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THE STAR ROUTES.


MIR. Ker Still Persists In Talking.
WASHINGTON, April 26.--In the Star route
trial this morning MIR. Ker continued his ad-
dress 10 the jury, taking up the California
routes. He disposed OF the Julian Cotton SER
vice and then reviewed tho evidence connect
ed with the Redding- -Alturas route. The ronte
from 'RawIins to Waite river was next consid-
cred. Mr.. Ker referred TO Gen. Sherman 4
endorsement OF one Of the petitions Tor In
crease ON that route. Through Steele Rerdell
asked him to endorse the petition. He did it,
and It was put on file Ia the Department. That
was all there was lin It, Although Vaile and
Miuer had sworn that Rerdell held the route,
the evidence showed he never drew cent of
the pay. Mr.. Ker then proceeded to consider
the last of the routes named Ia the indctmen mt
Bismarck to Tongue river, Dakota. Tits
route has been talked Of more than any other
in the Indictment" he said, because they
tthe contradictory tried TO run IL themselves. y
The evidence given In relation TO this route
was more vouminous than of any OF the other
routes, and before 1t had been fully reviewed
Court adjourned.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


sullivan Getting Better.
BosToa, April 26.--Sullivan, the champion
pugilisi was so Tar recovered this aiteruooon
from his Hoes, that he appeared npcn the
rtseets and subsequently took a carriage drive
He says the local and telegraphed reports as 10
Ibe serious character Of bis phy sical ailments
have been greatly exaggerated. DIR. Spear, bis
physician, says he is la no wise Impaired con-
sIitutionaliy aud he himself says. There Is
no question At all OF my meeting Mitchell at
Madison Square Garden, May IA. in rs ood
condition | was ever in as any contest In
which was engaged"
Mayor 2almers Nominations.
BosT0H, April 26.-The Common Council
tc-aight confirmed the Mayors appointments
OF Michael Curran for police Commissioner,
aud Henry Longley for health comm issoner,
but laid over till the second meeting In May
the nominations OF Simmons, Hobbs and
Blake, for water commissioners, the question
being upon the adjustment OF salaries
The Tybault of the Margaret hather
Company Nearly Killed In Duel Scene.
. TAuNroNt Mass, April 26--while the Mar
garet Mather company was playing Romeo and
Juliet tonight, ct Music Hall, Frederick
Padding, playing Romeo, accidentally ran his
sword into George A. Dalton's body, who was
playing Tybault in the duel In the third act
The wound 10 not considered fasal. The per-
formance was, however, finished
An Experiment which Results In the
Death of a Bystander.
FALL RIVER, Mass, April GA thousand
people assembled near the ruins OF the Flint
mill this evening, to witness the attempt to
blow up the massive granite tower, which has
been standing since tho iite, The attempt was
not successful, the charge having only lateral
effect, blowing out some heavy pieces OF stoHe
into the crowd killing James Mcguire and crs-
ating small panic The rocks were thrown
200 yards, but fortunately no other serious cas-
ualty occurred.
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wing quotations are wholesale prices and
laily by Stcrer Bros. & Co., Dry Goodf,
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at the same time avoid affordiDg a prstext to
the British government for entirely suppress.
ing the national movement In Ireland.
The Land League convention Of yesterday
IL not yet definitely adjourned, but the results
OF to-night's committee work will determine
whether the committee Of appointed yester-
day by the Land League convention shall pro-
nounced that body adjourned or sine die re-
convene it,.
The committee on organization Of the Ma
tional Irish League went into session at 10
o'clock and elected Michael Boland OF Ken
tueky chairman after protracted debate in
which various members Of the committee in
terchaDged views at great length, and sub
committee was appointed to draft constitu-
ton or plan 10 be submitted to the full COM
mittee at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning The
subcommittee consisted Of Col. Michael Bo-
land Of Kentucky, James Reynolds of Connec-
ticut, John o. Mahoney of Tennessee, j. g..
Donnelly of Michigan and O. j. Smith Of
NobrAska
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Attempt to Incite the Populace OF Lima
to Massacre the Chillans

