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4 TORN.iDO ~ THE WEST.
sixteen Prr-ons IA illrd aud Many Bull ling
De-iroycd-Big Iinii-t0ne-.

De-iroycd-Big Iinii-t0ne-.
CHCAGo, March 1l.-A terrific wind rain
and thunder storm visited the Northwest late
on Friday. 1t extended from Quincy, H., TO the
northern portion Of Iowa, and was specially
severe near the Mississippi river. The town Of
Haz-lsroen, In the southwest corner Of Grant
co,-,ty, wis.. near the Illinois state line, which
r,s ,bo,,, 100 Inhabitants, mostly lead miners,
VS. struck hv A 'ornado between and T. N.
on the wet side. The storm swept through the
entire village, levelling to tho ground about
twenty Ave huidinls. and kliins eight persons
and seriously Wuunding twelve or pentps iuote'
he tOll wing are the names Of those known 10
have been Killed Joshua Richards, MIS-. John
Iloney. Mrs. Thomas Richards. Mis-. Thomas
Edwards. Miss Thompson, daughter OF LlWhid
Thompson, who, toSetLtr Wlth ms son. J., "iso
supposed to have perishcd; also, son OF Jp-
srph jackson. Ihe dwelling houscs ui Mrs.
Thomas VI. Richards, JNhu l0ouey, joseph Ed
wards. MI. Eastman, EDWARD Inpmpson' NAT
incli-hcd, NTH large hlacksn itn ahd c1rlaEe
shop, and the Primitive Methodist thrtch build
iug. These are all that are now knoW0 TO have
heru destroyed. The hurricane was tu.cceded
by a deluge Of rain and hail
\ terrlnc storm of rain and hail passed over
Southern kahEds az noon Yesterday hc 'llpa-
niDd by violent wind, thunder. ana llgn'ning
Along the line OF the Fort scott Railroad nail
ST. nes a. large As hens eggs coNc{cd the Grt una
A hurricane from the southwest struck iAla-
bethport, on the Missouri. Kansas aud Texas
teen houses wee prustrated, NNt UefSOns hilied.
and several injured, some Of them fatally ~
II s3on, on the same road, three dwellings ana
the railrOad depot were blown down ana thrbe
persons we're KILLED. Withor's mills, near llanLt-
bal, Mo-, were biOwn down, nut no one was IN
jgred The damage TO timber ana leices - verI
great, and II Is thought that lurIhef reports Ml's
show much greater loss Of life in nelghbot-
hoods not heard from.
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TRYING TO SAVE RUBENsrEIN.
What Purports TO be n Revelation Of the
Conies.ionai Declaring Him Innocent.



has received letter postmarked and dated
Chicago March o. which says
YoUR HoNoRi | am = German Catholic priest and
have to maze to you important communication Win
regard 70 the murdered Jowes-, sara Alexander,
came mvconft ssipua yesterday, saying mat no
the murderer OF the Jewcss lie asked tor ap-olu
torurs OF hell II he permitted judicial murder to be
ordered lin 10 present hims II immediately TO the
police tAnthortiesl. lie promised TO DO so. But this
mornrg, while reading the paper, found nota NJ OF
the and; therefore. feel Obliged o. give you no ice
thereof NOt being At liberty to dNuge secrets oi Tue
confessional write anonymously. and wall give you
o., cNnlcs-uu lie the couple pai) 10 the uclh IN
dul.ing 10 Intercourse then thcv were standing and
quatrellng Ruarnstcin took arOll OF hank bs and
but did so finally tat lasD. Then the dispute began
agaii. anu hubrnsten N,nt away hatiy, the inur-
dcrei woman running bchndt stepped one SIDE
when sac set up: Ihe murderer uh
masked himself OIls face). who BY the way Gen
pass8nD LOGGED 70 be IA poor condition. and
d, cisratl, Of love sne away he after her, and
seized her from behind. she drew a knife and gave
him cut the nose then the murderer eald, cut
her throat open, took the money, and went two GAYS
sitter TO Pittsburgh, and after one msnth came here
found neitler peace nor rest anu reiate Il to you
In, money he Took from her was gone and he said
care n0tnlng NV iiiv- 49, -,
Therefore | cntre,t you, gentlemen, commit no JUDI.
cial murder. and examine the matter carefully nave
given notice to The police VI this pace. - ,.....
Chief Campbell also received yesterday a let
ter from the Chief OF the Chicago ponce, con-
taing the same faCts In substance. The letters
are considered OF no importance by the BROOK
lyn police.
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New Jersey Pigeon shooters on Long Islara.

