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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-03-26
louisiana State University
And horticultural and Mechanical College.

The next session of this Institution begins
january 3rd, lSSl.
Eand closes July 4th, 1881.
NULL instructor By AN ABLE AND
L experienced faculty in the usual collie
gate studies. Cadets will have choice OF
four cuurses-Liassical. Scientiic, AgrItui-
tnral and Mechanical. No tuition Zee IS
charged. There is an annual fee vi five dol
lars. Total charges for board. etc, in the
University. nineteen dollars per nionth.
Cadets. upon entering the University, be-
fore being assigned to quarters or elasses
and every three months there;.i -er. shall
present to the President the Ire:tsrlcr's re-
ceipt Tor three months fees in advance. Ca
diets shall be required to purchase their
own text books, and must provide them
selves with uniform and under clothing.
For further information, addres.
WM. PRESTON JOHNSTON,
President
Baton Rouge, La jan-l 50
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ePECIALE

ANNONCE 6PECIALE
Al(NEL LION,
Magasin de Vetements Popu-
Dun PRIx! |
LIE plus waste au Sud de New
York.
Nos. l9J, I97ct 199 rue
Viellle Ltvee, coin
Ste.Anne.
TouiOurs en- tete-Ma Devise:
Les plus beau articles su
plu. bias prix. el tout IL
ticle s,lE;lMti tel quill
est repreSente etre.
$4,000
dc Costumes ct de Surtouts pour hommes
eun gens, garSOns, ct e%hfauis. de tou
ties les qualities, de tous les genres. Cos
tumeset Surtouts qul doiyeni ttre vendus
SANS ogard u priA co0tants.
Je d0nne quclques prix:
COSTUMES d'enfants de g 50 a So 90
COSTUMES de yareons de % 90 a 81 so
SURrOUTS de g. 30 i So on
COSTUMES de ~jeunes gems De . 70 : 81
SUhTOCTS de 81 % il Xi2 81
COSTUMES dhommes de IS 80 Il SIS %
SURTOUTS de 50 50 II SD %
Egalenltcnt un assortment LOB lott de SUR
TOUT dc PrintcInps, MarrOns, Bleuls
Noirs ct Girls IS.
Articles de Toilette!
Unc Specialize.
JACKETS CARDIGAN pour Hommes e.
Jeunes Gems.
Grand assortment do MOUCHOIRS de tot
IL ct dc sole. tOLS, CRAVATES e,
NOEUDS des derniers genres ct DIES
sins.
I'm choix elegant hANNEAUX de cravates
dEPINGLETTES a dts prix extre
meut mOdiques.
Excitement une waste assortment de NAL
LES. VALl>ES, sACS DE VOYAGE
OMBRLLLES de sole ct de cotton.
Non Department de Cha
peaux
comprends les dernieres modes.
CHAPEAUX
,, Laine. Feutre ct Sole,
Pour Hommes. Jeunes-Gens ct Epfants qu'
i'otfre au plus has prix.
! J'invite rcspectueusement tous les %visitsur'
de la compagne a emil voir mon maya
sin ct D ne pas Sc laisser tromper thum
buggsd) eli payant des forts prix all
leurs. mails Il venir me vOir a mon
Magasin Populaire de Vete'
ments dun Prix
dec-l1-S0.
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PREHKTORIC MAN.-Sonoma and adjacent
counties appear to be perfect mine OF inter,
estiDg curios1t1es In the shape OF petrfdcatlons
belonging both to the animal and vegetable
Kingdom. What is most remarkable Is the
fact that these relics OF bygone ages are otten
found In the alluvial deposits SO near the sur.
face Of the earth as to frequently be revealed
by the plough. We have before US petTllac.
ton recently ploughed up on the rancn OF
Patrick Lawlor on the SonoE1a mountains, four
or I'VE miles from this city, and at an altitude
OF several hundred feet above the valley or tide
level the specimen is the head and neck OF
i Tenor or thigh bone Of mastodon or some
other mammoth animal belonging TO the pre-
historic period. IG is complete peJrifactlon,
nearly six inches In diameter across the
crown, and about seven inches from apex of
crown to base. IL weighs eight pounds We
nave several specimens OF large bones found
In this vicinity but this Is the most perfect
petrifaction OF that kind that hascome under
our notice. AS this was found so near The sur
face, we doubt not that with but little labor
other bones belonging to the same monster
animal OF which this Is part can be found
Peta luna Argus.
