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FoRxERLY weak, nervous, dyspeptic and
debilitated individuals who found only
disappointment in the varions oitters and
secret quack nostrums, pretended kidney
medicines, etc, are agreesbly surprised
to regaiD perfect heslth and strength OF
MIND and body, and complete hearts ease
and frsednm from aches and pains by the
use Of DR.. IGuysott's Yellow Dock and S4r.
sspari'ia. II restores every disor iefed
function TO normal condition.
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cluded action on the bill providing for
these cruisers which had already been
passed by the Senate. It was discourtesy
and indignfty tothat body to engraft the
provisions Of that bill into the appropria-
uon bill and Mcpherson had no doubt it
would be so considered by the House.
Then In case the two Houses did not come
to an agreement 1t would be again charged
tnat the Democrats were trying TO starYe
the government. He didn't wish to see
any money applied to duplicating ships
now under contract until it should appear
whether they were success.
Beck stated he had made point of order
because he knew the rules OF the Senate
bad been strict about those matters. Ac.
cording to the ruling OF the chair we could
oaild ten cruisers by an amendment to
the appropriation bill as easily as we could
build seven. We might as well put into
the bill o further provision that John
Roach should be the builder, because he
would be. That would be in order, he
'r"""s"d The general welfare" clause
..----l. Then Roach
-, ate ten thousand to the cam
psign fund. .-.-... -
Mr.. Beck also objected to the duplicating
OF ships at present in course Of construc-
hon until their working qualities were
tested. At least these were not, war ships
proper, but mere commerce destroyers,
whose duty 1t might becoms in case OF a
foreign war, to destroy American COM
merce. The service commerce was carried
in English vessels.
Pending debate on the amendment pro-
yiding for the construction of steel
cruisers, the Senate went into executive
session. When the doors were reopened, it
adjourned I'LL Monday.
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C,,m,pa,s Sentenced nj Charleston.


CHARLESTON, April 10.-0ur Criminal
Court did land office business to day, sen.
fencing seven criminals to the Peniten-
tiary. James Smith and Joe Smith, bur
glsry, got FIVE years each; Robert Dunlap,
horse stealing, four years; B, b. Persinger,
forgery, two years; Gordon Ragland, ma
licicus shooting, one year; Wash Porter
and Julius Shaver, conspiracy to rob, three
Yeas each.
Hy Der Own Hand.
FAIR HAVEN, o., April l0.-Aiss Eva'inf
Kennedy, the highly accomplished dangh'
ter Of a wealthy farmer named james Ken
nedy, residing about Fix miles south o.
this place, committed suicide at about fou
O'Clock this afternoon by taking an eno'm'
ous dose OF poison. She was about twenty
wears of sge end highly respected, ard nc
cause can be assigned for the act.
Double Crime at the Pals.
NIAGARA FALLS, April l0-Thomas We'd
der and N. B Person, b:others-in'law,
living at Suspension Bridge, New York,
drove on to Goat Island yesterday alter
noon. Not returning, search was made
and at two o'clock this morning Persons
body was found on the Island with ballet
hole behind the left ear. Veider's clothes
were by him. It is thought that IN an
alteration Vedder shot Person, and then
committed suicide by jump Dg into the
rapids and going over the falls.
7hey Almost Told Him 10 Go.
MONMOUTH. ILL, April l0.-Bubbsrd, the
defau't.ng cashier Of the First National
Bank here, was rendering assistance to the
bank officials yesterday in arriving at the
extent and character of the shortage II
the bsnk's finances and was to have put
in en- appearance this morning, but fsiled
to srpear at the sppointe1 hour. de u
supposed TO have made good his escape.
Shot By an Officer.
TFxAREAsA, ARK, April l0.-Miks B r
~. a bsrkeeper, wss shot and killed by
Deputy Sheriff Clark. Berry had fire.
quenty threatened to kill Ozark on sight
When they met TO day Clark opened FIRE.
There we're several shots fred on both
sides, when Berry fell dead. Clark was ar
rested.
murdcred HIS wife and Babe.
RICHMOND, TEX, April 10.-A double
murder was committed this morning here,
supposed by Jack Thornton, colored, OF his
wife and baby. Thornton was under In
dic,ment for seduction and married bis
victim. Marie Glenn. the day previous, 70
escspe legal results. Re Is still at large
Left for Parts Unknown.
MuLxRsrows. Pa, April io.-Fredericf
Jackson, member of the firm of'Jsckson
e McCauIl, rnschinists Of Baldridge, has
q for parts unknown, taking with him
s3A : of the funds of the firn.
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A DISGRACE TO THE ADMINISTRATION.
How Garfield Regarded Cooks Counee-
tfon with the Star Route Cases

