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TELEGRdPHiC NOTES.
A WOMAN SENTENCED FOR AIRS

WOMAN SENTENCED FOR ARSON.
PRovIDENcE, r; l., March u: Zi:1Ia the suprem,
fenced twenty -nvo year, imprisonment for arson
THE PIG IRON TRADE REPORTED QUIET.
PI:TsDURG. March 2l.-lh Western Pig Iron As
ISOLATION today in regular quarterly session Trade wa
| rHE IOWA PRoHIBIrORY AMENDMENT
Council BLUFFS: Iowa March 2l;-Ihe hearing
| supreme Court at Davenport
PRIZE DEBATE AT AMHERST
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. March 2l.--The first prize in
was won By b. r. Rose. Of Plainned. n. j.
INCREASING INSURANCE CAPITAL
HARTFORD. Conn, March 2l.1G5vernor Waller
Company 10 increase its capital.
AMURDERED woMAN's BURIAL
BosToN. March 2l.-rhere are no new develop
csstoS fathers residence this afternoon and
pErEsMINED To HAVE CLEAN STREET
PHILADELPHIA, March 2l.-Messrs. A. }, Drexel
and George W. chds to-day make arrangement. TO hsye
personal The authorities have failed to perform
AN IMPORTANT WITNESS MISSING.
ST. JOSEPH. No.. March, I:1Wnen John Cox
scott e he coSS not be fSa%d cOs Who had
sites evidence IN The case against w,s s
he has lied He was con,idersd important
NOT 10 MAKE STUMP SPEECHES.
UARTFoRD. Conn. March 21.-Gov rnor Waller
s he hns S oss as
says be yOing any stump speech wlnc he Is
CITY IREASU RERSHIF NACANT.
PETERSBURG, Va, Marcn Ill. A. Johnston. the
Cv sergeaut to-day tho amended order OF the
prene Of Appeals Of Virginia declaring taat vacancy
me once city ressGsr s p G GrefIspHrE and that
mis- eity 10 MI said vaca
NETWORK BREWERS IN COUNCIL
ROCHESTER, March 21.-The semi-lunual meet
ing OF Brewers and Maltscts Association held
here to-day Resolutions reafrmng tue political action OF
the ASSOCIATION discussed and also resolution de-
nouncing alleged blsckmaing attempts Of Albany loo
byists-
A BROTHER AND SISTER DROWNED
CHICAGO March 2l- special 10 the
nateP.OesoH from Clinton. Iowa, While Eugene
Dear nephew Of Ex-Governor Gear and hts were To-
attempting GUrdOns Ferry,
the broke and he young drowned The girl was
rescued.
REVENUE RULINGS PRONOUNCED ILLEGAL
PITTeBURG. Penn. Marca 21.-Judge AchssOn OF
the United states District Court today MED an spinon In
United states against William JenkiDson
The Judge the Government has no rtgnt 10 inquire
sold and eonsequnt
the defendant This opinion Ia contrary 10 all re
rulings United states internal Rev enne Depart
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

BANGOR, Me-, March 21.-The stockholders
of the Bangor and Pscataqus Railroad to-day elected
Board of Directors and voted to take the necessary
for the completion OF the road 10 Moosenead Lake.
Moses Giddngs was chosen president, Arthur Brown
superintendent, aud II. w. Blood treasurer.
EoRRIsrowS. Penn. March 2l.-rhe preliminary IN
junction granted last week application OF the Pna-
delphia and Reading Railroad Company against the
Philadelphia Horristown and Ph9nirvlle Railroad
Company 10 them from o5structng the canal OF
Landing brlow NorristoWn. was dissolved to-day by
mutual consent
PHILADELPHIA. March 2l.-The gross earning. OF the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company for February
were l3f4 expenses s116.345 netearnnRs s74 e99
being increase s compared with corresponding month
last year or S22.900.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. March 21.-0riciNs OF the Union
Pacific, the Santa F6. the Missouri Pacific and the St
Louis and roads here to-day 10 discuss
the recent esaton In Kansas IN regard to railroads The
proceengs1r not 70 be male public until the close OF
the but II IL underuOod that the conference IA
engaged In the readiustment OF the pool
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, March 2l.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company to-day presented hill In the Circnt
Court Of Kent County asking for Injunction against
the Grand Rapid and Indians Railroad Company to re-
stran the latter from paying the interest uring on
April on its bonded debt secured by the rtgage OF
october l. 1869. ann Il has paid the interest coupon.
on bonds secured by the sane MORTGAGE, previously
maturing, purchased and held by tne PennsYlvania
urnad Company. amounting with interest TO
s2,345000
BURLINGTON, Iowa, March 2l-The official. OF the
Minnea polls and st. Louis the Burlington Cedar Rapids
and Northern. the Chicago Burlington and Quincy aud
the st. Louis, Keokuk and Northwestern railroads. fn
conference today. decided bish the fact
passenger line between st. Louis and Minneap and
Lake dinnetOnka and 6 Paul. 10 be called the Louis
Minneapolis and ST. Paul Short Line II was formerly
known as the Iowa route This arrangement goes into
effect on April l.
ATLANTA Ga, March Civ. v McCraoken win resign
the superntendency OF the East Tennessee Virginia and
Georgia Railroad, and II Is SAID, Will be made assistant
10 President Thomas.
CHICAGO. March 2l.-Ths Hoard Of Ratlroad Il
and Warehouse Commissioners have Informed |
the lines in the eastbound pool that
they are violating the State law IN neglecting
and refusing to give bills OF lading showing he full
amount ana character Of the shipments CT through |
reigbt FROM Chicago.
Bosros, Mass March 21-The Senate passed the
House bill authorizing the reorganization OF the
,husetts Central Railroad also, la extension through
Berkshire County the NewYork State line and ifs
,onsOdatl0n with OtherrUais, which IA understood TO
mean the POughkeepse, Hartford and Boston road
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SEQUELs TO d MINE HORROR.

