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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-02-18

and when his frame was shaken with con.
vulaions he made the room tremOle. He
luallv became no violent that he had to
be put 10 one of those straight jackets
with which dangerously insane persons
are restrained. Finally, as his strength
was ebbing away, be became less violent.
but suffered terrible agony, aid emitted
groans and shrieks Of pain. until at last
Il was relief to see the poor fellow die.
Thad. Stevens Housekreper.
Washington. Feb. l4--There died here
early this morning . colored woman who
had obtained q national reputation owing
to her connection as housekeeper with
the late Thaddeus Stevens of Pennsyl.
vanla. Lydia Smith was the name of the
woman, who was IN her sixty-ninth year,
and stroke Of apOplexy was
the immediate cause Of death. In
lS46 Mrs. Smith left Harrisburg. Pa
and went to Lancaster to keep house for
Mr. Stevens When the '.great com.
mouer," two years later, was elected tc
congress. he brought Mis-. Smith to
affairs. Mr.. Stevens lived in house
ON B street adjoining the present con,
Rressional or Sundelson's hotel. Up to
the date Of Mr.. Stevens death Mrs. Smith
directed the affairs of bis establish
ment and ministsred to his wants. She
was remembered in bis will with be-
guest of $4,000 in cash, certain property
ut Lancaster, and several houses here
Subsequently Mrs. Smith opened a
boarding house on Newspaper row in
this city, opposite Willard's. In this
house she died this morning.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-02-18

, The use of the teiA
Short Line" in conn. o
tion with the cotpurats
name Of y great road. c,n
veys an idea Of what is re
Quired by the travelling
public-a short Line,
Quick Time and the best
Of accommodations --all Of
by the GREATEST railway in
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-02-18
gaily 2ress mud d)xkstaiaa

The president has approved the tobsc.
co rebate bill,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-28
kilograms to The Star.
THE SIX DAYS FOOT RACE.
THE GREAT CYCLONE IN OHIO.
RUGG TO BE HANGED JUNE SIXTH.
THE SPANISH RAILROAD DISASTER
A SIGNAL SERVICE OBSERVER IN DANGER
Great Cyclone I'm Ohio.
IT s"kkfs THRoCGH TWO COUNTIES, pEsTRoYneQ
KvEKYTHING IN rrs PATH


kvEKSTHISG IT'S PArH.
DAYTON, OHIO, April es.-Shortly before O'Clock
yesterday afternoon the most destructive cyclone
ever known IN this part OF the country passed ove4
the southern part or Montgomery and Greene
counties, devastating everything In It's course. 10
appears 10 have originated near Woodhurn. a small
town ten miles south OF here and eye-witnesse8
describe " as appalling In It's fury. An authentic
statement Is that the cyclone was formed by the
union ot TWO light storm clouds from the south and
northwest, which Immediately assumed the form OF
waterspout, rising and descending like waves of
the sea, and destroying everything In It's WAY Mr..
4. Best. OF this city, who was near enough 20
observe accurately, saws that iTs nath WAS fully
ohe-elghth OF a mile wide, the storm moving over
The country Ike Pm Immense cloud OF smoke while
everywhere In It's course the air was filled with
crees ana the ruins OF houses Forests were moved
down like weeds, fences destroyed for miles and fS
Is estimated that In this county alone AZ least
twenty residences are n ruins, 10 say NOT hing OF
Ine loss on other buildings, live stock and farm
property. AT AleNandersyile six miles south Of
here, several persons are known 10 have been
injured. and one lady Is reported 10 have been
Killed The telegraph lines are down In al direo.
uons, and the roads are impassable Near Mood.
burn, the residence and other buildings belonging
10 Edward Wheailey were destroyed. with other
property. Two farm hands are reported missing.
Brick school house No. 2 was DESTROYED and tho
ROOF was carried fve hundred yards A child was
caught in the cyclone carried two hundred wards,
Considering the large number OF houses DESTROYED.
The loss OF life must have been heavy. From Car.
rollton the cyclone took direct eastery course and
Its force was not In the least spent when n reach
jamestown. a thriving village OF so inhahitants,
which, II Is reported was entirely destroyed, only
few buildings being left standing. The nleager
telegraph reports received here state that six per.
sons are known 70 have been killed. while twenty
were more or less injured Near Nenia there W az
considerable destruction. The soldiers and sailors,
orphan Home was badly damaged, and the barn.
Laundry and other buildings were destroyed and tho
hospital unrooied Miss Harvey, matron, and Night
Watchman Richardson were injured, but none OF
the children were hurt Between Jasper and Cedar
Greek, on the Narrow Gauge railroad, the damage
Is great 10 farm property, and at this point some
Trains were unable 10 move on account OF the wind.
while Others did not dare pass over the Cedar
Creek tresle during the cyclone In all directions,
south ana east OF here the OF destruction do.
fles dissertation
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Six Days, Foot Race.

