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The Gandan 3. i. Disaster.

BIs1GARcK, d. r.. March 22.-The
scene Of the Mandah accident on the
Northern Pacific r. r. is eleven miles
west of Bismarck, In the SOapst0ne Cut,
Sweetbriar Greek. The train was .
working train having lot Of sleeping
carr for the w0rkmen and fifty men In
all and was going ten miles an hour:
A wheel on the head truck OF the nat
car broke and the whole truck jumped
the track and dragged along until the
bridge was reached when the first sleep
er which had q men in It was prectpi-
tated into the river, thirty feet below,
striking ON ito side. The second sleeper
followed in the same way, then the din
ing car and kftcken car tumbled down
and were broken into splinters. The
bedding Of No. sleeper caught fire at
once and the dying sufferers were near
" roasted alive. All the deaths were
in this car. Those who escaped tried
vainly to put out the flames. It IL be-
lieved seven Of the eight killed were
dead or unconscious before the flames
reached them. Only one voice was
heard crying ''help'' and no help could
Ike given him and he gradually roasted
to death. The killed were A: L: john
son, Thomas Wilson, VIM. Watson,
Thos. Grady, GEO. Moses, Jas. O'Brien,
VIM. McAndrews, and an unknown
man. Only two of the others were Sc
riously injured. The Coroner found
nobody to blame for the accident. The
dead were inferred here and the sick
are being tenderly cared for. :.
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KirkWood's Successor.

WASHINGTON, March E.-S0me MS
sert that Teller's nomination as Secreta-
nv of the Interior will he made to-mor-
row. Teller said he did not hurry his
appointment because he was waiting to
hear from Colorado. Some assert that
Cl,affee's influence il pushing Teller so
that Chaffee may succeed to the Senate
by the aid of Gov. Pitkin who would
appoint Teller's successor. There is
much pressure on the President in favor
Of Chaffee a. Secretary of the Interior
but the Republicans of Colorado oppose
him bitterly. Some of KirkwO0d' $
friends are satisfied he Is to retire. Tel
ler is acceptable tn the Stalwarts who
have been talking much with him late
~. Fifteen Republican Senators
have made application for Teller's seat.
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Hxploeion- Loss OF Life Fire

Explosion Loss OF Ltte-F1re.
PHILADELPHIA, March 23.-The tug
beat Henry G. Spratt exploded boiler
this morning, killing four men. Geo.
Scully, captain, was blown over the
house tops in Water street. The dead
bodies Of Bernard McCann and Patrick
FLANAGAN, firemen, an man named
Maloney, were recovered. John Lyons,
engineer, and two others are missing.
Immediately following the explosion
flames broke out in all directions. Pier
No. 3, occupied ~ q passenger and
freight station Of the Philadelphia & At
lantic City Railway took fire and was
destroyed. The tug Ella, lying ut the
wharf below, also took fire and sank af-
ter being we'll burned. Windows were
shattered in all directions for squares.
Three dead bodies were found In the
street. The engineer has been found,
having . very narrow escape. The
front Of the ferry house building was
blown out and the watchnlan came near
losing his life.
PHlLADELPHIA, Mar. 3.-lt now ap:
pears that John Lyon, engineer, fs moi
being accounted for, and one labore'
missing. Loss $5O.OO0.
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A Reign Of Terror at Laramie City

4 Reign Of Terror at Laramie City.
CHEYENNE, Wyoming, March q
There IL = reign Of terrOr at Laramie
City. flfty-six miles west of here. In
cendiaries have been at work for four
nights past and fires have occurred every
night, some of them very costly. No
distinction "a to class of property. Rail-
road buildings, hotels and dwelling
houses all suffered alike. The vigilantes
have been patroling the streets for three
nights, and ran in about = strangen,
but the fires would start up on all sides
and the prisoners were released. The
terror is great because the people don't
know what to expect for the reason that
they don't know whom to suspect. There
will he a neektie party il the offender
are caught.
The trial Of Charles Pieronnett for the
murder of VIM. Graves. q year ago, h
in progress at Laramie City. Two nights
ago the vigilantes of Rawlins, Wy0nl'g,
lynched two men named James Lacey
and Bob Roddeck, who had burglafized
several houses and planned to rob the
bank, when pal gave them away.
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A Party Question.