About three hundred sportsmen looked az
pigeon shooting match on LoIg Island Yesterday ne
tween Thomas Mack OF Newark and William hlase-
way OF New Jersey, for $780, terms 20 0rns ea'h !
distance ls yardsi 10 yards boundaryi each man to
gather his birds. Mack took the lead, ana Lilleu
bird as It nes from ihcrap, while dseway Missed
his Both brought down their second hlris, Du. MhcA
missed his third In the fourth pair IdguWay brought
down hs bird Mack did likewise. Tury then thot
evenly nlHang no bird until the sNtechth, Wlcn Mack
lost one and iigeNAy missed hia seventeenth fhrh
was suCCcssiu IA the next shot ana the one fuqMlhS
bu MacN lost his tWuntyhri bird. Both missed Their
twenty fourth hrd and when the last hrAs were senI
cut of The trap hack lOst again, ana lNbscN.y won
| the mAten Dy ;hTee hlrts'
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Mr.. r. X. Saures came to this city from
Havana few days ago, and stopped at the Now York
Hotel. He had two drafts on Gomez Co.. drawn by
Poiledo Rionda Co.. for S. 700. and another fcs
1880. Both drafts payable the sth inst. t
the Bank Of New York lie sent them to the bank ana
had them certified, and then deposited them with the
cashier OF the hotel on sst Friday evening he took
carriage in Union squa and drovc to Central Para,
where be remained over an hour, and returned on Z
Seventh avenue car while In the car he miBsod the
drafts. lie aud his friend reported the loss to tire
Yesterday morning the drafts were returned TO th4
cashier Of the hotel by boy who found them In the
hallway on: the previous night Mr. saure, had pIscot
them carelessly 10 his pocket aud they had drOpDsA
out before he left the motel.
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HARTNET,S EXPLOITS.
Doing . Lively Business in shoes and Hams.
and Forged Checks.

Michael Hartney alias George NJ. Bender
was arragned in the Washington Place Police
Court yesterday, charged with forgery and OBJ
tanning goods and money by false pretences.
William B. Gerard OF the firm Of Gerard & Car
penter OF Is Beaver street, swore that on the
81 of March the prisoner purchased from him
$Sls worth OF cigars, giving In payment check
National Bank by Williams 4 Potter OF ~ Front
street. The check was forged. Another com
plainant against the prisoner was Alonzo H.
Austin of 2O Chambers street, who testified that
on Thursday last Hartney purchased 500 hams
and 800 shoulders from him, giving In payment a
check ON the Importers and Traders National
Bank, purporting To be signed by Williams &
Potter, for Sas50, receiving his change Sl03.s0 in
greonbacks This check was also a forgery. The
prisoner had no defence, and he was committed
In default OF 5000 bail on the first charge, and
$500 bail on the second charge.
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wAsHINGToN, March lO.-The Hon. II. II.
wells District Attorney for the District, appeared be-
fore the House judiciary Committee to-day and sub
ned various papers connected with the safe burglary
conspiracy which are needed by the committee as
O basis for T. Investigation.
Mr.. Welies was asked by the committee why Nettle-
ship not prosecuted. AM stated that II was on
count Of IN arr ngement which ha been entered into
with him. whereby. In consideration OF immunity from
rcuOn. he was TO diyuge all he knew concerning
the Transaction The witness wne then asked n Net
tcship lad made disclosure. and he replied that
had without proceeding further the committee ad-
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The wiIliam.burrh Murderer.

