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PHILADELPHIA: Junu 19,-'rha Pennsylvania
Railroad anu the Lchtgh Valley have scheme
which will render almost valllclcss the recent
acquisition Of tic Nurthcrn Pennsylvania mud
Dol,udbrook Railroads BY lscadltn. They pl1,-
posu to build new roaa from point
OH tho fcnnsYiyanta three miles cut Of tho stu.
tim, through Germantown to Dcthlcllsn, dis
tanru of bfty miles, connecting there with the
LehtCl, Wiley. The cost will bs s3,0GU, 900 or
st,0o),0o0. hut Il will cnube the PcnnsylvauIa
TO huld al, It's New York travel coming FROM
Gerrluntown, which Was threatened by tho
recent lease, aud give It d ttno local business
which Is now monopollzod by Readingas tho only
ruad from tho popu!ous ward Ut Germantown.
But II would givo Tho I.ehlgh Valley practically
II road Ut It's or n Into the city, fur 1t is tue
natural ally Of tllo Pennsylvania. This would
be Ut great importance 10 tho city ns affecting
Wesnrn traffic, for the Lehh Vulley has run
mug contract with tbs Nsw York, Loke Erie
IL Western. BY which It. can sand tts
Own c.glncs TO Buffalo,. The Lctlgll Valley Ia
= doublc.srnrk ruad, and, With this connection
N, from the nke At Iju itals, from the New York
Cuntrnl at Lyons, u,ll from Lake Ontnrto nt
F91rllavcn, and dulirer It over It's oHa Inc at
tdewatsr Iii this rtY.
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INDIANS,

sAN FRANCISCO, CAL, 1uMe l0.-DIsnatches
from Lewiston, idaho, Juuu IS, say that Gso.
Howard anil Gov. Ferry held !'ual council a.
Spokane Falls With Mosrs, Spokane. Gsary' Ill"
8moEhnlla. The latter gcnouncca hls tlfcaE'e'
theories. a,ld will 60 With atosea OIL The rcsefsa.
t!on. Everything in thu Northern eouhtf5 "
noN saltAtaGtOrIIY arranged.
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HFeAc!l At thO HFlttF1t CoHst's"I ,o,
During the recent lebaso on il'o Io,a,. ,,n. rs wss
rogatlvu iu tho Cuh,lIuus very beat pui Vim uas
nusiiy taktng notes, which everybody knows sx al,
traustniftca 10 her MajcssY, Ar. Coaftdae Coafstdeub!ed
tic uob!o Lord was engaged ln aa ue.uy,s,sitls
breach OF the Constitution aud Mas xas !
himself to tho graVsst censuse, slnso ihst The
Quesn @ Should Id hear Or giso credit to rtp''"''
t1ebutc.
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HARD LICK.

Sp:ctal DiaDdscs 10 7as 7tiouHs
DETRoIT, June 10.-rJohn n. Bennett. a.ea
90, from the suburban Town OF Plymouth, "ls
nlnlclctt in 5000 damages today for hseaea
Of promise to marry Mary c. l,cals, n0c1 %; 4
singular feature OF the case t!,at tlefenlaat
not only persistcntly denied tic violation ot ts
promise, but lnaistcl that to wus still 4HSsoas
10 marry The Girl.
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A Stunning Address.