WASHINGTON, April 10.-P. d. Wood
ward, Inspector of the Postoffice Depart
ment, was examined by springer's Com
mittee this morning in relation to alleged
Star Route frauds. He described an inter
view at the White House between Presi-
dent Garfield, Postmaster General James
and himself, as related by James In his
testimony before the committee and con;
tiuued shorty after the engagement OF
William, A. Cook ss special counsel in the
cases, received a summons from President
Garfield to be at the White House at des'
iena;ed hour. Without much preface ne
ssid he bad sent for me to ask If could
explsin how the appointment came 70 Ss
made; that the day before Judge Of the
Snnreme Court informed him that Cook
was one of the most disreputa6le members
of the Washington bar, aud the selection
IVES a disgrace TO toe administration
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THE JEANETTE INVESTIGATION.
How N ~. De Long De frRds the Mem DRY
OF Her Dead Husband.

How N ~ De Long De feRds the Mem Ory
of Her Dead Husband.
WASHINGTON, April l0.-The Jeanette in
vestisation attracts number of visitors.
The central figure is Mrs. De Long. She
comes armed with legal sdviceS and every
thing necessary to defend the memory OF
her dead husband. She is usually the first
to arrive at the committee room and the
last to leave. Every question is watched
by her with as great care as by her attorney
himself. Every answer and its effect are
minutely noted and nothing escapes her.
She appears ss keenly alive to the situa.
ton as her lawyer, and much better posted
upon the facts and history Of the case.
Every question by Judge Curtis, the attOr
ney for DR.. Collins, is apparently heard by
her, and, quick as a flash, she whispers
some word or gives some signal to her acute
attorney, who sits just in front. When
uut stions Of facts or history, or distance or
Incident, come up, she appears to bs thor
ouehly informed, and Is able to furnish
her sttorpey all the information required
1t once, and he certainly needs s1ch as
sistalce,
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w.NT THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH.

Resolutions TO That Ehec'
by n california Senator.
wAsH1SoroN, April lo.-Ar. Miller Oh
California, presented the resolution In tne
ssra;s Of the Assembly of that State, en-
dorsing the Postal Telegraph bill. Mr.. Vest
reported favorably with the amendments
from the Committee on Commerce, the Dill
authorizing the construction OF bridge
scross the Mississippi at 81 Louis. MI, NJ.
Miller. of Califnrnis, rePor.ea; ;an. t'o% ca,,sin
CoSrnsnts TO the Consular snd DiPlo.
nsio sms annrouriation bill. in lieu OF bills
maaS = t;pg com missioners to inquire iuto
ron,o,s commercial relations between
sbs sbe limited States and the States Oh Sou'n
America.
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cannot recover.
Killed By Dyasmite.
FOREIGN FLASHES.
Tn. Latest Literary se.sasis..

The Latest Literary sessatiss.
LONDON, April lo.--Literary circles and
the learned societies are srcitsd over
another discovery OF sundry musty scrolls
OF parchment containing what 10 alleged 10
be the original manu-, cript OF the Mosaic
books OF the Old Testament. The scrolls
are said 10 have been found In Arabia on
the route that the Israslites must haze
taken after their a.ght from Egypt towards
Palestine, and have been brought 70 b.
Petersburg, where they are now being ex.
smined by DR.. Harkayy.
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...,~ woHSsd IN am Hetre,s.

