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Sensational SCENES at the zoo.

James G. Fletcher, a society actor, created a
disturbance Of very large proportions in the
Maggie House, near the Zoo, last night, and as
saulted a man named WoodSOn, giving him a
rather severe beating. He was arrested by
Officer Gerber, and was locked up at the police
station on a charge OF assault and battery.
Shortly afterward James Cole became rather
boisterous in the Zoo Elevated Gardens. and
when Officer Gerber endeavored to quiet him, he
drew a revolver and fired twice One of the
shots passed through the clothing of a woman,
without taking effect, however, and no one was
Injured. Cole arrested, after q lively chase,
by Officers Gerber, Harness and Robertson.
While en- route to the police station he made a
desperate effort TO escape by jumping from the
patrol wagon, but was recautured. The affair
created considerable excitement, as 1t was first
Thought that the woman had been shot.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

There are fifty cases of smallpox in Empire
City, Kan.
In the Wisconsin Assembly the death-penalty
bill was killed.
The Dominion government is talking about
reduction of the tariff.
The st. Louis Greenhaclers have put a mu-
ncipal ticket in the field.
The Legislature of Wisconsin has decided to
adjourn sine die on Wednesday, April 4.
New mills employing more than 1000 men
have been started by the Scranton Steel Com
pany.
A fire is raging on Blue mountain, near L.
high gap, Pa. Much valuable timber is being
destroyed.
One-half the business portion of Deerfeld,
Mich. was burned yesterday morning, causing "a
loss of $4,000.
Two cegroes living at Rocky Fork, near Alton,
H., were murdered Wednesday night, in their
home, by robbers.
George Rains, OF Jackson, Miss, u cOlored
youth. has had ii sentence of death committed to
life imprsOnment.
ellis, n banker, of Clifton Springs, N. Y, has
failed and fled. He is said TO have put out $50,
900 in forged paper.
Lewis Williams while testing a traction
CINE, ut Racine, Wis, Thursday morning. re-
eeived accidental injuries which may prove fatal.
The eaSHe rolled down an emDankmeDt with
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MILE. FINGER.
Capture of Nihiiist who Is Beautiful and
Eloquent
ST. Petersburg Letter. March 10.

St. Petersburg Letter, March 10.
The capture of an important female Mill
list took place in the person of Mile. Phillo-
potf, better known under her maiden name
of Finger The Russian police officials were
searching for her about five years, thoughwith-
out success. She was wanted for having lent
helping hand to the Nihilists who were at
different times digging the ground under di-
verse railroad lines with the object of blow
ing up the late Emperor's train with dyna-
mite She was mixed mp in the celebrated
robbery of the Kherson treasury vaults by
the Nihilists and is said to have been i'll st.
Petersburg at the time OF the assassination of
Alexander II, having a thorough knowledge
of the terrible plot. Belonging to the mid
die class of Russian provincial society, Mile.
Finger was rightly famed for her beauty
and her remarkable smartness. She has
studied medicine in the University of Zurich,
Switzerland, obtaining 4 diploma of NJ. D.
Then she returned to Russia and married
young assistant CT the procurer of the Court
of Khazon. After three months of married
life she left her husband, and could not be
laid hands on for five years, battling all the
traps set for her by Russian detectives, but
being invariably heard of in conjunction
with all Nihilistic crimes of late years.
The jubilauons of the Russian police and
their pride at capturing Mile. Phillopof are
better imagined than described. As soon as
the celebrated lady Nihilist was brought to
the capital, all the officials of high standing
hurried to see her, and found it hard to re-
sist the combined power of her glib tongue
and her beauty The chief of the secret no.
lice force in st. Petersburg, NJ. Orgewsky,
went to see her first with the object of i'm
pressing her with the gravity Of her situa-
ton, but after few minutes of conversation
with her he beat hasty retreat, remember
ing as the gossps OF the capital say, that he
had been but lately married in the presence
of the Imperial couple to the young and ac-
complished Princess Nathalie Shakovskoy
and being suddenly seized with q mortal
fear to be unable to resist the charms of
Mile. Phillopoff. Then Count Tolskoy the
Minister of the Interior, volunteered to see
the fair prisoner He however, being an old
man, was no more afraid of the consort of
the best half of his life, and, staying an hour
and half in the cell of Mile. Philopoff
left it, as he himself subsequently averred,
we'll nigh overpowered by the womans argu-
ments feeling almost himself converted to
Nihilism for an hour or so after the inter-
view was over. The whole population of the
capital is eager to see Mile. Phillopoff, but
only few old privileged individuals are ad-
mitted to her presence, since it is seriously
feared, were the younger of the officials
allowed to visit her. she would possibly sue
cee1 in persuading one of them to let her
escape from prison in his clothes the gentle
man remaining behind in the guise of host
age to be disposed of by the government
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Fortunate Arrests.