WAsHIN0TON, March ss.-The MI
nority report of the House Committee
saws the effort to secure The admission
of Dakota as State was purely politi-
c.,l move, agitated exclusively in the in-
tcrpst Of certain politicians who arr
seeking to accomplish their ambitious
designs. and that of those who appeared
in Washington inxbcl,alf of admission,
not one was an agriculturist. The indi-
nations are that the admission of Dak0-
ta will become q party measure, with
the Democrats solilly opposed to 1t.
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From British Columbia.

VICTORIA, b. c., March 3.-The pri-
vate bill for the construction Of the 1sl-
and railway will come before the House
Of Commons tomorrow. A syndicate
Of Californians wants to secure control
OF the coal belt and it is proposed tobutltl
the rssad to NanainlO in three years,
with an extension of the road to Scy-
mour NarrOws in eight years. The pro:
moters claim that they have deposited
$,jO, mo in the bank and given the Do
minion Government ample security a.
to evidence Of their bona jitle intentions
to complete the work.
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. New Items Of Interest.

ST. louis, March 3O.-One tramp was
killed and one mOrta!ly wounded by the
Vigilantcs in Jefferson county. They
had been stealing horses.
A Washington special says: A gen
tle,nan in intimate relations with the
embassy ut Washington of the Chinese
empire said in case the pending anti
Chinese bill passed the House the Chi
ncse n-jnlster would move the legation
TO Spain to which country he is the &C:
credited representative and that official
intercourse between the United States
and China would be mutually broken
oil. Mr.. Bartlett the American Secy.
of legation is sal to he in accord with
the proposed action. The Inter Ocean
has Washington special which holds
the Peruvian-Chili controversy has
been in every way creditable to the Uni
ted States and there Ia no ground for the
scandal now being raised.
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Plan for the Search OF Lieat's Do
Lon9 and Ohipp.

