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Ell PAso, April l4,-Ispecial.I-The most
extensive..--ire we ever had occurred This
morning at O'Clock, destroying five store
rooms and their contents. The victims
and amount oil losses sustained are as toll
lows:
Dlsman & Co., clothiers; loss, $4,000;
insured for 5000.
P. L. Kern Il Co., jewellers; loss, S6,OOO;in-
sured for 5000.
l.. Kapland & Co., loss, $4,000; insured
for 5000.
L. II. Williams, druggist; loss, $500; in
sured for 81, 600.
George speck, loss. $4,000 insured ior
5000.
Joseph Sweeney, owner Of buildings loss
3l5 600: insured for $4,000. The buildings
were adobe, with plank roofs. The tre com
panY rendered efficient service.
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FOREIGN.
The Qneen Emulating The Gar In
Timidi,y-Will Go to Osborne.
American HOrseflesh at a Grand Dis.
count In Great Britain.
The Police Cast Their Nets at Mos
cOw-Big Haul.
Emperor williams Address to the
German Parliament-A Document
Full of "Peace and Good Will to
All Men,"
France is Preparing for Brush
with China.
American HOrseflesh at a Grand Dis.
count In Great Britain.
Emperor Williams Address to the
German Parliament-A Document
Full of "Peace and Good Will Il
All Men,"
Other Noteworthy Foreign Events
England.

England.
THE QUEEN.
LONDON, April n The queen has finally
decided to go to Osborne next Tuesday. In
consequence of this intention of her
majesty, several detectives arrived at
Cowes, and are extremely yigiiant in scru-
tinzing suspicious persons, and guarding
against any danger to the queen. They
have arrested number of persons, but the
prisoners in all cases are proved to be lnno-
cent.
BRADLAUGH.
The trial of Charles Bradlaugh who, with
the proprietor of the Free Thinker, is
charged with publishing a sketch OF the
Deity and blasphemous libel, resulted in
Bradlaugh's acquittal.
NUMBER ONE.
It is stated that the formal Identification
by Carev during his examination in the
case of Joe Brady, of Tynan's photograph
as the picture of the man known as Num-
Der One has caused the government to
take active steps to secure Tynan's arrest.
Four detectives are said to have gone IN
his pursuit.
BARRED FROM A BIsHoPRIC.
A correspondent of the Manchester Guar
dian says the pope has decided that no
priest who participates in the agitation in
Ireland, shall become bishop.
GONE AMISs-TEN TO ONE AGAINST IRoQUols:
Keenes, Foxhall has gone amiss, and will
probably not start in the city and suburban
handicap. There is ten to one laid against
Lorillard's Iroquois.
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msErNEET.

IN. wfnd-storn q FriasT Eight-Deepll
InteresunE Revival IN Rrorress-Lsu'
rnaksr Rsturn-d Home
KcKrssET, April H.-Tspecisl-l-Tbs
Wind Fridsy niKht vas vsry ssvsrs IN the
ves.srn portion Of this county Tvs
chu-ri,.-. PIesssut IN lChristianl and
Good Hor<TCuub berlnnd.j usrsdemolisbed
and Zion church rEethod - J. turne1 rouuc
nnd ssrsrsv injured Na1T c1imnsT "a
wrrs tIurn dUHn- The srnoFeh1us-s -
Mr. Ierison and NJ Ctss wsrs D.
rtruF nrd cuutsrfs sr11lErt1
AEirtf rnir fsI 1nis rnc-rirr. a11 ID
- II ttrsft 70 w1e4t
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CLEBURNE.
Death of Two Prominent Citizens-Per-
sonal Mention, Etc.