BRAIDwooD, Ill., March 21.-There are likely
to be some disgracsfu at the Diamond mine be-
fore tho bodies OF the unfortunate victims sh III
been finally laid at rest. The coroners of VIII and
Grundy Counties botn there for the purpose OF reap
ing tho reward OF s11 body for holding inquest and
each insists that he 10 the person to do the work.
IL ia also said that there viii be serious trouble In the
ranks OF the relief committee. Tue water Is now less
tnsn three feet Deep II Is hoped that the OF
the bodies viii begin next sunday fence mas been
ballt To the back when the work sha have
begun John Marshall one OF the escaped miners died
Yesterday from nervous shock and exhaustion.
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TALKS WITH CITY OFFICIALS.

MAYOR EDsoN SATISFIED WITH THE PROVISIONS OF
THE BILL-MR. THOMPSON MILDLY CRITICAL.
Mayor Edison was asked by TRIBUNE reporter
how the bill suited him. He replied that in the
main he very we'll satisfied with Its provisions.
He had not had time 10 study it closely In its en-
tirety. The bill was drawn by the Corporation
Counsel after consultation with the citizens who
composed the Water Commission, and was therefore
supposed to represent their views in good part.
There was suggestion that the Aqueduct Com
mission should be composed of the Mayor Controller,
Commissioner of Public Works and four citizens.
Making up the Commissioned the officials named
in the bill with the addition of two citizens was
apparently deemed better plan to promote the
work. The provisions in regard to ACQUIRING title
to land and right CT way for the aqueduct he had
examined very closely and he gave them mis- hearty
approval The bill, OF course, could be amended in
any particular, and it would be thoroughly crtl-
cised in its passage through the Legislature.
The Mayor Was asked whether. IN case the ap-
pointment of the two citizens as part OF the Com.
mission should be vested In lin. be would be likely
to make bis selection from those who served on the
Water Commission. He replied that that was u
matter for future consideration.
COMMISSIONER THoMPsON's OPINION.
Hubert o. Thompson. Commissioner of Public
Works. said that he liked the bill fairly well. al
introduced at his request. last year. and which
passed both houses of the Legislature. but
toed by Governor Cornell. That bill provided that
the work should be done under tho control Of the
Department of Public Works. but that all eApendi-
lures should be approved by majority vote of the
members OF the Board of Estimate and Apportion-
mont and two of this majority should he the Mayor
and Controller. This be thought threw around tho
matter of expenditure all safeguards necessary
TO prevent extrsvagance corruption OF auy kind.
He had never changed his opinion in that Particular
although be had been In few instances Iusrepre-
sentrd He was anxious above all things that tne
work OF giving this city bOuntitu supply Of pure
fresh water should be begun as soou IA possible
and pushed vigorously for ward 10 completion. lie
had no other ambition than this he had given the
matter much attention from the time he enIered the
Department.. and ANYTHING tfat promised 10 carry
this project to successful conclusion wonld have
his hearty support. He could critcse the bill moro
understandngly after he bad seen copy of II anil
cl0sely studied its provisions.
Controller Campbell said that he had not been |
concerned in framing the bill. and bal not read the
provisions of 1t carefully. He therefore not |
prepared to give his opinion OF il vet.
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THE DOMINION EXPENSES.