CLEVELAND, April lO.-A secret marriage
n Cleveland high life was made known to-
dsy. William r. Board nan is prominent
young society man. Last fall he fell In
love with Miss Gussie Bissell, the nineteen
wear old daughter of q. S. Bissell, well.
known retired capitalist. An engagement
wss then made at the great Bissell receP'
ton, and a few nights ago the young
couple quietly drove to the residence OF q
TstiTed mini.;sr in the suburbs and were
married. The facts we're kept quiet until
to-oay. when il was publicly announced 10
the papers.
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he IS NOT A CANDIDATE.
AFriend of senator Payne Gives Som,
Interesting Information.

Friend OF senator PaYne GiVea some
IsteEestInS reformation.
COLUMBUS, O, April lO-Representative
Hsrbaugh, of Cleveland, a Democrat and q
col fdeutial friend of the Payne family
says that Senator Psyneis positively not q
candidate for the Presidency, Payne has
personally told him so recently. Mr.. Hsr-
baugh was asked by correspondent wheth-
er Mr.. Payne would accept the nomination
we're it rendered him, Mr.. Hsrbaugh re
Piled that be did not put that proposition
20 Mr.. Payne himself, but he did to Mr..
Psype's private secretary, and that gentle
man remarked that Mr.. Payne could not
well decline what had not been offered him.
Mr.. Hsrbsugh also says that Mr.. PAyne's
son have several times told him that his
father was not candidate for the Presi-
dtrcy; that his family we're all opposed to
bis running, and that the talk Of his being
csr didate must be stopped.
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IS LOSES THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
ltG Three Times Out OF Five by
acLanghlIn.

I'Ir, N:ca., APRIL lO.-The second
14 match came Of tonight in this
tween Ross, Of Cleveland, and Nc
iH' OF this city. There vas 9 big
aEce. The match wss for $1,000 a
s=lPis Of the house snd the mixed
Z cAam mpionshiO. There were two
.''snde.JoS, two side hold and
,o's ca'ct-can With jackets. The
III Collsr.and-el5Ow lasted seven
sna Was won by Mclaughlin.
4 .0nt hold IL 'ugr minutes by ROzs.
~, collar and elbow, in two miu
4 Mclaughlin.
,l;-a, side hold, in oue minute by
Ah,'b, catch "a catch.ean, in eigh.
by NcLaUaAun.
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A TexRs Blaze
. Yu.,p... Cri.I. I'm Cab. Coming.

LssDos. April 1o.-rbe Times dispatch
from Madrid speaks As follows: The signs
OF an approach Of serious economical
crisis in Cuba are daily increasing. Toe
continuous fall In sugar II bringing ruin
ard disaster. Unless radical measures Of
relief sre speedily adopted the long suffer
ing Cubans will Be driven 20 courses disas.
trous for ell. IfCuba is 70 be saved, the
cest Of living must be reduced, the system
of administration aad taxation improv>d
and fteer N AZ ets oh, ned for her products.
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" Hope 20 SirIke.nar

''' IA, AcrIl lO.-The flow OF
We'll, near Hickory, struck
- ego continues as strong as
a. II is Dot gas but oil the
ny. ,say i'a;'sr, they are en- .aced
\, ~ =, 'Hs casing. This will let in
So 90 10 this way thsy bope To
ss,s o' gas and sink the drills
'1ey are confident oil wal
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RAILROAD MEN in CONVENTION.
Efforts to Adopt q Uniform System OF
Train Signals.

