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RATHER ANCIENT,
some Remarkable Stories OF wonderful
Old People

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, April AIN Montre.
al, in January, 1850, Michel Gannue and
MeliSa Genier were married. He was
seventeen, she was fourteen. In 1901 they
removed to sco!tsburg, now scottsvIlle,
this county. There they lived together
for seventy'eight years. On the 9th OF
December, 1870, Mrs. Gannue died at The
sge Of one hundred and three years, after
. married life Of eighty.nine years. Her
husband is still living, one hundred and
eight years old. He lives with his son.in.
law, George Muir, at No. 81 Munger street,
10 this city. He is sound mentally. With
the exception Of being Q cripple from q
fall he had sixteen years ago, bis physical
condition is excellent.
He became blind In bis ninetieth year,
He was blind six years, when his sipht
gradually returned. When his vile was
dying he stood by her bedside. When
she could no longer speak 10 him he be.
came 80 affected that his eyessht failed
again. On the day Of her burial he Was
escorted to her coffin 10 take bis last look
OF bis venerable oonsort He could mot
W. "S. ANtSe AAV GAululuu6uI
is hard, after living nearly ninety years
with her, that she must be taken away
without my being able 10 see her again.
He had never been known TO weep before,
Mr.. Gannue 10 q basket.maker. He has
not worked at his trade since he became a
cripple. he is an inveterate user OF tobac.
co, but never drank intoxicating liauor.
His wife bore him sixteen children.
Eight-three sons and five daughters-
are living, besides thirty.eight grand.
children, twenty.three greatgrand child.
rem, thirteen great.great grand children,
eight great'great atgreatgrandchildren. A
lew months ago GAnnue'B eyeaight was
again renewed.
Joseph Ludlow, aged one hundred and
tour, lives In the Village Of Bergen. He
was born In Baden, Germany, and has
twice been married. He 10 sound mental.
ly and physloally. He varies bic life BY
visiting his children, who live 10 The eur.
rounding counties. He milks, saws and
chops wood, and is as active as healthy
man Of sixty. His Oldest child 10 eighty.
three.
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LONDON, April 2.-A public meeting.
convened Ly the Frsthrit Defense Commit.
mittee, was held at The Socialist CIub last
night, TO protest aSalnSt the seizure Of tho
plant Of the Fteihta and arrest Of Herr
Nest. An Englishmah presided and an
English edition oil the Freihsit was disttib.
uted 10 the room containing an appeal 10
Socialists Of all Natlohalitles. A fesolu.
ton was passed declaring The arrest Of
Mast and the seizure n the plant Of me
FtetltA arbitrary, njuBt and an act worthy
OF Russian and German despolism,
The Freihdt will be published as 1sual
during MasL's imprisonment, The DGiIv
Tekgdph stated that on the Liberal aide II
the House Of Commons strong feeling is
apparent agsinet the mode 10 which The
prosecution Of the Freihsit IA being cattitd
on, and this feeling will soon find expires.
sion,
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OEAHA, April 2,-sinCe the burning oil
the Grand Central hotel in September,
1873 Omaha has suffered from want oil
hotel accommodations. For some time
negotiations have been pending between
the owners OF the old site and Kitchen
Brothers, Of this place, for purchasing the
ground, and the bargains have been at last
closed, and q fine hotel will soon occupy
the place where the Grand Central stood.
Besides this improvement Omaha now
has under way BOyd's Opera House, with
a seating capacity Of l,,7OO, the Water
Works and sewerPt also Court Houhe to
cost $l5o, 600. The city will have many
new bubinesS houses al6o put up'thisyeGf
and 10 evidently taking q leap forward.
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Tie neS b,ard Of directors Of the In
nnC Asylum madoa change In the man.
llement cilhe institution at their session
Of oISnurday lAPt al Weston. They elected
d. WI, Bland, Of Weston, superintend.
Pn', aud Dr., ~ +. IInIIihen, OF this city,
tts' assistant. The officers displaced are
d. T. u. Camden and Dr.. A. II. Kunst.
Ihene@ Superintendent is to enter on his
duties on the 10th Of May, and DR.. Hulli.
asn on tho ljh Of June. Mrs. Mary B.
Ilcks9n contaued az matron, and Miss
Wa AcGcc Is to be her assistant. The
F'e',lent Of the new board Of directors is
John A, +, Martin, and tho new Secretary,
DrA.N, lent
TneacIecton Of Dr.. IInlIihen az frs. as.
'''Not viIgtye a great deal Of satisfaction
to hI'many friends here and throughout
The State. lie Is good phy8ician, a man
o'ezceIIcai Judgement aud highly cul.
iuIel gentleman.
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ARrHuR Ar NEW YoRK.
HIS Visit Olives RIse 10 Numerous 4
mOFs OF POIIlIeaI Conferences,