OTTAWA, March 21.-The estimated eIpendi-
ture OF the Dominion OF Canada for the financial year
ending June 80. 1884, is s455O4,145. The principal
Items are; Public debt. including sinking fund.
s9I50,9s5 civil government 81 1O9 100; administra
ton OF justice. s6l2765i legislation S6is.9o0; mm
grafton and quarantine. S570,4s7; militia $779,60o;
public works and buildngs chargeable 10 income,
S2,447.9iO; nghi-houss and coast service S520s25
suDsidies, $3525, 900; Indians, SS75,949; mounted
police. $46O0U; collection OF revenues, 81 ,233 ,22O
railways and canals So post Office, 81 2Ss, $40;
cbargeaDe 10 capital Sl3, 365 S50 Tho amount voted
for the present year, ending juno 80 next was
S54, ,S77, ,264.
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The FIRE RECORD.
THIRTEEN HORSES BURNED.

Officer FallOn, of the Twentieth Precinct, dis
covered clouds Of smoke issuing from stable in
the rear OF the premises at Nos. 221 and 223 West
Inirty-second-st about 9I5 last night. which
are occupied az pcKng concern aud horse-shoeing
shop He sounded an alarm but before entrance
could be effected thirteen horses that In stable
were snhOcated Charles lie with the owner OF the
pro eriy, hves oyer No. 22l. The horses valued
NJ S2oOo William COlsay, who employed
ahieman, Lad left the stable visit a
Deiehboiing liquor sore. On hearing OF the nre,
uedvoted 10 ibrrate e horses, hut driven back
the daues and badly burned abOu th- head and body
lie was taken 10 the New York Hospital
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LEPROSY IN HAWAII.

SAN Francisco, March 21.-The Commercial
Advertiser Of Honolulu. referring to reports Of the gem
ea spres Of leprosy In Hawaii The districts OF
wauka waikee Mskawas aud Ulspilakua OF the Island
OF waua. comprising OF 300 square miles OF
most densely populated portion OF the Kingdom with
10000 nhabtnts, have been thoroughly searched for
lepeIs by the Board OF Health. The result was that
twenty eight native and no foreign lepers found
There ten foreign eper the leper settlement az
Molokal, most Of whom contracted the disease by
Iicentlouaness"
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4 CIRCUIT COURT CLERK APPOINTED.

UTICA, March 21.-Judges Wallace and Coke, of
the United states Circuit an District Courts, now
sitting in this city, have united Official order
appointing William s. DOoittle of this city, clerk
of the United States Circuit Court, vice William
Fl. Bright resigned. The appointment takes effect
July l. Mr. Doottle is brother-ln-law of Judge
Coke, Of the District Court Winfield :. Robbins
of Buffalo. clerk OF Judge Coxes District Court, Is
q brother-in-law of Judge Wallace.
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THE TITLE TV OIL LANDS SETTLED.

HARRISBURG, March 21.-The State Board of
Properly rendered important decision to-day in @
land in Butler County, which involved the title to
thrtyeight Of valuable obearing soil The For
est OIL Company, which Ia ofsBoot Of the standard,
aid claim TO the property There two wells the
tract one producing 800 and the sixy bar
rsls Gay. The patent TO the land today issued
the hers. TIere eight heirs, and the La I'd, 10
stands undeveloped Is estimated 10 be worth 100000
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his widow who has just died The viii discovered
among Mrs Goodyears effects by her son Alfred who Ia
named as executor of his fathers wil and who With
his mother was left half the residue OF his fathers prop
erty The statutes provide for the fine and imprisou-
ment OF an executor for such offence, and 1t is stted
that Mrs Goodyear. before she died. said that Alfred
knew OF the will and that IT was matter between
fight ~ ~ 'S" N~'~''-S~
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CALIFORNIA OFFICIALS ARRESTED.

SAN Francisco, March 21.-Thomas C. Van
Commissioner Of Immigration under Governor IT.
win, was arrested to-day on q charge of embeEzling
$4,000 during hts term Of office. yanness there
no. hing In the charge which Ia based on technicanty
IL unferstood tnaI other arrests OF officials Will io
low.
w. H. Crane, Register OF the susanyille Land Office,
and formerly State eenatOr from La.sen County. was
brought hero under arrest by United States Marshal
to-day, charged vita uttenug fUrsed receipIs from
settlers aud appropriatng pubic moneys to his own
use. Crane says he can satisfactorily explain the
CHARGES
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GENERAL CANADIAN NEWS.

