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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Board of Trustees.


lar session Al 10 4 NJ yesterday
Mark Foster Chief Engineer of tbe Wafer
VI, .-.., H.. .1.. p,
""'N'' +'l'"''ti 'il"' inc iil''ii'ileIE N'u
been M operation ~ hours during the past
week. and that 10 953 $50 gallons of water
had bse,, ,,7,n1,ed
~, o.,
Inc uFe'iH'eii"eI'' "i inc 'l'E '''llelerN
reported for the month of March IS deaths
i'm enc citv. and % iutcrmcntS. He col
r..+,l .. ,i-,. ra,,,.,.,.,. s.5a- -
ana ~ 30 At New HeIveua
nv -ii,l''F' :, l'l TI m 4''L'
ter collected s. as fine, and added b doc
,calp- TO collection.
Inc. Ihe l.grS % me water " GrkN made a
sf4o4 ~ aJ bacn , r"5ertrJ ' io me wien ~.
rates
The City Auditor made an estimate of the
revenue of the fiscal year commencing
April 7tl as follows. For the sinking and
interest fund from city licenses. $50 100 Is:
Police Court fines, Sl,2l0; harbJr dues
$3.50. Total -. go 10.
Other funds For the water works. So
n0N; Fire Department, SIG, 700; school
iStatc and county, S5o,0O0', 5000 leycc
and drainage, $1,000; Fire Department,
bond audiu-ercst. S1,1W; school repairs and
sprinklu-, 81 800 police, $1,000 Fowle
bond redemption $1,000: library includ-
ing $50 rent, $1775. Total. S245.6 75.
Grand total. $3.50 l3l -.
rr ,ig ~ ...,ill'..'' VI W ,'tI D. ! eII''l as
Richard N. ciarllcn WAS anDo;nted 10 el-
pert the books and accounts of the city.
Aiter audltnga large number OF bill, and
;,,'r,,aJ l''''' '''' ''''''''
-
Ii""NA' BENEVOLENT Assoc lNII Al
the meeting ol the Directors for March, the
operation, If the Association for the month
,,,..- r..,.....,7 ..- t,lI,,-,. 1,,,, I,,,,,lr,5
1l" -"el't Two Pt'HuHN were renewed pH
The granting Of 67S diSpenoationS. There
,rs ,,,,,, nv, tho hooks and reouirin,, more
mr. los. nil -ba o,u,,in,r month q mon 40
,,',,r,,, ',6 IF hon Lli,,,, ,,-idny.sl and -6
rhiI,Ir.r I'm IN - TIC Trea.IIrcr's re-
,,ort show. 500 ~ received from monthly
l,,Ls.~5bors 80 IN from c,iIartiops ut The
,nrrs ar --,. .-t,- alr,.tio, and 500 ~ from
irtor..-. ,...,,7rt- IN ,U SI-5 SEVILLE his
disbursements ,,,,oI,ntnd tn S3oS gS leaving
"a balance, APnl lst IN the treasury "i 81
- w. DIS ne 9 ,,', o5 d, ;'iv Mi ~
3urs he available funds to $50 -. and
compc. an immediate reduction in the
monthly "lspeilSa'iohS. See 'J Know
'''''''
I'AI'H ''yl----ih Inc lo'Ilt our O.
-erdav James Martin. Pat Haley. Nllllaln
Powers Thomas NcDonough Frank West.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
The Assizes in session.

VlcToRIA, April 7th.-The Spring. Assizes
are sitting. The principal cases are three
for murder, oIfe for rcarnally abusing a
child, one for an unlawful assault with an
AK, and one for attempting arson. The rest
are assaults, felonies and larcchics
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BORN.

Sacramento, April 2-wife Of J. Jennings, a son.
Woodland, April "IM ,r OF 1. j. Ellfi9rd son,
daughter '..r - :
wcavcrvine, April l-Wife of Jos. ATsuello, d
son. (l.-y-
daughter
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OREGON.
Fine Wcaiher-Probably a Case of Sui
cide-Verdict of a Coroner's Jury-Im-
observation-disclosures Reunion.