LIVERPOOL, March S0-The police of this
city are in possession OF information which
indicates that the arrests made here and at
St, Heles, yesterday, OF men bringing in
fernal machines from Ireland, were timely,
and prevented outrages which had been
planned and were TO have been executed
yesterday evening. The destruction of pub
lie buildings involving, possibly, great loss
of lie, was part of the plot.
A chemical analysis Of the explosives seized
develops the fact that they are composed of
nitro glycerine mixed with sawdust, chlorine,
potash and vitriol, composition of a nature
SO inflammable and explosive that it is a
marvel thay did not explode in transit
through the streets
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DOMINION FINANCES.

Excellent Report from the Minister of
Finance for the Fiscal Year
OTTAWA March 30.-In the Commons the
SeMinister of Finance congratulated the House
IN the excellent position of the finances.
The receipts of the consolidated fund last
year were S99, 1888, 455; expenditures, $27, O67,-
103 receipts from Dominion lands, 81, IA
456 making surplus of over IS, 000. 0O0 or
more than enough to pay the s., 357. O52
spent on capital account. The
increase in the deposits in the
government savings banks is $4,000 900, so
the government was able to redeem the debt
falling due and leaving balance OF 50, 1873, $40
without troubling the money markets of the
world. The estimated revenue for the cur
rent year is: From customs, 500 $50 000 ex-
else So, 500, 900; postolfice 81 100000; public
works Including Railways So 900, 600. inter
est on Investments $4,000 other resources
$S0000O total, $34, $4,000 Expenditures
S2S $50 600
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Notes by Cable.

1t is stated that the Duke d'Aumale, fear
ing arrest and the seizure of his property,
has sold Chantilly chateau and gone to Sicily.
Three hundred and fifty emigrants left
Belmullet, county Mayo, yesterday, for
America. An immense throng of people
witnessed their departure.
A matrimonial alliance has been arranged
between Hugh Northcote, son of Sir Stafford
Northcote, and Miss Edith daughter of ex-
Secretary Hamilton Fish, of New York.
1t is officially announced that the Emperor
of Germany has virtually recovered his usual
condition of health. Sunday and Monday
his symptoms occasioned considerable alarm.
AT Dublin, three conservatives were elect
ed poor law guardians in place of three Par
nellites in the Rotunda ward. This indicates
an important revulsion of feeling, and pos
sesses consideral political significance.
Forty Socialists, yesterday, while holding
a secret meeting within the Spanish lines,
near Gibraltar, were surprised by govern
ment troops. The entire band was captured
and sent under strong guard to Seville.
Reports from the Scottish coast say that
terrific and. destructive gale visited that sec
ton. Three vessels have gone ashore in the
vicinity of Aberdeen. There are no reports
of loss of life, but the damage to property is
considerable,
AT the Liverpool spring meeting, yester-
day, the grand national steeple chase and
handicap for 1000 guineas, was won by
Count c. Ninsky's Zoedone; P. Georges
Black Prince second, Major Bunburv's Mo-
hican third. There were nine starters.
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The weather for April.

Venor's Monthly Bulletin
The detailed character of April appears to us
to be somewhat as follows:
April enters on sunday with March storm.
and the same day of the week is likely to con-
tinue stormy through the month.
The 9th and 9th will likely prove stormy in
lake regions and lower provinces, Newfoundland
probably coming IN for IL heavy gale.
The 10th TO 12tn are probably dates for severe
frosts. These were experienced In 1882.
The 20th and 21st stormy and wet in majority
of sections.
The month will end cold and stormy, and May
day may he ushered in with snow and sleet m
northern and western sections, and cold rains
at others.
warmth during this month, bat altogether it
will partake OF its average character and be of a
favorable description.
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The Beauties of a Menopolv.