Fuchs the Wnliamsburgh murderer said In
Raymond street jail last night that his food was no
bad, and he slept so little, he was almost crazy HIS
head was hot all me time with " the trouble" when
asked ttlt OF an AcQulta, he shrugged
hls shoulders and said, Me have much hopes. tell
the Jury nnd Simmons Hith my wife aud say had
right 10 XIII hun. Theu | ask them what they would
hsv done II they had been as was think they viii
NOT hang ule then"
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MURDER OR ACCIDENTS
The Drownina Of Cnpt. Il hodes from hts Barge
on Jersey city.

Coroner Cannon Of Jersey City inquired
into the death Of Capt. Joseph Rhodes, of the
barge Drewerton, who was drowned of his YES
sci at the California wharves on Friday. A cap
tain Of a neighboring canal boat says that
shortly before midnight on Thursday he heard a
splash In the water, and then the hurried foot
steps of n man running across the deck Of the
Br0werton. George Williams aud Charles Fer
glson corrUbOrate the Captains story. Ii Is the
Gated and quarreed with his companions, who
pushed him overheard. There is slight bruise
on his head, but no other mark of violence. It
il the theory of the police that the Captain fell
overheard but this is not shared In by the
county physician, who has ordered an lnyestiga-
tiou.
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The shower of Flesh Explained.

LOUISVILLE, March ll.-ln regard to the snow
er of flesh IN Bath county, Prof. j. Lawrence smith,
the sayant says In his anas OF specimens examined
In my mind this matter gives every indication OF
beng the dried spawn Of barachian reptiles donbtoss
tnat OF the frog They have been IT, nspOrteu from lhe
pords and 6wnnpy grounds by currcnts OF winds Ahd
have ultimately filien ON tho spot where theE wer9
found. THIS l. no isolated occurrence OF inc klnu
have come across several In the course OF my rehuihk
The only one can now nx ne dae oi Is aaeSSo,aeSV
MpschQpgTQeeh Us VceAITng w IelAAv ~ AVN
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WAsHISGroN, March ll.-Judce Taft, accom-
panied by SECRETARIES Robson and Chandler called
the PtsGent this morning and there met Chief Justice
Waite who administered the OF office after which
the Secretary Of War went TO the War Department
ana began the dutice of his ONCE. He VS. engagcd
during the day nAKing the acquaintance OF the Of
IN charge OF the various bureaus nearly all OF
whom had business rcquirng attention. on Monday
the officers ~ the Washington will make Tor.
NAL call on the new secretary.
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NEwDuRqn, March 1.-THE Ice In the river
between this place aud New York has almost entirely
Disappeared Il and navigation Is again resumed To-day
sailing craa IN motion were numerous. Opposite High
land at4 o'clock this afternoon, tow Of loaded ice
harges VS. sren going SOUTH md an hour thereaiter
another sne was seen on lOnkOTh going nOfth.
IRON Downs polnt, few ples below ,AlDany. 70
mn 10 Castleton there is no ice from Gsstelon 70
COeyman's dock the ice Is hrmi thence the river is
open 10 BndernOOk where II 10 hrm agan snort uls
tAnrr aud thence the river Is open to New YORK,
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THE FLOUR MERCHANr'S WIVES.


The jury in the Shields case, in which the
poor widow ol Henry Shields rich New York
flour merchant, sues his rich widow for share
in the sl25,0O0wrrth Of property he left, returned
a special verdict yesterday, In Shich theY say
that the plaintiff. Jane Shields, married Henry
Shields I'm New York In 1874 that she and
Shields lived together as hushaI and wio for
about fourteen years that Shields was after his
marriage with plaintiff the owner Df certain cal
estate. and that the plaintiff has never released
her dover in any portion of II.
In his will Shields did not nam1 his childrsn,
hut beuueathed certain sum to Ais " sons end
daughters" There have been begun, therefore,
Two actions by lane Shields's children against
the estate for their share of their father )
money This will nccessitate construction Oh
the will by the Ctty Court.
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the LATEST ON WORLD NEWS.