HIS visit Olives RIse 10 Numerous Ru,
mOTS OF Political Conferences. ,
NRw YoRK, April 4.-The Times says;
In regard to various rumora about the city
for the past torty'sight hours ota political
conference having been held Saturday
between Vice President Arthur, PostmAs.
Ter General James, Governor Cornell and
Senator Plat, II may be as well to state
that they arc utterly unfounded and made
out Of whole cloth. In regard 10 reports
which will be found in to.day's papers ol
the conference held yesterday between
these gentlemen at the Filth Avenue
Hotel or elsewhere, it can also be said
they are without foundation In fact.
ViCe.P President Arthur came here 10 at.
tend to his private business and his visit
had no political Significance. The same is
true Of Postmaster General James and
Senator Plat. .l.. u,l.
Commissioners French and Mason had
an appointment to meet Governor Cor.
nell Saturday, but their interview was
postponed till yesterday afternoon,
when they bad o long conference with
the Governor In relation to the Street
Cleaning Bureau and the bill now pend.
ing in the Legislature to give Mayor
Grace charge Of cleaning the streets. plty
Commissioner French also saw Vice
President Arthur yesterday on the same
subject, but with these exceptions no
conferences OF any kind were held. The
meeting Of so many prominent Republi.
cans IN the city was purely accidental.
The Vice President started for Washing.
ton at 10 o'clock last night in order 10
preside In the senste to-day, there being 9
no temporary presiding officer In that
city. Postmaster. General James and Sena.
tor Plat left on the same train.
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The Contents Of a Ruroau Drawer.

PARKERsRURa, April a. Considerable
excitement was raised Last evening by the
discovery Of the body OF an infant in the
Tucker ranch, The body was found In a
bureau drawer, where II had lain evident.
ly for several weeks, A coroner's Jury
was Immediately empAneled and the mat.
ter investigated. The body haG been
there 30 long, however, that the pbysiCians
SSs unable SoH5nn 70 on Sat SScGSn SI G It's de-
been foul play or not, That there was
wrong and mysterious In the
matter was clear, but the jury were un.
able TO come to any other conclusion than
that 'ftcape 10 tlSdeAth from causes un-
known TO them.n The ranch where the
body was found % the worst hole in the
State, and any crime emanating from 1t
would be no surprise to the citizens,
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THE OLD WORLD.
TIE BEAUTIEs OF LIFE AMONG TEE
ERRETEIMONARCAlEs.
OatFaESS On the IrIsh Land LsaEue-Rsd
Bread for PEISOn0Fa - RnssIAn RIEOr
-SPaia's Troubles at Home and In
Caba and TuFksy-RFancU's In-
bFOElIO with AIGisFs,
LANDlLEAGUE PRISONERS
COmPlAin Of the Menu In KIImaInha
JAll-A Specimen Bax of RPend.

COmplaIn Of the Menu In KtImaInham
JAil-A Specimen Box OF Bread,
DUBLIN, April 2.-Ths prisoners in the
KilmAinham Jail, atter:One days expert.
snce on prison diet, regretted that they
had accepted II in lien Of the fare supplied
them by the Land League. According to
the anew rules, applicable to these prison.
ers, they were obliged To give two days
notice 10 the jail authorities OF their de.
termination TO take the food supplied
by the government, and they entered
on the prison menu last Monday;
but breakfast and dinner Of the
new diet was enough for them, They
unanimously intimaled to the Governor
their desire To 60 back at once to the Land
League bill OF iaIe; but Of this decision the
Governor had TO get two days notice, aud
they were, consequently, unable to resume
their choice Of provisions out OF the Land
League funds until Wednesday morning.
They are now being supplied from neigh.
boring hotel. The prisoners complained
principally Of the quality Of the bread,
One Of the Irish members (Mr. Healy) is
TO bring up the question in the House OF
Commons, A sample OF the bread, neatly
packed In Q smal box and labelled "Not
dynamite" was forwarded to the Chief
Secretary, In the House Of Commons.
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A delegation OF colored men from BAlti-
more waited upon the President to-day
and presented an address asking fuller
recognition OF the claims oil colored Re.
publiCans OF Maryland. The President re-
piled briefly that he would examine into
the matter; that in appointment to public
offices, the fitness aud qualifications Of
the individual should be considered; the
color, black or white, could In itself be
neither a recommendation nor bar.
DETERMINATION IN LIFE INSURANCE.
There Is some feeling here among the
colored people on account OF alleged dis.
criminatIon against them by the life in.
suranCs companies, It is learned to-day
that the Prudential Life Insurance Com.
pany, ot New Jersey, has given notice
thatthey will charge colored people higher
ratee than whites, From its organization
to the present time the company has
charged the same rate OF premium to
white as to black psnons, and II has
bsen impelled 10 Its present course by the
heavy rate OF mortality among coloIed
people Ra compared with mortality among
white. The Secretary states that the COM
pany simply followed the example OF other
industrial insurance societies, one, the Met
rOpolitan, Of New York, excluding the col.
ored race entirely. The Company deem.
ed this unnecessary and hard, especially
as there are open to colored people few
lodges and societies having insurance sys.
tens The Secretary exhibited statistics
oi the comparative mortality Of whites and
deaths 10 ss follows: In New England,
whites 20; blacks 20; Middle States, whites
%, blacks So; the Northwest, whites II,
blacks 4s; the South, whites 10, blacks "a.
"Colored people," said the Secretary,
"who come from the South will be well 10!
day, but will suddenly take cold and die
Of hasty consumption" Here In Wash.
ington the wsll.to.do colored people pa.
tronlzs the lileinsurauce companies ex.
tenslvely, and they do not like 10 be dis.
criminated against on account OF color.
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ALExANDER's POLICY.
"He Would Mako orthO Empire Desert
and Call II, Peace"

