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110 VOTS UZ'Y ip'ORE OCTOBER.
Messrs. flrorRr,1 Jones ami Dnulnl TVI11
lhicll Speak for Two Hays on the lie
pcul Jui'tloTi, while Thirty Others
Aro Hooked fur Speeches.
WASIIlNOTtW, Sept. 11. The repeal bill
will continue to be the nbsorbing topic of
Interest before coiiRresi Mils week. Today
In tlio Beiinto Mr. Teller may conclude bis
spcecb begun on Saturdny last. Notice of
speeches to come have already been given
sufllclent to All In the Kreater part of the
week, and others are known to be In
course of preparation, so that In the ab
sence of nn ngrecment of some kind there
is iio reason to bellovo that a vote on the
bill can bo reached this week.
Although ho has not fixed definitely
upon tho date of delivery of lit speech,
Jlr. JII1U, of Texas, may follow Mr. Teller
in the debate. It is the current report
that ho will advocate unconditional repeal,
and as the senator comes from a strong
silver state, and must thereby antagonize
a number of his constituents, his utter
ances will doubtless bo listened to with
great interest.
Senator Mitchell, of Oregon, is down for
a speech tomorrow and may bo expected
to deliver a strong argument f rbm a free
cnlnago standpoint. Senator Shoup, of
Idaho, will address tho senate Wednesday
in tho Mime line, ami Mr. Hnnsbrough, of
North Dakota, and Mr. White, of Cali
fornia, will follow on tho same day, If time
permits, also with free silver speoches. On
Thursday Senator Daniel, of Virglnia.will
havo tho floor for the beginning of his
speech, presumably for conditional repeal,
and this is as far as the program In the
senate has been fixed.
Speculation is rife as to tho length of
the debate now progressing. Thirty-three
senators aro said to hnvo arranged to
speak on the subject, beside which ten or
a dozen more may address the senate be
foro the close of tho debato. Mr. George,
of Mississippi, has stated that he expeots
to spealc about two days. Mr. .lones, of
Nevada, and Mr. Daniel, of Virginia, will
each consume ayout two days, and Messrs.
Morgan, of Alabama, and Stewart, of Ne
vada, will each speak one day. Kven If a
compromise shall ultimately be agreed
upon, tho final voto will 'not be taken
earlier than about tho first week in Octo- .
tier. Some senators are of opinion that
the debato will continue until the middle J
of October.
In the present unsettled condition of af
fairs it is impossible to foretell what will
bo the program of the house of representa
tives for a week ahead. The fact Is no
course of action has been laid out by the
leaders, and they are satisfied to let each
sosslon of tho body tnkocare of itself. This i
state of things is likely to continue until i
either the senate acts upon tho repeal bill
pending before It or the time comes when
the committees on appropriations and
ways nnd menus have soni proposed legis
lation formulated for tho consideration of
the house. The bill introduced on Satur
dny by Mr. Everett, of Massachusetts, o
modify the Geary law by extending the
timo for registration from May 5, 1893, to
Sept. 1, 1891, and In various other ways al
leviating the severity of the provisions of
fliat measure may come up this week.
This bill Is understood to be nn adminis
tration measure, and early notion is said
to bo desired. Tho committee on foreign
affairs, to which It has been referred, does
not meet until Thursday, so that unless a
special meeting is called n report upon It
cannot be looked for until the latter end
of the week,
Anxiety for Pilnce lllsiiiurck.
LONDON, Sept. 11. A dispatch from KIs
slngen says that Prince Bismarck's con
dition has caused the greatest anxiety for
some time. Ills son William and several
family friends have lately been summoned
to his bedside. The prinoe's illness began
with n chill after his reception to the depu
tation from I' rankfort. This was followed
by an attack of gout and tho disease
called "shingles."
Urging Irish Iudependenoe.
New Yohh, Sept. 11. The exeoutlve
committee of the Irish National league in
America Issues an address, In which the
futility of Gladstone's homo rule measure
is set forth, and a great convention of
Irishmen from nil couutrles urged. "At
such a convention," says the address, "the
example of American patriots might be
emulated and a declaration of Ireland's
Independence given to the world."
Cycling on the Jtnllroad Track.
Caldwell, Kan., Sept 11. Two bicy
clists have arrived from Trinidad, Colo.