man who would hardly be mistaken for a
gentleman boarded street-car No. 48 at the
postotiiceilast night on the last trip out OF the
Massachusetts and College-avenue line, and re-
gardess of the presence of three lady passen-
gers in the car persisGentlv puffed vile cigar to
the end of the trip, besides
making himself generally odlous. The
driver interposed no objection, The monopoly
of a car by one beastly man, to the discomfort
and disgust of a half-dozen other passengers, is
something which nothing but a monopolstic
concern could afford to permit Complaint is
made that such conduct on the Massachusetts
avenue line is of nightly occurrence, and there
seems to be no effort by the management to rem
edy The matter
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THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Judge Norton yesterday acquitted George Will
son, colored citizen, Of assault and battery
with intent to kill.
A permit was issued yesterday for the burial
of Mamie Donlan, who, although but fourteen
years old, died of heart disease.
The College Avenue Shooting Club will hold
shooting tournament at the head of College av-
enue his afternoon at o'clock.
Next Monday the salaries of the city officers,
aldermen and CouncIlmrn for three months will
be paid, amounting TO $5,593.75.
James o. Hill, driver for Frank Bird, was
taken into custody last night by the p0Ice, and
sane.
The Evansville Table Company, with n capital
stock of $4,000, was Incorporated under the
State laws yesterday. The directors are Henry
G. Lazwell, Jacob e. Bauer, Charles s. Archer
and Edwin Is. Price.
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a Light Sentence.

The trial of August Logue for the murder of
Albert Wilburn terminated yesterday by YER
dict of guilty of manslaughter with punish
ment of three years imprisonment, the jury
having been out eighteen hours. This is re-
garded as n very light verdict, ana there is lit
tie probability of an attempt to get new trial
The other defendants, GOeber, Seaman and
Shaughnessy, are stlll in jail, but there is pos
siOility that the first and last will not be
brought to trial, but there is said TO be good
case against Seaman.
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Wales Declines t, Interfere.

BERLIN, March 30.-The National Zeitung
states that the King of Denmark recently re-
quested the Prince of Wales to use his kindly
offices with the Prussan government with a
view to securing favorable action upon the
grievances of which the Danes living in
Schleswig complain. The Prince, after re-
Election, returned answer TO the King that he
preferred not to interfere in the matter.
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Threats of the Feninns.

LONDON, March 3O.-The police are in re-
ceipt of letter, purporting to emanate from
Fenian sources, threatening that unless the
men charged with the Phoenix Park murders,
and now confined in Kilmainham Jail await
ing trial, are at once released, the central
telegraph office'in London will be blown up.
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A DANGEROUS ORGANIZATION.



bers Arrested.
= CORK, Marck 30.-The three men, Feather
stone, O'Herlihy and Carmody, arrested last
night, were arraigned this morning upon the
charge of being members of secret society
having its headquarters at Cork. The object
of the society was, according to the claims
made by the authorities, to commit murders
when it was believed that such course
would advance the interests OF their organi-
cation, and to blow up buildings in the
principal cities of the British Isles. Upon
preliminary examination bail was refused,
it being strongly intmated by counsel for
prosecution that number of witnesses were
ready to testify in support of the charges.
1t is in evidence that Featherstone has been
living in Cork since June, 1882, with
out any apparent business and without visi-
Bile means of support.
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Steamship Arrivals.

LONDON. March 3O.-Arrived out: Arizona
for New York.
PORTLAND, Me-, March 40.-Arrived; Ore
gon, from Liverpool.
New York, March 90-Arrived: Neder-
land, from Antwerp.
GLASGOW, March 30-Arrived: Steamer
State of Alabama, from New York.
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American Lard Rarred ont of Cnba.

HAVANA, March 30.-Various brands of
American lard which are regularly imported
into this island having been denounced as
spurious, the government has ordered the
collectors at all custom houses on the island
to refuse admittance to four brands, Rose
dale Irving, Peacock and Crown, until the
Academy of science has reported upon their
nnalitv
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

Uneasiness Among the French Population
of Lorraine.
METZ, March 30.-Uneasy feeling prevails
in Lorraine amongst that portion of the
population who retain and quietly avow their
fealty to the French government. This &C.
casionally breaks out into unwonted agita-
ton. Such is the case now. The immediate
cause of excitement is an address just issued
by Deputy Antoine, in which he acknowl-
edges the receipt of money collected by the
Patriotic League for the benefit of sufferers
by the recent foundations along the Rhine,
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More Bodies Found in The Braidwnod Mine.

