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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches
SSCCIATED PRLSS REPORTS.
HORRORS OF THE WRECK.
GkastIy sights Under the Sea.

WHAT CORRESPONDENT SAW WHO WENT
DOWN TO THk LOST ATLANTIC IN DIVERS
COSTUME.
NEW York. April s.-A newspaper cores
pendent who went down to the wreck OF the
Atlantic yesterday Ina q divers costume. saws the
hull lies well down on the port side, and is
broken IN several pieces from contact with the
reef. Fish were swimming around eagerly
devourlng particles Of food noating about. He
found the forward hatch open and saw that the
cargo there had broken bulk and Law i'm con
jammed among the cases and crates bruised
and torn. Fishes were swimming i'm and out
FEAsTiNG UPON THE DEAD BODIES.
Limbs are strewn around, having been broken
from the bodies by the continual action OF the
waters, which, when agitated. Dive them
against ugly pieces OF broken hull that here
project. The correspondent then went to<he
companion way OF the steerage cabins ami
found hundred or more bodies lying in an inl-
mense heap,
LooKrSe AS 1F ALIVE.
with eyes staring wildly and faces grinning aud
moving forward and backward with the ander-
current Some were dressed, but many were
half nude. Children were clinging together
and stout men were clasping their wives, seem
ing to have met death with calm resignation
The scene was horrible beyond description
The correspondent then went TO the companion
way OF the steerage, where the men passenger
were by themselves. Bodies of strong men old
and young, were hustled together on the stair
way, with disteuded nostrils, gaping mouths
and staring, CLASSY eyes, giving some concep-
ton of
THE TERROR WHICH SEIZED THEM
as they vainly struggled 10 gain the deck From
another part of the vessel a view was obtained
OF the sleeping apartments, while piled up in
heaps on the port side were numbers of bodies
of men, with bed-clotbing strewn among them
From abrasion with broken stanchions AMI
jagged, splintered woodwork the flesh was torn
from the faces of many. Others are bruised
ard battered about their heads, which are rel
and bloody, contrasting horribly with the pale
and Lyid features Of the others.
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The Elections Yesterday.

OPPOSITION GAINS IN CONNECTICUT.
The Hartford Post had returns at midnight
from $50 town, which show an opposition ga y
over last spring of SIS, of which $50 are fos
Smith, temperance candidate for governor
Ingersoll's majority will be about 1000. In tn.
second congressional district Kellogg has y
majority, with four towns to hear from. Thesc
towns last year gave republican majority OF
125. Hawley, in the first district, has ,2ss M
jority, with Eve towns to hear from, which gave
a republican majority last year of I. Stark
weather is reelected by about 1000 majority.
In the foIrth district Barnum has $50 ma
jority, with two towns to hear from, which last
year gave democratic majority OF A.. The
state senate probably stands IL republicans 10 II
democrats. Last year il was IA republicans to
democrats. The house will be very close-th,
probabilities are thatit is democratic by a small
majority.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
In Ohio the democrats elected G. w. G. John
son mayor of Cincinnati. Charles Otis, citizens
candidate, was elected mayor of Columbus
James g. Bull, democrat, was elected mayor OF
Cleveland.
At Annapolis, Nd, the entire republican
tcket-mayor, recorder and four aldermen
were elected by majorities ranging from 100 IA
$50. Henry Bepler, republican, was elected
mayor of Frostburg, Md, by Z majority. re-
publican city council was also elected.
At Baton Rouge, La, the McEnery ticket
was elected without opposition.
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A steamer Sunk.