WASHINGTON, March c3.-Str rdarF
Hunt this afternoon recrceived tiae fol-
lowing from YakOuts Jan. ID, 1852:
Hon. Secretary Of the Nary. Waning
ton, d. c.
SlR:-I have the honor to submit the
following plan for the search for the
missing people Of both boats. also .
schedule of provisions, lists Of outfits,
and other articles necessary for 6 months
II compelled to remain ut the Lena delta
fer the river to freeze over before being
able to return to Yakouts. The supply
tn l,e duplicated by the Russian author
tiles at YakOuts. 1t may Ike we'll to state
ut this time that all supplies used 1T Be
lun or the Lena delta are carried Oa pack
horses or deer sledgts for distance OF
:N versts and travel from l}eIun to VA
kOuts is only. practicable in the winter
time and therefore it may I've rossa ble We
NAV lie obliged to remain ut or near Be
lun until Nov. lSS:,,. >;earcl, to lx c:lrrie0
on by three parties as follows: ! pro
l,us&. to cstal fish depot 1T l;clun i'r all
supplies and the centre ofoppsra.ies's TO
Ike ut the Two Cr.sseS near Mt. jai. one
party to work soutl, halfway to lsGlcour:
and one party tO work from Bul'souT
to ths.T NO Crosses and one party to go
rs far north Us Sister:.uke and back IL
the Two Crosses. These three parties
should hc able tn search the whole OF the
country between Sisteranke and Bull
cOar and in twenty days after leaving
the depot. This being completed the
depot j. to lie removed to Cati'c"nie'sa,
between s;isteranke and Quinia: one par
ty to follow the southern and western
branches q: the Lena IA far as the river
Alarek; the second party t" follow the
northwestern branch ot the Lena 't''d
work up towards Upper l}elun; the th'ro
party tO work from the Upper lsel''s' On
the northwest coast southwest To meet
the second party. This will colniNete
the search for I.icut's belong ana
Chips in the west inner Aloneck- This
being completed | will establish u de-
not provisioning two of the parties I"
start from PrOvani:l and one party u
| follow the north branch of the Lena, me,
others tO follow the coast line east ana
west until they meet, both returning
acrOss the country tO l'rtvan'a ~ q. H.
One party to entirely cirruMs: r'* the
southern portion Of the cotl"sry from
No. Is, southeast then north, tulNln:.
southwest, then turning east back 70
Provania. The two other parties ia
searx.l, the coast ~ far as BarkiE and
west ~ fur a. the branch leading south
west to Wc>tenda. Then l will a9ove
the depot to Bucotf and search ast the
coast line from lSl,cOifsOuthc:,st to Bigh1
of Day. Two parties t" ~ east from
Bucoff to the cn.st line and the <,tl'e'
marty to work north AMI east I. North
Cane and then back to BucoG- The
other party to 20 south and meet the
| first rarity both returning t" Bu"jf.
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The Star Reuters not Prepared t.
Plead.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-The cases
Of the United States against Th0s. J.
Brady, ex-senator $. w. Dorsey, II. NJ.
Vail and other defendants in Star Route
cases were called in the criminal court
this morning. None Of the defendants
were in court. Counsel tor the defense
said they were not prepared to plead.
Col. Bliss said the Government had
waited long eDough.. He understood one
Of the principal defendants had showed
his appreciation Of the importance ofthe
charges against him by leaving this city
for New Mexico. He stated Stephen w.
Dorsey had not been placed under bonds
and asked the court to cOmpell his at
tendance. Col. Ingersnl said there was
no need Of such proceedings. There
was nothing in the charges to cause Dor
sey's flight. He is no more afraid Of
them than Of n,ince pic. The prosecu-
ton however, insisted upon Dorsey's
arrest and the court said 1t was their
privilege to have the order issued. The
hearing has been postponed until satur-
day next.
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Congressional
SEN l.

WAsu,EGrox, ID. e., March Is
A lill was introduced for the furnls-
ti.n and admission into the I lMion G1
the State of Washington.
Morgan called up Lis concurrent rtsss-
luton declaring for Il Reciprocity treaGy
with Mexico. Sherman said there w1aA
oD,nsition on 10th si.leS of the ChanSt'er
t., all reciprocity treaties ans, move the
reference Of the resolution to the Conn
mittee on Foreign Relations. Adopted
Malone from the Committee IN .Agra-
culture reported fnvOrably the bi!! ,<' 'ss'-
tablish u bureau Of animal Industry +"
prevent the importation "f .'ist:sa<%i c:at.
tie and spread contagious ssi>case
among domestic animals.
The tariff commission l'i'l then came
~ and Garland made Il speech far"ring
tile reference Of the subject Of t:lrjil to
members of Congress rnthrr than tO ex.
merits appointed by the President.
Vance moved nh amendment I" the liH
directing that in the selection Of the
commissioners, the President s all give
representation to agricultural and 1lsas'-
ufacturing interests in prolO "ii"R I"
caDital invested and number Of pcr>cn>
engage therein. Tho hill then want
over.
Dawes from the appropriations ~cD'-
| n,ittec reported the lrlian apprurri;..
ton hill will, su,,tlry amendments.
! These increased appropriations ar. for
Sioux Indians about Sl.tl.'NM inskin.
the aggregate amount app"rriass<! i,r
this purpose. 81 500 .::s'"|. ais" appropriate
ing $ED,(kW to provide for the <rr:lion OF
school buildings and for school psrposc>
in the Indian Territory and on the
Sioux reservation in Dakota. Also alr
propriating $l7, ,tNN to provide Sor the
supl,Ort and education Of indian chill
,lrcn in the State schools, not n:ore than
y, pupils to tc educated in any one
State.
After an executive session tn: Senate
adjourned.
WASHINGTON. March --RolinsOn
N. " called attention tO tire fact that
the resolution relative tO the inpri.On.
menC of American citizens in Great
Britain has not yet been acted upon by
the committee and sal il something 10
not done and our Minister has not de-
| manded his passport, shall NOV" in+
! parchment.
Wilson y member of the COMMITTEES
stated the resolution had not yet lseen
reported hack because the committee de-.
! sired to obtain all necessary infonsla-
tiOn. There were no laclles on the part
Of the committee.
Robinson replied that would no, ren-
der his question "f impeachment ';pn'>
cessary.
The House proceeded t0 the consider.
alton of private business
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Manly Action Of the Osar.