LONDON. March 1.-THE man suspected OF be-
ing connected with the embezz.ment Of 6OOO,O0o
francs of the BeuQue dc Reglues funds, who was ar
rested at Queenstown yesterday he was ABOUT ieay
ing for New YORK on the steamer CITY OF Paris Ia
douDtecy NJ. kindi secretary. General Of the above
named lnstitut on.
Th- PiI lif G1rrie. correspondent writes that the
h1nks shares have deprecated l2UpOuOp france since
frauds connected VITA The Bangue de DelgiQue have
been klown.
This bank should not be conoundcd with the Banque
NnonAc, which does the Government business, occu.
pyiug siOn there ogous to the Bank Of England
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Several ncighbors Of Frank Scrubh, OF "a Her
lin street, Newark, complained to the heah Inspector
that scrnbb IL IN the habit Of slaughterng dogs ana
using the bodies food for himself and family. Den
uty Healih Inspector Gruet visited Scr1bb and scubD
said that he Was not compelled by poverty 10 eat uOes
flesh hut II YVES purely matter of tAtte win hlmstll
family IL Is his custom To fatten the hunaih anu
considers they In proper condition ne kiis
them. The Inspector knows Of no Law ~ prevent the
family from eaIlnR dog nesh.
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Money for tho Hudson su.pe ,slOn BrIdIs.

Charles j. Pnsey, President Of the Hudson
Suspension Bridge and New England galway CorapA-
NJ, sailed for Er gland yesterday.
It's Understood that the money to tnaild the bridge
and connecting -aiiroAds has been offered In LoRdOn
ami Mr. Puscy goes 20 close the bargain.
The BOARD Ot Engineers, consisting ~ bens, mar
Newton, ana G'nnufe, and Mr d. NJ wilson, ha /" tnls
unanimorsly approved the phnt Ol the ~ ~ IN
glarcr, Gen. Strren and the CunraciS 20 INTO thec
lhe bridge IL commenced as soan US the nouey
no lrnn NM
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The Government Negotiating for the Virginia
aud California Mines.

SAN FRANCIsCO, March II.-Ihere was report
in the street to-day. which partially confirmed by
j. G. Flood that arrangements had been completed for
the Government to have the product OF the virginia
and California mines for ayear TO be applied TO Tue re-
sumption OF specie payments Mr.. Flood says the hale
is understood nave been cOnsulnmaed, but all the
details are not yet settled
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Tho rhundercr on Mn.hinrton Frnud..

LONDON March 1.-THE Times has leading
article on the recent exposures Of official corruption in
America After review Of the facts as lar as known
here II concludes as follows: ION the whoc, we can
not but ieel ui,t even though the inyesugalons or
prosecutions now pending should prove futle, tht I'M.
preston on the puhc mud must be that Lice sense OF
honor end pIorrcty does not prevail In the Official
world Of the United States"
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BOSTON, March 1.-THE indications from New
Hampshire point TO full and close vote on Tuesday
Both parties inclined TO cOncede that there VIII ne
no election of Governor by the p2ople. Inc great
struggle with each party has been to secure majority
Legislature az the United states senator II 10 De
elected by IL both have made thotouga canvass ana
each claim tARt they will succeed In this There ID niue
eheltelnent. hOMeYer. OulAlde OF Manchealer.
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WASHINGTON, March ll.-Ex-Secretary of the
Navy Gideon welles examined by the House Naval
Committee to-day. His testimony eliclted no new
facts IL being repetition of the evidence gwen by
hm before committee Of the House IN 1879, when
ctal committee. of which Austin Bar oi Michigan,
VA C'Mlrlnln The object OF the committee i- 10
obtain some missing links IN the evidence at that lime.
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Edward Carroll alias the Hoboken Clipper
the weiLknown pugilIst. died In st. Mary's HosptsA
Hoboken, Friday night He n clever ooxor. asa
In sparring exhibitions often set TO with Billy Edwnrol
Sam Collyer, Barney Aaron and other Hght wdxhtse
Although he give many challenges, he never figured v
prize fight where the stakes were OF any consequences
HO born In England, and WIS "a year of age bur
ing the pat two years be has drank TO excess and wss
seldom sober. He died of congestion Of the brain,
superinduced by excessive drinkinz.
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Another American ForGer for Ex,rndiuOn

