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SMITHS RECUPERAToR.
Exhnustina the supply OF Pure Orange
County Diluted with the Juice Of Juniper
Special Trnin TO Chnppnann.

ENhnurtinR the supply OF Pure Orange
County Diluted with the Juice Of Juniper
Special Train to Chnppaaua.
Never in the history of New York has there
been a greater demand for a novelty than was on
Saturday at all the bars Of the city for what Is now
known as Smyth's Recuperator" During the day
7,2i OF these refreshing and nutritious drinks were
concocted, sold, and quahed, at the Astor, the ST.
Nicholas, the Metropolitan the Filth Avenue and the
Westminster alone. The usual supply OF milk
brought to the city from Orange and Wes,chester,
and watered on the passage, was exhausted before
noon and, as consequence II was found neces sary
te despatch special trains to Chappaqua and other agr
cultural depots where the dairy business IL carried
on, In order to secure enough OF he lactea fluid to
satisfy the public craving. The Juror for the gin
nnd-mk beverage extended even to the consttu-
tional drinkers Of beer, and the Tcuonic dealers in
the article were forced TO compound the tonic for
their numerous customers. The man fracture Of the
Smyth Recuperltor' has now become a special
business, and one distinguished vender OF patent
lile-saving apparatus has announced that he viii at
m early day perfect his arrangements for having
10000 bottles OF the seductive smulaut turned out
daily for the benefit of suffering humanity.
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His Repiy 20 MIR. brewster-The Drpute
over the Fathers Property-Quarrei of
the Brotbcrs-sudden Disappea N rance Of
xyt,,,.muIr W., Want IN Find Him
,,.-, a.,
LOOK IN tue bas' "'0
TO me Editor or The sun
Sin. In your issue of the Cd inst. find card
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from an esteemed Hlehu' he"'' pie"so.' pu"'ns
the Sherlock case 10 rather an untrue light, some
,rh., n, ms, o,rorso
~ IVY 'Np'n'0' -. - . .,.
speak now rom court papers IN my nhnus'
About the Goth day OF September, 1896, John SIer-
,ock NJ Fo.,no,, Maine. died intestate, leaving
Margaret Sherlock. his wife, ana MS chidren' VIII
liam Sherlock. deceased. stephen Sherlock, and
-, :, n,,,, a., IL. .,,u..on ho,,s n, lao,
lheress T. SHERLOCK ms ohy eI'huren, "oe Nv ""'
next OF kin, surviving him AT the time OF his de-
oo.ao ho ,,as on,,.o,v f,oe from debt having no
.oaso wv WIS o"'"'" ~ -, -,
liabilities &hatever, and hau on deposit WIN
Messrs Sturgesa A Co Of 81 South street the sum
:, 400 600 n, a. -, c,nds ,ose,h., will, n q
730 bonds OF the par value OF $4,000 Deducting
ionsad 70 w,,,,n,n shc,t1,t ds.aasoL xho aatso,
.onsou , ~. rhna. y, Sha,,ocL and' the same
nnnt A., W a,anhae Sh .,oeL tho snryivor Stenben
sh.isL " & p,a,ea ~ tho mobar and the chill
S ~. ',, Wn ~, @ tsnn, s,nrgoss q 20 and
Ala t, vi =, h w toyS - nav aver Inc ann ho
ii uiu Sos'V. ~ ~ @ ou' ~ ,bsm ~ am informed
Wifinnn az spo,,nsL Vrho.s sb,re amonnted 10 aome
40 nan nc,IH,rs r1eres from the aist Of sepem
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NETiRK SUNDAY FESTIVITIES.
Rum, Riot, and Lager-The Police all day
Fighting Ruflanism-A Fourteen Year
Old dDrunkard-Incendiari ari-m Threatened.

FOurtcen Year
Old Observation-Disclosures Threatened.
Book beer reigned supreme yesterday in
Newark, and the usual rows and drunken brawls
distinguished the beer drinking quarter of the city
the Fiith Ward Early in the afternoon two officers
attempted to arrest man for drunkenness In Mon
roe street, but his wife attacked them, drove them
Oh, AMI rescued him. Later in the day an orncer ar.
rested Thomas Brown. aged IL years, and took him
to his home, the lad being as drunk as a lord Ar.
rviDg at his home the youngster jumped out OF the
window, and attempted to return to his haunts,
when the officer again seized him, and in his efforts
TO take him to the police station was set upon by
Daniel Bergen, aged IL and Thomas Osborn, aged
49, 30 vigorously was he assailed that II required
two other officers to take them TO the station. On
the way the officers most ndecently addressed
by the young roughs, who continued defiant after
being locked no.
In other sections Of the city riotous and Indecent
conduct called for the attention Of the police Late
in the evening II WAS reported at Police HesdQuar-
ters that young gang OF roughs had attacked an
old man in his own house in Camden street. hetw cen
Court street aud South Orange avenue, and beaten
him inhumanly, and then threatened to burn his
house. o'Gormon, fashily dressed yOungster OF
90 was arrested in Market street in glorious state
OF intoxication, making the night hijeous with his
profanity,
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Suburban Homes for New Workers.