AAS "SNAA ANAp VI Nhu htuptfb DeneEt
and Call II, Peace"
ST. PETERSBURG, April S.-Kibaltschi.
tisCh, the bomb maker, will be tried with
the other prisoners,
The Minister ol Roumanta to Russia and
the commandAnt OF the fortress died Of
the cold.
A military Gordon surrounds ST. Peters.
burg, Nobody h hallowed to enter or leave
the city.
The Council Of twenty-five elected by
the new temporary Council was presented
to the Emperor.
sT, PErERsnuRa, April at la officially
announced that the police investigation
In regard to the murder OF the Car led 10
the arrest Of man named Kibaltschitis
son oi priest, who made full comics.
sion, including q statement that he had
manufactured bombs similar 10 those used
by the assassin Russakotf. An order has
been Issued prohibiting the importation
OF easily innammAble substances,
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field oil honor at Bladsnsburg or any
where else. Last night and this morning
rumors were rife that challenge had been
sent by the cool little Yirgipian to the
hot.headed big Indianian, and that they
were about TO attempt the penetration
each Of the others body, In violation ot
the statue OF the District Of Columbia in
that case made and provided.
These Fumors OF war were what Senator
George, Of Mississippi, terms ''groundless
myths" Both the bslligerents OF yesteF.
day are "satisfisd," This without the in
teTposition OF officious friends or an ex'
change Of apologies or olbullets, or Of any
thing elese. Neither received deadly al
front; neither had the slightest desire to
receive a deadly wound; neither was
termed "a liar and Q sGoundrel and vii
LAIN" neither has sufficient faith in the
code to die for it. Peace reigns. Some
formal apologies may be made on Monday
and may not. The principals in the Tray
are content IS 1t is,
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McGREooR, IA, April 2. = Gustave
Rslchfus was assassinated last night at
o'clock, atthe house Of his brother Henry,
near Watson PobtoHlce,, tour miles from
Monora. The family were citing around
table reading when two barrels OF gun
were fred through the window, one
charge entering GuStave's left shoulder and
killing him instantly. The murderer 90.
capped. Henry ReiChfus was wounded In
the'hand and nearly bled 10 death. The
deceased was Q wealthy bachelor, worth
about $50. 900, most Of which was out at
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EUNnAYNrHnARY.
Yesterdays GcIeErnphlc Intelligence In
HtIrt Form,

MET T".u Se"'e j"
gc,copsCs,d ia s's,ii', , irn,,-,.,.
s,'H,J,v ",H,I yu''S'"o'' '"p0ea at Castle Garden
''.",u"y, y.'.,n.,, o,.
,,lII sEIII''EiieId' i5i Ohio, is excited over The
'na'l loS'
Phtrc jerome Bonnparlc arrived a
\ Galveston dispatch says tha. Gen
Wsr' md party left that city yesterjay
N' Nen Cruz.
lsly mus, hnyc lo,a nj Dowoo,,,,, ,,,u
oa Last vear's bujvot h'uv,I'.c shou.,i ~, eu!.'
encilioo0 Goo ,;,eo ;%"oE'' showed an e1'
lohnGrfI CletkstihO r.,,..,,t.
Csycagd, i4lIe lH,e,t Sh.cnrIn. hvrnn,u iI0use,
php. bn, no, totpoi,Sn' A"'''nuef' Lie 70
Tam rnE,I H. So,''''' .
ne,iS,r, ,g,", n,,',,,t1 .le notorious Kentucky
Sw,J,r" SJ," a,,i "s'apeI rom the insane asylum
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sATURDAY's AnUsEMENTs
In the Far West-Murder and LynehIng
@ .PAatIme, i