They mado the trip in six days, a distanco
of 700 miles. They have attached flanges
on the tires of their wheels, and fastened
the two wheels together by a steel rod,
and will make the run to Pond Creek on
the Hock Island railroad track. They can
travel on the track at the rate of thirty
miles an hour.
rivu Children Cremated.
Little Itocu, Ark., Sept. 11. T.
W.
Whitely, residing near Silver Hill, Ark.,
with the elder members of his family, at
tended church some dlstnnoe from home,
leaving live of his children, ranging in age
from 5 to 13, in care of the house. Aftur
the services were over he returned to find
the house had been burned to the ground
and all Ave children oremated.
A Mercliunt's Shocking; Suicide.
Erie, Pa., Sept. 11. Hdward Knobleoh,
partner of the Knobleoh & liro. Fish com
pany, committed suicide in a horrible
manner. lie first cut his throat with a
jackuife, and then with a case knife, after
which he picked up a jagged piece ot lath
and tore tlio wound open in a shocking
manner. He died immediately.
Cholera Prevents a Church Congress.
Buda Pesth, Sept. 11. Tho Catholic
congress fixed to open iu Theresiopolls to
day has been prohibited by the Hungarian
minister of the interior, owing to tlip prev
alence of cholera. The congress would
have attracted 8,000 persons.
Again tho Gasoline Stove.
CltESTOX, la., 'Sept. Ill A gasoline stove
exploded here yesterday, setting lire to the
residence of W. 11. Maxwell, Had resulting
in the fatal burning of his wife and daugh
ter Stella, The house was burned to the
ground.
Colonel Hushes Dishonorably Discharged.
TorBKA, Ku. SepkJl-It is under
stood here that the vPfllflit of the court
martial whloh tried Colonel lughes is
"gulllr." and tbat lie.is dishonorably dis
charged from tho military service of the
A Great Many CMldrcn
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s. well as thousands of trromi
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iwery disorder that can bo
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txKi uver ous. a seroiuious condi
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-tiwiiuis aim consumption.
We're all exposed to tho germs
oi consumption, grip, or ma
,lnria yet onlv the weak ones
. muter, imigii you're woaK.
ttrod out, nud debilitated, or
when pimples and blotches
niwoar heed tho warning in
J time. Tho " Discovery" soto
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Our
Government Urtred to Present
the
llfirioncliinelitn nf France.
I PlTTsnuno, Sept. 11. Alfred Ilencillct
King, World's fair commissioner from
Iiiberla, whono home is at Monrovia in
that country, wns a passenger on tho
Columbia flyer over the I'eniisylvaninrnil
road. He had just left Wusliington, where
ho had gone at the instance of his govern
ment to Interview President Cleveland
and Secretnry Gresham respecting a mat
ter that may cause the United States and
France to lock horns in a dispute which
will command at least the earnest atten
tion of tho diplomats of both countries.
The commissioner in nn Intervjew saldi
! "We havo a grievance and a very serious
one. Franco la not only encroaching upon
our territory, but has actually absorbed
considerable of it, both Inland and coast.
We are an Independent government, but
I we are not stronu enough to copo with as
powerful u nation ns France.
"I was Instructed to visit Washington,
and if possible confer with tho president
and the secretary of state respecting as
sistance. I had a long talk with Secretary
Gresham, and explained tho situation in
detail. He assured me that our Interest
should receive attention as soon as the
Samoau afTiilr is disposed of. The cabinet
held a meeting Thursday concerning the
Llberlan matter, but I am not at liberty to
divulge the result. I think, though, I can
stato consistently that United States will
espouse our cause."
Poisoned by Toadstools.
New Yohk, Sept. 11. Two families
poisoned and one man dead Is the result of
a mushroom business expedition made to
West Farms by Frank Culala.no and
Joseph Olvero. The men knew but little
about mushrooms and brought back a
basket full of toadstools. They and their
wives and children partook of then) and
were poisoned. Calalano died at 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon aed Olvero will prob-
ably die. The women and children are In
u serious condition.
A Venernblft Preaalior's Suicide.
Bedford, Pa., Sept. 11. George Ii. Ke
gnrise, a prominent Dunkard preacher
nnd one of the best known men in the
county, committed suicide yesterday by
hanging at his home near Salemvllle, this
county. Mr. KegarUe was CO years of
age. 11
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Tho Causo and Its Losson.