Sr. PETERSBURG, March 21.-The
Gar has refused to confirm the recon-
.men.lations Of the commission on the
Jewish question in favor Of compelling
the Jews to quit the rural districts, on
the ground that such expulsion would
almost ruin agriculture and that the re-
concentrations are conceived in vim
dictive spirit.
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prrrurRGH, Mar. A.-The execu-
,;on in Lyons occurred in the county
rhlrt ward to-day ut noon. Edgar Frank
mall being hanged for the murder of
Nicholas Jacoby. Small stOutly main
aimed his entire innocence and did not
t,ulter on being led to the gallows. Death
xAs instantaneous.
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rha Sentence Of Judge Cox.

r. PAUL, March 2s.-The Senate sit
.,, as a court Of Impeachment met in
'". % n session to-day aud formally certi-
-, to its Judgment against Judge Cox,
M'..s.ch,.i ~" for drunkenness This sem
."%.e a''r !. removal from Office and dis
a'nsl;f,ation from judicial Office for 8
yeafH,
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Hanged.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 21-Frank
i'arey Rubbing were hanged at 1910
a. H. f"r the murder Of Daniel Trent
n'an Nov. lCth. Both men ascended
ne sa:Ioll with firmness. Religious
srv!ccs We're very brief and at the con-
rlus'o' the sheriff adjusted the rope,
Hu'1.ti the cal,s over their eyes and al
1so'1 ~ Immediately the trap was sprung.
;ne criminals died easily their n ecks he
-" broke by the fall.
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Hanged for the Murder ofHis Oaugh-
ter.

Rock ISLAND, March 24.-William
heilwagen was hanged for the murder
II his daughter. The prisoner protested
his innocence on the scaffold and stated
hs own son had sought to implicate
and had succeeded in fastening the
rfi'ne upon him. He expressed the
hope that the murderer wOu10 be found
'ut after his death. He died without .
struggle, his neck being broken by the
ial.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Petitions OF Good Templars.
SENATE.

SENATE.
NAsHIxtsTOx, March !:s3.-The Pres
ident pro tenn. submitted . petition from
the Good Templars Of 1llinois for an
amendment to the Constitution prOhib-
iting the manufacture and sale Of alcO.
holic beverages throughout the national
domain.
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Russian Notes.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-The
G0l0s says: We join in the prayer Of
millions Of people in wishing the Em:
peror of Germany long and peaceful
reign.
Eight hundred persons were expelled
from Moscow for not having passports.
They were Jews.
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A Cleveland Blaze.

VLEvELASD, March 24.-S0On after
;,"o"ci'H'k this morning . fire Of nm
: snown origin broke out in w. III.
Nu,!iawtrtll's wholesale and retail gro
VT !, ~ To lis Ontario street. Nothing
- .,; @'t /" the large block except the
,r."ea ~. walls. The adjacent buildings
s:s Ss,.n more or less seriously damaged.
,svt'nwOrtll's nv lOss is estimated ut $l4O,-
~ w. Insurance $116,OW. J. Krause Il
iLu' i"-' Dealers in carpets and furniture,
h., ss'.MA'; insurance $33, 600; and other
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Hanged.

