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VOL. lis NO. 56
MAMIlTTA, OHIO. FRIDAY, MARCH 6. 1896.
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IAD STUDENTS.
University Boys Assembft in
Largo Numbers in Barcelona.
Officers Who Attempted to DIsperso
Them Met With a Volley of Missiles.
A Clinrgo Wnn JITiulo nnd tlio Stmlont Ue.
Iroutcd Subsequently tlio Students
j Wito Again Attacked! n FlrrooFlnht
Ensued In Which Muny Are Hurt.
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BxncBT.osA, March 5. A Inrgo num
ber of students carrying banners as-
'somhletl Wednesday morning at tho
doora of the university, whoro they
were addressed byN several speakers.
Tho police attomptcd to disperse the
gathering but were resisted by
'the students who met the ofilccrs'with
volloys of stoncs'and other missiles. A
charge was ordered arid, tho officers ad
vanced upon the students who retired
mnd took refuge within the university
building, closing tho' doors in the
,faco of tho police. Tlio latter fin'
ially forced an ontranco in tho roar
of the building, but were met by tho
rector of tho university, who ordered
them to leave tho premises at once.
Tho polico retired, and the students
emerged, when they were again at
tacked by the officers, nnd a fierce fight
ensiled, at tho height of which a.party
of mounted gendarmes arrived and
were greeted with cheers by the .stu
dents. Tho commander of tho gendarmes or
dered tho students to disperse, which
thoy did upon his promise that they
should be protected againsttho police.
In tho encounter with the officers many
persons were injured.
GREENHALGE DEAD.
JMaKsn'Minsclts' Governor l'nsses Awny nt
Mldnlght-bkctUi of Ills CUroor. -
Lrowiu.i., Mass., March 5. Gov. Green
lialge died at 12:30 Thursday morning.
Frederick Thomas Grcenhalgc was
liorn in CILshire, Eng., July 10, 1843.
Ho camo to this country with his
father, Win. Greenhalge. who went to
Lowell in 1844. Ho passed through the
(grammar and high schools of that city
and entered Harvard college. In
March, 180,1, ho began tho study of
law and was admitted to tho Middle
sex bar in 16n. In 16S0 nnd 1881
ihe was, elected Mayor of Lowell
by large majorities. .In 1884 .ho
was sent as a delegate to tho republican
national convention and in 1885 ho was
elected to tho legislature in a demo
cratic district. In 1888 he was chosen a
member of tho 51st congress:1 Mr.
Greenhalge at onco took highrrank as a
debater, and won ljigh praise from his
party associates by his conduct of con
tested election cases.
Ho was elected governor of Massa-
cnusctts to succeea tiov. uu&seu in lsua
and was re-elected in 1894 and 1805
No arrangements for tho funoral of
tho late Gov. Greenhalge have yet been
made. It is said at tho residence Wed
nesday morning that none Would prob
ably be made until Fxiday. Hundreds
of messages expressing sympathy havo
been received,,
Assumi-s tho.Dutlca nnd Toners of Gov
crnor.
Uostox, March 5. Lieut. Gov. Wol
cott Thursday issued an ofllcial procla
mation announcing tho death of Gov.
Greenhalgo and his assumption of the
duties and powers of governor. He
rocommonded that the people of the
commonwealth take steps to properly
observe tiio event or tho governor h
i death.
Hills Approved bj tho President.
Washington, March 5. The presi
dent has approved bills relating to
final proof in timber culture entries,
and amending tho act to grant to
tho Galnesvillo, McAlestcr and St. Louis
' Itailroad Co. a right of way through
Indian territory.
Announcement
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n Wednesday,
We expect to open for inspection of the
ing, Hate, Gaps
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WEDNESDAY,
'THE BUCKEYE"
BUCKEYE NEWS.
Hew nnd IntoreMlnc; TTnppenlng Within
Our llurdurg.
THE LEGISLATURE.
Col. Colt's ll-cncngen In Hit Trtul In tin Con-
nldnred Mil to ICcup Young UlrU Fruiu
Itrutlibla.