While the Postal- Route Agent an thc bosaoit 'a,i
Il Providence RallroaI was asserting !he mtI ~,
3he other d.y hs wns o'rDttuss ,lr i; JANE.
Durus, alias Juhn IT,. F!nu. III care ot 'l.ss a!ss
1,lly or Ills slater Lizzls duffy, Or peg ie1ry
Moll Mccarthy, voruer Ut Gross street an1 is'
Ragaus Hill, North Maiu street, IAllatou' t.st I il
Wholesale tlsll-nedder and sin-posn a3'''
not there. etseWAerC.h
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Cincinnati, Southwestern a. Rockport Roail, to
mako that m EyauayEl!e 1tno by bui1uing four
teen miles OF road bolwccn Ht,ntlngton nmi u
nu!nt on tie Evansville h Bonneville 1soad.
EvansYtllc proposes TO rnlse funds for tis
rather ihan have the line connected With tho
indianapolis RoaJ
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srnlHariELp, ILL.,, j,ino l0.-1lle trinl Of
satnuel Levi for frauds In bankruptcy Is still IN
progress. To-tlay was occupied fit hearing tes-
tmony for the dcfcnse. Levi will be oxatnincd
tomorrow.
James Vclder, II. N. Neece, Byron Terhunc,
and William Pierce, ,of Whitehall, .1rceno County,
Hcre arraignal boforo the United States Com
missioner to.uay, OH charge III manufacturing
counterfeit coin. Ait Ut them waived an cx-
amlnat!un, mud wure committed to jntl. They
nrc bestnved to DO members Of gang who are
extensively engaged in the coney silver busE-
ness, and, with the exception Of Pierce, wero
well supplied with money, $1,000 being found
upon oue Of tho party.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 10-1n tho United
States Court today judgment WAS entered in
favor OF Edmund @. Lttchtlcll In hIs suit
agatnst tho City OF Konosha for the futf amount
claimed, With fntceast and costs. This IL ono 0f
number nf butts brought agalnet tic City Of
hcnootla by holders ot bo,hla issued years ago
IN a!d Of railway enterprises.
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LOTTERIES IN WISCONSIN,


MILWAUKEE, Juno l0.-In tie ca8o of Frank
Dal1e1l, Charles sparsue, and John Winengcr,
charged With settling Kentucky Lottery tickets,
the Jury jnsra 10 agree. unl wsre discharged.
'Ilic lust vote stool to 2 for conviction, aud
PREVIOUSLY III several occasions tue poll sowo.l
IL tn agatnst tllv defendants. District At
tornry Mckinney Is 'low preparing 10 con-
duct thorough nanl swrcpln: ptoscc.,.
siou ngAfnst Dalzell nnu nll Of his
agents ln this. ritz, upon tfe c1largo
ut prnns 0tinS II lutsrry. Warrants ure belng
lss!letl, and thn arrests may embracE rs nlauy as
tl'lft t'.rstiiss as I'M Gyniaiee uf tho detcr,,.
haIlnh ot tue prt:erlltIng Attorney tu stop ttls
iutteTy business, It may bo added that within
tn days tlast 10 has rtaved MI embargo upon
ING receipt AMI forwarding OF messages c,tcu.
!Ateu tn uFulnote Or att lntteries iy ills Western
uh!on Telegraph lines. ltu mas also orleret,
te >e,fft, Ltroa, nna other lea1l,Ig dulles 10
cease tie publication OF lotteEy udyerti.e,s nfs
nHc1.
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FLOOD u l. O'bRIEN'S BROTHER,
SAN FKANClsco, Juno l0.-'rhe EranlinT ta1s
eventng says q compromise has bosn enee|ea
between tho Goldman heirs md Patrick o'b1ot'
brother OF tho late William O'l}rlcl, tie n.l ~
ionalre. Tho sum paid O'DEton Is SoooVu' '''
which he rvnounccs all caIms 10 the estate.
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tho principal. but 10 accept por cent Interest.
6Yhcn the bontholdcrs Withdrew, the Comrait-
sce took tic proposition under. consideration.
1t Is undcrstootl TINT m effort was. made to
ndopt rcsolusona that 1t was tie scnse Ut tbs
Committeu tint tho debt should To scaIoJ but
the resolution was defeated,
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lsI1RAtTED.

.srfcidi Df*nesrh 10 The Tribune.
Sioux CITY, H.. June 18.-Dr. II. s. Warner,
who has wEin living at Watcrloo, passed
through nero Tuesday with Mtss Getty. Of Ne
braska City, whom he cnt!ccd from homo on
promise Of marriage. Tile lndy's brother crossed
tic river last night IN pursuit. Whrn ho meets
the Doctor something sertol,s Ii expected.
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MURDER AND SU1CiDE. '-'' :
PHILADELPHIA, IA, Juno 10.-Jcatousy caused
James +. DouEhertY, OF Fraukford, to shoot
bis wlfo and himself lust nj hit.
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MEMPHIS, Tenu., Juno 10,-The Jury In tl,e
case Of John ]. O'Brleh for the alleged seluc-
tton OF Miss ltzzlo Ncss, this afternoon re-
turned yertlrt aeatust defendant, assessing
damages at $3,UD,
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NVttIH O1QNft98 IN 4Nf 3Ft0HHE.
1NplANAroLIs, lud., Junc l0.-1he Managcra
Of the l'ltuoia Line Mill probably suspend tl!e
Whaling uulsanre In obediunce to tho demand
VI tho people along tl.eis lur, the cltxaEs agyee-
Ing 70 indemnify lhe ruaI fur damages i,i any
suit that Hay bs maintained TOR failure 10 c0ui-
ply with IN !dlotle law, J.,
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FOURTH QE July,