C.EAaSlEID, Pa, March 24.-Jno.
A. Nevling, convicted 0f the murder Of
samuel Pennington February 8, was
Hanged this morning. After he mount
ID the s.7.tIold the doomed man exhibit
ID = knife which he had concealed on
iis ,.rson and thus demonstrated he
tad at no time desired to commit sui
ride.
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Orop Prospects.

epRIuGFIELD, Ills, March Gin.
f,rn,.tion from nearly every section OF
the State represent the crop prospect q
.'.ins,,.ilv fiattering. Winter wheat
iooks we'll and piowing is already welE
"Jvancci. In some parts Of southern
Illinois It 10 feared the fruit crop nay
faii. The farmers report stock IN 1per
cont. cont better condition than this time
last year.
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Washington Notes.

WAsHINGToN, March -Rerr-Srn-
tat:vc Harris, of Massachusetts, Chair.
man Of the Com nlittce on Naval AiI;.iFA,
and other members, say the statc,nc.4.
that tho committee decided at its meet
ing to-day to recommend un apprOI,ria-
ton Of 81, 500 .'MW for the completion Of
monitors is untrue. and that the COM
mittee has not yet disposed Of the ,lues.
tiOn.
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BERLIN March 24.-The most favor
able impression has been produced by
the telegram Of the Car to Emperor
William. 1t is thought the effect Of the
SkObeleff incident has now almost whO.-
" disappeared.
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Meeting of the Illinois legislature.

Nesting of the Illinois legislature.
SrRlxGrIELD, Ills., March 23.-The
State legislature met at noon to-day In
aeslled ses> jon, and heard the Govern
ur's message, and after transscting . lit
tie business adjourned. The message
r,;en to the various reasons for calling
The session, namely: The re-apportion-
ment Of the State, revision Of the crtmi-
nal code and the canal question.
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Grant PULLING the Wires.

New YORK, March :2ss.-The 7ribunc's
Washington special says General Grant
has been here hardly p hours. Rumor
has it that he il urging the nomination
Of Reaie instead Of Chandler for Secre-
tary of the Navy and that he has effect
ell n noetponen,ent Of the nomination of
Teller as Secretary Of the Interior until
measures can be taken to secure the ap-
DOintment Of Chaffee to fili the vacancy
in the Senate.
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Innocent.

x,,rrR,;. Pa, March 24.-Jonatl,an
A.v was hanged this morning for par
~ N;n.,;"n i in the murder Of John and
:rIis.n ri.n.m Kucntzler. He was courage
'le.,i .. ""i RELIGIOUS on the scaffOll, and
w. VI ~" T." knew nothing Of the murder un-
= .ster il occurred.
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AZ. a,..nSn'NGTON, .'. March 2l.-The Sen
The W;;'''i't:e ~; on the improvement Of
..r.., ,ss'>slppi river and tributaries
20 f.r upon u bill apprepriating s, ,O0O,
ipoi =, ne Improvement Of the Missjss-
nyerr "''"' s'.NU,WU for the Missouri
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Rations Ordered for the South.

Rations Ordered Tor the South.
WAsH1NGroS, March 2222-The Sec
rotary of War ordered three hundred
thousand ratiOns issued at New Orleans
Tor the benefit Of Louisiana. Two hum
dred Thousand ut Memphis for Missis-
sippi. Fifty thousand ut Helena for
Arkansas and ten thousand each ut
Charleston, New Madrid and ut Gay
oson for Arkansas.
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Post 11aSter General HoWoou Fast
Mail Service.