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V. M. Kossit. r, l'hocnixvllle, l'n.
K. A. Hall. Nowton, N. J.
dohnll.Sche',rer,VcllowlIouser.O.,I!crksCo..ra
A. S. Klelngtma, Limekiln I". O , lieiks Co., l'a.
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A. A. C!old.v nthy, Cent-alia, Col. Co., Ta,
C. Heritage, I.Inlica Hill, N. J.
L. E.llesi, r.ckblll. l'a.
K. A. Krri, flatington, Pa.
It. M. Small, Itiunt Alto. l'a.
l is. Davis, rlttville, ?ind ward, I'hlla.
j. II. Kunkil, 1181 Linden St , Allentown, Pp.
)co. W. Watt, 1,'orrlstnwn, l'a.
S. T. Benny, eCl 8. 10th St.. rhlla.
iov. S. II. Sh-mier, Stmbtiry, l'a.
A. P. Levimora, Woodbury, N. J.
). J. Dellett, 211 S. 12th St.. Heading, Pa.
,iaol Sandt, J.Ialn St., South Kaston. Ta.
L. V. Dcturk. Jr., Olcy, Berks Co., l'a.
J. Uonsehelmer, Clayton, N. J.
I. K. Danenhowcr, 1109 Columbia Ave., Pa.
). C Piper, 735 Pearl St.. Heading, Pa.
iVin. orantland, Gloucester, N. J.
M, njaw, '.Vinona Avcuue, W. of Morris street,
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Wm. Dix, 1825 StontroM! St.. Pblla.
Thomas B. Hartung, New Kinggold, Pa.
G. Leckel, 2231 Eceso St.. I'hlla.
J. G. Qui-nby, 211 Pearl St.. Heading, Vs.
R. G. Stanley, 421 Spruce St.. Lebanon, Ta.
A. Schneider, Locust Dale, Pa.
a. B. Noll, Limekiln P. O., Boris Co., Ta.
C.A. Dcturk, Birdsboro, Berks Co., Po.
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Henry L. Rowe, Pottstown, Pa.
Q. L. Swartz, Poynette, Wis.
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John Shnpe, Telford P. O., Mongt. Co., l'a.
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E. Crahtree, 2101 Palethorp St., Phila.
U. S. Creoly, 3517 North 2nd St., Phila.
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riioMany Orhnos Charged Against
Lizzio Halliday,
A. MANIA LIKE JAOK THE HIPPER."
tint Killed nnil Mutilated Hor First Hus
band In the Hmtin Manner as Her See
oiid The Mctiltittii Women Murdered
Through Thirst for lllnoil.
Middlktown, N. Y., Sept. 11. Tho soln
Inn of the mystery surrounding Lizzie
Inlllilny's awful crimes will be found In
the history of her previous llfo and her ro
latnus with her husband.
Young l'aut and Hubert Halliday have
lold their storlos, and when all this new
ami old information is put together there
Is produced a story of very unusual, but
not of unprecedented criminality.,
Lizzie Halliday, herself a type of low
humanity, was merely nn Ignorant, mean,
tunning and revengeful woman, with the
belief that sho possessed tho power to do-
telve everybody sho chose.
This appears to have been her character
nnder ordinary circumstancos, but at cer
tain periods she apjieurs to have become
possessed of a mania. On each occasion
when she wns In this wild mental cou
iitlnn she was expecting to become a
kiother.
Sho never did, however, so far as Is
cuown, give birth to a living child. This
tnanln, which is not without numerous
k...l.nl. .,,, ,,1 l T t,-,t ITi.lll.lon'a
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tase ii phasealniostunbelU'vablysliocking.
In fnct, there is oxcellent reason to as
tatine that her case and that of tho
Mysterious London nssassln, known as
"Jack the Hipper," nre very similar.
In both the mania appears to havo de
veloped crimes of a similar nature, tho
reloj
Ivonmu.
Li.zie linlliilny 1ms killed two men In
tor life, botli of tliem husbands, nnd sho
DiutilHted both.