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DIED.

BARRIER. In Georgetown, ID; q on March u.
lssl, at her late residence, No. 34lI Fourth street
Funeral will take place from Trinity Churt b.
Georgetown, o-morrow trHesdsy). At O'Clock.
Relatives and friends are Invited t. attend.
BERNARD. On March 10th, JOHN L. BERNARD.
in TIE twenty seventh year OF his age
Funeral will take place on Tuesday. the 10th in
slant, at m. from his late residence, 1880 an
barton street, Georgetown.
DAVENPORT. On Saturday, March 10th. 1851.
at z J. a. M; CHAs. L. DAVENPORT. in the thirty
Funers will take place from his late residence.
li2' asth street northwest tuesday, 18th instant.
DAVIS suddenly, of diptheris, on Monday.
a mStSl aotn iSoa, AZ oi9 a. II ipA hsrELLE.
OF Charles L. and Ids = Davis
=. Funeral on Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock from
northwest.
:JoEDsN, o, At Morr'stown. \; J., on the 2sth
OF March, 1881. AUGUSTA r., wife of Edward Jor-
dsn, formerly Solicitor of the Treasury.
LEE. Entered into rest. at IL O'Clock sunday
1 nssa h hnra 2 ii lSs sdsr LONG ana p,n
LEE, in the pinetioth year Of her age.
Ennersl . from Israel g M = Church, and Ist
Titcd. ''' - N''' '0'-'-7 % NC mummy ''e III
MALLORD. At IL O'Clock Sunday morning.
March 27th. 1881, after an illness Of two weeks.
which she bore with Christian ferttude, JANE @.
MALLoRD. daughter OF the late Charles Mslord. OF
Bath county, Va, in the forueth yesr of her ago.
Remains at her brother in laws, Johu King 1882
St. AuTustsne's Church, 18th street, 6ssxee fV {
ard NJ, at 10 O'clock q. IN where requiem mass
will b. said.
OLCOTT. On Saturday, March 26th, ISL altar
short illness, Mrs. ELLA L. OLOoTT, wife OF W.
Ii. Olcott. and daughter of Col. A. Moore
funeral from her fathers residence, S04 .
street, Georgetown, on Tuesday, March 29th, Mt
O'Clock y. Ii.
DURHAM. On Sunday. March 81 1881, Of pneumo
at the residence OF her 1927 Sth street north
west, ANNA AEBLING OURDAH, in the forty ninth
year of her age.
sFuneral services will be held at the chanel Oak
Illl cemetery at p II Tuesday, the 29th inst III
PRA1Hf r. Moldsy. March 2sth, 1881, after a
lii 20 rpE illness, josiah I. Php TIER, aged sixty
years, ee en- months ana ten days
Funeral from his late resio ence, No. 42l street
nor,hw est Wednesday, 3 O'Clock y. HI Relatives
and friends respectfully invited 10 attend. Baltl-
more lapers please copy.I
RINGGOLD. on March 27th. ISL, after q long
illress, borne With great forIitude, Thomas
AKEaPtS IL hetwenty seventh year of his re. son
of the late Lieutenant Colonel George II. Rinsgold.
[. s A and eldest grandson of the late Colonel
Thomas Condy, Of Charleston, g &.
$50 pass swsy the besutiful Of earth
Funeral services VIII take place from the church
OF the Immaculate conception, Tuesday, at
O'Clock J. m. Relatives and friends of the family
are invited TO attend.
WILSON. ON the 27th of March, 1881, Mrs
RACHEL Ann WILSON, ia the sixty second year OF
her age
Her remains viii lie taken from the residence OF
her SOD, z. r. Wilson. lila ii street northwest
TO morrow 18th instant, at 3 80 O'Clock q. m TO
st. Marks Church. Howard county, Md where
the funeral services will take place
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JOEN SHERMAN & Co.
- Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
FRONTING ON DELAWARE AVENUE
S0UIH SIREET AND SECOND STREET
By virtue OF a deed OF trust dated January -
Slst a ID looO, and duly recorded In .iber f"aH
no s36, foho 80 ct seq Of the land records A..0.
OF tne District Of Columbia. and at the request of
Tue party secured thereby, We will sell at public
auction, IN 'front.' OF the premises, on MONDAY,
APRIL nth, 1881, AT O'CLOCK p. , the follow
Ing escrioed real estate. situate in the city Of
NashinxtoB, District OF Columbus to wit The
NORTH PART OF square east OF square bered five
hundred and forty six, (5i6,) beginning for the
saue al the northeast corner OF said sIuare, run
lns shence south along the east line OF said square
ana second street west three hundred (50O) feet
four and one half az inches thence southwest
$3.50 feet, thence westerly to in.srsecs the xes line
OF sald square and Delaware avenue at point dis
tant one hundIe1 and fifty-one U5I feet north.
easterly from this southwest corner OF satc suusre
theIce ncrtheasterly along the YES. line OF said
squire and Delaware avenue four hundred aud
Ole l4OD feet four al one half 40 inches to thu
northwest corner OF ssld square, thence east along
the moth line Of said squsre one hundred and
hfty eight 5s) feet ten (O inches to the place of
beginning, improved by brick warehouse
Terms Of sale ne-fourth cash and the balance
In one, two aid three years. equal payments, with
int rest at 81 per cent Per anrum, payable semi
annually. deposit of $3.50 requi red at time II
sale II terms Of .aie are not compiled with 10 seven
days the rust reserve the right to resell at risk
and cost # defaultng purchaser. after five days
advertisement IN Evening Star.
DAVID WALKER, r...
NATHANIEL OARUSI,> 1i"e'oeo'
JOHN SHERMAN & CO., Aucts. m23 w., I, m&ds
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THOMAS BOWLING, An .tioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE At AUCTION


VALUABLE sibE tSAT hH HsJHEF r e TIE SOUTH
pprvprx G Il 2 Hx kT3WN. III. p; S;nrrr,r,
NgMBkREp. RE sPEGT1vRfY. $500 AND ss22.
day Of Cctober, A D. is77 and re ece s A.
smong the land records Of the District Of ,4sA
Of party f thersS S s ny e
signed Trustee, on on FnIDsY, THE FIesr DAY OF
offer for sale subject to ali taxes and mi
public auction. in front OF the premises all that
in Georgetown, in the District Of UoIumbia ~ ami
being snown and described as parts of lots lum:
s ann h o ss @
f ~ me ns o. bdge street distant
Ierseclon Of the south line OF said street with the
line dividing in lots 90 and 81 and ra11ins thence
sasse Gns s9nf sa sees ny 5 iee sasn nee
ten Ql0) feet, to the line OF alley. twenty (2O}
feet wide thence weste ry along said alley to Inter
Shining. and parallel with the second line above
described and thence northerly with said line re-
Of beginning and also the free use forever of the
alleys reserved and dessriIed in the deed from
with the improvements thereon, consisting OF two
commodious brick dxeliog houses each having
thereto appertaining, viii be offered for sale sep
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
IN cash, Of which one hundred dollars on each par
&c, sold mnst be paid Is a deposit at the time Of
siI and twelve months from the day OF sale. for
nnGh deferred payments the purchaser will be
f dtsd 70 give his pronissory notes bearing date
from the said day of sale and payable respectively
from h nG Twelve months after date. with interest
o .uelr cate. semi annually at the rate of seven
dS Sei t per annnm, until paid and secured by
the 70 the satisfaction Of the Trustee,
I,sensee 500 or all cash, at the option of the
po.. S All conveyancing at the purchasers
SS"a a Ime yer ms are not complied with within
ne rsht to resell the any parcel there
&c.. te lsh Sna cost OF the purchaser In default
RIoHARD r: CRAWFORD Trustee
uar.1-d&ds No. 3639 Q st 0eorseioWu, D @.