Train Signals.
CINCINNATI, April 10.-The General Time
Convention met at the Grand Hotel to day.
Railroad men are In attendance from all
parts Of the country. One OF the features
OF the convention will be an address by
Prof. Dowd, Of Saratoga, N. Y, upon the
utility and economy OF the twenty-four
hour system. By far the most important
subject before the convention will be the
question of adopting uniform train signals.
Some objections to the proposed system
have been received, and from important
lines, but even these are earnestly IN favor
Of uniformity, aud express themselves as
willing to make sacrifices and concessions
for the general good. With this feeling
there is no reason why the conv ntion
should not take such steps as will insure
an early adoption OF general and uniform
system of signals. A uniform code OF sig.
mails is now in effect on the seas, notwith-
standing the fact that IL was necessary to
first get the consent OF nearly all civilized
nations on the globe, and the work OF
establishing it on land SHOULD not be near.
ly so difficult task.
The Capital stock Largely Increased.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, April lo.-At
meeting Of the stock OF the Burling
ten, Cedar Rapids ana Northern road in this
city yesterday, the capital stock OF the
road was increased from Sl0,0OO,001 to S3O,.
OC0, COO G. J. Ives was elected Vice Presi-
dent. The contracts for northwestern ex.
ter sions will be let at once.
The n. d d. Declares Dividend.
BALTIMORE, April lo.-The Baltimore
and Ohio Railway Company has declared
dividend on the stock OF the main stem and
Washington branch. The result for the
hnlf fi.cul year shows, after the payment
of the dividend, that $500, 900 will be added
to the surplus.
They Have Paid theCiaiun.
New CASTLE, Pa, April lO-The Erie
and Pittsburgh railroad advertised for sale
by the Sheriff will not be sold, the com.
pany having paid the amount Of the execu.
ton and satisfied the claim, which only
amounted TO Si75.
All Aboard for Mexico!
NIxrco. April l0.-The mail and pusen.
ger service to the United States over the
Central railroad was inaugurated TO day.
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n, vor mead q remedy that viii cure
10 i;nd of humor from pimple or
svery y;a, 1T 70 the worst scrofula and syphl-
sInpuSno sorSers' use DIR. Guysott's Yellow
lite oisS Ssrssnsrilla. Three to five bot
DOCK anu .S;n diseases, salt rheum or letter.
,les cu,e ,e ten ten bottles cure running ulcers,
fonf foiuis 20 and ali syphilitic disorders. one
stIolsh tIos hottles I cures sores, boils, ,esrbuncles,
70 70. One to two bottles cures pimpies On
s sbs face blotches, etc 1t Is the oaIy ,r, PSF,
feet; blood purifier that Gao ass % | Az vouJ
: s,st s.no for Take no substitute.
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A BarEe's Big Load.

New CUMBERLAND, W. Va, April 10
Mcmahon, Porter & Co, are now engaged
lnaoing one Of Grsy's large bsrges with
ever pipe for the Southern trade. the
cargo will be over six hundred tons OF
sewer pipe, enough TO load forty cars, or .
full railroad train.
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The Ins.roce.a Railway.

crrr or Mexico, April lo.-Dslfn San
chez, Of the Inier-ocsan Railway. has os
,siped large SUN Of money In Europs TO
compIs,e q line fro1, here TO Vera Cruz he
"a ptt Il, Hi'h powerful opposition f'nm
the e1,yI:nc Vera Cruz line. Tas roiiiag
stncl viii be- on lhe wsy In few dayk
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LOCAL ISSUES
Cause Small Republican Gaius I'm thG
Indiana Elections.

Indiana Elections.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 10.-The returns for
the township election in Indiana show
Republican gains in the heavy Democratic
precincts, with an average vote in localities
of an opposite political complexion. At
Lsgansport the Republicans gain about
500, in New Albany about 600, at Shelby
Vile about 800, and small gains are report.
ed in Putnam, Madison and Bartholomew,
and losses in Howard, Hendricks, Clarke
and Rush counties. At Terre Haute aud
Lafayette Republicans were elected, at the
latter place for the first time in fourteen
wears
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BusIRESs FAILURES.

Massachusetts Tanners Sospend.
Plr1sFIELD, MASS, April 1o.-Oweu Gu
ran & Son. tanners. have suspended. LiA-
bilities S45 900. Assets small.
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KILLED BY HIS OWN SON.
The Nurderous Act and Flight of an
Illinois Boy.