Death of Two Prominent Citizens-Per-
sonal Mention, Etc.
CLEBURNE, April II Especial. l-Colonel
w. f. George, of this city, died suddenly
this morning, it is believed, from heart dis
ease. He was apparently well and hearty
Yesterday. His wife has been teleSraphed
The sad news at Canton, Mississippi, where
she is visiting relatives, and will probably
reach here before interment.
Mr.. II. A. Freeman, prominent mer-
chant of Dardanelle, Arkansas, who has
been visiting the state ana this city for his
health, died here yesterday evening. lie
was a member of the Masonic order
Knigh of Pythias and knights
of Honor, and during his i'll
ness every attention WAS shown
him by the members OF these orders. His
remains will be escorted to the north-bound
train tonight by the above named orders
for transportation to Arkansas.
The merchants have contributed TO a
street-sprinkler, which will probably be
started in It's good work next week.
Ben Humphreys, Dallas; j. Is. Wood
Waco: G.. ID. Hudson, W. 7. HUDSON, hop'
peril Y. Hertz, Brenham; l. T. Lack, w
l.. Osborne, A. J. Fuller, st. Louis, art
guests Of the Pennington,
Judge I. J. Duke, of Granbury, IS visit
ing friends here.
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uExIA.


MEx1A. April l4.-lspecial.l-Last night
q burglar entered the residence Of Mr.. VII.
liam Hodges, in east MeKis, and stole q
pair OF pants Of Mr.. Walter Carter-A friend
rom FresstOne county, Who was spen1h {
make 4 good haul, as il was kuoEn thst be
had come over ~ heria 20 draw large
som from The bank 70 pay Tor l0t 0f cattle
be bad purchased. Fortunately, Mr.. Car
ter had not drawn the money fTom The
bank. and the burrlar Bucceeded In finding
only tiO Or tl5. which vas In The garment.
No cleu 70 the party
Heavy rair today.
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MholesaIe Theft

NEW YoRK, April Alt is rumored that
further discrepancies have been discQyertd d
in the accounts of ex.Mayor DeBoyoise. OF
Long Island City, which affect every de-
partment Of the old ring city government.
The deficiency amounts to nearly GOO .
600. ia addition TO SlOS 900 before embezzled.
Mayor DelIevoise, OF Long Island City.
has been surrendered by his hondsmen and
taken to the county jail. Judgment for
500 900 was given against him iOr wrong
ful conversion Of city bonds.
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The Schiller Trial.

MILWAUKEE, April 14.-George Schiller
accused of setting fire to the Newhall house
took the stand himself this morning and
told the story of his life. He recited the
incidents OF his connection with the New.
hall, and accounted for the stock on hand
in the bar.room. His testimony, dove
tailed with that of Bingham, who swore to
finding him in bed on the night of the fire
Two additional witnesses were called foi
the prosecution and five for the defense.
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Twn HnnIcIdes.

JAoKsRoRo, April H.-ISpeciAl. .l-Lasi
night Joseph BlAckerby and James Wyrick
had a difficulty over some sheep. Wyrick
was shot by Blackerby and died shortly
afterwards. From sll the evidence adduced.
Blackberry acted in seli-defeuse, and the
case will probably he dismissed by the
cOnrt at this term.
TINS afternoon John Green. IT,, shot and
instantly killed his uncle. Joseph WiDches-
ter. There v4s some ord grudge between
them, and Winchester drew a knife and cd.
yanced on Green, who sent bullet crash
ing through his brain.
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Getting ON it, Feet.

CHICAGO, April li.-At a meeting Of
stockholders Of the Union Iron and steel
company this afternoon, il was uuani-
mously decided 20 increase the capitol
stock from $4,000 10 500 600, the increase
TO be used for the purpose Of sfiectinr n
settlement with creditors. President Stone
said be could give no idea when work
should be started. but would probably te
at such a time az the demands OF all
creditors were satisfied, and this is being
arranged a. rapidly a. possible.
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Impeachment Trial Of city Assessor and
Collector.