The new town Of West Flushing, five miles
from Hunters Point, on the Flushing and North
Side Railroad rapidly growing in size and in i'm
por;ance. There are ninety houses already built,
and a railroad depot, public hall, and school
house. MIR. John ID, Leyerieh, President OF the
Bank of New York, and Mr.. Benz. W. Hitchcock,
the music publisher, contemplate building several
other cottages on the grounds, and also commodi-
Gus hotel tor summer tourists. Trains to the
ber OF twenty-five stop here daily except SUNDAYS,
when only four are run The loc ,tion is elevated
and healthy, and the village is laid out In broad,
handsome avenues, running at right angles. The
lots realize about $3.50 each, and are paid for in
Brooklyn workingmen were out there yesterday
choosing sites
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the ditch and attacked with the mschete. The fight
was hand to hand. short and desperate. On the fol-
lowing morning only one OF the heroes, covered with
blood but unhurt, presented himself and related
the catastrophe. The poor fellow had seen MS ather
and four brothers killed by the machele, and man
aged to escape with another brother. Wien people
went from here to bury the dead they found forty
eight of our men and fifteen Of the enemy, OF whom
some were white men, and well clothed There
were found Sayol the Lieutenant, and the sergeant
with his eight men There were only 1fty OF our
men in the fight and only two escaped.
The enemy must have had many wounded, but
as they remained masters OF the field, they could
not OF course be counted. One who surrendered
saws that he saw the inshrgent party after the fight
and states that among the wounded they carried
one whom they called General. and who afterwards
died on a camp bodstead. What a;bloody episode Of
the war
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RAILROAD PUZZLE.
What Jay Gould IL Doing In Cincinnati
New Railroad Threntrned,

CINCINNATI, May jay Gould reached here
last night. His presence here soon after the New
York Central party has caused some anxiety. 1t is
said to-day that the representatives OF the New
York Central we're here endeavoring to make terms
with the Cincinnati, Hamilton, and DAYTON Rail
road for more intimate business connection with
that road, account OF some disturbance OF the
relations OF the Central with the Little Miami road
Rumor adds that Jay Gould is here to prevent any
arrangement with the Cincinnati. Hamilton, and
ID ayton road Ond that he threatens to build road
from Cincinnati TO Dayton, II his wishes are not
gratifed
Whether this Is true or not. there il doubtless
something imp ortant in the wird Thc impression
IA ginning ground that the three great roads will not
always be content with two routes into Cincinnati.
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WISHINGTON NOTES.

The President approved Senator Shermans bill
for reduction OF taxation.
Many members of Congress fear that they cannot
reach an adjournment before the nIst OF August
The President has recognized Emilio De Las
Casqs as ConsuGeneral Of Venezuela reside in New
ork.
The Treasury held, on Saturday, ten and a-half
millions Of currency and nearly one hundrcd and
eleven millious In coin. The debt reduction, this
month, Will be very large.
The Masons OF Washington have completed the
embelshng and furnishing Of their Blue Lodge Room
iu the new Temple. Visitors competent to Judge say
Il Is the most magr rlncent lodge room in the United
States.
The report Of the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs the Paraguay question describes Lopez Hs
cruel and hood thirsty tyrant who put many persons
Including his own brother TO death by summary pro-
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THE BALL IND BAT.

The Red Stockings OF Cincinnati returned from
the South on Saturday.
The ST. George Cricket Club win play n match
married vs. sngle-to-day.
The Atlantcs OF Brooklyn play with the Resolutes
OF Elizabeth, Nd on Friday next In the latter city.
On Tuesday evening the AtlanticE will take the
boat for TROY, where on Wednesday they Will eDcoun
ter the " "Haymakers."
The defeat OF the Mutuals on Saturday by the
STAR with the n TO striking evidence that
our pet METROPOLITAN Club is In want OF practice.
The White Stockings OF Chicago and the Lone
stars of New Orleans played match game ut the latter
city Yesterday, which the White stockings won by
score of Is To 10.
The Unions go to PHILADELPHIA this morning TO
play the first o social series with the Athletics thus
Afternoon; Tho return game Is 10 be played in Ire
mont on "wednesday.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
THE PLEBIsCITUM REJECTED lBI
- r9E-CIL4 ox r. sRIS, - -
No RIo,Ins Yet, but PnrI. FearruIIy Excited

