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Halifax, April 2O.--A steamer from st.
Pierre, Miqnelon. reports n rumor in cir
culation there, but not verified, that an
ocean steamer sank near Newfoundland.
kcokuk, April 20.-The Mississippi is
rising with sach rapidlty that another
overflow is expected and the people on
the lower lands are preparing for it.
New Orleans, April 20.-The Times
Democrats Moigan City special says:
The steamer Tom Parker, which lett for
Sabine the 10Th, is supposed to have been
lost IN the storm of the 18th.
Moundsville. w. Va April 2O.-The
wagon shop of the Webster Wagon com
pany adjoining the pen;tentiary, burned
tonight. Loss on building, 5000. Sup
ployed in the building.
st. Joseph. Mo, April aO-The grand
jury to-day presented indictments
against Irwin, Scott, Crowther and Cox
for the theft OF 100000 i'll bonds from
the registers Office. They were bound
over in $1,000 each. waving examination.
Crowther gave bond.
Pittsburg, April 2O.-The damage by
Yesterdays storm is greater than was AT
first reported The loss is estimated to
be $4,000. Que old lady is killed and Il
number of other persons injured, proba-
bly, fatally. The cloud was at first of a
grayish color, then changed to dark
red.
Chicago, April 2O.-The associate soci.
\ ETY., No. of the Red Cross OF Chicago
organized tonight, with Vert Dexter.
president, E. b. Washburne, first vice
president. Gen. Sheridan, Marshall
Field, Dr. Thomas and others we're elect.
ed officers. The society is the one recog.
nizcd by congress in recent proceedings
Memphis, April 20-A water spou,
flooded Conner, Mississippi, eighty,
seven miles below here. Tuesday after
noun. Cattle were carried by the rush
ing waters down underneath the railroad
bridge. Several persons were prostratet
by the power OF the water and washed
into guilies. No lives lost.
Chicago, April 20-Drafts from til,
Bow park herd of short horns, belonging
to the Canada West Farm Stock associa
ton, thirty-tive head, and the Woodlawl
herd OF Wuukegan, twelve head, wer
sold at Waukegan, illinois, to-day. Fai
average prices were realized. The high
est price paid for any one animal wa
$3.50. ". q.
Baltimore, April 20.-Two cars wer
blown from the switch on the main trac
of the Baltimore aud OHIO road: sixt
of the freight, anticipating coilislo.
jumped from the cab and was kllle,
Joseph Countess, the engineer, wa
. thrown from his post and severely ii
, jured.
, Tucson, A. T., April 20-About Oh
hundred bucks are on the war path, 81.
tv of whom it is supposed will be r,
: turned-the renegade Chincahuas.
: report has just been received by rums
via Stafford that Eagle Greek has bee
raided by Josh and other renegade Chin
q cahuas: Ii this is the case, five or 81
shepherds will probably be killed. Tt
Locos band number about three hui
: lred, fifty of whom are bucks.
It Peoria, April 20.-The Vienna fourin
Il mill. owned by Geo. II. Cox, was almo
!, entirely destroyed by nre this evenin
Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000. II
walls are still standing, and may possib
y be used in rebuilding, but the machinel
10 is a total loss. A large quantity of t1o1
: was also consumed. The fire originate
in the smut room on the upper hoe
10 Cllet Norton was slightly injured Oy
d collision between chemical engine al
le hose cart.
le Chicago, April 20-Judge Booth, pre-
Il ident, Charles b. Waite, vice presidel
= and George Q. Min, secretary Of t
Free religious association, to-day Il
wuded to Felix Adler, of New Yel
president OF the National associate
IN invitation to call convention to
:, held there May 10 and IL. Mr.. Mi
- went to New York tonight to carry t
invitation. A farewell reception "
n- given Rev. DR.. Ryder, Universalist,
to night. The reception was attended
a most of the representatives of the ortl
dox denominations. Speeches VIZ
made by Bishop Cheney Of the Reform
ed Episcopal, and Rev. DIR. Edwards, of t
ed Methodist church.