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THE sPRAaUE DIVORCE.

Counsel for MRS. Sprague Explain the Han-
ner I'm Which the Decree Was Obtained.
CINCINNATI, Aprilf7.-Judge Hoadley. OF
this city, and Winchester Britton, of Brook
lyn, N. Y, counsel for Mrs. Catharine Chase
Sprague, to-day sent from here q letter to
the editor of the Vindicator, Staunton, Va,
to the statement published III that
paper March 16, in which Governor Sprague
was represented as having said to the CLERK
of the Court, to the Commonwealth's attor-
ney and to Rev. ]. ID. Hullihon, in
order to procure license to marry and 10 in
duce the minister to perform the ceremony
that he brought suit against Mrs. SprsgHe
asking for divorce on the ground of adul.
terry; that she answered charging him with
the same offense; that afterward
she Withdrew her charges against him
but his remained and he was granted a
divorced on the ground named in his peti-
tioD, and the Court divided the custody of
the children. For the sake OF accuracy the
minister reduced the above statement to
writing. Counsel say they can hardly be-
lieye IL possible such perversion OF facts
could have been made, but as they have
seen DO contradiction. they ask the editor of
the VindicatoI to public the facts as they
are, in justice 10 Mrs. Sprague. They then
divorce in Rhode Island, charging adultery,
cruelty and failure to support He
answered by cross bill charging
support ell the allegations, but on
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THE KATE KANE CAs4.

1t Continues to Excite Milwaukee che
Latest Developments.
MILWAUKEE Wis, April z3-The ease CT Kate
Kane, the attorney ordered under slfesl for dis.
orderly conduct in Court. continues to De the
leading sensation OF the day. Mrs Ksna was set
at liberty at midnight last night Oh hebeaS
corpus proceeding By Circuit Court Com mission
er Ryan. The Commissioners opinion was based
on 6 technic3lity, holding thst prisoner could
not be committed to Jail until the papers werc
made out, aud as Miss Kane reached
the jail in custody OF a Deputy aherin
Shsrif7s hands, she mus, te liberated io-IacrTov
morning. The counsel for the sheriff wt apply
To the Circuit Court fOT a writ of cerIioTa:i The
Tribune coTresDOndent called upon Jucse Mol
loTy this event 2. who said: The feeliDg mani
tested by Miss Ksne was. understand. ;hs out
grow tn Of my failure TO sign her 20 The oCIense
OF csse where a destitute prisoner had ex-
pressed wish that sac be eIns lOyId Now, the
facts in regard 10 the MISTER TeTe: Thursday the
yr,soEer in the was brought Ii. He went
through with the prescribed form 10 prove that
he was not able 10 employ eJuucil. and requested
so-neys sfsS M of ihe y be essuoS ahs Oq9s foE
the defense. For some reason 10 assignment
OF counsel vas made at that lime. The next
morning the prisoner wss brought in sg6lp. and.
through the Disuict Attorney, stated that hs
wi he'd NisS Kane assigned. SnppOdng that
some miSus ceTstsnCiHg existed. gtou ing out OF
tue forts Cf sitorDes s 10 tecure oasli ess. and
ishiag TO avoid any uupisasahtnefs likely 70 ne
SUI frCm such state OF efiaiTS, GstiGDCd ihlro
DsTs0n s.s counsel for the defense. Stree that Z
have learned thst Mr. austin haG withGrawa
from sill commu icaiiOn with The pfisOuGr ana
did no. desire 10 undertake tie defeUss. Esd
En0wn Ibis I uld have assigned Mss Kane
without moments ht sli6tiOn. AS 10 ner con-
duet FIifsy, that of couTse. was soneth.rg for
which iheie was ct TIE slightest excuse iitif-
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IRISH INFORMERs.

The British Government Placed I'm Pos
session of Important Testimony Against
the Conspirators.
DUBLIN. April 2S.-It is stated thst a prisoner
in Knmainham Jail has given evidence to the
authorities which throws complete light on the
Subject OF the inquiry to be opened to-day by
Curran, Divisional Magistrate of the metropolitan
police, into the murders here during the past
year, OF persons who have turned informers.
LONDON. April 2s.-The Times says the Govern
ment has obtained information in the course of
recent inquiries thatthe enrolled members Of the
Fenian organization In the United Kingdom num-
Der 150 O00 and that there beside distinct Off
shoots of Fenianism. sueh as the Vigilsnts and
the Invincibies. Eugene Kingston. who was ar
re sted at Liverpool and taken to Dublin was a
member OF both these branches.
There are. besides. secret sections affiliated
with the American dynamite party. The police
have accurate information regarding the move
mens 0f c0Dspiraiorf. and il is expected that
further revelations VIII be made.
In the Commons this Afternoon Burk conserva-
tive, gave notice that he would question the
Government as to whether any STEPS had been
Ia ken by the authorities at Washington relative
70 the conspiracies against England alleged to
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THE PRESIDENT.
He Returns to Washington Hale and
Hearty-His Reported Indisposition with
out Foundation.