No Riotinp Yet, but Paris FearfuIIy Excited
The Scnrch for Suspected Pnrisian no
The Condemnation of Demonstrative Re-
publicans-AIi Night Counting the Vote.
PARIS, May 8-Noon.-The Prefect Of Polioi
published this morning the following proclamation
Rumors alarming for the public peace circulate in
several parts OF the capital, and disorders pre-
dcted as sure to follow the counting OF the vote
The Prefect OF Police, therefore, deems 1t his duty
to warn the citizens that the most enicscious mes
sures have been taken to repress with energy and
with promptitude every attempt at sedition. The
Prefect invites all good citizens to keep away from
places wher$tfihnal attempts may be made, and
thus aid those specially charged with insuring re-
spect for persons and property.
Paris, May Sc p. M.-The voting oil ths
i1le6scitum Ia completed and the counting has COM
menced. Great military precautions were tareu,
ard tho city has been qnet oil day. .Dospaich,s
from the departments report all quiet semi-oficisi
Journals anticipate disturbances tonight tomor-
row, but nothing has occurred up to the present
hour to confirm their fears. Ali the election COM
mittees assembled at their places OF meeting and
will remain there all night to receive the returns
from the provinces.
Polls were opened in the barracks, and nearly all
the soldiers in and around the city cast their votes.
but civilian admitted to witness the voting.
The police continue unremittingy their search for
parties implicated In the alleged conspiracy and
many arrests were made to-day.
NJ Lissagaray has been condemned to one years
Imprisonment and fine OF 20O0 francs for making
violent speeches at political meetings. Other per-
sons have received similar sentences for nnamms-
tory speeches in the provinces where many journals
have been seized, and several condemned to heavy
penalties.
PARIS May s-11 o'clock p. M.-The people have
assembled In immense crowds IN the Bouevards
and other parts Of the city The agitation is very
great, but there has yet been no conflict with the
police or troops Nothing definite to the result OF
the vote is known at this hour; but It is roughly es.
timated that the city has given $4,000 votes against
and 900 for the Ile5iscitum.
A large number Of arrests have also been made in
the departments. ..,,
Gustave Flourens is still In London.
In the Dopartmentsso far as heard from, the great
majority have voted in the Affirmative.
The precautions against an out break are doubled.
strong military guard has been stationed aro und
the Tuieres The Places Of the Conserrdtoire and
ATts-et Meters occupied by troops, and tie
Place des Hrdlidcs Is filled with cavalry
Fresh troops from the Camp of 81. Maur arrived
in Paris tonight.
PARIS, May s-Mdnight.-The vote on tho
plebiscitun in the city o lars, with one section
Only to hear FROM is as follows:
Yes. 13s, TO
lS2 BS1
The city remains tranquil.
few returns from the surrounding provinces
foot up as follows:
.l8,58
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sPARKs From the TELEGRtPH.

The Southern Baptist Convention has resolved to
unite with the Baptist Church North.
Mrs Kramer committed suicide in Columbia,
Pa. yesterday, by cutting her throat with razor
The number Of foreign built vessels sailing under
the American lag is 10, With total capacity OF iSC1
tons,
The Missouri Democratic STATE Central Committee
viii not call state Convention tor the nomination Uf
state ticket.
An cid man. w W. Jon-s. was dangerously
stabbed by boy, Charles Adama 10 Ctica. on satur
day eyeaing.
The Circuit Court in ~. Louis on Saturday, gave
judgment IN favor of the Public school Commissioners
against the lnde hers for 3j IC,rs OF land Just suL
s'de the cty limits worth over 1l00 mo-
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NEW YORK, May Z, 1,
PHOrOGRAPHs by sUy REPoRTERS.
The First Brooklyn Excise Arrest, and MIR.
keadN's First Case.

The First Brooklyn Excise Arrest, aud MIR.
keady's First Case.
Philip II. Grogan, the Unknown proprietor of
the Bank oyster house and drinking saloon Fu.
ton street. opposite the City Hall, Brooklyn, was
arrested last evening for keeping his place open, the
police charging that he had sold liquor there. MI
Grogan was subsequently admitted to bail by Justice
Walsh, who happened to be passing when the police
made the descent. Mr.. Grogan denied that he had
sold liquor, and chimed that be had a perfect right
TO open his restaurant BY reason Of this summary
action OF the police he sustained loss of also on
cooked vands. lie has retained the Hon. p. Ready
rs counsel, and will contest the case in the Courts
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The s,eambont shippan Burued.