CHICAGO, March 30.-The Daily Newss
Braidwood ILL.,, special says: Seven more
bodies were discovered in the extreme part
of the southwest entry the highest
part of the working They were found on
the tmbers above, where they probably
crowded, thinking they could escape the ter
rible food They are in an advanced state Of
decomposition. 1t is thought the only way
them up in bags. 1t will be several
days before they can be taken
out On account of the entrance being so
small it will be impossible to get them
through. The searchers whose duty it is to
clear the roadways are making slow progress,
having only gone about 200 yards. Two 9TH
er parties commence tomorrow on other
roads,"
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Can Get Along without the Hotels at sar


SAN Francisco, March 30.-The keepers of
boarding and lodGing-houses are now offer
ing accommodations to Communicates of
knights Templar, that will make up for the
lack OF hotel room, and the belief is ex-
pressed that there will be no trouble about
lodging all who come.
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DOBERTs PARK NJ. e. CHURCH. CORNER
N of Delaware and Vermont streets. Rev.
Ross c. HOughtOn, D. D.. pastor General class
at 8 a. Ill. and class at $50 p. IN Preaching at
1870 IL. M ana 1880 p. IN. Subject OF evening
sermon: "The superficial Intdei of tue Lin"
Sunday-school at 2 p. IN. Young peoples
meeting Monday at 7:3Op. III. Prayer meeting
Thursday at 1880 p. III. Church Lyceum Friday
1:.3O d. IN.
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S7RENG

70 vigorously push a business,
strength to study profession,
strength TO regulate a household,
strength to dc days labor with
out physical pain. All this repre-
sents what is wanted, in the often
heard expression, "0hI | wish
had the strength" If you are
broken down, have not energy, or
feel as if life was hardly worth Iiv-
ing, you can be relieved and re-
stored to robusth health and strength
by taking BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS, which is a true tonic-a
medicine universally recommended
for all wasting diseases.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFrIcE OF TIVE CHEF SIGNAL OFFtChR,
WASHINGTON. March 81. A. ny
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
weather with local rains, winds mostly north
easterly, stationary or higher temperature, gem
orally lower pressure.
Lake Region-Fair, variable winds, mostly
norIherly, stationary or higher temperature and
pressure.
The Ohio VIII rise.
Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS. March 80.
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MERIDIAN STREET NJ. E. CHURCH-COR-
vi ner of New York ana Meridian streets.
Rev. II. j. Talbot, pastor Love feast at 8 a.
m. Preaching at 1890 a. IN. by Rev. John
Poucher, presiding elder. Sacrament of the
LOru's supper administered at the close of the
sermon. Sunday-school at 2 y. IN. No service
at night. Regnlar services dining the week
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CONGREGATIONAL.

DLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Il Oscar G. McCullocn, pastor. Services in
DicksOns' Grand Opera-hOuse. Morning service
at 1880 Subject: "A Noble Belief" Evening
service az 1870 Subject: "The Young Man Who
Was Not Satisfied" The people are invited to
these services
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POPE LEO XIII is a tail, spare man, with a
deeply lined lace. He is always grave His life
Is remarkable Tor Its austerity, and his health,
though delicate, receives no care
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and appeals to the French government not
to forget those unhappy children of France
who although parted from her temporarily
by force of arms, are awaiting day OF re-
Yenge.
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DIED.
CHURCH SERVICES.


LNIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - NORTHEAST
Il corner of New York and Pennsylvania streets
Dr. Henry c. Mahie will preach tomorrow at
1890 "A. IN. and 7:30 y. IN. Sabbath-schOol Mt ,
p. All are cordially invited To these services.
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Mr. ]. T. MUsICK, druggist, Terre Haute, sells
large quantities of Browns Iron Buffers, and il
gives general satisfaction.
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~ ~ S4A+t'tN 49, @fsAAtAAaASA|
During the war l was in
iuredin the stomach by apiece
of a shell, and have suffered
fromitever since. About four
yearsagoit brought on paraly-
sis, which kept me in bed six
months, and the best doctors
in the city said ! could not
live. Isuhered fearlully from
indigestion, and for over two
years could not cat solid food
and for a large portion Of the
time was unableto retain even
liquid nourishment. ! tried
Browns Iron Bitters andnow
after taking two bottles l am
able to get up and 80 around
and am rapidly improving.
q. DECKER.
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NEWS AND NOTES BY CABLE
The People of Alsace-Lorraine Wait
ing a Day OF Revenge.

Fortunate Arrests at LfverpooI-Threats
from FeniaDs-The Prince of Wales De-
clines to Interfere in Schleswig.