BAN FHAEclsco. Juno l0.-Ehe San Fsane'.so
Stock Exchange, al I'LL executive tnectn.h ~
day, decided to adjourn after noon, OF lau''
day, July j. uustl the following Monday.
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NEW YORK,

NEW YoaK. June l9.-Tho statement Of the
Lake shoru IL Michigan Southern Railroad Conf
pany for the six months OF 1871 q uua partly
catimatetil shows tho gsoat earnings to bu $u,-
GT,Ef.. anl tic Operating exnrnscs md taxrs
Si,.l7,Gl. Net earnings, 2,720, ,501, against
81, .biH for lie iltst slx months Of 1873.
After the payment OF tic fntarcst, rentalk a,l
dividends OIL tho Guaranteed stock, there ID a
balance Of Si,370,5Gl.
The Michigan Central Railroad Conpany's
statement for tl't first half Ut 1870 SLOWS tic
gross earnings to haze bae,l Sa,,lil, 100; oporat-
Ing expenses af.ll tnxes, tkN; lcayln4, net
earnings $l.1nI, ,0W, against {!Di,al9 for tic
tlrst six months III 1873.
Tie interest md rentals amount to S3ll 900;
the baluncv, $,all ,s0, fur dividends.
NEW Yo'tk, dune 1N.-I'hu Lakc Shore Ra-
lnad Cotnpany haA declared dividend Of al>s
trat lsallroad Company DECLARED dividend Of
~ ptr cent, payable The sums date.
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EFANAVILLE,

BptftW U9.4a4cA IT, IAs TttbaAt.
IspIANAroLls, Ind, Jllne l0-A number Of
Evansville busluets men NIT George It. Eager,
Of boston. here. and entered Into negotiations
With hlm Is representing she bondholaefs OF tho
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CHIEf-jUSTICE RYAN.
hnAei7f Disth1feh In TAA Yxfkunk

MADISON, Wis, June lp.-Julge Ryan passed
= very comfortable n!ght, aIa to-day d., Phil
Fog, tho. attendant physician, gisos H. Is his
opinion tl.at thero Is every c',auvo for his 10.
cOYnrS.
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LOUISIANA STATE DEBT,
New ORLEANS, June 10.-At the conference
to-day between the Boulholdcrs' Committee
and the Convention Committee On the State
debt. tho bondlulde1s proposed to keep Intact
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says the mother seemed to DO getting weaker
MI tho time, and aaid she feared ahe would not
rca wall
BRUTAL womAS.K1LL1Sa.