Rock ISLAND, ILL, April 10.-A farmn
named Johnson, living near the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railroad, between
Erie and Tren ton, last night, told one OF
his boys to go to the postofiice after the
mail. One OF the sons named John, sad
died horse and started, but the old msn
stopped him and sent him back. The
yourg fellow went into the house andg
revolver and coming out met his father and
opened fire on him. Mr.. johnson turned
and rap, but the son caught up with him,
placed the revolver against his temple and
fred. No one was notified OF the murder,
consequently the murderer escaped, and
bfa ~ vpt been captured. The wounded
ns, 'n i the yard several hours before
u,, pan iito the house. The doctor
.ay. Johnson cannot recover.
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Canpes Eject sss Bishsp's sseeesssr.

BALTIMORE April l0.-Concsrning the
Protestant Episcopal church convention 70
be held here next month. It Is said sue
csssor TO Bishop Pinkney cannot Be elected.
The constitution requires two thirds vote
to elect, and there u talk OF an ehoft 70
amend the constitution making Q majority
able 70 elect. The next Bishop, whoever
be may be, will not have bed Of roses for
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'H'lle PIagus Near Hmm.

IT,. IA, April lO-Ia some
h. \, 'an,y sloekmsn are losing
|ik,55 .Ssto SSe loot and mouth disease.
|-rkirs oN tSo symptoms of toe
ocl5 70 y one leg aud arching the
r. iCs, Robert Vance, of Pstter.
|tee u his Cue herd a day
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4 and thompson 10 Fight In
Dakgsa

o'73TA, Ap;i. o-Iti is now al.
'-is'y that the champion, John
81. aud Meryine Thompson, the
1 1ssyy weight, will have their
/ Z. D; on = trip o. neutral
l''e' "a the boz er o. British
s5''shs enents h,y ng b,en made
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.DRrxK, pretty creature. drink" little
A. a time, I'd you Wil! relieve your cold,
snd rot iek your cksst and luegs TO
pieces. snt keep every body else in ststs
Of sgi,atit n. You sursly ought tn spend
= Quarter for bottle u Df. Bn.is Coush
Syrup. II will pay!
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rhey Prefer ITarrisou.

LAwRrYcEBUaG, IND, April 10.-John o
Crsyeps and Eugene G. Hoy were elected
delegates to the Chicsso Republican Con-
vention to-day in the Fourth district.
Their personal preference is for Harrison.
They are for Logan.
CHICAGO, Ill, April lo.-Journals
Bushnell, Illinois special says, the Eleventh
District Republican Convention elected
G. v. Chandier and C. A. Bullard delegates
to Chicago. instructed for Logan.
ELaIN, ILL.,, April 10.-In the Republi-
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win Yigstin Pittsburgh.

"a Ag5ii l0.-Hial G. Stoidard
"m' Day, Of Nv York, have
'."Sc n Gght four rounds with
: 4a'glls Of Qaeeusbury rules,
,-S'.,sahd ,'sahd Gol ars side. The mill
P'S's IN this city on the lst iu-
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|nE coS Jou lis Is essential asa means
! Ghat Mi ,Siumpuve to health. A
ssII III i,L;, strengthen the lungs
arry. ~ "a: Wistar's Balsarn Of
frry tb,, Is -, lhe only preparation OF
5qGiekIv gives gives Completes satisfac
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CASUALTIES.

Train Men Reported KILLED o. ths
Pan Handle.
DAYTON, o, April lo.-At $50 TO night
the Pan Handle express was wrecked at
Beaver, three miles west Of Xenis. The
engineer, fireman and baggage master are
reported killed. Details have not yet been
learned.
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f..LI-f'Gyl terce, l3; Baltimores,4 4
= r',,.ula-Foi,rdelphlas, Z; AJh-
seventh inning
6n' u. C.-Wsshingtons, s;
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Proasupe.d Dead by the Pbysieisss.