PETERSBURG, Va. April 22.-President
Washington tonight at $50. A great desire
was manifested to see the President at points
from Savannah, but he left his car but little
since he started on the return home. Not
withdrawing the exaggerated reports of his
illness. the President looks quite well and
appears in excellent 81 irits.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-The sensational
rumors that have been in circulation con.
corning the President were set al rest to.
night by his arrival here in condition. phys.
ically, that stamped the reports of his i'll
ness as the widest exsggera.ions. He ar
rived at $50 p. m, accompanied by his
friend, Mr.. Miller of New York, Secretary
Chandler and Private Secretary Phillips
and was met at the depot by Secretary Ere
hnghuysen, Attorney General Brewster,
Assistant Secretary PrsdeD. Allen Arthur.
and couple hundred of other persons, in
cludirg large number of newspaper cores
pondents. The President was one of the first
of the party to a'ight from the train. As
he stepped down he appeared to be IL
excellent health. His movements we're &C
tive, his sun'br0wned, ruddy face was pic
tnre of health, and his voice. as be greeted
his friends and answered their INQUIRIES a.
To ms health was strong and cherry. The
Attorney General Was first TO lake the Pfesi-
dents hand, aud, as he la1ghingly alluded
to the reports of the lsttel's illness. the
Presidents face relaxed into "a smile, and he
replied: 81 haven't been sick a dsy. I've
enjoy ed the trip very much" Then young
Alien Arthur and Major Prudsn shook
hands With the Pretident, and u the inquif-
les of bolh IS 70. his health be replied,
"Qnite welI-' He stood holding his soniS
hAnd Tor moment until the remainder Of
bis party had come up. All looked
alike, sun Drowned aud travel stain, d.
Ihe crowd followed them TO the czrrI4g :
| II waiting g, :he door AMI be.ieged Sscre
tsry Chandler and Private Sec eia-y Phillip.
with inqpiries as 10 the Presidencs card
| ton. All such inquireIs were told TO look
at him On reaching the side galk the
President stood for three or four minutes ia
the rain, talking with Brewster and others
before entering his carrisge. Then he was
driven 70 the White House. Secretary Ere
| liDghuystn. who net the President at the
| depot and tnen went 10 the White House
said TO an Associated Press reporter that b,
| thought The President wss looking uDusu
ally we'll, and added that the latter had tell
him his health was good and that he hac
enjoyed his trip very much; that he bsC
NOT had Ihe least Indication OF chill sinc.
| be left Wssbiogtoo, and. with the excsT
ton CT slight atisck OF indigestion, BIS
bseu perfectly we'll. The resident. he SAID
| told him that he had spent o-e day on III,
IallapOoSa at Savannah instead of goiu.
ashore, because he preferred 20 s.eod tn
day quietly in res0irg Private Secretary
| Phillips told similar tale
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An Aarertlr,rg podge. Perhaps.

CHEroPA Kas, April 2s.-Ye terd.y after
noon a disciple Of Pere Hyscnlhe senUrtd .
school house few mites west OF Lere. 10 lecture
or preach IN, aud shortly after he had cutei ed
the house. aud before many had gath Teti he was
seized by number OF German Catholics present,
bound with cords and carried OF Thsy first
brought him iuto the edge Cf Chefqpa, tut re-
fused to take him before u Eegistiafe or allow
him 10 procure lawyer. They then drove him
to oswego, took him b fore he Couuiy Attorney.
who. when he found he had commute q 70 crime.
advised them to let him &c, which they did. He
then returned to Chetopa AID Is row preceding
sgainsi the parties by Law for infringement OF
peTsonsl liberty. He is attracting much atten-
iion, and is booked for a lecture tO-night.
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AT BEAUREGARD.