STANFORD, Conn, May 8,-The steamboat
sh ppan, running between Stamford and New York,
took lre at her wharf in Stamford at 10 o'clock last
night. The fire communicated to the freight house,
which was filled with freight. Mos. Of It was re-.
moved, but the boat and building were entirely de
sroyed. The boat was built fye years ago, al a cost
OF $4,000, and was Insured for 10000 Tie freight
house WAS bulL this spring, and was uninsured.
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The Dedication Of the Church Of the Holy
Grnsa.

The dedicatOry services Of this handsome
temple OF worship were held yesterday morning in
the presence Of large audience, at Forty second
slieet and Ninth avenue, The architecture OF the
lulding is OF the Composite order, possessing tHo
Italian cdnpdHHs towers and Byzantine cupOla of
handsome proportions. Tue other portions OF the
building are OF the RezdisS0noe order. The altar
was Of the most ornate character and ornamented
with the rNest erotics. The dedicatory service
Impressive. The Very Rev. Father STAIRS presided
attended by Fathers Flanelly Deacon, ana Father
NJ. j.. BroDhy, formerly of the Jesuit College, as
sub Deacon. over 81, 800 was contributed during
lhe morning and evening services.
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The ELECTION In MhIttemorr,. ni.lrir,.

CHARLESTON, s. C., May s,-Goyernor Scott
has ordered an election on May IS, to M the Con.
gressional vacancy caused by Mr.. Whittemoros re-.
signation. There will be no regular party nomina-
tiOn, and Mr. Whitemore's only opponent will be
5 G. Dunn, an eI-onicer OF the Federal navy, who
runs as the Independent Republican candidate.
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Our Politicinps In Embryo,

DR. s \. Raborg lectured last night in the Coop.
er Union on "The Homeless Poor of New York"
lie said that New York has 1000 vagrant children
who have no regular sleeping place, and who stow
themselves away in wagons, under steps, and in
barrels. Recently an organized band Of boys made
a home Tor themselves under one Of the piers.
where they retired at night with the booty obtained
by pilferfng during the Gay. Twenty thousand.
wthou, respect tocOor sex, lodge nightly in the
damp, filthy underground cellars.
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LATEST BOR NEWS.

The Second Union Cooperative Land and Building
Society have elected Mr.. Fischer President.
Miss Kate Cusack ami Miss Augusta Lewis arc the
delegates ir m the wohcn'e typographical Society OF
natl June D.
Seven weeks ago the cigar makers in tho employ
OF Straton, schmidt Storm, OF lQi Pearl street
struck for hg sr wages Their places were grad, ly
hllcd by nonsoc!ety workmen. These have been so
ccssiuy manipulated by the str :ers, and Saturday
they also struck under promise OF free admission
into the Union and support during the strike
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Hoboken Womnn's Attempt 90 Commit
Aui isl.

Mrs Catherine Dade died in her residence, l39
mmeauo" street, yesterday afternoon OF wounds in.
neISl ~ herself on Saturday night. Mrs. Dade
"a" Dtch IN III h,ath for two weeks preceding and
hau suffered from domestic dificulhes which il is
supposed droye her 10 partial insanity On Saturday
SNehihg her husband returned at an early hour and
mts Dads remalDed IN the sittng-room with her 40
chnuten ana tile nurse. While the latter was busy
asnubS the Youngest child, Mrs. Dade seized a
razor anu cut nrst ner wrist and then her throat
The nurse saw her In time to prevent her from
cutting more 'erely. " '
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Fifteenth Ward PoIitician.'Argume

James McUabe and James Kiley, POLITICIANS Of
some note in tins Fifteenth Ward were beId IN hou
yesterday morning by Justice Shandley. to answer
for engaging in ree fight Saturday night in
Sullivan street. They had disputed in relation to
the merits OF the young and old Democracy. when
Riley. who is an ex-poceman, but now an inspector
OF payements, and hrm atherei OF Boss Tweed,
struck out and demolished McCabe
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At q large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Ger
mans OF the upper wards, In SIR. Reymerts house in
the Nineteenth Ward, yesterday NOR ng, support
Mas pledged TO Mr.. Reymert for Judge OF the Com
mon Pleas in OPPOSITION TO Tammany Hall. II was
announced that judges Ledwth George NJ. Curtis,
and Mr.. Reymert were TO be the Candidates of the
outside united Democrats for the Court Of Common
Pleas.
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vienna, May s.-The reply of Cardinal Anto-
nelli to Baron Won BeuSts note of Fc ruurY 10 has
been received The Cardinal holds to the position
taken by the Court OF Rome, and exhibits annoy
ance at the spectacle OF Austria leading the opposi
ton among the powers
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BERLIN, May Sizing William closed the ses-
sion OF the Zollveren Parliament with speech
from the throne. lie returned thanks for the ratia
cation of the treaties with Mexico and the Hawaiian
Islands, and congratulated the members on the WORE
accomplished. The King to-day formally received
the Chiaese Emb,ssy
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InccndInry Attempts In Fifh street.