Attempt to Incite the Populace OF Lima
TO Massacre the Chillans.
PANAMA, April 26.-Advices from Peru re-
port few unimportant skirmishes Caceres
continues TO promise that he will
make raid on Lima when be hopes the
pcpulace will rise and massacre the Chilians.
Foreigners are becoming more alarmed and
many fear the city is about TO witness further
trouble. Peace ideas, however, are making
progress.
New YORK, April % The Panama Herald
says the earthquake Of March8th extended over
large area. Ia the town Of Antioquia the
facade Of the cathedral was thrown ont OF
plumb. Many Of its columns were thrown
down and all the houses suffered. In the
Santa Rosa church the steeple was injured
and number OF houses rendered uninbabit-
able. Ia Yarumal the prison and thirty five
house were completely destroyed. In Aquadas
the town hall was destroyed and at Abejirral
the church aud number Of houses injured.
In Tinagaua. the chief village of the Darien
territory, number OF palm huts were thrown
down aud rivers rose and fell with alarming
rapidly. A large island at the mouth Of the
Atrato, surveyed by the U. s. steamer Fire
brand in 1852, is reported to have entirely dis-
appeared.
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PmIADEnpHIA, April 26.-The Arch-street
Opera House was burned this morning, the
third time since II was built. The flames
originated by the explosion OF gas stove un-
der the steps leading TO the gallery and spread
rapidly to tho roof. The firo soon made it's
way to tho stage and the greatest damage was
done there including the destruction OF the
wardrobes, valued at $4,000, which belonged to
the house. The roof fell in and crushed many
seats la tho auditorium, but the body OF the
house is not seriously damaged. Tue theatre
has not been occupied for several weeks II ia
owned by Bolton winpenny and ia leased by
Joseph u. Winner. The loss will not, II is
thought, exceed $15, 1000, as tho walls are stand
ing and the front OF the building IL uniniured.
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Alabama Claims Conrt.

The Court OF Commissioners OF Alabama
Claims to-day heard the opening argument In
the case OF George II, Pratt against tho United
States, which Is claim growing out OF the
capture OF the vessel like Davis" by a Con-
federate cruiser. II involves the general ques-
tion al 10 what constitutes "Confederate
cruiser within the meaning OF the law. Ma
thaniel Wilson made an argument to-day on
behalf OF the claimant. He will conclude TO
tnnrrnw
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SPORTING.

Ross Accepts the Modified Racing
Articles.
Sr. john, N. b., April 26.-- Ross has sent to
uanlan bis formal acceptance OF the modified
racing articles, as signed by Hanlan, and as he
has consented TO accept all the alterations
made by the latter, there can be no doubt that
the race Is fixed fact
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THE DYNAMITE PLoTTERs.
Further Examination Of the Alleged Con
spirators.

epirators.
LONDON, April 26.--At the examination OF
the dynamite conspirators, Inspector Boyd, Of
the Glasgow police, swore that Bernard Gala
CHER, when arrested In Glasgow, said be was in
America at the time the explosion in this city
With which he was charged, occurred. He
said he came TO England in the steamer Cata-
lonis, on Feb. 10Th, under the name of Camp
bell. Mr.. Boyd said that Bernard notified the
authorities in the early part Of this month that
be wished 10 give information. The Inspector
further testified as to a statement Bernard
Gallagher had made touching the doings Of
the conspirators. He offered 20 90 TO London
and indncs his brother to tell everything and
identify all the conspirators. He connected
Rosa with their plans Whitehead, he said,
was, about the 1st Of May, to come TO England.
He said he knew all the conspirators, about 30
In number. He had seen them in Brooklyn.
Two druggists swore tnat Whitehead bought
from them glycerine and other chemicals.
The hearing was adjourned until Thursday
next.
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MARINE NEW s.
Launch at R,chmond


RICHMOND, April 6.--Sucoessfully launched
to-day the brig IT, b. Hussey, built and owned
by T. J.. Southard & Son, 52i tons register.
She is built for tho trade from the west coast
to foreign ports Rates Al
The Loss of tho valetta.
HALIFAX, N. s., April GA telegram from
Liverpool, N. s., states the steamer Valetta
which went ashore ON Black rock yesterday
struck at O'Clock during u heavy snow storm,
Her starboard side was broken in and her pilot
house and saloon carried away. She will be q
complete wreck. The steamers crew were
saved by great exertions by the people from
the shore and are expected at Liverpool to-
night.
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CALlSAYA
CORDIAL.

This preparation, composed of
Calisaya Cor Kings Bark the
most valuable species of the Peru
Wan Bark used in medicine and
Anomalies forms one of the best
T0NICS in the world.
AS an appetizer and pro B0ter
of digestion it has no equal and
persons recovering from feyers or
other sickness, will find in this
preparation an invaluable COM
pani0n. Price so cents for a large
bottle.
The three preparations above
can be found at just one place in
the CITY.
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| LIVERPOOL ENG. Steamship Peruvian-39,-
$50 bush wheat 780 do peas, 1542 cases OF splits
~ do leather II do effects 376O lbs eheese, 1000
/ DO bacon 130 bbs pork, 1l12 do apples, 13 DO cod
oil, 1900 sacks -four, 114 do corn
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sanator Antbonv,a Condition.

PROVIDENCE, Il. T., April 26.--Senator An
thony's condition tonight is thought to be as
favorable as at any time during his Illness. lie
visitors or letters
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Tha FOLLOWING are the closing quotations stocks
Chleage Live s.eek marke,.