THE SCORE AT TEN O'CLOCK THIS MoRNrSa.
NEW YORK. April D. 10 a m score.-Burrfll, q
miles; Sullivan s3; Sorenac, IS: yint, b6 Roweil,
6S; Thompson, 81; Nltow-E -Eg- -Ebow, 46 Elson, SO:
Panchot 53 Lounbery, 45; Herty 6S Fitzgerald, q;
Campana, az: Day, IS.
anicfpations of the conductors OF the affair have
been much more than realized. The number OF peo-
pie who were In the building bet ween .. m and 3
a m. Is estimated at about 1900 In the first lap
OF The 9th mile Noremac disappeared temporarily
and thereby lost the lead. herty went 10 the 'front.'
with Rowell on his heels. Then Herty went IN.
DOORS and Rowen became the leader. on the 5sth
mile Day put on spurt and passed Rowell, and
pef0re the 6Uth mile was reached he 3 laps
ahead OF ROwelL Day, however, shortly after
wards fell Oh and took position among the bunch
OF leaders Later ia the morning Powell had se-
cured a lead of laps, and further on Day was up
with him at 90 miles laps The INDIAN Nitaw- Eg.
Elbow. showed signs or exhaustion this morning.
His right leg seemed 20 give him trouble Herty,
or Boston, spurted frequently during the morning.
He Is looked upon as man who has come 20 stay.
Rowell, Fitzgerald and Herty Kept together for .
good portion OF the forenoon. Day keeps up a con-
tinual easy trot, and Rowell dogs him around the
track The latter he IL going 10 win this race,
II he has 10 be carried OF the track ut It's close.
DAY AHEAD AT I'm
p m score: Burrell, 80 miles; sullivan. SO: More.
mac, S0 Vint, 20; Rowell 50: Thompson. IS: Nitaw,
55 ESOn 81 Panchot, 40; Lounsbury. 46; Herty, "a:
Fitzgerald, ~; Campanani, So; Day, 81.
Serious Fire at Glens Falls, n. ".
GIENs FALLS, n. Y, April "a fire broke out
here early this morning, and soon destroyed the
Presbyterian church, together with 10 stores and
fully twice as many Offices. and threatened
the post Office and other buildings. IL Is estimated
that the loss Will exceed 100000.
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The BlOd9ett Claim.