snectai Dtepasea to 7na 7sfssnA
eT. Louis, No., juno le.-May wns bloody
month lit tile at. Louis criminal calendar; nolesa
thau flvo murders llaro been ptrpctratcd during
the past twenty daya. The Inst one occurred
thls afternoon IN tho yarl OF No. 819 South
Third street, tho victim bolng A2lao Rosale
.htlon, German 45 years old. The murderer Is
l,cr divorced husband, William Henry Erb, q
man nearly 90 yoars Of nge. The two
bavo not lived together for oyer year. Erb,
who was the proprietor Of hand-cart, had
taken up lis stand Just a block from tho abode
Of his wife, md eyed with suspicion her every
movement. This afternoon she was washing
cluthng in the ward. 1rcr 7.ycar-old daughter
Mary was playing In tho alley directly In
thu rear. The fathcr approached and asked
tho littlo ono whether hcr mother was
in. The child replied ia tho affirmative, anl
Erb, raulting over the fence, found himself III
the presence OF his divorced wife, What words
passcd between the two Mt this point will probn-
bly, ncror be known. Ten seconds after they
had met The woman ran out Of the front door Of
her residence with tho blood flowing In streau,a
SIDE. Her married alstcr, Fannie Gen
III, nlo llycs Mt No. 315 South Third,
hearing the cries, ran oft on TINT thoroughfa.e,
and into the arma OF the wounded woman. Tho
latter mut.ering, "0h, my poor daughter" fell
dead Mt her ssstor's fcot. The murderer was, In
the meantime, walking lelsercly away, when his
ltttle child pointed him out to two men who
were passing by, and Who had hearl the
woman'a cries, as the perpetrstos of
tho bloody work. They followed him
up, aud, upon arrivlng at tho
corner OF Fourth and Elan street, polluted him
ot,t to q poltcn officer, uho took him Into Gus
touy. When nskel about tho cutting, ho NIL.
swercd. !" I don't know nothing about IT,"
Tho knife with which ho had accomplished tho
deed was found sticking In tho sda Of a vault
wherc ho had thrown 1t, When ipter.
viewed ia his cell It tho Chestnut
Street Station, Ero exhibited q wonderful
GOODNESS, and expressed a. total Ignorance
Of the whole affair. It appears tl.at
lie tns several times called upon mud threatened
10 kill his wife aael children. Upon each OF
these ocrasons he had With him the identical
bowic-knite which l,e used with such telling
effect on his wtfo's person this afternoon. His
children, boy OF 13 and his 7-year-oll daughter,
both idcntity the weapon as tho ono that tho
father was In the habit Of carrying. They
further claim that, Gu the 9th day OF August
lnst, he chased their mother around tho block
with tllis weapon In bis hand, aud, but for the
Intervention Of outsiders, he would then have
done the work lie accomplished go vol to-day.
Pure devitshness is said to be the solo incentive
which led to the brutal homicide, tic woman
having tried tl1ne and agaiu to live with the
man, but Without nva,l, as he always treated her
10 q brutal nanner. 1t Nas this that led 10 the
divorce.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, April Is. The Bulgarian Assem-
bly, meets on the 9th, for the election of
Prince.
Parole did not start at Newmarket to-day,
for the international handicap, which was
won by Brigham.
ROME, April Is. An agreement has been
effected between Germany and the Vatican,
on some points concerning the Bishops, who
are the most compromised with the German
government. The idea of concordat has
been abandoned, but declarations will be ex-
changed establishing new order of things
relative to the legal position of the Bishops.
ST. PETERSBURG, April Is. The statement
that Russia has demanded the extradition of
the Nihilst refugees from England, is denied.
BELGRADE. April Is. 1t is reported that
considerable force of Albanians entered Ser
Wan territory Thursday.
PARIS, April Is. There is no doubt Blan-
qui will be elected member of deputies from
Bordeaux, but it is believed the government
will refuse amnesty to him, because to grant
him amnesty would alarm the left centre and
ensure the rejection of Jules Ferry's educa-
ton bill by the Senate.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Turks Reported Preparing for an
Invasion.

PEsTH April l9. The Turks are terrifying
the coast of Epirus, particularly in the neigh
borhood of Prevesa, and a Turkish war YES
sci i. cruising off the coast. ostensibly to pre-
vent Greek incursions, but it is believed to be
really in consequence of the apprehension of
the landing Of band of Italians and Albani,
in the Epirus, with the object of securing Al
bantam autonomy.
LONDON, April Is. In the Commons Cart
wright moved resolution giving Greece her
Just claims as embodied in the Berlin treaty
list.
Northcote said the negotiations for mixed
occupation of Eastern Roumelia were not
broken off. England made no appeal to the
Sultan in regard to the Khediye, and was not
pledged to any policy with France.
Sir Austin Layard, British Ambassador to
Turkey, said he was of the same opinion of
Salisbury and Beaconsfield, that the line of
the Balkans as fixed by the Berlin Congress,
should be maintained. Therefore he hoped
Russia would consent to occupation by the
Turks.
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WASHINGTON.
Congressional Gossip.