The Town Swept Out of Existence-Not q
House Standing List OF Dead and
Dying.
says: Beauregsrd was visited last evening 1t is
only mile above here. and lay in the direct
path of the cyclone. The scene is absolutely sp
palling. Beauregard Is more. It is. in truth.
a mass of ruins. 1t is with difficulty that one
can ride through, so thickly are the trees strewn
scross the road There Is not house of any
character standing in the place. Two br1cK
stores-IhOmpsons Co.'s and NJ Daniel & Co.'s
Der il scattered forCniles around: even iu the
country, two aud half miles away, dwellings
eyere swept away.
DEAD AND WOUNDED.
The list OF dead and wounded Is as follows:
John Ro<s. morfallt wounded.
Milton Storey, killed.
Morgan james mortslly wounded.
Isaac Bloom, seriously wo nded.
n. NJ. Daniels. fatally wounded.
Hr. Turnball, OF Brookhaven, fatally wounded.
Captain IsSupkins, wife and child. oil dead.
5eorge Holloway. mortally wounded
Mrs. Holloway leg br0ken.
- WILCOX, both arms broken.
Al. Ferguson and family. including ten per-
sons. all dangerously wounded
DIR. Albert q. eter ce and.child. mortaIly wound
ed. Their house fell on them.
10. Williams, killed.
The depot was swept away and not sign OF II
Is to be seen anywhere.
JACKSON, Miss, april - S3-Reports OF destruc-
ton By the cyclone are cNmhg In. AT Wesson,
thirteen we're killed and sixty wounded. At
Beauregard, twenty three were killed and ninety
destroyed. while Beaareguald was entirely swept
away. The suffering Is very great and assistance
is needed
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before the wind. Re Sorts Of destruction and dis
uess co pus 70 CO Ae in rive or ten lives were
lost IN this height sfhood. Ata calored Church
a negro Was take ANp bodily, aud the last seen of
nlm ne VS. 81 above the earth. wildly beating
ress"
AbkRpk - Miss. April 23.-A most terrific
Sl clohe passed over tnat portion of the city
< oWn ~ Freedmsn's Towr. at noon yesterday.
oestrc sing much property snd cattle. Eight or
en- ives were lost. About fifty persons were In
u sed, mostly ne2roes. some of whoa VIII proba-
o ~ die. The storm track was 800 yards wide
NATcHEz. Miss, April ga must destructive
cycloue passed east of the city at 1880 Sunday
morning, going from southwest 10 northeast. II
unroofed the houses in the lower part OF Con-
eordia Parish, killed negro and wounded sew
eral ehiIdfen. Thence IL crossed the river into
Mississippi, demolishIng buildinzs uprooting
trees, killing stock and wounding persons
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Starvation In Ireland.

DUBLIN, April 16.-The complaints Of &c
rible suffering and starvation throughout
many Counties, and especially in the West
District, continue to reach not only the
Lord Lieutenant, but the Premier. The
suffering Is known, so the Government
agent says, to be due sOlely TO the lack OF
proper food, and in many cases it has
reached to almost absolute starvation. The
food is as poor as it is scarce, and disease
once started develops aud spreads with great
rapidiiy since the sufferers have ncibin 9
with which to build upon. To such an ex.
tent has the trouble grown in some Districts
that the local Boards have passed resolr-
tions attracting the attention OF the LUId
Lieutenant to the distress and 10 the gteai
increase in fever cases, and asking that re
lief measures be taken.
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In the Employ of Insurgents.

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-The steamer Trobic
arrived this morning from san Antonio. Jamics-
Three seamen reported that The vessel con-
manded by Captain August c. Rand bad Been
employed by The Hsytien lnsnTgents 20 convey
troops, headed By General Be Hiss. ard munt
tions Of Hayti ia violation OF the Eentfsltty
laws from MauQua to MirsgcAne, on the Occa-
sion OF the capture Of ttat pace on the 27tn inst
Tn. mas Rencer and Willis Rand, irsJ AID second
mates, wc.e arrested Ey the 5nited States n ar
Shel and bound over 10 answer. The Haysien
Consul wes present al the heGFicg. Athis Instance
The prosecution was ins3 igs ted Tic Csptsil was
reported IL, and has not yet been { trrestec
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unfortunate Eo,s.