TIE JAMAICA TRACT GASES IN THE EQUITY COURT.
To-day the Jamaica tract cases OF Lorin Blodgett
trustee, against q. g. Grant and others was before
Judge Cox In the Equity Court-Messra Worthmg
ton and Heald for Messra IA ]. Cressweu and A
L Barber, OF defendnnts and MI. W. C. Stone
for the complainant For the defendants q motion
was made TO set aside and annul the undertaking
with E c. Lucas as surety, filed on April 18th
and dismiss the bill for the reason that no notice OF
the application for the approval OF the undertaking
was given to defendants or their solicitors, rs re
qured BY rule1l6; that the surety on the undertak
ing has no property which Is not encumbered 70
its full value, and that the time for giving suncent
bond had expired on March ezth. In support OF
this motion the affldavtt OF Thomas Lucas, father
OF the surety Il led This states that the son has
third interest In four pieces OF property, all
heavily encountered, and the interest remains un-
paid; that he is OF tntempeTate habits, and when
be returned home recently nom protracfed spree
he was unable TO state where he had been, and de-
MED gong on q bond Of any kind
Nj. stone, for the complainant, stated that he
had an oncial letter nom the Treasury 20 Nj.
Lucas dated ~ tho vegy time 1n which he u said
to have been On spree, announcing his reap.
polntment as p1lpe On tie Pot0mAc, and stated
that one q the IeQu1Iemeots Dor tho position Wns
that the party must Be man q sober, fn0usfx1ous
hah10 He Cnten6ed that . the man had re.
cefvUd his appolntme1t itRm ample contradiction
g The stafoient N toe af1dav1t
Judge Cox ogeEluled The motion % diun1ss ana
al1cwed platinum % depoHt 80 n each oase g
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Iuceudtarv Fire in Penu.ylvauia.

SELINs GROVE, Pa, April 2S-The IRE which
broke out here last night, and which assumed such
threatening proportions was under control by IL
o'clock. The total loss Will reach $4,000. The nrc
was the work OF an incendiary. The alarm was
slow In being given, the miscreants bad cut the
bell rope. Many robberies were committed during
the confusion.
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LAWRENCE, MASS, April 2s.-Porical circles here
are greatly agitated to-day by the issue OF war.
rant for the arrest OF eN-Mayor Caleb SaundeU
on charge OF tamper1ng with the ballot box Ia
ward Q, In December last while it was In the ofce OF
the city clerk, during the time between the deposit
OF the returns and the recount
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Is L1rE WORTH Lnvrso,