WASHINGTON, April Is. In both houses
of Congress, yesterday, the session was de-
voted to debate on the proposed political leg
islation in connection with appropriation
bills. The time for finishing the debate in
the House was fixed for next Friday, and it is
hoped that q vote will be reached on Satur-
day next.
Rescinded.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued
circular resembling the one of April LIST, as
all the per cents therein offered have been
sold
1910 Bonds.
The Treasury department this evening is
sued the 9Sth call for the redemption of
Sl60, 600, 900 of 1910 bonds of 1864, SAG
775, 900 coupon and Sll5, 225, 900 registered,
principal and interest to be paid at the treas
ury july 10Th and interest to then cease.
4 Per Cent. Bonds.
Subscriptions to the per cents up to I
o'clock Thursday aggregated S39, 600, 900,
and the residue of $3.50, 600, 900 was taken by
banks and bankers.
Republican Caucus.
A joint republican caucus of Senators and
Representatives was held tonight, for pur-
pose of appointing Congressional campaign
committee. The advisory caucus committee
reported through Chairman Frye that the re-
publican members of the House should offer
no dilatory motions or resort to fillibustering
to prevent introduction of general legislation
during present session. but they should quiet
ly oppose consideration of all legislation be-
yond appropriation bills, which were the
cause of the extra session. The recommen-
dations were unanimously adopted.
The following are the New England mem
bers Of the Congressional campaign commit
mittce Reps Lindsey of Me-, Grape of
Mass. and Waite of Conn, and Senator Roll
Inns Of Mass.
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THE FOUR PER CENTS.
A Heavy Subscription In New York and
Boston.

BosroS, April IL. A syndicate of nineteen
banks and banking firms of New York and
Boston, yesterday, subscribed for Sl5O, 0OO,-
900 four per cents, and 81 900, 900 funding
certificates, the largest amount of subscrp-
tons to the funded loan. This will close out
all the four per cents government wishes to
sell.
WASHINGTON, April Is. Secretary Sher-
man announces that in consequence of the
proposal of New York syndicate to take $780,
0O0, 900 four per cent bonds and $40 ,000, 900
of refunding certificates, the circular offering
bonds for sale is rescinded Subscriptions
made by other parties, previous to receipt OF
the syndicate's telegram at six last evening,
amounted to S48,000,OO0. The Secretary
states that the bonds will all be divided be-
tween these subscribers and the syndicate,
but he is not prepared to state the nature of
allotments, or amounts to be awarded respec-
tive parties.
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MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE DEXTER BANK.
Another Celebrated Expert Re
ported mt Work.

DEXTER, April Is. A story is going the
rounds Of the papers that there are to be fur
ther developments in the Barron case, a oele-
brated New York accountant having been
employed to examine the affairs of the bank
Enquiry among the bank officers here fails to
discover any foundation for such a report
Fire at WelIs..Two Lives Lost.
PORTLAND, April Is. A special to the Adj
vertiser reports a fire at Wells, Friday morn
ing, by which all the buildings on the poor
farm were destroyed. Geo. Dickman, Over
seer, and Emulus Hill, pauper, persisted in
the flames.
Steamship Lake Champlain, from Liver
pool, arrived this afternoon.
Infanticide in Pittston.
PIrrsroS, April IS. The body of male
infant fully developed, was found in the vault
of house at Pittston, yesterday morning A
woman has been arrested as concerned in the
affair. An inquest will be held. BE
Temperance.
BRUNSWICK, April IL. There was tenn
perance rally at Brunswick yesterday after
noon and evening. The principal address in
the afternoon was by Hon. Neal Dow of Port
land, who spoke in his usual forcible and
earnest manner, and held the attention of his
hearers for nearly two hours. Rev. John AL
len and Mrs Darlington of Portland also
made brief addresses in the evening. T. X.
Simonton, Esq, of Camden, delivered an
able and interesting address upon Wine and
its evils" Large and attentive audiences
were present upon both occasions. hzssSaa
Marine News.
PORTSMOUTH, April Is. Schooner l.. s..
Barnes of Dresden, from Wiscasset for Bos-
ton, with hay, went ashore on Jerry's Point,
Friday noon, breaking the main boom. Fri
day morning, when off Cape Porpoise, the
main boom knocked Capt. Alley overheard.
and he was drowned. A tug has gone to the
scene, hoping to save the vessel.
A later despatch says the schooner will
prove total loss. The tug made every eff
fort to get hor off withyut success.
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Colby University Notes.