Fine Wcather-Probably a Case Of sui
migration-Pioneers' Reunion.
PoRTLAND April 9th.-The weather is
bright, and very warm.
The remains OF the man found below the
city Saturday are still at the morgue await
Ing Identification There are rumors that
he is the victim of foul play, but every cir
cumstancc indicates n case of deliberate SUI
icidc.
The Coroncr's jury in the case;of Mrs.
Sarah Walker, who shot herself yesterday.
have returned verdict OF suicide.
large number of immigrants arrived
here last night from the East, bound for
different portions of Oregon and Washing
ton Territory.
The Pioneers Of Oregon have arranged
for Il reunion on the first Thursday in June.
Row of Wooden buildings burned.
PORTLAND April 7th--A fire in the
southern end of the city to-day destroyed a
row of wooden buildings. The following
are the !, sses and Insurance: J. II. Kline
d Co., drug store; loss, $1,000; insurance,
81 800 NJ McCavitt owned several build
ings loss, s., 800 insurance, s., 900. Ed
mOndSOn'S saloon; loss 81 800; light in
surancc Chinese wash-house loss, 5000
no insurance John Mahcr lost building
and contents loss, 5000; insurance, 81,
600 Smally IL Eyerson, groCers loss, 81
900; small insurance. y number OF per
sons lodging in the row lost clothing, etc,
aggregating about $1,000.
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SAN FRANctsco, April 7th.-All the in
iured victims of the wire-bridge accident AT
the Cliff House are to-day reported in a fair
way torecover. Oscar Mason, who had his
spine injured, IS still paralyzed in his lower
exremities, and his recovery is a matter OF
some time
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Metropolitan Theater-" Ten Nights in a Bar
room
Hoop Of Gold Company-Friday, Saturday
and Sunday.
sacramento Tivoli-" Victims of Faro"
Armurv Hall-Dr. FOwler'S lecture tonight.
The fruits Of iusurance-Pacitic Mutual
Howard Benevolent Association donations.
Divorce granted 20 Mary f. LaShellS.
Bids for music for Red Mems picnic.
If the lady who had child with her.
British " B. and 5. Society tonight
4. O. L. ". excursion and picnic
Union sunday school picnic May Sth.
Funeral N0ticC-SacrameutO Lodge, +. and
4. NJ
Occidental Encampment this evening.
A. O. Z. ". Funeral Notice - Sacramento
Ta1-c
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MARRIED.

Sacramento April 6-By Rev. \. J. Frost at the
residence of ]. = Painter, James II. Painter to
Fannie F. Kaiser, daughter of Senator Kaiser,
of Nevada no cardsl ~
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The Victim 'of a Cray Uncle.