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I O21 The GREAT 1907
Il 90 l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 90
10 THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

Double Track. Steel Rails.
SPLENDID ScENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS h hFEEG Wa MAE9a fa5s f 1s ns0o
corner of sixth and streets, as follows:
For seepnE ta ana hs ssars daily S
aai viz e. seegas .S Gsfs from
daily, with Palace Cars to fitrsbufg
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
From Canandaisua, Rochester, Buffalo, NIAGARA.
yin rb Parler Oar to Watkins and the Nort1. At
EXCEPT except SATURDAY, with Palace Cars to Canaan
For New York and the f East Go M 10 30 M
PUMA amsn Psr saa d 10 60
For y B Sy H. daily, except sundsy:
fording direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid
For Si am Neg aSrs Gty
s. a i aSS Cd E EsRsS SO So aa
For Baltnore; $40: 500. $50 $50 a. M and
sunday &C. 10 a. r. 30 a9 nd i EaS 3 o. on
For Ippes Greek Line, $40 am and 4:4o NJ
For AnnsIolis 40 am. and 40 p. NJ daily. ex-
AlS SSYHSsssfashS' AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
TTAy' R APP RAAhtEEXANDkIA AND WASHING
and Il 80 sI % M M 'e On a. sun nm:
For esy fs so no and s;s 80 and
rrs das e. az go P daily eSespt sunday
ri sna 10 i G9 an GO and ;o5 p;
commodatione can be procared st the Office. north
east corner OF 18th street aad ayeane,
checkiDg OF baggage to destination from hotels and
i; + FARMER. General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. nov29
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from Chicago Evening Journal
BIGH LEGAL AUTHORITY.
An Opinion Upon a Subject of Genera,



Good morning, Mr. SWEET
GOOD morning, sir"
The one who uttered this universal ssn.imen,
was representative CT tie Eren1ag Journal and
his sanitation was directed to Hon. Leonard SWEET
The distinguii he'd 10 yer and ivocate.
GOOD morn ing, Mr.. well know Won evan
do not quite recall your name. The newspaper
fraternity is large, and ono may be- pardoned for
not possessing memory which would include
them all. he truth is The human memory no
matter how certain it msy be in any given direc.
ton. is pretty to be defective in the matter Of
names. We associate cognomen with some pe-
culsrity Of the person. aud have observed III :.
few individuals do so successfully. But what can
do for your"
II learned from mutual friend that you had
been suffering severely from an stack of muscular
rheuma tlsm and neuraIgis, but that you had been
quickly and completely cured VIII you tell ms
how you came to recover so promptly, and are you
again able to attend TO business, I am suffering
similarly myself
Why certainly" replied hIr. Sweet. 'I can
tell you exactly. had noticed the many indlrse-
ments OF q certain remedy with which was unac-
quaiDted, s0d as had felt the urgent need of re
lief from the pain l was enduring, / thought
would try it, i had very severe pains In my neck
and shoulders. and 1t VAS certainly aggravated
case OF muscular rheuma ism AID neural.ia Al
though had no special faith the power Of III
remedy L was advised to try, L presu ned il was
about as good as any liniment. The result how
ever, was really surprising and IN every way salts
factory. i was completely relieved b. tae use O
st. Jacobs Oil"
ibid you find it positive in it's results"
'1es, 1t seemed have peculiarly 30 rerru
and penetrating effect e0in- at once to the cause
OF the difficulty and curing it. Fer general rheu
mafic and neuralgia troubles | be ieve st. Jacob.
vi VI II bring relief. 1t is certainly the best re-
medy of the kind have ever known
Thanking Mr.. SWEET for his courtesy and infor
nation the ma of fha
curing a bottle OF the much-lauded OIL lie pro-
ceeded to apply it before retiring that night. The
result was remarkable. peculiar tin cling sensa-
ton similar to electricity. but far mora pleasant
was felt in all parts where the remedy WAS applied.