MARROW EsCAPE OF THE PASSENGERS AND
CREW.
NEW YORK, April S.-The details of the sink
ing OF the steamer Nupha, in the Hudson river,
show that thirty passengers and the crew had
an extremely narrow escape from drowning
when the steamer was cut through by the ice
and began to fill. The captain aroused all the
passengers, gave them life preseryers, and they
rushed on deck. A boat was lowered with
women and children, but by some accident was
capsized before reaching the water, throwing
the women into the river, but they were fortu-
rately rescued by the crew in another boat.
Finally all were put into boats and made to-
wards the shore, but met huge field OF ice, on
which they walked until within ten feet of the
shore, when the ice parted. A seaman had
brought plank, which was placed across this
chasm, over which all were safely taken. They
lost all their clothing, several ladies being in
their night clothes. They reached Rhinebeck
were cared for, and forwarded yesterday to their
destinations
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The ModOcs won't Leave the Lava
Reds

NEW YORK, April S.-A dispatch from the
lava bed camp says Fridays interview with, the
Modocs lasted several hours. Twelve of the
leading men of the tribe, including John Schro-
niehen, accompanied Captain Jack. The two
latter, while declaring they would not leave
the lava beds, offered to concede their claim 70
Lost river. III they changed their minds they
would inform Judge Rosenborough next day
The peace commissioners have telegraphed to
Washington for instructions. IL is claimed that
the Modocs cannot be allowed to remain in the
lava beds, because, LIST: They cannot live there
without stealing. 3D. 1t VIII cost the govern
ment two per ceHt more to feed them than oa
any other reservation. Sd: There would be
constant Quarrels with the Oregon settlers
4th: Such a triumph Of the Modocs would en-
courage the Snakes and Piutes, already disaf-
fected, to begin hostilities
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The present severe season


has thoroughly tested the virtues OF Mrs. Jones'
Cough Acknowledgements of bottles having been
used with certain success It's trial has been most
thorough. mere cold or cough or the most aggrs-
waited cases it has cured with equal success. 1t is
not to the taste and therefore be
readily used for children and persons who object to
nauseating mixtures, particularly its doses are
small and every dose contains the germ Of ulti-
mate cure. Its value in advanced cases or those
vergng on consumption must not be underestimate.
Many such it has entirely cured, even cases of
knowledged consumption. While it does not cure, it
greatly relieves, and large number Of these unfor-
Inmates for the great relief ii affords them
For Cold, Cough, Influenza, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, any affection of the throat lungs you can
use nothing more reliable.
Priceslsrge size, 81: small, 30 cts For sale only
by ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
ml2-tr Corner I'd aud streets northwest.
A Clergyman, while residing In South America,
- missionary, discOv cred Q safe and simple remedy
Tor the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Disease OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train OF disorders brought by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured BY
this noble remedy. Prompted by Q desire to benefit
the amicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine in o sealed
envelope, TO any one who needs IL, Ffee Of CAayss
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House,
mar0-ly New York City.
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THE GOODRICH MYsTERY.-The detectives
are sill searching for Kate Stoddard the writer
OF the letter signed "Amy c." (the initial Esti %
being intended for Goodrich, - but 50 tar no
clue TO her Whereabouts has been obtained. All
The institutions for women, in both New York
and Brooklyn, have been thoroughly searched,