CRIcAGo.Aprl 26.-Hogs- Receipts Is ,OnO head;
shipments 45o0 head; 10c lower; mixed at OoG
Z IS: heavy at 40a7 75; light Z OOa7 90; skips
at OOd6 20.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 heac; shipments $500;
shade lower;exports at 1895 10
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New Yora stock and Money Market.

lBy Telegraph-)
NEW YORK, April 26.-Money on call loansd
between 4G6: prime mercantile paper 5 = G6. Ex-
change dull ati 4.83 for long and 4.S52 for short
Governments strong and "A 9ss higher; State bonds
dun and steady. Railroad bonds irregular.
Money closed offere1 at 31z bid.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange sggregab-
ed 80 900 shares.
Tne following are to-day's closing quotations Of
Government Securities:
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Urging Miners 70 Strike.

OTBIHE NIHBTB 10 5UIIkB'
PITTsBuRa, Pa. April 26.--A delegation OF 30
coal miners left here to-day to visit all the pits
where men are working at reduction, and en-
deayor to get them to come out and join the
strike, to be inaugurated next Thursday.
Pittsburg Plasterers on Strike.
PrTspuRo, Pa, April 26.-The plasterers to-
night decided to strike for 1925 They now
get 30.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR IHE NEXT rwEsrY-roUR
HOURS.
Wa Ttrpsa f,xTe..sss ft.sru.r, Sxa14x

HoUR5.
WAR DEPT QEEacE CIFEEg -SEaNAK. ssas
OFFICER, WasL4nRtous ~ y.
April ~, l A. NJ.
For New England,
Slightly warmer weather. soatheTlY 70 west-
erly winds, lower barometer, partly cloudy
weather and rain in northern portions.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
A slight disturbance has moved eastward
during the day north OF the Lake region, and
is now central in the upper st. Lawrence val
ley. Fair weather continues in New England
and Middle Atlantic States east OF the Missis-
sippi, with warmer southeast to southwest
winds and lover barometer. Light rains are
reported from the West Gulf States, Western
Tennessee, Lake region and upper Ohio VAL
ley, with warmer southerly to westerly winds
aud partly cloudy weather. Generally fair
and warmer prevails in the upper Mississippi
aud Missouri valleys.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
ror,,aaa Daily whole.ale marne,

PORTLAND, Apr. %.
2 In Grain, bag lots of Corn have dropped lc. Ber-
muda Onions are easier at 1901 30. Butter has
declined &c on all grades, Valencia Oranges have
advanced. Sugar is unchanged. Potatoes steady
with moderate demand.
ire following are so-dSy's quo atons of Flour,
crnir proviasonE ar
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pennavlvnnia I,eoIalature

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 26. The railroad
bill removing the restrictions limiting the
amount OF the capital stock TO be applied TO the
construction OF railroads to S60,0e0 per mile,
passed the Senate to-day.
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Railroad Receipi..


PORTLAND. Apr. 20.
Received BY Maine Central Railroad, f5r PORTLAND
25 ears miscellaneous merchandise; for connecting
roads 1O2 earf IaiseellaneOus cssl ehnnIika.
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Pail. l.......12s49131s
Fowl, .1eG1sc
Chicayo Grain 0uo,ations.

PORTLAND, April 2s
The following quotations Of Grain we're received
by telegraph t.-day by Bigelow q Co., l57 CONNER
cial street. Portland:
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ELIXIR TARAxI-
CUM COMPOUND