MONTREAL, Que, March 21.-r. II. Hodgson
was to-day capas at the suit of the Bank
Of Montreal for $4,000
QUEBEc March 21.-rhe train on the North Shore
road which left Montreal Monday only arrived here
this morning. Tho snow is packed solidly over the
track 10 a depth OF Ave feet. -
TORONTO. Marcn 21.-Hanlsn started to-day for Wash
ington TO train for his race with Kennedy.
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DISHONEST BANK OFFICIALS DETECTED

ST. PAUL, March 21.-Two brothers named
Feete cashier and paying teller respectively OF the SEQ
National Bank In this city, discharged from the
bank to-day and their places supplied II appears
that they had been carrying a system OF stealing
from the bank Thus far $4,000 found missing IL s
yet determined what action will be taken by tho
bank officials against the men.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. March 2I.-rhe cargo Of the British steamer
Monksea.on, at Glasgow from NewYorf, was damaged
on tue passage. A portion OF it was jeetisoned.
LONDON, March 21.-The Right Hon. Anthony j. Mum
della Member Of Parliament for Sheffield, and Vice
President OF the Council. Is seriously indlsposed
TUSIs, March 21.-The Count dc Lesseps has reached
Gabes way 10 the Desert OF Sahara
BERIIs, Mach 21-Nothing is know here concerning
the scheme attributed IN America to Prince Bismarck
for acquiring lana In Mexico which 10 settle German
immigranta.
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FLAMES IN BROOKLYN.

few minutes before o'clock last evening
fire was discovered In the dryng-room OF James Low
cry Co.'S vegetable balr factory, Nos 90 and 80 South
Fifth-st. Brooklyn i. ID. The building which Is owned
by John MileY, DAMAGED 70 the extent o. S5 600
The loss stock $1,000 Tie cause Of the fire was
not asoertained. Tue loss Is covered by insurance
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ARRESTED FOB A DOUBLE MURDER.

HARTFORD, March PLAT l o'clock this
morning Brooks 10 hnsoD the colored OF the
Misses Judson, OF East Hartford. arrested susp
clon OF being concerned In their murder Last week. He
was locked up In this city He showed no surprise
being arrested In search Of his house this morning
the front part Of snrt found, which bad been
Gently washed and extensive stains OF sort
not wholly enaced.
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SEEKING A SITE FOB An ITALIAN COLONY
IBY rELEGRAPH ro THE rRIRuNH.I

IBr TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUSR.I
CHICAGO, March 21.-A party of wealthy
Italians, under the lead OF Professor E. Benzes an
Itaian-speakng American, has just returned from
extended rip through the Southern States. Their mis-
sion was 10 select location for Italian colony.
Among the party were James Baggo, merchant Of
Rome, who representa- number OF capitalists IN that
ciiyi A j. Ar.la, official In tae state Depar.ment
Italy ana David Dasso ofiiocr Ia the Italian army
they have decided 20 recommend louisiana offering
the best advantages.
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MURDERED WHILE ASLEEP.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRTBUNE.I

COLUMBIA, S. c., March II. - Jake u
Ashley. noted criminal OF Barnwel County. as
sassinated last night by unknown while lying
aseep his bed by the side Of OF his children His
body was rddled with buckshot- Trs,ks around the
building indicated that four persons took part n the
mur. Last all he was tried charge OF burglary
aud acqultted and this u Is snpposed lea TO bis murdeE
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ACCIDENT TO QUEEN yICToRI

LONDON, March 21.-The Queen Is still confined
to Windsor Castle by the swelling of her
knee. caused by her fall on Saturday. Her journey
to Osborne House has been temporarily postponed.
Her Maiesty's general health is good
LONDON, March 22.-rhe Queen transacts official
business as usual. She gave an audience to Mr..
Gladstone yesterday.
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BURNED TO DEATH IN A DWELLING.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 21.-The house
on Church-st., Newport, owned by Mrs Hannah
Rudolph. was burned early this morning, and Mary
Barry, domestic was buried to death The jury Of
Inquest added To the verict OF death by re that In
ther opinion there was too much caressness In placing
furnaces In that city.
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THE POLICE AND THE LONDON ExpLOsI0N.

LONDON, March 2l.-The police are in possession
OF cew to the explosion in the Office of the Local
Government Board on Thursday. woman OBJ
served and has fully described the appearance of
man who was apparently placing an internal ma
chine against the building. 1t is expected that an
arrest will be made soou.
The report that the Dean of Canterbury bad re-
ceived letter threatening that the deanery would
De blown IN on the occasion of he enthronemrnt of
the new Archbishop Is pronounced to be untrue.
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MADRID March 21.-The Chamber of Deputies
has approved the bull reducing the import duties
raw material
BERLIN March 2l.-Tbe Bundesrath has approved
the bill introduced by Prince Bismarck providing
90 Der cent.
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ACoAL MINE FIRE EXTENDING.