clergyman recently asked q gentleman what answer
b. should his dock who constantly REQUIRED
u the question. rs life worth hvtng?" The obvious
Interpretation of such morbidty was instantaneous.
She lacks occupation"
LAX Of occupation leads to other symptoms Of NOR
oici'y-dress fer example The man who has ether
oupson ehan to look IN the glass inagines that the
syes on ptlawsre are upon him." and it goes without
nst 10 tailor please his fancy. His fancy Of
'O,uaS u no, tls fancy Of yesterday.
~ 81, - tents are cut from the same pattern. and
a., .h olneren' fault the conclusion might be
,s res.ued elseN here than in the garments.
n. tsct comes in The tailor must never per-
n. a. Ib m 70 suspect his inf unity. but must
k41s aH at us paints. even though stultifSing
-cI t ~ SLOWS that II he hang up the offending
s,c ir aIe" Gays the alterations Suggested are conn
knox a. sxen ~ sns ne niussno. allow his patron
. oS wG9a not DO 70 ps candid with him any more than
10 b. summed - iooi uakes one
o,S. ssy ossIPsfon that brngs in contact with
sta.ynt Ifnes She demands ndety Ths HSi;, no1s ~
the tsilors art to the human form divine oi
ier1ni,g irre<uar. lines and the correct son.
thereof is daily exemplifeI by AppucAnon
HENNING.
H z CLIO THrER
40 SEVENTH STREET "a.
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The CUBAN FuBUsTERa-Ma1or CLARKE, chief Of
the revenue marine service states that no informa-
ton has been received Of any additional Cuban
hlibustering expeditions
NARYLAND-vm0MIA LNk-Iieut =. Y. Abbott,
corps OF engineers q. s. A., has made his report
upon the survey Just completed OF the boundary
between Maryland and Virginia, to the east Of the
Potomac river. The line runs from tho Atlantic
ocean to the POcOmOke river. The land boundary
has been marked by stones and tho nne By water
WIN have TO be bu0yed
Nor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hunte9, colNcd,
dropped gold ring in an air hole on the street
side Of the Tyson house Saturday night and lighted
which caught fra Hunter was arrested By Omcer
Kenny and charged with ATTEMPTED aS1on. which
charge was dismissed IN the Police Court this
morning.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- y
a. cHASsR SKSSy SE PATS: 82P :,y7u1,,
sAMTgsBAT' M9sBaT aE6 NAy r6;ssbR9, f; & Z I; =.
MAY II and 13. at p. m.
ens an meeting THIS Do
0ppnIr5 nEH51Ns T9 TNt y tspgTH VASE
ing Of the citizens Of washington viii be held At St.
ass aa o'clock
~ MAsoNIC..THEo oFFICERs AND MEMBERS
Of lafayette R. A Chapter. No. s. are hereby no.
Masonic Temple On EfHsfi E
Of
attend By order e R1dSSkI Is &
no 5n SE THE e Wss19a1 3 se
an an, open meeting. on WEDNESDAY EVENING. the
:pd sEs
~ SUMNER HousEs;
reay for distribution circular giving location Of hotes
and boarding houses along the line Of their road also
Call at Virginia Midland office. COL Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. ap28-7t
rV, SPRING OPENING OF FINE GRADE OF
tsd the finest STOCK Of Carriages svsr ea N:
D r, Ma0ufaCturoT
40 to 416 14th street northwest
ap2S-3t GEO. W. JOYCE Manager
F~ IT rs WITH PLEASURE THAT I TAKE
w this means OF informing the public that now
J. HoLLANDER, 1917 penna avenue
serve them with the latest styles in readymade
sp2s-6t' RA. SAUNDERS
rTp MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNI.
Wv VERSITY OF GEORGETOWN.
Tho tbirtv 6f.b ,,,,.I co,nr,o,,.,,.,. ,,, T. ,,,,
Lincoln Hall on WEDNESDAY,. April Soth at ociocF
pm.
The profession and the public cordially invited to
be present.
ap2s-st w. H. LovEJOY. NJ D., Dean.
rw METHODIST REUNION AND MISSIONARY
~ and streets northwest, MONDAY, April 2Sth at
p III. Rev. NATHAN SITES just returned from twenty
three years mission work in China will relate personal
reminiscences Elegant Chinese curiosihes exhibited
rst-class music. Twenty five cents admission viii be
invited to att nd ap3s.2t
F-Egs NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION ON CAPI-
SS TOL HILL
At the % nt citing held April 1st the GERMAN AMERI-
and the constitution Of No. after some change was
adopted.
An article was incorporated allowing any person
taking an advance to become member at any time
without payment of back dues.
About one Thousand shares were subscribed.
ne first payment of dues and the election Of officers
viii take place at meeting be held at Witthafts
Hall corner Sd and streets southeast on THURSDAY
EHEN1NG, May LIST at o'clock
Inc Secretary and Treasurer pro tenn. will be the
nall at O'Clock to accommodate persons wishing to
WM. W1TIHAFT, President pro tenn.
HtNRY HOFFMAN,. Treasurer pro tem,
ap26-5t P. VIERBUCHEN. Secretary pro tenn.
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Developing Virginia Coal Fields.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. April 2S-Contracts have
been made by the Norfolk and Western railroad
company with the owners OF coal land in the F1as
Top soft coal region Virginia 10 develop mines a6
once. and give their entire tonnage 10 the railroad
company. IL is expected that In a short time this
business win reach GOO tons day. This tonnage,
IL is said, will be doubled soon as the mines q
the southwest Virginia Improvement company 40
Pocahontas shall be reopened, which VIII probably
occur within month.
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T,HE COMPLEXION,
Il THE COMPLEXION
THE COMPLEXION,
THE EYEBROWS, THE EYELASHES
THE EYEBROWS The EY FLASHES.
THE EYEBROWS THE EYELASHES.