Impeaehmeut Trial Of CITY Assessor and
Collector.
HoUsTOs, April l4.-lSpecial-l-The i'm
peachment trial Of p. c. Walker, the
muchly short city assessor and cOllectohbe-
can to-dsv. with formidable array OF De-
gnl talent 70 attend 20 tbe
Interests Of Walker. His welfare
was looked after bT Jones & Garnstt, Csr-
raiu T.. p. Turner and Captain ,. Z. n 1tcn-
ison. CITY Attorney Tsliaiero guarded the
cifv's intsrest. The council sat Es c0urt.
The prosecution showed cOnclusvely that
Walfer had been short m his &C
conuts fhrte different ri-nes, aEEregatiDg
neariv SO 90. and that his b0ncsmsn bad
- rafs teen called upon % MAKE y good,
-nich ther had done They rely up1n
fbsse sboTrares 20 prove the chErEe agninst
Ealfer. that 0f inc0mpetency and
irefbrienrT. There is no susplcior
III dishoDesiy on bis part- Evidence vHs
~fren ~ serernl ururriDeuf cit1zens. for the
7.ro.-rurion. Jndgs B-euster. J. 9. Hutch-
.nrs. i. W. HCuse " ID Cleveland. beng
nr1unr ttern Al 50 p m tne council
a5j1urnsd al MoDdag q IA n
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PORT WORTH.

Water-works Tested Time Extended -
Heavy Divorce Docket
FoRT woRTH, April rill4.-lspecial.l-s'eam
was turned on the engines and pumps Of the
water-works to-day. Florence Smith, the
0year-old daughter Of Mayor Smith, opened
the throttle. A large number Of citizens
were present at the test. All passed of sat-
isfactorily. The works cost nearly 500
600.
The city council to-day extended the time
for contractors for street work TO d. bond.
The district court, which meets on the
18th, will try thirty divorce suits. There
has been one divorce for every twelve mar
riages for the past year.
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A Brace of Scoundrels

SAN ANTONIO, April l4.-[Special. l-Nino
the Mexican charged with attempted rape
on Eulario Gomene some months since
was before Justice Adams this morning
The charge was sustained, and the scoun'
drel Jailed in default of 80 900.
Joseph Mckinney, white soldier, tried
to force an entrance into colOred girls
room this afternoon. The girl resisted des
perately, and cut him in the neck with 8
razor. Her screams brought assistance, and
the soldier WAS taken to jail. His wounds
are not fatal
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wssHrssrus. Aprii lf.-Jobn g. Mills. q
-sI-sDsEn iyurnsiist. did this morning
of uneuno1ia e. tis residence m fhis city.
He rns q so o. Hor- hndrtu j. Nils. q
Onrrs cguufy. fev turk.
Toe rrrCrt frum tts L1udDn nrert u The
1er lrfrnert rd arrlcrIfrre ruares tbe
90 ratI- dsc-enst IN rhe nre1 n vhest M
Gre q b~i-sin d - crtt.. ana % rer cent
81 Frnr.r-- Ib--e = alsr r rrduction u
n-ss RrWia. ~. ir AUrr.a ant
n tns fuI tre.dit ~
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JOHN S. wITwER,

has heard many expressions Of the kindest
goodwill towards the Rev. Mr.. Hill, OF
Dallas, for the interest ard aid given.
Rev. DIR. Bunting. Of Galveston, will
preach at the Old School Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning and night.
Hon. III. A Finch arrived at home this
morning. and had pleasant reception ac'
corded hun by friends.
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Counterfeiters Captured.

MCKINNEY, April A.-[Special.l l-Yester-
day our vigilant sheriff, William Warden,
assisted by Marshal Oats, arrested two
young men, calling themselves Frank
Bender and Jim Williams. hailing from
Louisiana, for possessing counterfeit money.
To-day they were tried in an examining
court, held by ]. d. Page, and bound over
to answer the charge. Our vigilant sheriff,
following a clue on their persons, cup.
tured their stock in trade, one hundred and
twenty counterfeit dollars of issue of 1882
They had papers showing they came from
Dallas to this place on the llth OF this
month.
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Ice BreakInr

wAIEETowS, y. Y, April l4.-The Black
river is higher IN any time since iso
The ice broke, ving Of the flames nzd
dam at Carthage and doing great damage.
rwo-thirds q the manufactures have
stopped. There is great overflow OF og-
snd. The ice is foot thick on the B,frk
river leyel, and mOyes in large cakes iu ne
.-rif' rurrert. Men are working 10 avert
the damage.
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France.