0HEYESSE, ", T. April IA Sidney,
Nebraska, special says: Rsddy MCD Donald,
head muSician at q dance house and .
noted cutthroat, was taken from the
county jail at an early hour this morning
BY vigllRnts and hanged to tree in the
court house yard. Mcdonald was one OF
sixteen despsradoes who were Jailed on
Friday. They had held the town in terror
for several years, and the citizens resolved
to clear them out, Mcdonald was discov.
cred making plans for breaking Jail, hence
the lynching,
Ex.Deputy Sheriff Ryan, who stabbed
Attorney Michael, has mot been captured,
He will be lynched when caught.
Il ig hinted that two more prisoners,
who have committed foul murders and
escaped punishment, will be taken out
and made into good men by lynChing,
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The same Wrstchsd old storr.

DErRorr, MlcH., April 2.-Henry G,
ChApib. q well known Michigan editor
publisher OF The Tuscola county AdNrtiser,
at Cairo, was found dead this morning
near,tbe railroad track at tapeer. Heii
supposed to have died from drunkenness
aud exposure. A, bottle OF whisky was
found On The body. He has been Q sue.
ceustul publisher and was making money,
but could not stand prosperity, and re,
Gently took to the bottle. ''
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PpILp YERoctous.
EShibitIOn Of Cheek On his Part saiur,
day.

day.
WARRINGTON, April s.-AmoDs the
callers at the White House to-day was
KenwArd Philip, who is welLknown TO
the country through the association Of his
name wlth the forged Morey letter. He
was accompanied by Mr.. William Holli.
day, who has immediate charge OF Mr.
Philips affairs relating 10 that letter. He
said his objectin calling on The President
was that, as President Garfield and him.
self were the only two people that we're
injured by the forged letter, he wanted
10 AJAX the President to divide his salary
with him. Seriously, he said, The District
Attorney at New York had notified his
counsel, Judge Veeder and O. W. Brooks,
that Il was the intention 10 drop The prose.
cution Of him. The District Attorney
would 20 into open court and make state
menL unqualified and emphatic, that The
theory oi the prosecution concerning
Philip was false from the start, Immedi
itely thereafter, Mr.. Philip says, be viii
commence suit iot false impfiSonmeti,
against the Dlsttict Attorney, and for ma
lioioub prosecution against Geo. II. Bliss
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CoNsrANrtNoPLn, April S.-The Forte
agrees TO cede Kah!out 10 Persia as de.
manded by England and Russia Ia ac.
cofdance with the treaty Of Berlin.
The international commissioner claims
that dnee ioE The maintenance Of tbs Iiie
boat stations on the Black sea should be
paid 10 the foreign cODAuls until Inc Potle
has reofgantted the life boat service,
The British Ambassador recently order.
cd English vessels 10 pay said dues 10 die
consulate Instead Of The Tuthish offcialS.
70 consequences oi which the captain OF
we port has refused some vessels the
right Of entry.
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rpe p,opAe Z1itmg, heretofore pub
f.tsIsawcekly, made its first appear
...,S .,,, S,prI,y as a semi.wsekly. Ia form
I,, b,s, changed from quarto to large
'ajb.od,pms folio, and other improve
n.,,, made which shows that Mr. COL
n,, ,1e sea.lcm4nly proprietor, Is a live
n,b,i.her, and knows how to keep abreast
~, ,it,,pg
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BtsHARck, DAx, April 3. The liver fell
another foot TO day, and Mandan is now
outot water. Superintendent Taylor, oi
the Missouri diylSlon, came oYer to-day In
a YaWl. ; ID found tbe bulldogs bGt lit.
tie damaged, but the other lo6Bis about as
previously reported. The North Pacific
transfer to-day steamed TO q safe harbor.
II she had been wrecked, Il would have
been serious setback to the progress OF
the railroad extension, as Hhe 10 depended
on 10 transfer all supplies and material.
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ROsA.s NrREE.
How Her Male Companion Fatally
Stabbed Her.