BEACT1F1LD
Ihe Original Greek method Of treatment By DR. VAN
DhCk DtrrnatOlOsst and Professional Complexionist
No y Grant Plare, between 9th and 10th, G and a
Hours. TO .. Sundays. to2
Eve woman has desire to be as beautiful pretty
and attractive possible and perfect horror of grow
1r2 Old II IL voman's duty 70 be beautiful and she
should do all In her to her beauty late
IA lie as she can Is mistaken idea that personal beau
Is purely matter OF youth. for lady well up in the
tnlrtes can well dpute the palm with miss of II
Helen OF Troy vas forty when Paris fell love with
her Aspasa welded Percles AZ thirty-six Ceopatra
thirty when she fascinated Marc Antony lana De
Potitrs carried OF Henry the XI. the same age:
Madame De Maintenon was fory-thre whsn she won
King Louis the XIV. Ninon De Eucos was seventy.
of forty three Madame Recamier was uniyersalIv
rcsarde as the most beautiful in ali Furorss
Every lady who has regard for her personal appear
ance should consult and ratronze the De-rnatoIost
and Professional COmpeIcnist with the freedom
that she consuts the dentist hair dresser or uer or
Grsssmaker. -
Or. Van Dyck ia pleased to announce to our ladies
that he Is now prepared 10 make 10
lsntly beaut1fy the complex eyebrows and eye
lashes accorng the al Greek method OF treat
Inent This mode Il scientific artistic hygienic and
rational. All bemishes are removed y the most i'm
proved methods known TO science. The diet bathing
&c. Is strictly directed Dr. Van Dyck has devoted
twenty Of his lie to the Conscientious study and
treatment OK the skim and has reduced the treatment OF
the complexion 20 a regular science Call and make
your at Special terms for season,
o. all who begin Satisfaction assured in every
case Send SIX One-celt stamps for treatise Per-
sol.al B5sUry bearded Women. and Blessings for the
b2ld ap2S-m&tu3t
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AN UPROAR AT sHEA.s HALL.
An Animated Meeting Of the Republi.
can Central Committee.

AN ATTKNPr TO PRESENT A REPORT FROM THE So
CALLED INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE. PREVENTED BY
4 SUDDEN ApJouRNMENr-LIvELY SCENES IN THE
AALL-THR CHAIR UNABLE TO CHAIN THE WIND
hKssRs. coNGKR AND CARSON KxoSERArEp BIZ THE
SUPPRESSED REPORT.
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DIME MUSEUM.
TIyHE LADIES IN CHARGE OF THE
.CHCECu ORPUANAGE

Il CHURCH ORPEANAGE"
No. 525 20th street seeing the importance and ne
cessty of securing funds for the enlargement and i'm
provement Of the Orphana3e. have decided to hold
Bazaar at Willard's Hall, opening the evening of
Monday. April 18th. at o'clock, and continuing until
Thursday evening. May Ist-
On Tuesday evening a concert will be even; tickets
for which VIII be 81 Tickets for the concert be
had at Mrs. McKeever's l50S street any Of
the lady managers.
Hcs. Wnl. II Emory. president: Mrs Chubb. secre
tary Mrs T. T. RgZs. prrser: Mrs Montgomery Blair
Ms John Davis Mrs d. r. iiasner. Mrs W. A Leon
ard. Yrs LaughtOn. Mrs. GeOrGe b Pendleton, Miss
Clyner, Miss Johnston, Miss McKean- Mrs T. B. Fer
glson. Mrs. DOrsheiner. Mrs. Biddle, Mrs. Letter.
ap26-
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New BOOKS.
The Finest LINE Or STATIONERY
AT THE LOWEST PRICES JUST OPENED