PARIS, April IA wild panic was
caused in the Produce exchange by the
death of Bierderman, one OF the largest
oil. brokers in Paris. No quotations were
made on the exchange yesterday, and a
general collapse of the market was feared:
1t is stated that all of the engagements OF
the deceased will be met.
READY FOR TUE EMERGENCY.
Fifteen vessels are at Solon, ready to land
stores for the Amman expedition, in the
event of an unfavorable answer 10 the ulti-
matum of Captain Kergadadece.
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CHICAGO, April 14.-Mayor Harrison has
ordered the police to close every house OF
evil repute and all italian restaurants and
disreDutable saloons on State street and
south as Polk, which is nearly mile sosth
of the business center. The section COW
cred by this order, has been the most dam
gerous and disrepntable portion OF the city
ever since the great fire, and is almost
wholly given over 20 crime and vicious
practices.
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Germany.
KAISER MILLIAM,s MASSAGE.

KAISER WILLIAMS MESSAGE.
BERLIN, April 4.-In the reichstag, the
minister of finance read the imperial mes
sage. The emperor says he has always be-
lieved it his duty to devote the same solici-
tude for the condition of the working
classes as was displayed by the Russian
king. When the socialist law was promul-
gated the emperor expressed the convfc'
ton that this legislation should not be re-
stricted to police and penal measures, but
should benefit the workingmen. The abo-
lition of class-tsx was the first step towards
benefitting them. The emperor is anxious
in regard 10 the passage of the insurance
bill, as its failure, he thinks, would hope
lessly destroy any chance of passing
sick-and poor bill at the next session. The
budget for 1SSi-85 would, therefore, be now
submitted, to give the next session an op-
portunity to consider the social conditional
The people, The German, Austrian and
Italian governments were about to consider
she unlawful use of explosives and plots for
the destruction of life and property gener-
ally. Italy has informed Germany that
henceforth no substance capable OF being
easily exploded will be conveyed over anv
Italian railway in quantities weighing over
100 mounds.
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GENERAL NEWS.
The ProsIdent.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April H.-The Pres
ident's party left for Sandford last
evening, on the steamer. The presi.
dent sat for hours on deck, in
moonlight, apart from his friends. The
party proceeded by rail from Locoi TO St.
Augustine. Here a committee, headed by
General Dent, exP President Grants brother
in-law, escorted the party to the hotel, and
n reception was held. The president goes
entering the harbor grounded, bat soon
toated,
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HoUsToS, April 4-rsptciAll-Sherif
FAINT to-day arrested Granville BALDWIN,
2 darkey. who has been wanted for the
past two years for rape in Grimes county
The sheriff Of the latter county vii be here
tom 1rrOw. Baldwin Is pretty sure 70
ufrafrsh r0ua
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Internal Revenue Receipts.

WASHINGTON, April H.-During the LIST
nine months of the current fiscal year the
internal revenue receipts amounted.to $685.
S25, ,79S, an increase of $2,55l ,3)S over the
corresponding period for the last fiscal
wear. From the let to the 18th Of April,
1882, the ecepts aggregated $a.0lo,9H and
from the lst to the 18Th of April, 1888 H.
162, ,407, a deere ise of 44S,517, making an
actual increase for 1888 of So, lQ2,sl.
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Hungary
ACCORD But DO NOT ALLY.