It lifts just come out, through tho stories
lold by l'nul linlliilay's two sons, thai tho
Ivoiimn conftvfeotl to old Paul soon after
ber marriiigo to him that she had been
married before, and had killed and then
narked her husband.
Old Paul professed not to bollevo this
ttory, nnd undoubtedly did not. Hut it
now appears that sho treated ills body
kfter she had killed him as sho had that of
her first husband.
Her two subsequent crimes, the killing
Sf the McQuillan women, must havo been
lommitted iu u pure thirst for blood, in
luced by her mnnia and probably whetted
by her fearful crime of a low day s beforo.
Shu did not mutilate the bodies of tho
Ivomen, which shows that it must nave
been merely a thirst for blood which
prompted her to the deed.
In it protracted interview with ltouert
Halliday, tho eldest sou of the murdered
man, lie made tho following statement:
"This woman caino from the samo county
In Ireland us my father. Ho told me this
timself. He first met her in an intelli
gence ofiico iu Newburx, where lie secured
ber bervices as housekeeper, borne timo
ifter ho married her. None of tho family
.iked tho woman. Her nppuaranco was
gainst hor. She did not conduct herself
is a wife should. My tntiier, however,
Ivas Infatuated with her. She held a pe
culiar influence over him which nothing
tould shake. Soon after his marriage to
She woman, who gave her name as Lizzie
llrown, there began the peculiar succas
lion of crlmea which finally led to her be
ing committed to the insane asylum.
"First there was the burning of the
ttouse. Then the burning of the barn, nnd
finally the burning of the old mill whero
my father, his wife and my brother John
lived, In which firo my brother lost his
life.
"Following this nt a stated period came
her theft of the team of n Ncwburg livery
man. She hired a horse and buggy in
S'ewburg.on the statement thut she was a
poor Irish serrant who wanted to visit her
lick mother. The man let her have a
torse and buggy. She drove out of town,
tot nn old man to go with her as she did
not know the country, nud within twenty
iour hours had sold the rig nud horse to
lome gyp'Ies.
"She was arrested, tried and found not
fuilty on tho ground of Insanity.
"Two fires In my father's place occurred
In quick succession. After a longer period
lame the conflagration iu which my young
brother perished. For this crime she was
irrested, but on tho ground of insanity
eras remanded to the Insane asylum at
Mlddietown. She remained there awhile,
sras then sent to another asylum, and
Snally was released as cured ut my father's
reauest.
"My father told mosubsequeutly to these
iffairs that his wife, at the time of their
commission, was in a condition peculiar to
ivomen. That when in that condition she
rrns subject to spells of insanity. With
ihe disappearance of tuephysioalcondltlon
Ihero was a disappearance of the criminal
tendencies. I begged my father to leave
ihe woman, but he would not listen to
me."
After a great deal of deliberation the
joroner's jury arrived at this verdict: "We
lo say upon our oath tbat Margaret J.
McQuillan and Sarah J. McQuillan came
to their deaths from bullets fired from a
pistol iu the hands of Uzzie Halliday.
That said Margaret was killed ou or about
Auk. 80, aud Sarah J. McQuilan on or
.bout Sept. 3.."
Tbe i mi lies t on the body of Paul Halli-
di wa resumed at 0 o'clock this morn
I itii;, but nothing new, it is believed, will
1 he elicited. After that the case will sink
io.it i, sight until Mrs. Halliday is called
ui answer at court some time next uiontu.
The Vatican Will Investigate.
ROME, Sept. ll. Tbe, Vatican is about
loopeu au inquity of the most kearohlug
iharaoter into the latest opposition to
Mgr. SAtolll in the United States, an op
position which has ramifying influence,
rxtending to Home itself. The Vatican has
resolved to act with the greatest energy
upon the evidence it has secured iu the
matter.
A OouuKifyltlns Can. Captured.
Atlanta, Sept. 11. A gang of twenty
three counterfeiters, operating in Clark
aud neighboring counties, have been
arretted. They melted britannia metal
and made a good imitation of silver coin,
l-u-ge quantities are in circulation.
The Jury UlMtKreed.
Pirrsni RQ, (Sept. 11. The Jury In the
electrical ooasplracy oase, alter being out
twenty-four hours, failed to agree, and was
Uncharged. The vote stood S to 1 to favor
if oouvioUen.
The Wwthnr.
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