LONDON, March H. Charles Brent alias Clar-
Rivers ch rged with forging $4,000 wortA Of bills
on the Fals Cy Tobacco Bsuk at Louisville Ky. has
appeared In the Bow street Police Court. Detective
Shore Of c'tsnd Yard dcposed that the prisoner had
practically admitted h. quit in conversation. brtnt
was temantcd. la the Police Court yesterday, the so
ctUr OF tue Lou1ol BanA ers Association appeared 10
E-naf Of ihc els city Tobacco BsaN, to prosecute
brent Detective Shore. VINO brought Brent from
Quecnstnwn trsuhel that so and draft for $4,000
francs " ere found upuu him.
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SIR JOHN M'DONdLD'S POLTCY.
How Canadian rroicctionists Feel Toward
the t'niIed suites.

Ottawa, March lin speech In the House
last night. Sir John A. McDonad attacked what ne
called lho Governments free trade policy and ndYo
tod ret 4latory policy toward the uniled states VIC
decgtUd That the verge ~ cunci hol had been
ia Tclltiun6 with that country aud tAat we sh"u
netr out TO them what tney meted out 10 Us n ne
criticised some Of the lectures IN the HoNrfLl!cnt
financial arrangements ucasnned tue phrase, mel
dental protection" cecaimtA aganst cheap lnpyrta.
tons of American goods, and concluded ms speech ~
pOrtraypg the cunditOn o country iorsaAvh " i's
NQNerLMen nl and LAnlNl ONcI 70 llre lIAle.
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WAsHiNGToN, March IA chsrge having
been made against Gov. Gilbert walker. OF having Ab
stracted package OF money containing SEE 500 from
the Exchange National Bank OF Norfolk, Va Of whoh
GOV. Walker was f,imery President MARSHAL Parks.
director q the INSTITUTION. now In this CITY IN tier
replying to A. ID. hanks, Secretary Of the National
Dcmocfatic Committee, says; " wsa director IN iha
said bank from It's organization IN 1893 to 1870 aud no
such charge ever inilmated heard Of BY me or
any other director OF Oficer Of said Oank."
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The Jersey City Board OF Finance Yesterday
afternoon continued the Investigation into Police Jus
tice Dsvis's accounts. ol comparing the Justices
books with the police there several ds-
crepancies found. The inyestigAtinE commlttee ae.
clare that " the forty cases uispoaed OF by tho
magistrates not one dollar Of the coss charged has
been returned to the city. The Justice 10 conhdons
that ho can ex plain everything sAtlsiactOTllY
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BOSTON, March 1l.-Wilham s. Robinson, tho
journalist whose letters over the signature Of War
rngton have become widely known, ded at hts tes.
dence IN Maiden to-day at the age OF 5S years. lie
a vigorous ana able pOliticT writer, and had been M
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The Aacn, of stenmshiD Company.

Patrick @. sheehan, late ticket agent OF the
National steamship Company, who Is in Ludlow street
JAN accused OF retaining large amount Of tickets
without accounting tor them, says that he rcu.cn 10
ay.ONer money due the company because the LlLeI'
pool managers declined TO refund on tickets, MT,
ShcehAn that he Is ready and willing settle ae-
counts with the company, and that has Indebtedness Is
lpaa
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The new Superintendent Of the Central Parts
Mr. Munckwitz, has discharged hftJ'two OF what ara
known on the pay roll Of the Park Commissioners a
'bAulrd mechanics" The Wen have rrcn ~ ihe Tar.
nearly hfecn years. ana were pchtd from HOVV AVbo
cants tor their superior aouiy.
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HUNTINGTON BfRBIRIrTEs.
A Crime That Nav Have Trained the Rural
Runinns for the Kelsey Outrage.