ACCORD But DO not ALLY.
PEsrH, April 14.-At the club meeting
here last evening. Fisza, president Of the
Hungarian council, made a speech in which
he announced that IL was true there existed
between Austria. Germany and Italy har
mony Of v1egs and an agreement TO attain
A common object, which was not quite cor
rect 70 describe as an alliance. although
the permanence Of the accord between then
could not be doubted.
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want. Re.nrnp,n.e.

BosToS, April l5.-Chsries +. Endicoif
has instituted proceedings against Eerrs-
zeutstive Andrew ]. B-0wn, % D1s.cn.
or malicious personal aftack IN
the legislature. Endic0tt clzims SO Coz
damages. He is advised hat While perfect
freedom and deiiberHtion OF speech and de-
bate j. allowed membfrs. such rrivlere
Ioes not extend 70 wUrds Epoken mari
eiously AID not In erscuficn % OfHral
Frrr
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yIEssA. Apr1l 14.-Tbe Frisndenblait
the organ Of the foreign Office, referring 10
the speech Of The italian minister Of foreign
sfsirs on the triple alliance, mentions the
agreement Of the three powers as . league
of peaCs. Itelv is promised the energetic
assistance Of Germauy aad Austria % de
f.nd hsr rational honor and protect her
maritime interests.
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wtsHrssrox, April 1.-The ststsmeni
Of the United sfstes treasurer SHOWS gold
sflver and United staies notes IN the treas
ny to-day 81 follOws Cold CON and bul
Ii5n. fisi So. 10. silver dollsrs snd bullion
flns nq0 a57: fractionai silver cnIn. az go
qsl. Uuifed States notes. fff "a f55, total
49, 107 .l51. Certiicafes outstanding rold
"a 90 ol0. silver, 81 lg0i ilsi; currency
a. 40 On
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DEarEoon. April IA bes-v sn5r-
torn th-Uughout this secfirn has ben
frsvali inE 81 tbe usst ~ hor-z- The
Ilack Hflis A Pierrs rallroad. frurn Lad
city % Pisrrs. is nlocked. and tre tfle.
rrnrh lrnss from vnrious cities 20 TIE h.lis
nrs dorn, and nll start linss blr'cEet-
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

INDIEIhIAL NOILSs
Cry OF MEXICO, April 1.-THE Merida
railroad was opened with many festivities.
The exports for the last fiscal year were
$4,000, 600; 10 the United States, $4,000.
600; to England, Sl0,0O00OO. Exports OF
sugar and tobacco. S6l,1
THE FIRST TRAIN.
The Mexican Central railroad has signed
a contract with the government, consOli.
dating all concessions made to the COM
pany in September, 1851. The first train
from Washington at the City of Mexico,
expected next spring, will be made the oc-
cAsion of great festivities.
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Oscillated Into Eternity.

JACKSON, Miss, April 4.-James Z. Rob-
inson was hanged yesterday for the murder
Of Adair. There was an immense crowd.
Robinson claimed the act as iustitiable and
that the jury treated him unfairly.
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IYnDllal.

NoRFoRK, VA, April IA negro, who
at Windsor, North Carolina, grossly in
suited the daughter of James Freeman,
was captured there, and taker from jail by
mob and han ged.
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WASHINGTON, April 14.-Commissioner
Price to-day directed the agert at the Swan
Seletz Indian agency, in Ores D.. to refuse
to release Indians now held for the murder
committed on the reservation and to file
complaint against them befo.e magis-
trate.
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PHrIaDUFHIa, Aprii 1.-THE bun5irF
occupied by G. A. BiessinE. nsuufacfursr
Of plumbsrs' suppliss. burned isst niFht
is1ss. Sem.
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CEsTRaL FaLLs. r. l.. Aprl l4.-GsorFs
A smith. financial secretary of the suJ--
nor lodge Of ODD Fell0gs. Eas arrested icr
he ern bezziernent % lodge funcs.
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St Louis Straws,