DETROIT. April .a There seems 10 have Been
an epidemic Of abilities ic-1ey IT sEszoe
among children. OHe 10y. Eve years 90, named
MsClellsnd, piGyiug this a'oliiing around the
Michigan Central yards, iGEale'i ON the fo tbosrd
G, the bfck eGd Uf swfIh rag'ne, fell cff and
was crusfed aud Gu. tJ IicCes hat The ItInslns
had to be taken up in 3 neskeL Another boys
also five. named johnnie EaIhas / wh0~e uarenfs
live at Rochester. ", Yves playing this morn ing
at the Grand Rapids and Indiana Rsilrosd iurn-
table Finding il unlocked, he befan 20 iuru II,
when he fell down the track below, snd had
both legs crushed by the wheels of the table. He
will probably die.
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the trial, Governor Sprsgue and coanseE
proposed if Mrs Sprague would waive proof
as to bis adultery he would Withdraw his
petition and permit the case TO proceed on
the milder charge OF non support The
proposition was accepted. A decree was
granted Mrs. Srrsgue On This ground, sDd
she was given the custody Of the three
younger Children. the other child g. eing un-
der the laws of Rhode Island, not subj CT to
the control OF the Court. In view II all
these facts the counsel say they have advised
Mrs. Sprague &c avail herself Of the permis-
sion of the Court to resume her mssden
name
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Another Account.

MEMrHIs. Tenn. April z3.-The Avalanches
Jackson (aisz) special says At 4 O'Clock yester-
day evening fearful cJCiODe passed over Beau
regard and WeSson, contiguous towns, forty miles
below here, on the New Orleans Railroad The
wind had been blowing a gale for three days A
Fumbling sound aud the violent shaking of
houses heralded the approach Of the cyclone. aud
caused intelligent psople TO believe II was d n
earthquake. The thunder and lightning, vino
and rain came with terrific lores, sweeping every
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-04-25
The Kelly Trial.

DUBLIN. Apni 2S.-IImoIhy Kelly, the al
leRed Phoenix Park murderer, IL whose case the
Jury fsilen TO egiee las. Friday. was again placed
On ITial 10 day.
Glyn. who Identified Cary at the inquiry OF XII
mainhsm one of the four men whom he saw
In Ph9Iix Park May LAST, testified that Kelly
was lot one Of them. Adjourned.
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Bradlaugh Wins.

LONDON, April "a Lord ColerIdge, the Lord
Chief Justice Of England, has rendered a decision
la favor OF Charles Bradlaugn. in the action
brought against NewceRaie. the member of Par
lament for North Warwickshire for maintaining
he suit OF Clarke against Bradlsugh. In regard
ID the latter's sitting aud voting ia Commons
without taking the cath of allegiance.
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Emigration scheme.

LONDON, April 2S.-In the Lords, Lord d unra-
ven called attention 10 the distress in Ireland and
urged a com rrehensive scheme IF emigration
Marquis Laudsdowne also favored emigration,
stating there were quarter Of a million tenants
whose holdings were unable to support them even
II they paid no rent.
The steamer Scandinavia has sailed from Mo-
vile for Quebec ana Montreal with 2s2 Mayo en-
granIs. IL is stated l,2c0 persons at Galway have
snrlsod to the Government for assistance to 60 10
America
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have been organized in America by members of
the Irish dynamite party.
DUBLIN, April % The real name OF Feather
stone" one of the alleged dynamite conspirRtorE
in custody here. is Edmund O'Brea Kennedy.
It Is stsied lie has turned informer and Is giving
formation to the authorities touching the do
irgs Of the conspira ors
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Kellogg Gives Bail.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Ex-Senator William
Pitt kellogg visited the Court House to-day 70
offer bonds for his appearance to answer the in
dictment against him for corruptly receiving
money in the Star Route cases. By arrangement
of counsel his bail was fixed at $4,000. Mr.. Kel-
logg offered Lester A. Bartlett security and he
was accepted.
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shelbyv,lle Points.

optCLIkI 70 sIIC otLIlIIIcI.
sHE1ByvnLE Ind, April 2S-A tape.worn
twenty three fees long was removed from : three
yearold boy here the other day.
Tilly Miller, Josie Sullivan and Smith Reed
were arrested to-day for disturbing q religious
meeting. The two first were acquitted ana tho
latter fined s. and costs.
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lay the Axe
to the Root