SHENANDOAH, Penn, March 21.-The fire in
the culm bank the Koh Coliery still burning
In orier 70 the Buck Mountain and Mammoth
veins which covered by tue burning bank It Ia esti
mated that 100000 cubic yards OF material Will have TO
be removed,
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ELECTION COMMISSIONERS ON TRIAL.

NEw-ORLEASs, March 21.-The election fraud
case against Caspar Chaser owen Short of the Fifth
Precinct OF the Ninth Ward called yesterday In the
United State. District Court The jury completed
to-day The District Attorney stated that he Govern
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expenses incurred under the act either in acquiring
property the right OF way or In doing the work are to
be paid for out of the proceeds of bonds of the city,
There limit set in regard the cost Of the aque
duct its reservoirs indeed in regard to any Of the
penditures OF the Aqueduct Commission.
ANOTHER PROJECT ADVANCED.
In the Assembly to-day Mr.. Koesch introduced
bill providing for the appointment by Mayor Edison
of seven Commissioners one from each Ser atorial
district, 70 investigate the subject of an additional
supply of water for New-York CITY, and giving the
Commission power in the premises. 1he bill ema-
mates from the Central Taxpayers Union, aud is
very long,
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A WILL SUPPRESSED FOB SIX YEARS.

NEw-HAvEN. March PA peculiar case
before the Probate Court day in which the viii OF
Albert Goodyear who left number OF outside oequests,
discovered have suppressed for six years by
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TELEGRAPH LITIGATIoN IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, March 21.-The new Western
Union Telegraph Company OF Illinois began quo war
proceedings to-day against the old Western Union
Telegraph Company ~ show by right undertakes
70 rausact telegraph business within the State OF
Illinois.
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CHILLI AND BOLIVIA

PARIS, March 21.-lt is reported here that
the Chilians marching ON Ia Paz, Bolivia.
The Inhabitants Of the Town OF La Paz the capital OF
the department OF the name number about $1,000
and mostly Indians The town Ia regarded place
Of considerable weIlth and Importance. In IL I'm the
western part OF Bolivia. the Peruvian boundary
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FRANCE AND MADAGASCAR.

LONDON, March 21.-A dispatch to The
Standard from Vienna says the commander of the
French squadron In Malagasy has been ordered
spare Ianstaye far possible, and TO blockade
but few ports
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As OLD Ms MURDEREp PoR MONEY.

BYRRS STATION. D., March 2l.-Ihe mouse
Of duncan poss vas burned on Monday night MT pces
When the Ie had partly sabded the peghocrs found the
dead body OF Doles Under bel with around It's neck
1t thought he sranRed by robbers aud the house ten
nrc SIR. Doies had large OF the
house, and leaves large estate
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THE ARMAGH ASSASSINATION socIErY

BELFAST. March 21.-In the case of Nugent and
twelve other members Of the Armagh Assassna-
tion Society, against whom the Grand
Jury yesteri lay found true BILL
the Crown Counsel has undertaken to prove that
the society was established by man named Burns
VINO came rom Amer. ca expressly for that purpose,
and thai after Burn|s return to America Nugent
became director Of the society,"
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a MOLLY MAauIRE sHnr AND KILLED

fiIIsBuRo. Penn. March la dispatch 70 the
Superintendent keighy Of the youngstown Coke Company
shot and Killed ohn Kane Molly Mcguire The miners are
strike and ngy Great Of outbreak
taned and much excitement
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RAILROAD NE VS..

soners had returned false and fraudulent poll list with
the names of sixty persons who did not vote
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AN ERUPTION OF MOIrNT ETNa

LONDON, March 21.-An eruption of Mount Etna
has occurred accompanied by an earthquake, causing
panic in the vicinity. Several houses have fa en
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VERDICT AGAINST RAILROAD COMPANY

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 2l.-Robert
Lawless, Connecticut River Railroad brakeman. who
injured time ago while coupling cars. to-day
recovered $500 from the company In the superior
Court He sued for $4,000.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES BY TELEGRAPH.
FATAL FALL OF SIXTY FEET.

ROANOKE. Va, March 2l.-E. b. Edwards
Of Batavia III. whilo repairing wind engine at the
noke sockyard this afternoon fell sixty feet and
stantly Killed
eILLED ON THE RAILROAD TRACK
SYRACUSE, March 2l.-Wiliam Auchampaugh
twenty struck this morning Vile Station
by the west bound train