William Morse. the jeweller, who idcnti-
fed the chain found on the body supposed To-
have been that Of Charles &. Kelsey, SAYS; IL
moved To- Huntington about seven yeas ago
and opened jewclr, store. Among my patrons
was Mr. kelsey, and at different times
did considerable repairing for him and We
became well acquainted. Among other jobs
| mended his watch and chain. | had
not been ih Huntington many months before
heard great deal OF scandal In regard to man
named Finch. There were many dar, threats
made against him 10y certain Huntington men,
who said that he ought to be tarrod and feath-
cred. Finch had been accused of a crime. tried.
and acquitted one evening. u few months after
the trial a. was standing In my store NJ about
o'clu, X. | noticed six or seven men talhiug
earnestly on the sidewalk 10y my door. They
were discussing Finch. In q few moments they
locked my door. followed them and saw that
they had Finch PROSTATE In the street. lie was
hcsccchiug for merry. hut the gang gagged HIN.
sio"d on the sidewalk near nN, hut ~. ihght
was 80 intensely dark that could WIN dim Uulty
make out the forms Of the men. saw one man
pass pot of smoking tar to another who was
holding Finch ON the pavement. heard the
click OF the shears in cutting "a hi- hair and the
sound oi bellows upon MS BODY Then lei' ING
opened shop in stanford tt. shortly after
my arrival in Connecticut MIR. Finch entered the
the effects Of the assault that wn- made upon
him Ia Huntington. lie wa an old man, and the
outrage had completely broken his health. lireh
hrouel' me the new oi the tWriur aud feather
ing of KELSEY. | heard uu more of tho Kelsey
case until WAS called 10 tc-,iiy at ihe ip0Acst.
! idcuuhcd tile CHAIN i"nhd "u tnc remains
taken from oyster lia' 10y charms "a. ring mat
I hnd added In repairing IL. finch died soon
after lis visit 10 Staui"fd from ihe Walireai
mcnt he received iu Huntington. Ia the assault
hts teeth had been knocked out, and he was
othcrwi-" terribly Injured
Mr.. Morse add, that he never told John Nc
kay that he know whore Kelsey body could be
found, and would give the information for
boot .HIT II
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Superintendent ReasOner says that tho re-
ported killing OF Mr.. Kissams coachman, Daniel Muir
ray on the Morris and Essex Railroad 10 untrue. The
accident at distance from the railroad,
ana was caused bJ the horses running alter taking
fright at a passing wagon Mr.. Reasoner ad1e that
sa reports OF accidents on the Morris and kssex
are without foundation fact, and he believes the
reports were Influenced by malicious motives.
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Mrs Emma Coz was arrested last evening,
charged by her Andlady. Mrs MarGaetG swirl OF ~
west Washington place. with stealing $40 In Mrs
swifts absence. ON Thu sday Mrs Goh WAS arrested
Erwin @, Comslect q WMerY p,aae hsTns ,w S2in, ye
amount OF money on the pretence that ne wished 70
popularizc a Ganceng stamp that would cnrch al IN
tcfrsted IN Il Two weeks ago, while prosecuting
cahman nnd another man for the alleged pundeFhS on
ms luggage Con sWOfe that ms name was Anna, Inc
were to Sing slng each for ni'een
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New Temperance Organization.

An effort is being made by several we'll ll-known
Temperance Of this city to organize new temper
society free from NATIONAL sectarian or political
influences The prime mover IN the movement Is Coz
JOnn Farrell. formerly OF the Maryanc Cnb This or.
ganiz II to be known a. the Dashaway society
cCrtincate OF Incorporation has been Issued.
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Three Converts Ordained n. Priests.

Three young converts to the Catholic ChuroA
were ordained to the priesthood by Bishop CarrEsn %
Hewark In the church OF the Panlist Fathers Wee
nesday last. They are the Rev. iam Simmons. q.
9, p, the Rev. Levi g. Brown, G. ;. r., and the Rev
Henry Wymsn, G. $. 2. In the evening Lenten icrycee
held ana @ sermon was preached by the Rev AZ.
fred Young C. = p and the benedlctOn OF the b0se1a
sacrament was given by Bishop CarTixan.