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Chicago. April l4.-The sixth regiment
was disbanded tonight by order of the
adjutant general.
Little Rock, April 14.-Both houses
passed the bill reducing the fare on all
railroads in the state to three cents per
mile.
Cincinnati, April 1.-THE funeral of
Robert Kelly, the brave engineer of the
Golden City, occurred to-day. The
eDgineers' association attended in body.
Cleveland. o., April 1A--Alrs. ALA
one of President Gar6eld's physicians,
and only sister of Grandma Garfield died
to-day ct her homo in Hiram, aged sew
enty-6ve
Denver. April 14.-Complaints con.
tinue to reach the post Office inspector
regarding the losses Of money, drafts,
etc, from the mail en- route from Color.
ado to New York. The amount is esti.
mated at nearly one million dollars since
December. The detectives are nonpluss-
ed.
Chicago. April 14-Hon. T. P. O'Con.
ner arrived from California to-day, and
will lecture Sunday before the united
land leagues of this city. He says there
are over million OF leaguers in Ameri,
ca. He is highly gratified with his re.
csption in this country.
Ottawa, April 1.-THE bill legalizine
marriage with deceased wife's sisters
passed the senate "a to ii. Those voting
against the bill gave notice that they
wall appeal to the governor-general fol
his veto, and if the petitions fail will pc.
tition the queen to disallow the bill.
New Orleans. Aprll l4-A New Iberia
special says: The situation is appalling
The storm swept away forty houses at
Fousse Point, and the loss on stock, crops
ETC., is enormous. At New Iberia all the
establishments on the bayou were over
flowed, and also many houses heretofore
considered safe. At least l,5OO persons
in Iberia parish are left without shelter
or support.
Chicago, April l4-A letter is pub
liahed here from Paddy Ryan. the pugl.
list, saying the charges of John Roach,
his trainer, published some days since,
saying that Ryan sold the tight with
Sullivan. is false. Also one from Tom
Kelly of St Louis, one of Ryan's sec.
onds in the mill. Kelly says Ryan was
too heavy and not at all in condition
and that hc Nelly) warned Ryan's back
ers Of the fact on the morning before The
fight, and advised them not to allow tn,
meeting in the ring 70 take place.
Chicago, April 1.-THE brickmakers
union. IN organization comprising near
ly allsthe brickmakers in the city, hay,
i demanded an advance of twenty.fiv,
cents day in wages. The nineteen firml
setting forth that disaster to the build
ing interests will follow if they insist OF
such an exorbltant scale of prices as that
Labor in the brick yards is already pait
Lforty-nine per cent more here than else
where. and outside points could shil
brick here and shut up oil the yards ii
the city il the advance were granted n
present rates. The union will decid,
the welghty matter at meeting to-mor
row.,
st. Joseph. Mo-, April l4-Enos
J Crowther, ex-city register and city attor
kney, aud present city assessor, tOgethe
with q man named John Cox, late cler
for j. q Bender, pension agent, were al
rested tonight on complaint Of Mayo
Posegate, charging completely in tn
100000 bond steal. Bail was fixed q
$4,000 each. Crowther gave securit
I while Cox went to Jail. The arrests wer
made on q telegram from City Marsh.
kitchie, now in New York with the pri,
onefs Scott and Irwin, that Irwin ha
confessed, stating that Crowtl,er an
.iOoI stolo tho bonds and gave them