Columbus, O.. March 8 Senate. Scnatoi
Ilyaoll's bill toclvo CoL Cntt r.nd Ills attornej
I30.MK) was postponed Thursday morning on
tiotlcoof Its uuthor until nuxl week. Scnatot
Johnnon Introduced a Joint resolution to urea
congress to erect amonumnnt Bt rt Rcctners
In memory 'of Gen be Clair, and C3I
American soldiers who Full flutillug tho In
dlins 104 yoara wro 'J ho resolution was
nilopttd. Senator Plucmur introduced n bill
providing further ngalnst the aJulterutlon ol
druga by auillng chemicals. Senator Avery In
troduced a bill providing that unr keeper of a
house of 111 fame who harbors n Ctrl undot
18 nti.ill bo Imprisoned In the penitentiary not
morn than llo nor less thun onu ctr. Sena
tor llrown's bill to provldo for nn cxcbitnge ol
ptuducts among all state Institutions passed;
ulso, Mr. Ilotrurd's bill repealing the act pro-
lillng that not moro than ton per rent of the
officers of any Institution shall como from one
county.
House Tho house has passed Mr. Ruehr
vein's bill authorizing tho commissioners ol
llumlltoii county t6 lmprovo Andrews avenue.
Mr. KIchardson's bill, uuthorUlug the auditor
of Clnolnnutl to pay the outstanding Indebted
ness of the annexed villages, was also passed.
TENTH DISTRICT.
A Clash Mny Itesult In tho Selection of
Two Sots of Dologatrs.
Columbus, O., March 5. The repub
lican congressional coinmitteo in the
Tenth district of this state bus refused
1o withdraw its call for the selection of
delegates to tho national conven
tion by popular vote and to issue
a call for a couveutiou in accord
ance with tho ruling of National
Committee Chairman Thomas U Carter.
Tills action was taken at il meeting of
the coinmitteo hold at Jackson Wednes
day. The minority of the committee,
following Mr. Caiter's i tiling, will call
a convention at once. This will mean
two sets of delegates to tlio convention
and xossibly two lcpubliean candidates
for tougrcss, though both factions now
favor the return of Congressman Fen
ton. '
1 Cholccd on n l'lcro of Meat- f
, Cincinnati, March 5. Jas. W. Camp
bell choked to death at the city itiCrtti
ary Thursday noon. Ho was at dinner
with other inmates, and a piece of meat
which ho w as eating lodged in his windpipe-
His companions did not think
seriously of it at lirst, but they soon
saw that Campbell was suffering lii
tenso agony. They tried to relievo him,
and failing, called physicians, but tho
man died in bpite of everything they
could do. f Ho was CD, and had been an
inmate for some time.
'Cfcorgo Ketchain Indorsed for Delrgate.
Toi.kdo, O., Marches. At the repub
lican convention of Lucas county .which
includes Toledo, held Wednesday, Geo.
II. Ketoham, tho McKnley candidate,
for delegate to St. Louis, was indorsed
and the delegates to tho district con
vention instructed to support him. Tho
district convention will probably elect
ns the second delegato Col. Hrigham, of
Fulton county, master of hc National
Grange.
Guilty of IlurBlnry nnd Larceny.
Waiiukn, O., March 5. Tho fourth
conviction as a result of thefts commit
ted, it was charged, by a band of young
men of Milton, was secured lieie Wed
nesday night when Warren Goff was
found guilty of burglary nnd larceny.
Goff w. is bi ought hero not long ago
from the work-house in Glevcland,
having been sent there from Youngs
tow ii. ,
DcDnnce Dclcgntci..
BnriANCi:, O.March 5 The repub
licans of Defiance county Wednesday
selected as delegates to tlio state con
vention: C. J. Uaoust, I) A. Helpman,
II. E. Meyeisand Chas. Hrown. Hing
ing resolutions were adopted indorsing
MeJCinloy for president and C. J.
Thompson, of this city, was indorsed as
delegate to the national, convention.
With this issue of the Leader wo make our
as -well as some cities in other States, and
-1 TiaEtyiEte SHOWN IN TH IS' ENTERPRISING OITY. -
desire to make the acquaintance of every man, woman and child in
MARCH 1 1TH,
It will bo a dating point. ' It will always bo, "just after the Bucke7o Grand Opening " The ilood of '84 will not be in it ! Make up your mind to visit our store. There will bo
Music, Souvenirs and a stock of goods that will churm with its splendbr nn I beauty. Accommodating clerks will take pleasure in showing you every department, quoting values and
displaying qualities. Wo will not sell that day, but will hi in ply bo at home not as merchants, but as hdsts simply to entertain and become acquainted. To every visitor a hand
some Souvenir will bo given. Tho invitation is given to one and all. Wo trust tho public will accept it with the sama degree of cordiality in which it is given. The latch string is
out. Oome ! Don't forget the day, date and place. Concert by Arnold's Orchestra, from 2 to 5 p m.jand from 7:30 to 10 p. m.