fyOH would destroy the cam
kering worm. For any exter-
nal pain, sore, wound or lame
ness Of man or beast, use only
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENT. ItpenetrateS all mus
Gle and flesh tO.the very bone.
expelIing all inflammation,
soreness and pain, ,and healing
the diseased part as no other
Liniment ever did or can. So
saith the experience of two
generations of sufferers, and
so viii you Sayiwhen you have
tried the "Mustang."
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Senator Anthony.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., April Ex-senator Anthony
is suffering from Brights disease Of the kidneys
with heart disease.
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IN All New Ensmeled Gold and Floral Chrome
Jv Cards, name Oh, 1oc. ", H Card Works, West
Haven, Ok
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DEATH And DESTRUCTION.
Several Southern Towns Laid
Waste.
A Frightful Cyclone Destroys
Everything Before 1t.
Scenes OF Desola ion and Distress on
Every Hand.
Beaaregard, Mississippi, q Mass OF
Ruins, Presenting an Indescriba.
bic Appearance.
Wesson, Aberdeen, Lawrence,
Tilghlman and Many Other
Towns Completely
Annihilated.
The Dead Numbered Into the Hun
dreds and the Wounded
as Many More.
Graphic Description of the Scene After
the DemolItion-The Storm in
lowe and Georgia-List
OF the Victims.
The Dead Numbered Into tho Hun
dreds and the Wounded
as Many More.
a TERRIBLE TORSADO.

Yesson, Miss. and other TOwna Totally
Destroyed by CycIOne-APpalIing Loss OF
Life-Full Details,
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NOTICE.

ITO FRANK HOHMANN, PETER
/ Mein, John P. Wretberg, and
Geo. jacobson, you and each of
your heirs, executors, administra-
tors, assigns or representatives. You,
and each of you will take notice
that the undersigned, q co-owner with
you In that certain m1ne known and re-
corded as the "Pittsburg Mine"or Mining
Claim, situate and being in Mill South
Fork and Mineral Fork, Big Cotton
wood Mining District, in Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah, has per-
formed and done, and caused to be per-
formed and done, the assessment work
required by law to be done on said mine
for the year 1882, and has expended and
caused to be expended therefor and for
said purpose for you and each Of your
proportions respectively the following
sums:
For Frank Holman, the sum Of
1915; for Peter Melin, the sum of $40 80;
for John P. Wretberg, the sum Of $685.
and for Geo. jacobson, the sum OF
$6.75. And you, and each Of you
are hereby notified that Unless said
sums respectively, are paid by you
to the undersigned within ninety
days after the expiration of the publica-
ton OF this notice, then your, and each
OF your interests in and to said mine will
be forfeited to the undersigned, and your,
and each of your respective interests
therein, in sccordahce with law IN such
csse provided, will become the property
of the undersigned.
Dated at Salt Lake City, this 2ist day
of February, 1888.
EDWIN MALQUIST
fe20 ARON SWENSON.
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OFFICE north of HERALD.
P.O.Box5S7,S.L. City, UT. Mo
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All An
JOS. T. SIMMONS.
Rial ESTATE AGHNI'
AND
Notary Public.
Houses and Lots for Sale, Money to Loan
on Real Estate and other securities,
Houses Rented, Deeds, Mortgages,
and other instruments made and
aeknoWledged.
Titles 10 Real Estate Examined

S0ROO HOUSE OF ELEVEN ROOMS,
PAOOO' two story frame, good barn and
other improvements, corner lot 3x10 rods; two
small sized blocks north of Twentieth Ward
Schoolhouse, and same distance from street
10000 5x2o RODS ON STREET CAR
P2AOO' line, Third South, two and
half blocks east of Main street, half block
west of Hammond Hail. Eighth Ward.
p1OOO. Twentieth Ward, two and
half blocks (small sizel north of Twentieth
Ward Schoolhouse, and same distance from
.0E0 WHOLE LOT, lOx1O RODS,
pAOO' good building spot, beautiful view
of the city, in Twentieth Ward.
oRO A GREAT BARGAIN FORY0UNG
pOoO' couples, two eligible building spots
in the Eleventh Ward, about half block
from car line, 5x10 rods, $3.50 each; in the mar
q 0n0 A GooD CHANCE 20 Sc
91 'AoV' cure home; substantial brick
improvements. Corner lot 10x7 rods, two
small sized blocks north Of Twentieth Ward
60 T50 ONE OF THE MOST DEs1R-
9l, 0O' able places in the city, com.
mandipg beautiful view Of the same, and
being in a healthy location; a good adobe
house Of five rooms, closet, cellar, summer
kitchen, good cistern, cost 500, barn, and so
forth; corner lot, 10xl0 rods, and well fenced;
four small blocks north of Twentieth Ward
SchOolhouse.
OFFICE north of HERALD.
P.O.Box5S7,S.L. City, UT. MO