and descriptions OF the fugitive sent 70 eastern
cities, but without any satisfactory result.
should the investigations of the next few DAYS
deyelp no new evidence of Importance, Coroner
Nhitehill will call the jury together near the
end OF the week, probably on Friday evening,
20 hear the testimony of two New York sur
geons, as experts, on the possibility of suieiie.
The jury will then determine on a yerdict.-N.
-
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BRIGHAM SCENTS DANGER IN GENTLE
SAINTS TO PAY UP.
SALT LAKE CITY, April THE Mormon
conference has been fully organized. The at
tendance Is large and Increasing. Brigham
Young to-day delivered q long discourse. n a
main point being against ssthe GENTLE and
sectarian schools, J" which are now being Intro
dueed here from Babylon" He urged parent
outsiders to interfere in the Kingdom OF God y
he denounced the growing disincliaation 20
pay the tthing. The salvation Of the peopis
their duty. The Apostle Woodruff ala uSssS
the Importance OF the 1.-THE paying by the sai,fs
and deplored the waning Of the receipts of m,
church treasury VI VI
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DEADLY COMBAT BETwEE BoY-LovERs -
ror several weeks past John DOugherty and
Patrick Hayes, aged respectively fifteen ami
thirteen years, have entertained toward each
other feelings Of hatred, one accusing the othsr
OF carrying away the affections OF little schools
girl, oftwelv I've years. The lovers finally agreed
came of, with witnesses. After a few ro0nls
Dougherty found that Pat HAYS, although
younger ard lighter, was too much for him,
and he tres eherously drew his pocketknife AMI
stabbed his rival i'm the right arm, seyerinS an
artery. Dougherty was committed by Justice
Elliott yesterday 20 await the result of Haye-s
injuries. The scene of the lovers tragedy a
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THE MoTErY AWARDS IN rHR purrps
DoDGE & Co CAsE.-On SATURDAY a check Wa
received at the custom house from the Treasure
department for 8. 900, being the amount das
AZ his share OF the penalties recovered from ths
nfm. The informer will get S5i 600, and the
lawyers $40 900. The moieties coming 20 tia
soieclor, naval oncer, and the late surveyor,
Mr.. Cornell, are expected from washingfon IN q
Week. Zach Official win receive about 80, 900.
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IHE NEW ..IREEPEEssIBLE CONVICT
lie chicago Times styles the present agitation
among the farmers in the West in reysr5 -,
the railroad monopolies an s.irrepressibie con-
nict." IL has already been characterized as a
war against the "slayery of mOnopOlies." How
political history repeats itself Will the new
''irrepressible conhict''-the war now wagiuy
against the new form Of slavery-be as success
ful as the former conflict under similar watch
WOrds2-N u HeraId
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THhEk AMERICAN sKAMEN ARRESTED Ann
AN AMERICAN CONSUL sNUBBEp.
Nkw YORK, April S-Three sailors who
santiago, Cuba, were picked up BY q Spanish
steamer and brouglf back to Ssntiaeo
and delivered to the Spanish authorities
ing to join the fnsurrectionists Consul Young
demanded the right 70 be present It their *
animation by court martial, claiming they were
american seamen. The Spanish officials denied
upon the Consul protested against the pro-
ceedings. The Captain General cent a fe,e-
gram, saying the Consul had no right To ~
present. Torbert, Consnl General At IA vsr.
has instructed Consul Yonns not ID vifi,.ss..
ms protest, and to insist upon being present ~
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ALAw wS.icH cAssoT BE EsroRcEp.-Re-
corder Hackett @, he New York court OF quar-
ter sessions, wants his gra I'd jury 20 undertake
an immense jop-nothing less nan the ENFORCE nc
ment OF the usury Law. The sta. ase on tnse
cent, while the NE of money - heins N. a Tor
an New York st the rate Of one per cent. pei
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brutal wife Wur.ler