'CLOTHIERS,
WATERWAYS.
A Canal to Connect Lakejirie
With tho Ohio River.
Chief Engineer Makes His Report to
tlio Houso of Representatives.
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Tho Proposition Is renlllo. lint tho Kn-
glncrr Does Nqt Vlnil the Proposed
Improvcmonts Advlsablr Tlio Cost"
of tho Different Itoutos Selected.
Washington, March 5. Tho river
and harbocact of 1894, directed tho sec
retary of war to have a survey made of
the canals in Ohio with a view to ascer
taining tlio feasibility and advis
ability of enlarging them into ship
canals to connect tlio waters of Lake
Erie with tho Ohio. A report was
made on the subject to tho houso Wed
nesday by tho chief of engineers.
Three routes were surveyed along tho
lines of existing canals or streams to
make a continuous waterway and the
report shows on either routo tho propo
sition is feasible, and that a suffi
cient amount of water can bo
secured. All things consider
ed, however, tho necessity for
transhipment at tho Ohio liver ex
isting, tho report does not find tho pro
posed improvement advisable. Tho cost
of converting tho canals into ship
canals 70 feet wido and seven feet deep,
with necessary locks,, etc., capable of
carrying vessels of 'JS0 tons burden, ia
estimated as follows:
Eastern route, Cleveland to Marietta,
S12,299,37:J; central routo, Sandusky
Hay to Portsmouth, 518,094,10; western
route, Toledo to Cincinnati, SJ5,011,474.
No recommendation is made.
A CUBAN KILLED
Ily Spaniard nt Tmnpa, llu Trouble
Inspected.
Tampa, Fla., March 5. Maximo
Pruit, a Spanish bartender of Port
Tampa City, shot and killed a Cuban at
that place over a disputed bar bill.
The tragedy has excited tho Spaniards
and Cubans in this city to a consider
able extent, and it is feared thero will
be serious trouble. It is understood
that tho Cuban authorities of this
Viity havo employed counsel and declare
that tlio Spaniard shall not live undor
any circumstances. Pruit gave him
self tip nnd is now in jail, lie has cm
ployed counsel. Tho hot headed ele
ment of tho Cubans say that they will
kill him if he is taken out of jail, but
it is thought that good judgment will
prevail, and that he will get a fair trial.
McKlnley Delegates From Tlorldn.
TaiJjAiiassisi:, 'Fla. Maich 5. Tho
friends of McKinlcy won a notable vic-
I tory in tho state conyontion which met
, Wednesday, to select delegates to the
national republican convention to be
held at St. Louis. The friends of Reed,
Morton, Quay and other candidates
combined against the Ohio man, made a
hot fight, but, to no avail. The first
I fight Was for control of the state com
mitteeapd McKlnley won, though they
claim that combined agents offered as
much as $300 for a single vote, It is
claimed that eight of the delegates will
be for McKinlcy.,
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'Tho Judgment Sustained.
Chic vgo, March 5. The United States
court of appeals Thursday sustained the
judgment against the Cincinnati En
quirer by tho circuit court at Indian
apolis in favor of Mrs Annie M. John
son for $4,p0o. Three years ago the
newspaper printed n special telegram
of a sensation at Logansport, Ind . in
which Mrs. Johnson is alleged to li:ue
acted improperly with her brothcr-iu.
ltiyf.
Killed by n lulllliK l.lmli.
CincLEViLLE, O., ' March, '5. Jacob
Crabtreo was killed bv a fallinc limb
' of u tree at Kinnickinnick. O.
sines
most profound obeisnnce to tho people of Marietta and vicinity. We
after a careful canvass, havo decided that Marietta is it good place in
March
1 1,th.
people of this vicinity one of tin most complete and stylish stocks of - .J
Trunks,. Valises ahd Qenjs frurnishir)gf Gpods
OUR GRAND
Corner
ti-A-TJERS tuid
ENGLAND'S SIDE
Of tlm Venezuela Ilonndnry 'Illspoto A
1'nrecnst of What They Claim.