1o0e 100tor General aOW0o ON Fast
Mail Service.
NEW YORK, March q. Post Master
General Howe was interviewed this ..
~. regarding the proposed reduction Of
time In sending mails to and from New
York and San Francisco and other
western points. / have q hope, said
Howe, ifCongrsss makes the appropria-
ton proposed by the Senate for special
facilities for transporting mails on
trunk lines that we may average a
schedule which will send mails from
New York to the west or to San Fran
cisco and get return in three days less
time. 1t takes Is days ut present to do
this. Now mails are carried ~ railway
trains and 60 when passengers 60.
This subjects mails to slow time and
frequent delays. The mail foi the west
now lies in Chicago about 4 hours aud
in Omaha and Kansas City 8 h0urs.
Railroad companies themselves will
have to be consulted ~ to
methods of overcoming these delays ;
whether it shall he done by ehartering
one fast train between New York and
Denver, or otherwise. My theory is to
lay the backbone for the establishment
of fast mail service on trunk lines be-
tween the two Oceans and then put on
attachments or Improvements as fast as
we cnn.
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March

Co,rwpUs March q. = Richard
smith, Tsmperance convention passed
resolutions ur. ing the Legislature ana
1;0yernor to adopt the Smitn amenu, emu,
n,ent to regulate the sale OF liquor anu
,ae;"t.in ,,,e, ri The sanctity Of tie Sabbath.
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Anti-Polygamy Bfll Approved by
the President.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-The Senate
approved the anti-p0lygamy bill.
Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, March 2-The Senate
confirmed Samuel Blatchford, OF New
York, Associate Justice Of the U. 6. Su-
pro0e Court.
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pposition to Mahouisin9 North
Caroline,

~ s%;1AsliINGrON, March 21.-The SEN
fs,. ." executive session refused to con-
n"'pcr. revenue collector Of North
n" Il.''rna INA on account Of the opposition Of
W.. ~ cameron and Jones Of Nevada.
,,;S Present collector and Cooper are
n" NJ " hc trying to Mah0nize that State.
AMI wants t. vacatc the collect0Fshtp,
xcr,t .uI Cooper in his place. Ke0gh. ex-
viois~,iy OF the Republican committee
yrrs.0y opposed the coalition as dam
Car"i;..I Cs " the Republican party in North
na;nr;.a' Cooper was rejected b. two
Jo., 1t would seem therefore that
m'wsunt amt Cameron oppose MahOne's
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Birthday Of Emperor William.

BERLIN, March :2.-The city is gaily
decorated to-day, the anniversary of
Emperor Williams birthday. Thanks
giving services in the churches were
numerously attended. The Emperor
commenced receiving congratulations
ut 10 u. IN. and stood throughout the re-
ception without nlanifesting any sign
Of fatigue.
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.,v1.wEEKLY uNER.
,.,,,..'~ E:::1 ~ x:::s:s:: x:ss::' "'' ''''''
Nine, Publishing Company.
. ,,ovy, ,...'''' Dsaisss 1aaag~
rERNS-BY NAIL:
TERNS-BY NAIL:
All Innocent.

.cr,c.. n. Y, March 24:-JOhn G.
A"rhv A Earged this morning for the
a. a.r,'rr Of Patrick Markey, Indignantly
,.is r..l his innocence.
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WASHINGTON, Mar, 23.-The House
committee on naval affairs recommended
an appropriation Of s., 600 to COM
ulete the unfinished monitors.
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Small Pox and . Hasty Adjourn
ment.

CHICAGO, March 23.-The Eren;Mg
.JowJmurs Des M0ines, Iowa, special
says small pox developed in the county
jail yesterday, creating CONSERVATION
among the ~ inmates and among court
and county officials. The Jail being un-
der the court house the court adjourned
in haste. The premises are quarantined
and two cohvtcts removed to the pest
house. The dOct rs disagree on the d.
aunOsis of the cases.
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Imnreachment Sustained.

ST. PAUL, March 222.-Judge Cox was
found guilty on seven of the 16 charges
against him. The Senate by . majority
ranging from II to - 80 deciding.