Stabbed Her.
PlTTsBuRon, April 2.-Mls Rosa Bon.
heur and Samuel Taylor went on o spree
together, and last evening brought up in
saloon In Allegheny City. The woman
was in playful mood, and had com.
menced 10 torment her companion. He
took matters coolly for time, but finally
became Sngry at the girl's taunt's. Final.
y she stopped her chatting, and was about
drinking . glass Of beer, when Taylor
pulled knile and stabbed her In the left
breast. The blade inflicted an ugly wound,
which the doctors pronounce serious and
probably fatal, Taylor is q deat.mute pic.
ture peddler, and says he has relatives 10
Philadelphia. He belongs 10 Cadiz, Ohio
He is Ia the lock.up awaiting the result oi
the girls injuries.
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rng Conrl Of Appeals made an Import
,,, decision on saturday in the condem'
action proceedings pending between the
p NJ < Nv. and the Baltimore 4 Ohio
,,l,o,d companies. The decision Is in
iyo, not only Of the p, W. & Ky. road,
Erol. al milroGla similarly situated to-
,,,I,arlyal line, Unfortunately the de-
d,ioo can exert no practical effect on the
,,e.eu. status Of affairs between the two
omoanes, Judge Jackson having tied. up
ne r., " x Ky, with an injunction that
s,llno. he argued before June.
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MADRtD, April S.-Ths Cabinet has de.
Cided to apply the Spanish Constitution
and press laws 10 Cuba and Porto Rico.
The Guadualquiver river is hall a metre
higher, Osusing great an xlety.
4 bomb exploded Hnder the windows Of
Dnke 6antohS, but nobody was hurt,
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NEw oRLEANB, April 2.-speciaIS to the
Democrat report q heavy frost and Ice
throughout this entire section last night,
Early vegetables in Northern Lousisians,
Mississippi and Alabama are badly dam
aged. Its feared that the peach crop ID
entirely cut of. ,T1 -
GALyB.rioN, April 2.-A Naa special
from Newport reports a heavy frost fn the
northern part o. The State. Fruit Crop)ii
consldetahly injured,
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Coming Match EIstWeon Siosson an
bchRTer.

ComtnE Match I1etWeen SIohsOn and
hchAIFer.
New YoRE, April 2.-'rhe Times says.
The final deposit OF stakes lor the coming
billiard malCh between the champion
slosson and schafer, are now In the hands
Of stakeholder The match is for 1900,
5000 points up, and will be played after
The manner Of the late Paris match be.
tween Slosson and Vignaux, 10 q series Of
Eve nights, the games comprising 1000
points each evening. The play viii be
governed bv the ru'eJ Of the Champion
game, by which rail nursing is limited 10 a
certain extent. II has been decided 10 play
the match Of the Academy Of Music on the
nights Of April II, l2, 10, IA, and Is. Both
men are now 10 constant practice for The
struggle, and both playing In Rne form
making high averages.
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o,,c,opnt Of the weather the iron buSi'
"'apntsburgis considerably depressed,
a. ,,,I,y for manufactured iron; and
Il, ''p, ,isss Of buyers Of pig metal are bear
'I Tbo nail business is not what 1t
,',s,,rIbeat,his w. time Of year. With the
'u- D.,',, Of ane weather change Tor the
t.r,,ismticipated,
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BvIrAto, April 2.-The Buffalo Electric
Light Company WAS formed yesterday
with q caSh capital Of 100000. The com.
pany propose to light public buildings and
streets. Thirteen prominent capitalists oI
The city are tue difectotaI 1900, rNTfWf
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DvbLlS, April S.-AtalSnd league meet.
ing al OlouSh, County Kilkenny, Nj. Dn.
lon read a telegram from BAllasAhadyn
about An ARRAY there yesterday, stating
that the police flied on the people with.
out any Provocatlon and that two men
were killed, two in dying condition aud
three wounded.
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ATLANTA, April IA difficulty occur:
red about two miles from Warrington on
last Friday night, In which Albert Smith
shot and Instantly killed TeasdAle Gallo
way. Smith went to Washington and sur.
rendered TO the Sheriff. He claims Ia
have acted Ia selt,deiense.
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htIIulons rtetsttnrs. Irn...n.

,,s ss'yo|' April Sin Russian Poland
@s i,.s.' ry%an's refuse to swear allegiance Ii
10 S' a. sl',td y. Gteek churches. They demand
have d,',,g'" te'oie Catholic priests and
Goys,",,'',e away he Greek priests. The
hey,,','' ol Inc Province declares that
tbll,1I',,u. bl ''u.' take the oath in thO Russian