London, March S. Tho Halfy Nows
Thursday publishes column forecast
of tho British casein tho Vonezuela dis
pute, from which tho following is
taken:
Tho strength of tho British caso lies
In tho abundant histoiical proof of
Ilritish possession of the whole of tho
disputed territory and much that bo
sides boforo Vcnr,7.u6la existed. The
results of a search of tho Spanish
archives will, bo likely to provo a sur
pri?o to both Venezuela and the United
States, and will bo of great interest to
students of, history. It Is proved
by tho clearest of documentary
evidence teat the first sottlc-.
mont of tho Spaniards on the
Orinlco was made in 11590. and was or
ganised with tho object of foi ostalling
tho arrival of Sir Walter Italolgh. who
had been surveying tho regions, and had
not concluded to return and set
llo tho republic in regard
to tho founding to the Dutch
West India is also a direct consequence
of British contention. Tho greatest
snrprko for Venezuela will bo tho pub
lication of secret papers exposing the
intrigue between Spain and Portugal
in 1850 having for its object tho driving
out of the Dutch or of tho hemming
them in.
If the Dutch were not in possession,
asks tho News, whero was tho necessi
ty for intriguing to got them out.
The News intimates that tho negotia
tions of the limits upon which Venezuela
now bases her title was the outcome of
this intrigue. Tho paper also gives de
tails of subsequent matters which
prove, according to tho Ilritish conten
tion, tho government's right of con
quest over both the Spanish and Dutch,
and concludes:
Upon this part of tho case the govern
ment mainly relies. It diminishes tho
helps of tho long diplomatic corre
spondence onwards and shows that
Loid Salisbury really occupied a strong
position on historical giound.
GEN. WEVLER
Indulges In Threats Agulnsts tho United
States.
Nrcw Voisk, Match 5. Accoiiuig to,a
dispatch from Havann, Capt. Gen. Wcy
ler is very mad. He is quoted as say
ing: "I can not understand tho sentiments
which led tho United States congress to
do what it has done. If the recogni
tion of belligerency is formally de
clared American property will lose the
legal rights of protection b3- my sol
diers it now enjoys. There nre oxten
sio, American interests hcic, and if
tlio United States recognizes thcrrebcls
thoy relievo my government and myself
from responsibility."
Metric SStcm of Weights and Measures.
Washington, March 5. The house
committe on coinage, weights and
measuies Thursday ordered favorably
reported the bill of Mr. Hurley (Wis.),
fixing tho standard of weights and
measures by the adoption of the metric
system of weights and measures. He
ginning July 1, 1S93, the system is to bo
used by tho government in the transac
tion of all business requiring the use of
weight and measurement, and on July
1, 1001, it is to bo extended to the peo
ple at large.
Flvo Murderers Sentenced to Death.
Ft. Smith, Ark., March 5. Judge
Parker in the United States coutt Wed
nesday sentenced George Pearce, Web
ster Isaacs, John Pearce, Horry Fore
man and Martin King to be executed
April ISO. All were convicted of mur
der. Tost Ollleo Robber Arrested.
Wasiiinoton, March 5. Tho chief
j-ost office inspector has received a tele
gram announcing the arrest at Cripple
'Creek, Col., Thursday of A. P. Potty
for robbing the post ollice at Elston,
Col., January 9, 1890.
OPENING WILL
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Invitation!
Front and Butler Streets,
nQYAl
sweet
Absolute!- Pure.
A crcatn of tartar Ilaklng Powder. HlRheut
f all la leavening streimtb Latett Unitea
Males Gouerntn'iU food It'port.
ROVAL UAK1NO i'OWDEK Uo , 108 Wall St.,N."V
NfcW DISCOVERY.
Excellent Photographs of Hidden Things
Tftkcn by tho Aid of a Ilnrso .Shoo Mag
net." .lUr.TiMoiiH, March . Prof. Win. C.
A. Unmet, of the department of physics
of the Maryland state noimal school,
claims to hate secured peifect photo
graphs of hidden objects with the aid
of an ordinary horse shoo magnet. Tho
results of his experiments, he
claims, are far superior to those
attained through the use of the cathode
rays, in that he secured a perfect photo
graph of tho objects, light and shade
included, instead of the rough outline
as pioduccd by the X rays process.
Pi of. Ilamet says the new photogra
phy is not duo to cathode rays, but to a
new force of a magnetic natme.