ProneuBced Dead ~ the Fhysfeieos'
NFv CASTLE, April 1o.-Hsrdy, the man
supposed to be alive, though having the
appearance OF death, has been declared
dead BY sli the physicisns who hsys seen
him. The remains, however, will be held
mill 10 o.morrow. Harsy was sudccated BY
g.s at the Etna furpscs On Monday.
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WHAT heUERo Is DOING.
Mnrehisg 1sts the IsterSSS $50 His

Mnrehisg 1sts the Interior $50 His
Forces IneSeeseD1,
KEY WEST. April I0.-Mail sdvioss froa
Havana states that Col. Agusro lasdsd
without resistance. Numerous fsctioas
ioined him on the march 10 the interior.
His forces encountered troops several
tim,s, but Obliged tbem 70 retrest Greet
,Icitement prevails especially In Hsvsns
osipg 10 the concentration Of large fofess
Of trcops IL is snpposed the 0ovtYnnsnt
used The Aguero incident for the displsyt
OF force 10 intimidsts the Cubsns during
The next elections The oovemnoDs -
telezIsphed spsin for moes tsoop2 The
censorship over dispatches has besa ~.
s<aabiished -
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A MOTHERS soRRowFUL DISCOVERY.
Two LittIe ToddIers Drowned - . Tab
Of water.

Two Ltttle TOddIers DroWned ID . Tob
Of water.
DAYTON, o. April lo.-A distressing acci.
dent occurred bere to-day, resulting In the
death Of the fve.year-old daughter OF Mrs.
Belinky, and probable death Of . younger
child, three years OF age. The mother had
left tub flied with water standing 10 the
kitchen. and left the house for few min.
utes TO attend to some duty. On ber -.
turn she found the two children In the
tub. Matte, the oldest, died shortly after
being taken out OF the tub, while the
youngest child 10 still alive, though In .
critical condition. The physician thinks
her lungs were 90 filed With wster that
she cannot recover.
Killed by Dyasmite.
RALEIGH, N. O., April l0.-An sx xolosiou
Of dynamite at the stone quarries near
Frsnklinton killed Dock Robinson and
Edwin Strong and wounded four other
men. Allwers colo7sd.
Five Beamen Drowned.
GLOUCESTER. MASS, April TO- The
schooner Nelson Y. Mcfarland has ben
lost at sea and Ave fishermen drewrsL
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BrirIs, Aphi I0.-I hses On GOD @.
thority that the Gsrmss hinistR q WssAr
inston, Herr Won Elssndseksf. 10 10 - ~
esijed. His attitude IN the LAAksg a0Atk
Vhen hs attended the Neg York church
Celebration in sn .oncial capacity, eea
erhsps, also, his vsy q sc11g Win
rsg,rd 10 the resolutt0a, are ~ - - -
r. asops. 4 firl,g
Dfg.a Disposed - Cs0pssoAse.
Loxros, April l0.-shsikh ncfgAAA -
received letter from Oamsn Disns stsdag
,hst he would. on tie. lsih inst, ssnd 49,
sbeitks 10 meet Mofyheoi q sepos -.
,spt from Suakim tso houfy h1dA 81
bat tbey would bold . co1fessnce VIII
Ntr,hsni on the qusstion q - unAees
.speipE With the Egyphap md hfinsh
Dy.s.isess Daspsss1 -.
HluyAx. n. 8. April io.-HolnO -
Becsen, the tvo AmsfieaBs Ursstsd hses
in September Last for hsvfnG dynsaits 10
tbeir possession, were faksn 10 The psAi-
teutisry to-day 10 serve tuo ye.fs 'of efcss.
ipe . nuisspcs. Ths SUprsme OJgrt eoee
made . charge 10 the jury bearing hara
sgajnst the prisontm
~
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The FIaE RECORD.
A Florida Town In Ashes.

PENSACOLA, FLA, A yril 1o.-A fire this
morning destroyed the Louisville & Nash.
vile freight depot, Golay mills, transfer
stable, Hoffman House, 9 restaurant, two
stores, the Masonic building and several
minor buildings. Loss $4,000.
ATexas Blaze.
CoEsrcosA, Tx, April 1o.-Anyn & Co.'S
Who'll. sale grocery was destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss $4,000; insurance
$4,000 The building was owned by Ars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-11

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