The dull pains which had been constant and an
noying during the day entirely passed away and
Sleep came with all its refreshment. In the morn
ing oil traces Of tha trouble Of the day previous
had departed, and the J0"TndE representative felt
as do many others have before, that ST. jacobs
vi, the Great German Remedy. is the best and
NEST thorough conqueror of pain thu world hiss
ever known. If
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THE EVENING STAR.
..............N March -, 1851.
TESTIMONY AGAINST HyR TO Be TAKEN N THIS
COT STkY AND EUROPE.

COT N1hY AND EUROPE.
At Kingston. Il. l.. Saturday. the Snrague
case was considered before Judge Porter. Mrs.
Spragues petition for the bill OF particulars
wa: taken up. Mrs Sprague's counsel argued
tuSI Mrs. spraSue was entitled TO what she
ASKED lor 10 protect her from being compro-
missed by testimony which she would then
have no opportunity 10 reIute. The can r1tsT
on the other side argued that Il would he a
fair disclosure or the governors defense
against his wife's petition. IL there was any
danger Of what her counsel feared. the court
could and would protect her interests at the
the time OF TRIAL The court decided against
the petition, and stated that II a divorce
should be granted for non-support or
desertton. all the charges Of adultery
would be eliminated, SO as not to stand
as part OF the record 10 reflect on the one
against whom the case should be decided. An
olCer for commissioners TO take depoSitions I'm
New York state and the District or Columbia In
support OF kate Chase Spragues petition was
theh Issued by the court. The governors couu-
SCI SAID they would take dispositions ia Baden
teoep Paris, California, New JERSEY, New York
STATE, illinois, Missouri. Ohio, ana NJ sssachu-
SeIts. The time for the trial OF the cases was
ntht discussed. TWAS learned that Gen. Pryor
YOU'D Dc engaged April Is. the day that had
peeh selected Judge Potter said that IN that
case tie cases could not De tiled before the last
week In May, as the full bench of the SunroTr7e
Court y ould be busy on the regular docEefs ~
Kent, Washington, Newport aud Providence
cOuDtieS until then. The court thea "a iauTua,i
OUT not until after Judge Potter had ilforin i
the C0uDSe. that when the cases did rornn +
trial theIe would be no divergence made ron
Tie Us TAI course. There could be no arguments
or spec heS made.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

IRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT ON EIGarH STREET,
IE1WEEN P-AND Q STREETS NORTH
VEST, AT AUCTION
By virtue OF deed of trust given to me -
and duly recorded i'll hber 8l4. folio 95. one fsssS
OF the land records for the district of -A.A.
Columbis, and 81 the written request of the party
secur d. will sell at public auction on TUESDAY,
MARCH 29TIi, A. ID 1881, O'CLOCK p NJ, in
front Of the premises, all that certain piece or
parcel of ground situate snd lying in the city of
washington snd known and described as lot num-
Tered twelve I'D, in Thomas ,oulg and Samuel
Fowler's subdivision Of square numbered four
hundred and twenty-one, OH together with all
the improvements, ways, easement, rightP, priv
lieses aid appurtenaDces to the same belonging or
In anywise appertaining.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six twelve
and eighteen months. notes to bear interest and 70
be secured by deed Of trust on the property sold
all cash al option of purchaser. Convey snoiD9 aud
recording at purchasers cost. A deposit of slOO
required as soon as knocked of. Terms to be com
piled with in seven days, otherwise tie Trustee re-
serves the light to resell at the rick and Gust OF the
defauting purchaser after giving five days public
NOTICE OF such resale in some newspaper published
in Washington, y. G.
ROBT, III. WARD, Trustee.
marII-eo&ds $50 ~ St northwest.
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V1UOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT MT. PLEASANT, WASHINGTON COUN-
tue Of a decree OF the Supreme court

l1.