The people in the neighborhood of Third ave.
nue. and Fifth street have been kept in constant
alarm for two nights, hye attempts having been
made to set on fire two buildlngs-a three story
frame and two'and a-haf story brick-on whose
sight the Beethoven Maennerchor Singing Society
purpose erecting handsome structure, Last igh at
hafpast ~ the las attempt was made, two fires
LAYING been kildled. opa In ZACH building.
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nrondwny saloon Keeper Stabbed.

Lott simnson's saloon, on the northwest corner OF
Broadway and Houston street, aud demanded wages
due him by Siminson Bennet was cleaning his 1H-
ger nails with a penknite. After brief conyersa.
ton slmins0n ordered him out, resorting to force.
In the scune Bonnct was struck by siminson, who
was In turn stabbed in the neck. Justice STANDBY
committed Bonnet for examination.
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4 snnguinnry Battle In China.

LONDON, MAY IA terrible battle has been
fought between the imperalsts and the rebels in tho
Province of Shansi, China The imperalists lost
rebels took but few prisoners, whom they afierward
put to death. number committed suicide 10
escape torture
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A Father and his two sons Drowned.

TUDsON, Y. T., May 6,-KObert Decker, Tor.
mely doorkoeper to the State Assembly and his
two sous, residents o! GreonDort, near this city,
were drowned in the river at Oak Hill station, oppo
site Catskill, this morning about sunrise Tho
youngest son was gathering nood-wood, when he
fell overheard. His father and brother attempted
to rescue him, and they were all drowned, The
three bVdisa were IacoYarai
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Tom Alien and Mnee Prcnnrinn.

NEw ORLEANS, May s,-Tom Allen, with Gould.
ing, his Instructor and many hackers, arrived at
Amlte, o. miles from tlis place, yesterday, Allen
weighs 40 pounds, and is in good condition. Mace
is at Mobile and weighs l6O pounds law
Betting is dull, each side being afraid 10 invest
Joe Coburn has challenged the wnnor Of the com
ing Gght for $3.50 side.
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The rwenty.nrst Ward HIghwnrmen.

As Joseph +. Robinson was passing through
TirtysiAth street, between First and Second ayen.
ue., between II and II O'Clock saturday night lie
Nas attacked by Joseph German and another Tutlau
VINO roDJed him, Gormln was committed by jus
tice Bixby yesterday IN default OF Sl.0OO bail
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Cocrcina the Bishops Of spain.

MADRID, May Sin reply TO the deputies to
the Cortes, the Ministers Of Justice and Finance do
clare that the State viii no longer pay the salaries
OF those bishops who refuse to take the oath to the
new Cons 'itp'ion bnt the Government cannot dis
p!aae the bishops, because It did not appoint them.
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s,a,cu Islands New Police Board.

The anxiety Of the Staten Islanders was aayed
on Saturday by the election by the Board Of Super.
visors OF Richmond county of Messrs Garrett
Wright OF NorthGeld, Commissioner f0i three years
W. &. Denyse OF Middletown, two years; and A. c.
Wood of Casteton, for one year Five unsuccessful
oandidates we're in the field :. X. Brick, the Big
Six Of the island, directed the machine, The new
Commission will probably retain the popular Capt.
uulbruOk
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The delegates Of the Labor Reform party Of
Kings county met In Brooklyn on Saturday ana
agreed that as they are not yet strong enough to run
candidates OF their own, they will support the best
men running for Onice regardless of party.
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A Fearful storm In Kansas.

KANSAS CITY, May IA violent storm which
ragged here last night destroyed nearly hundred
thousand dol ars orth of property. Two buildings
were blown down, but no one was hurt.
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Trennon In The Cnmp.

ST.. Louis, May 8.-A number of Radical cffice.
holders, both Federal and State, have been in
sion here 70 effect organization TO defeat at tho
fhll election, the suffrage amendment TO tile State
Constitution psased bx ths Legislature last viniar.