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AT THE LOWEST PRICES JUST OPENED
AT BAUMS, 416 7rH STREET n. W.
Twenty different designs of Decorated Paper only IS
cents per box.
Twenty different styles Of Decorated Cor Cards. only
% cents per box
CORRESPONDENCE Cards gilt edge only Is cts per box
Also Initial, Days of the Week. Washington and
Ragged edge Paper in boxes.
Alligator Hammered Silver, French and Linen Paper
sold by the single Qrire with Envelopes to match.
Engraved Copper Plate with fifty cards, only " cents
Wife Hard Won. by Julia McNair Wright: Kitty's Con-
Paul. by j. F. Clarke: Bread Winners and Why Are We
Democrats! by Bloom. ALI New Publications sold from
70 to 80 per cent cheaper than elsewhere.
BAUM'S BOOK DEPARTMENT.
ap17 ll6 7th Street Northwest
EAsTER ANNOUNCEMENT.-wEH HAVE NO HE'S
- itation in saving that our display Of faster Goods
Is the lar est and most beautiful offered in Wash
ington. and at prices to suit every one.
NEW Bookseller Washington Season. Jeanie
Gould Lincoln; No. 10. Romance of Fortress Monroe
Mental Evolution in Animals Bancroft's History Of
United States Vol. Heart and His Bear A. G. Riddle;
Atlantis. the Antedeuvian World. Donnelly: Darwin
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HUNTERS PoINT, l. J., April 2s.-The queens
county court room was packed this morning when
Justice Brown opened court at 10 O'Clock A Greau
many ladies were In the audience and, as Charles
II. Rugg was led into court by che Officers, every
neck was craned TO catch sight or him. Rugg dis
played little, II any. concern. District Attorney
Flemrning moved that sentence be pronounced.
County Clerk Suthpin told Rugg 10 stand up, and
asked: ''Have you ANYTHING 10 say why sentences
should not be pronounced?" Counsel W. T. SHIELDS,
quence OF the uncertainty OF appeal TO lhe court
OF appeals we ask that the date Tor the execution
be set down at as late day as possible" Justico
Brown then sentenced Rugg 70 be hung by the
neck until dead. at the place provided by Law, on
Friday June 6I h. lSS4
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Alone ON Pixies Peak.

A SIGNAL SERVICE OBSERVERS FATE IN DorBf.
CHICAGO, April 2S-A telegram 10 the Daily Neln1
from Colorado Springs, Col, says: Considerable
anxiety is felt here 10 the fate OF Signal Service
Observer Ramsay, who has been on the Pike Peak
station seven weeks George Beckhaus, his COM
panion. reached here three weeks ago more dead
than alive, after being twenty-four hours IN snow
drifts twenty TO thirty feet deep AT that time the
provisions were running low. They consisted of
eight pounds OF rice, twenty pounds OF dried apples,
two cans OF condensed milk, eighty pounds OF flour,
(Which was almost useless as there was nothing to
raise it withl, and couple OF pounds OF salt fish
Several Intellectual attempts have been made to
lieve him, but the depth OF the snow has defeated
every effort 10 reach him. Another trial VIII, how.
ever, be made on Wednesday.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 2s.-Joseph r. Str1ck.
Ter, OF Mount JOY charged with being accessory BE-
fore the fact In procuring criminal operation %
Harriet Scho which resulted In her death, was an
raigned before a magistrate this morning, waived
O hearing, ana was held In So 900 bail for trial
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I b 4 c L o T HER
40 SEVENTH STREET

III AIDES ATTENTION.
LATEST PAR1sIAN MODES IN HAIR eoons
MILE VI. ]. PRANDI
AT GRS. N. J. HUNTS Jao9 S-n
sPkcLAL-GREf SHADt This VIZ
H'E'- sHiSGLED BANGSs
These styles never need be In the hairirss-. h.ns
A!says y, o5uer Dy PLAIN eoInbins Har Dressed and
sS~~~>s aU2-lm
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FIFTY SOLDIERS MIssING-REPUBLICANs cHARGKD
WITH
MADRID April 2s-The loss OF life In yesterday D
railw ay disaster, Cindad Real proves 70 have
been much greater than first reported Thirty
eight corpses have so far been recovered from the
wreck In the river. Fifty soldiers missing. Ic
Is believed that the weakening OF the bridge which
led to its collapse, was the work OF republicans
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-InternA reve-
nue., $s26, 20; customs $685., 10000
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SE.soSABLE Day Goops.

EyERYBODY SPEAKS HIGHLY OF ELECAMPANF
~ AND H0REHOUND They afford speedy and per-
are pleasant to take. and stop coughing immedtely
They merit trial.
Large boxes 25c only at
ARTHUR NATTANS'. Pharmacist
ape lAth and aud ID aud D sta. nv.
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BACK FROM FORTRESS MoNRoE.-The Tallapcosa,
with Secretaries Lincoln and Chandler, and party
on board, returned to the navy yard this morning
from Fortress Monroe