Ey virtue Of a decree OF the Supreme Court -
of the District OF Columbia. passed ia equity Inn
Cause No. o. 292, wherein William 8. Hoge Ill.
il complainant and John Ea.lestO1 and Others de-
feLGants tie undersigned. trustees, will sell st
DAY, THE ARR DAY APRIL, 1881, AT 5 CLOCK
P. M, all that piece or parce OF ground lying and
being in Mt. Pleasant, in the county OF Washing
ton sDd District OF Columbia, and known and de-
BcrjbGd as follows Beginning on the I4th street
road, Leading from the city of Washington, st q
pointed stone, and running thence north 81 de-
sT6es west so 100 chains; 1enCe north 81 dexrees
west e. 100 chains thence north As west A. 100
chains; thence south 30 degrees west 5 3d. l0l
chains; thence south 2O4 degrees west 80 100
chains and south S51! degrees eas. TO 100 chains
to the beglnnng, containing two acres OF land to-
gether with all the improvements thereon aud tie
appurtenances thereto belonging.
Terms OF sale are as follows, to Wit: Three HIM
dred dollars cash at the time of sale one fourth OF
the purchase money cash on the day OF sale or
within seven days thereafter, ana the residue in
three equal instaments at six, twelve nd eighteen
months from the day OF sale, the purchaser giving
his promissory nores for the deferred payments
lea rIug interest from thu day of sale until aid or
the purchaser may at his election pay al cash.
Deed TO be retained until last payment is made If
the terms OF sae be not compiled with. the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property thu risk
and cost of the defaultDg purchaser, after te
t,aJ . notice In 6 Ct ty paper.
CAZENOVt CT. LEE,
342 street NV,
WATSON J. NEWTON, -,.o
509 9TH street, 1'"s'ees'
r. p. JACKSON.
No. 1j5 Bridge ST., Geor2etown,
mar2S
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NHoMAs BOWLING. Auctionesr.
IN 3SIEES SALE OF FRAME BUILDING ON
ttSStnOMAS STRkET, BE TWEEN PROSRECT
Az fIbsI STREETS, GEORGET,JW

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME BUILDING ON
ssSSInOMAO STRkET, BETWEEN PROSRECT
hhNp FIRST STREETS. GEORGETUWN,
=, BY virtue Of deed Of trust bea,ns data
cor6a IN n 1a ty OF august 1880, aud duly re- -
SoI9eu IN noer S4S, folio 1i2, &c one ~ the liz.
of Co2R bs 0, AM h county IN the District
on ifesspy: the undersigned trustees viii sell IL
O'clock P. M, in front Of the Premises Il AZ Z
9S property. viz Part of lot vant
ESO), Ii va GeorsetoHn beginning for the ss,'aL
me west line Of Potomac street at point siHty n IN
Iset north OF the north line of Prospect street ana
tan tnsnee Forth with line OF Potomac street nine
neIs ~ ieet; thence west f:ty four (54) feet,
south nineteen 19) feet thence east fftyfonr 1ss9
Ieet 70 the next line of Potomac street and pacs ~
oeEl1Lihs. together with the improvements.
Terms OF eale: One third cash the residue In
two equal payments at six aud twelve mon ths. with
no.es bearing interest At Per cent per annum
until paid, and secured by . deed of trust an tina
property sold or all cash, At the option of the pur
chaser AL conveyAncing ct purchasers cost AiOO
required at time Of rae. II the terms OF sale are
not complis d with In seven days from the dsy Of
sale, the trustees reserve the right to resel the
same al the risk and cost OF defsultns purchaser.
VIM. d. OASSIN, In.
narlS-ds JAMES L. DAVIS, 1rustees.
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SMUGGLING DYNAMITE INTO RUSSI1.-Ths
Vienna PTeSSP says the Austrian police recently
informed the Russian Government that a con-
SIDERABLE quantity OF dynamite had been landed
AT Flume. 10 be forwarded 10 Russia. The Rus
sian authorities requested the AustTians Co
allow the dynamite 10 proceed as far as the
uonuir There IL was received 10y persons In
the uniform or Russian police. Subsequently
another body Of officials came TO seducstraIe
the dy Mantle. IL vas then discovered that the
rrSt-comers were disguised Nihllists, who
succeeded IN smuggling the dynamite into the
Interior. The opening OF the trial OF RussskOn
and his acconpiices has been fixed for April 4.