roui fishing that on 50 of Boston fei was drowned stuck bicker N J He is laid to be et a bull on tbe ident of West to bt of revenue r to be ot tiie an- National Bank of with a Pa to of the Nicholas J at City killing a W Mrs Hoffman Injuring Mra ot IV ng J p ta I MI Happy and Hearty New Position statement tel egi from the west with regard to Fm mons Blaine coming nast to locate is in the mam correct He will connect himself the West Virginia Central and company in which his father is in- But he is not to be vice president of the company He will be a kind of nf company paying par attention to the care and development of the company's coat lands His head tors will be in Baltimore but as a matter of tact he will spend very time here His will keep him on the hue ot the railroad a great deal and what leisure he may have will be spent m Washington A Fire Trip ST PAUL Minn March 14 Truck No 5 dashed Dakota avenue m re- sponse to a fire Driver George W Wright lost his balance and fell flom his seat a broken leg hornm the street and the truck col with a telegraph pole overturning the U uck and injuring Robert Downey and captein of the truck C E Wright Downey will dm The Mud Case W the Jury Pa March dence m the Mud Run case has been Engineer Cook the defendant testi fled that he understood bis orders and obeyed by instructing hu lookout to keep watch for signals When nearing Mud Run station he saw a white light and theu one to stop Cook down but had no mr brakes on nis own engine It Major's duty to set the air brakes Had he obeyed the whistle the tram might have been stopped The case has gone to jury Washington Signs and WlM WASHINGTON March 14 president oi National league has been authorized by tha directors of the baseball club of thin city to sign and Vise for team foi this year I hat I warm weather has a debilitating effect especially upon those who are doors most of the time The peculiar yet cowon complaint knowu as tired Is the result This feeling can be entirely overcome by taking Hood's which gives new life strength to all the frictions of the body I could not sleep had no appetite I took Hood's and soon began to Bleep Could get up Without that tired and languid feeling and my Improved B A Kent Ohio Strengthen the System Hood's U liy Irt the of gent 2d the proportion proem of securing active medicinal The to a medicine ot strength cures hitherto Bend for book additional Hood's tones up mjr my blood harpens seems to make over ot peens Lowell Mass Hood's beats all others anu I uo City forts only by HOOD CO One Dollar SPRING STYLUS fl FOr Spring wear IN AND COLORa NOW READY OF THK Hew Styles BKST HATS MADE THE HATTER rho l for AT THE 83 K N J or FINK DIAMONDS GOLD ANI SILVER AND AND GOLD AND AND KNIVES AND SPOONS AND Klie where Always 25 EDUCATION OF THE 1 A i i A M M c FULLY BY AN PUB en 0 I I 0 twice in this THIS SUCCESS gives special emphasis to our claims to superiority THE FACT 18 this school has a wide and successful experience in this special cl educational work has brains energy wd skill believes in conscientious service and OF OUE GRADUATES in leading Banking Mi n of thin and other cities demonstrates the superior worth of oui THREE Academic and Short GUARANTEED IN EACH name immediately School Term Begins Monday September 3 For College Specimens of address J Box 637 Trent JD N J ROOMS 10 and 12 P SHIRTS 1 DIES WITHOUT Sold by nearly all the dly THE JOHN TAYLOE 00 opened the For together Mith an of AND ll il 81 I ANDY we do to be 7 -i AM from dyet wNy in Hid at lower n We strive to uphold giving the In the fo to OUH Are of and for FINE of finish LOOKING for Oar are In tod low AUt a new stock of for this in at prig i which beat A l l l i v V i GOODS AT BARGAIN We are some decided bargains in TABLE TOWELS NAPKINS AND WHITE GOODS SHIRTINGS AND MUSLINS Loom Table and yd Table 35 and a yd Barnsley 45 60 and avd Fine Table Napkins 75 85 and a doz Dinner Napkins rod a doz Heavy Linen Towels and An at 80 a yd A lOc at 80 a yd Fall width at a yd Pillow Cam at lOo yd yard-wide Sheeting at Be a yd An new of I at the lowest prices yon have erer seen Pine 3 98 a Aberdssn white or cream 49 and 98 a pair THE LINE OF WABH GOODS IN THE CITY of Bne French Ginghams Clover Cloth Seersuckers HAMBORG EMBROIDERY i inch wide sc a sc 3 lOo 4 inch WJc and 8 and also in 12 18 23 27 40 at priced AT TRR GOODS COUNTER we are showing new things for Spring New In plain and combinations Oar are kind as we warrant most of onr Gros Grain Faille ARR THE LOWEST 17 19 t