ST. LOUIS, April IA circular was
issued to-day by II. NJ. Hoxie, third vice
president Of the Missouri Pacific and Wa
bash railroads, announcing the appoint
nept of George Olds, heretofore general
freight agent OF the Gould system, as freight
traffic manager OF the Missouri Pacific aEd
Wabash, aud " Knigh. ns general freight
agent OF the Wabash.
Ihe creditors OF George BAN held
meeting this morning and appointed COM
mittee to examine into the condition OF his
affairs and determine the matter of exten-
sion and settlement Mr. Balm submitted
n statement which reported liabilities $50,
900: assets, 1892 600. Tue committee will
report Tuesday next,
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safion.1 B-uk Orr.uirsd-Rspid Inprovs-
rnsnta
Errrs. Aprn 1f-r5pscial Our na-
tionnl bank orEnuired last evening With tbs
following offcsrs- President. Joe Bid rides-
crrhfsr. Mark Lsrlrnsr- directu-s-M- I !.
Jones. Dr. J. l.. Edwards. Jsmes =. FsrrHr.
MAJ IIatirner. Joe BaldridEe. Ibe hank
zoes ma Operntion MET IL.
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CHATIASoOGA, TEEE. April 1s-Jssss
CaupbfH murdered WIllism sakes md
wife near Drcafur. Alsbamh. They scclsed
him OF slandsriug Slakes' wife.
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Not Long 20 IInrer.

vIcKsBURs. Miss. April l4.-Nstt slmms,
accomplioe in the murder Of General
Tucker. is sentenced 10 hang at OkoiOua
Nav TFh
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 14.-The British
frigate Senedos, with the Princess Louise
on board arrived at Newport this morning.
The princess Louise was not very we'll on
the voyage, though the weather was agree
able. Lieutenant Mclean, representing
the American navy, paid his respects, and
Collector Coyzers, in obedience TO letter
from the secretary of the treasury, went ON
board the LenedUs 10 facilitate the landing
of the distinguished party. They leave for
Boston on the ordinary train at O'Clock in
the afternoon.
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SYousGsTowE, O., April l4.-Judge shaw
man, of the civil service commission. was
serenaded here to-day. Two thousand
citizens listened 30 lis syoC,a "a response.
In speaking OF the commission, be said
that, on his return To Washington, the mem
bers of the cabinet will be furnished
with copies Of the rules and be prepared 70
express an opinion on their merits on fhe
return Of the president from Florida. The
president has nos yet seen the rules
adopted by the commission, ,reiusipg 10 take
them with him south.
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TURNED APPRoyER.

GLASGOW, april 14-It is understood that
Bernard Gallagher, arrested on the charge
OF being connected with the dynamite plot
has turned apprOyer.
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sorEL. QuEBEu. Apr1 2l.-Tbs upps- Por-
tim of ths southeastern bridge q the
Tsmaska uEs carried sway. Ihs water
c1Ters ne rlers-
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M MfNlsIKR1 MusI %.
EoFEEHAeES, April H.-Ths folEethine
adopted. y 20 %. addresses 10 the king eH-
pressing want Of confidence In the ministry
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Russia,
WHOLESALE ARRESTS.

LONDON, April 1.-THE Evening News
reports 1000 persons arrested at Moscow,
on suspicion of being engaged in plotting
against the life of the cZar.
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Canada.
SHOPS BURNED.

Preston, oST., April 14.-The finishing
shops and foundry Of p. A. Schwartz
! burned today. Loss, $4,000.
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been sown. The condition of the plant
at the present time is not generally favora-
BILE.
Secretary Folger today. accepted the
offer of compromise In the whisky case OF
Bayard tS Parrena, New York. The amount
offered as compromise was $2O,OOO; The
secretary's action was based upon the re-
commendation of the commissioner of in
ternal revenue, which was concurred in by
the attorney-general.
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BosroN, April II The Princess Louise
and party arrived at j:i5 o'clock from New
York. They were met at tho depot by the
Marquis of Lorne and party and driven at
once to Hotel Brunswick, where they rest
over Sunday.