TwoScts of Dolegntes. ""
MoMOOMunv, Ala., March 5. The
first district convention in Alabama to
elect delegates to St. Louis took place
at Calera Wednesday. It was the con
vention for the Fourth district and was
called to nominate congressmen also.
There was a split in the convention and
two sets of delegates and two nomina
tions for congiess weto made. The
tegular comention nominated dele
gates with cast-iron instructions for
McKlnley. Tho bolters nominated del
egates w ith instructions for one vote
for Heed and one for Morton.
.Smallpox in ZinerIUe, ).
7. VNKSvir.r.K, O.. March 5. Consider-
kablo excitement w us caused Wednesday
night when it became known that
smallpox had broken out in this city.
One of the canes is that of a patient in
the general ward of tho city hospital,
who was being treated for typhoid
fever. At a meeting of the board of
health prompt measures were itdopted
to prevent the spread of the 'disease.
Two houses and the city hospital were
quarantined and placed under guard.
Schooner Willie Ann Wrecked.
Galveston, Tex., March n. The
steamer Pensacola, which returned
hero Wednesday fiom a lelief trip to
the Texas and Mexican coasts, reports
that she sighted tho wieek of the
schooner Willie Ann, which has been
missing one month. Tho four persons
on board were drowned. They were:
Capt. Simon linker, of Lake Charles,
La.; Seamen Larry, Wm. Andersoon,
Cook and M. Moguet, a passenger of
Ilockford, Tex.
Montana Barley for German).
Hi:i.KNA, Mont., March 5. Bi ewers
in Geimauy have contracted for 2,500,
000 bushels of barley from Montana
next season. This barley will como
from the famous Gallatin valley, which
lies along theNorthern Pacific railroad
about 80 miles east of Helena, where
enormous crops of finest quality ate
raised by iriigation.
Saw Mills Ilurned.
Rai.kkiii, N. C, March 5. The exten
sie saw mills of the Iloauokc Mill and
Lumber Co., near Plymouth, w ere de
stiojed by fire Thursday. The loss is
82" nun nnd Hie Insimiiwe W nnn
have visited a number of prosperous cities in (his good Stale of ours,
which to do business.
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Marietta, and to that
TAKE PLACE.
URNISHIiS.
Arrival and Departure of Trains.
n. & o. s.w.
depaiit 0:co a, ni., inuo a. m l:oo p. m its
p.m.. 7:00 p m 11:2.5p.m.
AmtrvE 3 or a. m , :io a. m , 12:2c, p. m t:85
p. m., ouo, p. m., :5J p. m.
T. & O. C. Ex.
Iikavk 2. s p. in. ,9:00, 4:tu a.m
AitmvK 12:20, f.rfip in. 7:lta m
0. &. M.
t-r.Avr. ,.i c:25 a. m. 2:t&p. zn
AitiuvK ; u:i,i a. m., 7:0r. nt
Z. & O.
leave ii:2oa. m., 2.40 p n
Aituivx 10MU& in., 5:65 p m
O. It. R. It. (Hasten Time )
Spurn 10:2r), 2i50a. ni : 7: Cp.m.
KoitTit Il:l5p m ; !l:lO, 7:23a.m.
SHS!CI14&H C& (& Q0l
iMarch 7ft
i Ends our 1( off Overcoat m
and Underwear Sale.
The Time is Short I
; Come in and get more
I than a genuine bargain, i
il-3 Off
Is a deep cut. It brings ?
our $20.00 coats down to ?
$13.00; $15.00 coats?
I down to $10.00; $12.00 t
coats down to $S.00, and f
so on.
Lookout
! For our Spring An- f
nouncement in Satur- 9
day's issue of this paper. ?
(Remember t
Wo are the only clothing a
store that will take per-
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iodical tickets.
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Adjudged Insnnc.
MARVsviLi.n, O., March 5. Mrs. Josio
E. HiooUs was Wednesday arraigned
before Probate Judge McCampbeU and
adjudged insane, and ordered to bo
taken to the asylum at Columbus.
Hroku His Itlght Leg.
London", O., March 5. Wednesdoy
afternoon a man named L J. Kyan,
who claims Columbus as his home, at
tempted to jump off a Panhandle freight
train, and broke his right leg.
lEonud or to Court.
Loxnox, O., March C Cash Porter,
who shot his fathet -in-law, M. L. Ycat
ticr, last Sa tin da j', had his hearing
Wednesday, and was bound over to
court in the sum of S'iOQ. '
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