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reservation. He adds that the result Of such
an invasion viii be disastrous.

several hours. Nearly all the occupants OF
the burned buildings saved the bulk Of their
propsrty. Four colored men have been ar
rested for setting fire to the stable whila
playing cards, and owing to fears of lynching
the Jail is strongly guarded.
NATIcK (Mass.), Auril 1Oth.-The boot
snd shoe factory of Riley, Pebbles & Co.,
was damaged 100000 by fire to-day. H.
sured.
Frishtful Mine Accident.
NORWAY (Mich.), April 10sh.-The most
| disastrous mine accident in the history of the
Lake Superior mines occurred at tbs Keel
ridge mine, Menominee range, Michigan iron
district, this afternoon. Ninety feet of
ground caved in, the epgine.house, in which
were eight men, and containing all the mine
machinery and four large boilers, going down q
distance of over 200 feet. All the men were
killed outright except Ed. Wicks, who went
down 100 feet, and remained on top of the
debris with leg broken at the thigh and
one rib broken near the heart, until rescued.
His recovery is doubtful. A pump aud boiler
must be pat in operation before the bodies of
the other victims can be recovered. The
work viii take week or more. The mine
was about to be abandoned, as the ore body
was exhausted. The men were on the sur.
face hoisting the steam pipes out of the shaft
when the accident occurred. The killed. as
near as can be ascsrtaiued, are Pat EgsH,
William Morris, Richard Williams, William
Pollard, William Jeffrey, Thomas James
and w. Henderson.
The Star Route Trial.
WASHINGTON. April 10th.-Miner contin-
ued his testimony in the star route trial TO-
day. He declared that after January 9TH he
had never spoken q word to Brady on bust
ness matters. The official papers addressed
TO Brady in the spring of 1879, purporting to
be signed by Miner, we're shown witness.
Witness denied having written the sigma
lures. He supposed Rerdell had written
them.
Merrick conducted the cross-exsminatiol.
Witness said the division was based upon the
status Of routes as shown by the profits, and
not upon the number Of routes. He believed
S. w. Dorsey received no more than his fair
share. No account was taken of probable
expedition. 1t would have mads no differ
ence if we did," said witness, for S. W.
Dorsey got more expedition than we did"
Witness denied having filed out blank affi-
davits. Many papers were shown witness
which he recollected nothing about. With
out concluding the examination the Court
adjourned, expressing hope that nights
Dick LiddeII Released.
HUNTSVILLE (Ala J, April 10.h.-The case
against Dick Liddell a noted member Ct the
James gang, who was convicted at the last
term of the United States Court of conspiracy
and robbery, sentence being then suspended,
was called up to-day, when Judge Bruce re-
| leased Liddell upon his personal recognizance.
This is regarded as settlement of the case
Liddell is free, and can now testify in Frank
James trial in Missouri. All efforts to have
Liddell pardoned by the President proved
unavailiDg. His release under the circum-
stances naturally removes the probability Of
his being Imprisoned upon the charges which
convicted him.
No Reporters Need Apply.
NEW YORK, April 10sh.-The Times Cleve-
land special says: The Mormons now hold
ing forth at Kirkland have arisen as one man
and made war on the reporters stationed
there. They cay they have been misrepre-
after no newspaper man shall be permitted to
attend their meetings. A delegation of high
dignitaries waited upon the Times CORE
spondeut to-day, early in the morning, and in
terms forcible but not elegant requested him
to buy ticket for Cleveland, and do it
quickly. 1t was done. The Associated Press
man was also elected, as were lot of other
correspondents honored by special commit.
tee waiting upon them. The jubilee will
COuLlHGo lOuE Onyo yceB but EVsninb VI any
moment is expected to come up.
Verdict for Plaintiff in n Libel Shit,
DETROIT (Nfich), April 1Oth.-The libel
suit of Professor MacLean, of the medical
department of the State University, against
James Z. Scripps, editor and principal prOpri-
etor of the Erening Meas, of this city, after
two weeks trial, was concluded this evening.
A verdict was rendered in favor of plaintiff,
awarding him $1,000 damages, the heaviest
verdict ever recorded in this city.
Movements of the President.
JACKSONVILLE (Fls), April 1Oth.-Presi-
dent Arthur left Sanford for Kissemer City
yesterday morning. The special train stopped
st Wekes Park and again at Orlando. to at
tend Sundsy-school picnic. From Kissemer
a steam yacht will carry the party up Known
river about 40 miles to an island where black
bass are plentiful.
Powder Explosion.
Boston, April 10sh.-Ons of the buildings
of the American Powder Company at Acton,
Mass, exploded this forenoon, and killed two
men. Tae loss is not heavy.
Affairs Of the Augustinian Society.
LAWRENCE (Mass.), April 10th.-This fore
noon Sheriff Briggs, acting as messenger Of
the Court of Insolvency, took formal posses
sion of all the property owned by the Angus
tinian Society also the books of the bank
ing institution. Rev. ID. D. Reagan is the
authorized custodian of the property until an
assignee is appointed.
A Young Murderess Shot Dead.
VIcKsBURG (Miss.), April 10th.-A young
girl named George Smith, who recently
murdered Albert Boykin, young preacher,
in this State, while attempting to escape this
morning. was shot dead.
Suicide OF a Judge.
AsHTABULA (O), April 1Otb.-Judge Eras.
tus Lee committed suicide to day with lauda-
mum. No cause is assigned.
Fight or Leave.
NEW YORK, April 10th.-Cleary challenges
Mitchell to another sparring match, Cleary
to have also two.thirds of the receipts.
Cleary adds: ''If Mitchell does not asree
to this he must fight me or leave the country. :"
Complete Democratic Victory.
ALBANY IN. ", April 10th.-The charter
election resulted in a complete Democratic
victory.
"a Friendly sparring Match"
KINGSTON IN. ", April 1Oth.-At Hick-
| DRY Bush to-day, Jacob Camp and Consta-
bic named Donovan engaged in friendly
sparring match with gloves. Donovan getting
in a heavy blow angered Camp. who Selling
skull Camp is held for murder.
Heavy snow.storm In Minnesota.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 10sh.-One of the
worst and heaviest snow-storms of the winter
is now in progress. Street car travel is sus.
pended, for the first time this winter, and
railroad trains are greatly delayed. The
STERN is general throughout the State.
Was Lost and is Found.
WASHINGTON, April 10th.-It ia reported
that II. w. Hewgate. ex-Signsl Service OF.
fcer, who escaped from the custody of q
bailiff in this city about year ago while
awaiting trial on a charge of embezzlement,
was seen on the street here to-day by an
officer Of the Signal Service.
Railroad Accidenf-Five Lives Lost.
DENTON (Tex.), April 10sh.-On the Mis-
souri, Pacific road to-day, near Booker, a con-
struction train in backing struck a horse, and
the train jumped the track. Conductor
Everett and four hands we're killed.
FOREIGN.
The Phoenix Park Murder Trial.
DUBLIN, April 10th.-The trial of Joe
Brady, indicted yesterday for the murder of
Cavendish and Burke, which was to have
began to-day, has been postponed until to.
morrow. owing to DR.. Webb Adams, who
was appointed by Judge O'Brien as counsel
for Brady, declining to conduct the defense
of the prisoner. Adams gives as a reason
that he is not prepared. The Court. house
was strongly guarded again to day.