An agreeable Elixir composed
of Fresh Dandeli0n, Wild Cherry
and Gentian, chemically combined
with Iron, Phosphorus and Quin-
inc. One dose OF Elixir Taraix-
cum will correct INDIGESTION
and from one to three bottles (ac-
coz ding to the severity of the d.
sease) will permanently cure the
worst form of the complaint.
APPETITE, One bottle of Tarax-
icum Compound will insure a
hearty appetite and increased di-
gestion. Large bottles so cents.
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Wednesday morning, as the regular passen-
ger train was en- route from the Maine Cen
trail depot to the Exchange street station, in
Bangor, singular adventure took place. just
as the train was entering the drawbridge over
the keDduskea one ~ the passenger cars left
the trucks and was prscipitated forward on
the railroad track, creating great cons terms
,ion for the time being among the occupants.
The car was a sscond-class ons aud the in
mates. although considerably shaken up,
found themselves aniniured.
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the trucks and was prs scipitated forward on
the railroad track, creating great cons terms
ton for the time being among the occupants.
Tue car was second-class ons aud the in
mates. although considerably shaken up,
tound themselves Rniniured.
PIscArAouIs COUNTY.
Charles Stevens, who threatened to Kill the
family OF Mrs. Rufus Lord. near Mt. Kineo,
and subsequently escaped 20 the woods, last
Saturday returned to Mrs Lords house, drew
knife, and threatened violence, but on Mr..
Lords appearance disappeared Monday
night he ives seen near the east outlet OF
Moosthead Lake, and several men attempted
TO capture him. Stevens cooked gun and
swore he would shoot the first man who ad-
vanced to arrest him, and he was lefs alone.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Eight inches OF snow fell at North Auson
Tuesday night.
Harlan Haines, son of W. I. Haines OF
Norridgewock, who was shot in his cabin in
Arizona Territory, recently. by Indians Mr.
Haines went West quite number OF years
ago, and was engaged in herding at the time
of his untimely death.
Mrs. Dolly Brown, who lived with her son
Columbus Brown Of Harmony, was so badly
burned, week before last, by her clothes taking
fire, that she died In four days. She was an
aged and feeble woman aud while sitting near
the open fire spark must have caught her
uttcct btfuittN ctoS anu tful 10 "A hilSief
before IL could be exunguished Mr.. b. had
his hands badly burned in putting out the fire.
WALDO COUNTY.
The house of Isaac Mason of Swanville was
burned Sunday with nearly all its contents
WASHINGTON COUNTY
The April term OF the $. j. Court at Calais,
opened Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, Judge
Libbey presiding. The grand aud traverse ju-
ries were sworn in. Judge Libbey said that 1t
was not usual TO say anything to the grand
jury, but as there was to he an important case
before them that he would tell them what the
law is that should govern them. IL upon in-
vestigation they should find that intoxication
was in any way the cause, sand this brought on
by ones own free will, that the person COM
mitting an offense could not be excused. but
should be held to answer to the law. He
called no names, but all knew he referred to
Eaton. IL is thought that Eaton will not be
able TO be tried this term. The grand jury
will probably report Saturday, but the impres-
sion is that the indictment will not be for
murder In the FIRST degree.
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The following quotations OF stocks are reported
and corrected daily by Woodbury. & Moulton, cornsr
Of Middle and Exchange streets
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STATE NEWS.
ANnRoscoaaN couSrr.
rENoBscor COUNTY

The foundation OF the new poorhouse build
ing in Lewiston is settling. The building cost
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FOREIGN.
Trial Of Pagan for the Murder Of
Burke.
Suicide OF Suspected Nihilists.
Mr.. Gladstone Vainly Supports
the Affirmation Bill.

DUBLIN, April 26.--The trial of Michael Fa-
gan, charged with the murder OF Mr.. Burke,
was resumed to-day. Joseph Smith, the in
former, swore that Edward McCaffrey was in
PhGnix Park on the evening OF May 9th.
James Carey, however. denied that he saw
McCaffrey there on that evening. Counsel for
the defence regard the conflict between the
two statements as important. The prosecution
have closed their Case and the case for the de-
fence has been opened. They will attempt to
prove an alibl.
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Young Senators.

Referring to the fact that the Hon.
John E kenna, of this State, will
Will enter the United States Senate at
the early age of thirty-fve years. after
q career of ereditabIe service in the
House of Representatives, the New
York Uorld SAYS it is of good augurv
for the new Senator's future that
some of the most eminent men who
ever sat in the Senate began their
work in that body at a still earlier
age. James Monroe. of Virginia,
entered the Senate at the age of thirty
two and Franklin Pierce ct the age
OF thirty-three. and both were gradu-
ated as President of the United States.
John j. Crittenden was barely thirty
when Kentucky made him Senator.
and the t:Little Giant of Illinois,
entered the body at the age of thirty
four Hayne, the antagonist of Web
ster- became a Senator at thirty-two.
and William L. Dayton. of New Jersey.
at thirty-fye- Albert Gallatfn was
made Senator at thirty-two; Viii
liam H. Crawford, of Georgia, at
thirtY-ffye; Aaron Burr at thirty-five ,
Rufus hing at thirty-three, and Rob-
ert J. Walker at thirty-six- These,
the Ford adds, 'smake Z goodly
roll. and hard work and loyalty to
sound democratic principles will car
" Dir. kenna as far as he needs to
care to go on the road to influence
and public consideration
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MARRIED..

At the Lutheran Parsonage, in Shepherds
town. by Rev D. NJ MOser, on Tuesday, Jan.
23d. Mr.. SHaULTER WANTS to Mis-
NARY v COLBERT, both of this county.
January 11th, at the residence of the brides
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On the 18th instant. at the residence of the
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DIED..

In Baltimore. on January 10th. EMMA. in
the SD year of her age. beloved wife of The
odore Hodgson. formerly of Winchester.
January 21st of Consumption. WILLIAM
HENRY RITTER. of Frederick county, Va.
aged y years-son of Mr.. Geo. Ritter.
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Free Press.