EAsToN, PA, April s.-Mrs. Grouse washra-
tally murdered by her husband I'm Snurftoun.
IN The suburbs OF Easton. Grouse was arrested
and committed TO jail. Grouse had been drink
ing hard, and coming home beat Ms wife un-
mercifully. Crouse's father. who in,erferei,
was himself severely cut and beaten. Mrs. C.'S
remained insensible until her death
Delaware river Is Il feet high, and stationary.
Iehgh II feet. a A falling.
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From Europe To-day.

OCEAN STEAMER ASHORE.
LONDON, April s--The Anchor line steamsh ID
India, from Glasgow for New York, T. ashore n
the Clyde, on the mouth or the river Leyen
THE FRINGE az WALES
was today ins died Grand Commander OF tho
order OF knights Templar
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Freshets tn New York state

NEW loRK, April s.-A despatch from tho
interior OF the state report the river very h sh
ard much land submerged. There l. a great
food at Norwich and Sherburne, AMI an
the trains are stopped on the Utica, Cheuan-a,
and Susluelanna Valley railrnah.
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SECRETARIES Fish, Richardson and Delano
and Attorney General Williams are the foul
members of the Cabinet now in town.
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A WHOLESALE MURDERER IN LOUIsTANA-
Al Baton Rouge, La, on Sunday night about
Ten O'Clock, man calling himself james Helm
are KNIFE and cut a boy whose name i nm
known, ana IN his attempt % escape attacked
ana cut three unofeEding parties who han
pened TO be in his way. An officer i'm attempt-
ing 70 make the arrest was the next TO receive
The knife, and died i've minutes afterHari
MI H. BenlsOn, an old and respected citizen
Who was one Of the unfortunates. has sinsss
dleo, and II is thought two others will die.
henry Morse, driver for ERgine C0mpany
No. ,, it Is believed will die. The firsme1
swear Nengence agnst Helm. Intense excite
ment prevails, and IL II thought he will never
be allowed by the mob 20 have a trial. some
OF the police have already asserted their inten-
ton II called on 20 defend the Jail. Helm gives
his name as James Bennett Helm, OF IlovI
county, Virginia, and a cousin OF the notorious
Jack Helm, of Texas.
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THE PRESIDENT AND FAMILY VIII return
here this evening, at balf-past five O'Clock, via
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from hi:
source to-day were s21l.1s6-55.
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PERsoNAL.-Yesterday,u upon the assembling
of the U. s. Court of Claims, Mr.. John Go:or.n
the new Assistant Attorney General, was intro
duced to the court by Attorney General vii
Hams.
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MURDER AND Arson IN ST. NARY's O.
hD--The New York Herald has a report that A
most auociOus murder, With arson. was COM
mitted al Fairfield, in the tower section 81 s.
Mary's county, Md, ON THURSDAY light last the,
81 instant. The victim was james : ahofcld a
northern man by birth-it ~ Thought a nat re OF
New Haven, Connecticut, n least. he has a sot
nov resident OF that city. There is a post on a
az airfield, and SchOhrld was postmaster ia
Mas also engaged in mercantile pursuits. CA
he night an question SchOiield l. reported q
having been aroused by knocks at hfs Stors
door, the store having been closed for the night,
lie Il b,lleVed 20 have opened the door to admit
TIE parties seeking enhance, when he was i'm
medlately assailed and murdered. These par
uculars are mostly cOnieCtural, but il i cesta n
that he was murdered, the store robbed and tha
house fired. When assistance, attracted by tia
ire, arrived, the bones OF the unfortunate N A.,
were all that the flames had spared A eat ant
dog are also known 90 have persisted in tha
flames with their master. evidence Of their re-
mains existing. The money drawer of the s-ors
was found empty some ten yards from IN,
burned building. SchOteld slept in the sfors
alone. suspicion has fixed upon a negro an
named BiscOe, employed as a railroad hapf.
who u known TO have had a quarrel with 81 },
held on the evening OF the murder. and % have
made threats against his life. He has not vet
been arrested, and is believed by many 20 %.
innocent of the crime.
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Of the Deseret Bank and Cooperative Mercan-
tile Institution, and Hooper and Eldridee. re-
spectiyely, have been chosen instead. Various
reasons are assigned for the act, which causes
1t is generally belived that he is preparing 70
retire from business affairs and trustee in trust
for the Church. - - H
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TIE "MYeTBRI0us DIsAPPKARAucRs of n
bill that bad been passed BY both houses Of ia
state legislature is reported from Hsrrishprs'
That Il bad enough, bat not quite 30 bad a. he e
statute book Of scts that never No. o,,s me
house, hsiadslpkss LEDGER. e''AeS
TEE IorrRRy BuerxEss IIIre., ~.
lokkseIhe general term Of the court or cou-
mon pleas, In New York yesterday. decSsi.s
tnat unoer me lava Of that stats The lotterv
nas the enect Of abetting IL IL void. ana fS,sf
tne ieese ~ place Of of busineas Tor the prr-
pose OF ceiling lottery tickets & invsIid.
IHH PoPEe ILLxBss--A dkpatch from
hene says that although TIE Pope q recover
ng yom bis late illness, he n nfzl very Feeble,
hn apartments
s1rhe Pcnnsyivania cons,itafioasi conren,
Ton has rejected q prohibitory liquor clause,
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The Municipal Elections I'm ohss.