Fast day IS generally welcomed here, as
of course there were no recitations. The
first base ball game of the season was played
in the afternoon. The ground was pretty
soft, so there were frequent errors. The
sods have recently been removed from the
diamond, and the grounds are to be rolled
and prepared for the coming games The first
nine have a new man-Andrews of 'S2, from
Hebron. Their prospects for this season APP
pear fattering
The Sophomore prize defamation occurs
Wednesday evening. The committee on
prizes are Rev. w. A. Spencer of the Bap-
list church. II. w. Dunn and Prof Elder.
1t NAV not be improper to add that the Can
tata here took immensely.
1t is lamentable fact that thousands re-
gard an affection of the throat or lungs, such
as Coughs. Colds or Hoarseness, with ex-
treme Indifference. These complaints are
often but the forerdnner of Consumption. and
can be instantly cured by DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Price 90 cents.
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FINANCIAL.
A Large Amount Of Money Accumulat.
ing in England.

LONDON, April Is. The Times financial
commenting on the bond return which show $
reserve of $4,000, 900 higher than the cor
responding period of '1S, says money is gath
ering more into a stagnant mass in the Lon
don market, and exists now in such amounts
that were peoples minds at ease, gigantic
schemes and speculations would spring into
being.
As the matter stands, government alone
can be expected to trench upo this unu. ual
hoard. Its requirements on behalf of India
and South Africa, the most likely means now
visible for absorbing the money which weighs
on the market, to the extent that makes lend
ers' occupation almost profitless. There is
no business enterprise, no confidence in bust
ness prospects, and strong sense of insecur-
in nearly all business departments which
prevent free employment of funds.
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CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.

Hawley's steam MILL Shelby, Mich, has
been burned. The engineer was killed and
the fireman injured by the explosion of the
boiler.
The Secretary of War declines to furnish
rations to the colored people flowing into
Kansas, and refers the petitioners to Con-
gress.
The residence of L. A. Hartman, Evans
town, ILL.,, was burned last night. Loss about
&2s, 900.
The 18th infantry has arrived at Bismarck,
from Border Creek, where new military
post is to be erected.
Yesterday, at New Orleans, q convention
of colored people was held to consider tho
exodus question.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
A Tornado,

CHAnLEsToS, April Is. Portions of South
Carolina were to-day visited by a tornado.
In WATERFORD, over 100 houses and all the
churches were demolished Is persons were
killed and many wounded. The storm visited
other places, doing more or less damage The
residence of DIR. Rivers, at Waterboro', was
blown down and his wife. daughter and q
visitor were killed. number of houses
were blown down and many damaged. The
cars standing on the track were blown into
the river and vessels were torn from their
mOorings. Little damage, however, was done
to shipping. At Mayport, number Of cot
tages were demolished.
The distress in WATERFORD, on account of
the tornado, is so wide spread that the city
authorities have forwarded provisions for the
relief of the sufferers. Over $1,000 were
also sent.
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NEW YORK.
Weather Reports.

easterly gale are prevailing. There was a
fog all night, wind shifted to northwest, Their
m ometer 80 dogs.
Heavy snow storm.
Appointment.
The Mayor has received document from
the Governor removing Police Commissioner
Nichols. The Mayor appointed Charles Nc
Lead. nephew of Samuel j. Tiden, to fill
vacancy.
Exports.
Exports of provisions and tallow for March
show that New York exported 81 1903 less
than March of last year; Boston, S54, l53 ;
Philadelphia, $40, 92S; and Baltimore $780,
800 more.
Snow Storm.
heavy snow storm is prevailing through
out Northern New York.
The WalkA
But ten walkers are left on the track at
Gilmore's Garden and the chief interest is in
Panchot. Panchot keeps up steady lead of
about 10 miles and has made 403.
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GIVEN UP ny DOCTORS.

as it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up and
at work, and cured by so simple remedy"
81 assure you it is true that he is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop Btters and
only ten days ago his doctors gave him up and
said he must dier'
"Well-a-day! That is remarkable. will
go this day and get some for my poor George
i know hops are good"
Stop that terrible cough, and thus avoid a
consumptive's grave, by taking DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. As a cough rem
edy it is unsurpassed. Sold by druggists.