SlNCINNAI1, oHlo. April e.--Nineteen warts
from which returns are complete, give johnson. .
tie democratic candidate foT mayor, i2.s36, anl
Davis, the republican candidate, fi.tf2. ln-
complete returie indicate that the democrats
have elected a majority Of the police commits
sioncrs.
TOLEDO, April She election IN this city
Was warmly contested. At O'Clock this a. m.
only i've warsls had been heard from. They
Indicate the ree lection OF Jones. democrat, FOE
mayor. The oouneil viii be republican, AMI
most OF the republican city ticket Is Probably
ClNciNNArl, o., April S.-The result OF tirs
erection an Columbus, Ohio. seem 20 he A DEM
ocrauc success, both on the municipal and cor
stitutionsi convention tickets. In ManSfsil
the democrats were slso successful IN the tnafp
In Dayton the whole democratic tickef Was
elected. In ClillcOthe the democrats elected
their Mayor, the remainder Of the ticket a
doubtful In Lancaster the citizens ticket "a
opposed 20 the democratic ticket. was elected
In Cleveland the independents elected their
Mayor. and the republicans elected the r. ma n
der Of the tickef. In Crestline the democrats
were victorious. In Circleyille the republicans
were successful.
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How TO DO ira Chicago dispatch says
O'Neill, who was acquitted of the charye az
killing man at FL Paso, killed another fnan
in La Sale county = few days ago. He atte mt
ed to escape, but crowd of excited miners
caught and hanged him without more ado.
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PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE-yessels ara
in more abundant supply, though still scarce.
and freight charges are gradually lower though
still high. While the market is quoted steady.
there is a fair amount of business i'm coal, and
information from Boston, Providence and other
coal centers at the eastward, as well as from
There Is some little holding OFF of orders in the
hope that coal may be lower about the first of
May, As has heretofore sometimes been the case.
but Is not likely to be now, from the fact that II
Is pretty well ascertained that the market will
require all the coal that there is CARRYING ca
pacity to put into it, Paifa. Ledqer
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The N. p. r. R---Anangcments Ave been
made ard force put 70 work to extend the
Northern Pacific railroad northward TO a prac-
teal connection between the road already ca m
r!eted aud the waters Of Puget Sound.
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BALLS, &c.

Read oar Spring Inducements 8.
$40 $40 $40 $40 SO
| FOR MEN.
| sI0-A Full Shit only $40.
SlO-A thoroughly -shrunk Suit only $40.
SlO-20 different shades of Suits only Siu.
s1O---.-S To- To-. 8 o.. s O.-s o.
s1o-A gen.eei Suit only $40.
sio-s s dsessi s saIt GsH 1y, $40 $40
| slO-A light Suit only $40.
SI0..-.--s los To- To- O..slO.
FOR BOYS.
60. 3...S 3-..... s.. .-..s J.......s a-.:.S
sa-Bcys, Cashmere q, q Suits only 50.
ss-Boys SIS School S@1i' s Shhs Only H IS.
S3-Boys' genteel Suits only 8 D..
sSsRosys d h,ER; s Sa.s only 1Sly s.
S5-Boys medium Suits only S5
SS-Every shade of Boys Suits only D.
So 5.....S S....-.. 5..-...
BRING THE BOYS ALoNGln
CALL, EXAMINE! PURCHASE!
liable BROTHERS.
FASHIONABLE rAILORs,
apa-tr ooaxEa ItH AND D srRxzrs.
ExAnISE THi
GOLD SPECTACLE, eAA
ONLY So,
En-. HEMPLER. optician,
INSTR AZ street.
THE CHiSEsE TEA HONG
Has removed to el3 street.. IN
Bstwean STD and 7th, north side.
TEAS cheaper than ever. No rent to pay.
fehla-sm L. BENJAMIN, Propristsr
L,oR sALE-The ciearest OF WHITE SAND
- also. GRAVEL and ~ p for paving, by JNO
NAN kyck corner OF Massachusetts, avenue and
n orth Csyifol street. a5-sts
sell ; 20 q. = e s sa g
between Q and sts.. vhs5s ter:S ssS:r. y 1rhi
DsaoUey ssbllrHe
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A GENIUS in New York has notifed the Pos
Office Department that he has applied for
patent for printing two or more advertisement
on the new postal cards. Why he should apply
for patent for process which everybody ha
right to use without let OF hindrance he doe
not explain.