The Victim of Crazy Uncle.
SAN FRANcIsco, April 7th.-John Wis
| IuZil, the Young tailor who was cut in the
neck with a razor by. his crazy uncle last
! Tuesday morning. was considerably worse
last evening, having had a second hem
| orrhage, caused by the Ggatures of the left
| lugular vein beeeminglooSened The blood
| gushed forth in a torrent, covering the bed
/ and clothing of the injured man Police
| Surgeon Dennis had great difficulty to stop
the flow of the vital fluid medical
student, who is serving his novitiate was
| overcome blythe sight, and tainted away
as did also a 15-year-old trusty. who is EN-
ployed in assisting the steward in the hos
pital. After the loss of a large quantity of
| blood, the doctor at last succeeded in re-
newing the ligatures To-day the patient
was resting easily but was very weak from
loss of blood
Election in San Rafael.
SAN RAFAEL, April 7th.-An election for
town officers took place here to-day. and re-
suited in the following; w &. Bradford
and r. Kinsella, for Trustees T. c. King
Assessor; J. II. wilkins, Collector. Con-
siderable activity was manifested, owing to
the numerous candidates for Assessor and
Collector.
Name of the Drowned Boy.
OAKLAND, April 7th-The name of the
Young man drowned at the Alameda baths
is John David Cordero. native of Santa
Barbara, and a resident Of San Francisco
Railroad Advantages Desired.
YREKA, April 7th.-Business men Of this
place have signed petition to the c. z. X.
Il. managers, asking whether arrangements
cannot be effected towards running the
main track through this place.
Incendiary Fire in San Mateo County.
REDWOOD CITY, April 7th.-At Menlo
Park this morning, between ! and ,
o'clock, the building occupied as a saloon
and dwelling-house by ID. Barrett burned
to the ground Barrett, his mother, sister
and four little children were asleep in the
house when the fire broke out, which had
attained such fearful Roadway that they
barely escaped with their lives. The wo-
men and children were left upon the street
in their night clothes, everything they pos
sessed having been destroyed. One of the
ladies lost $3.50 in gold valuable jewelry
and fine gold watch, all of which she as
serts were melted in the blaze The build
ing and stock was insured in the CONNER
cial Union Company for 81 ,52l 1t was I'M
doubtedly the work of an incendiary. as
coal oil was noticeable on the back portion
of the building.
Suicide of II Farmer.
STOCKTON, April 7th.-This afternoon E.
II. Wardrobe. a farmer living six miles
from Lockeford, hung himself with a bal
ing rope. He visited this city in the morn
ing, purchased groceries, and was lively
and apparently well. Deceased had fam
lily. No cause can be assigned for his act.
The Coroner was notified and left on the
night train to hold an inquest.
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CONSERVATIVES, call ON your druggist and
get free trlal bottle Of Or. Kings New
Discovery
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LADIES kid-foxed button shoes, sizes / to
6, 81 so per pair. Red House.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
REMARKABLY GOOD SHOOTING IN
! NEVADA.
The Accident at the Cliff House
Body Identified = Items
from Oregon.
The Clif HOUSE Accident.

[srEcIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RBooRD-us1osI
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CASH BOY wanted reference required
RED House,
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THEEs HUNDRED bolts black gros-grain
ribbon, 10 yards in bolt 25cents, Nos and
9, Red House.
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CAPITAL TURF CLUB.
Full List of Entries for the Races
to take Place in May.

| The Capital Turf Cub advertise 10 give
five DAYS racing at Agricultural Park, COM
mencing May 9th The entries closed with
the Secretary on Saturday. April 9th, and
were opened and considered by the club at
their meeting held at the State House Hotel
last evening. All trotting races are three
in five, unless otherwise specified; five to
enter and three or more to start; National
Association rules to govern; all purses di-
vided at the rate of 60, 30 and 10 per cent
to first second and third horses. All run
ming races. five TO enter and three or more
to start Pacific Blood Horse Association
| rules to govern, where not otherwise SpeCi-
! fed. The entries are as follows:
FIRST DAY.
No l. Running-Half-mile dash free for
all 2-year-olds. Purse 500 Winner of
| half-mile dash at p c. i. H. meeting to
carry five pounds extra.
! John Mackey's blk :. Idalgo.
| w L. Pritchards b. f. Mamie B.
W L. Pritchards ch. f. Addie O'Neal
This race, not receiving the requisite num-
Der of entries-five-was declared off, and
running dash of five-eighths of a mile.
purse $3.50, substituted the entries to close
April Dist.
No. >. -Three-quarters of
mile and repeat free for all. Purse, $500.
Delaney Il Ayers 5. N. Trade Dollar.
Lee Shaner's Joe Joe.
Lee Shaner's b. $ Hadington
J. Mackey's ch. m. Susan.
J. Mackey's b. f. Mileto
NJ. NJ. Aliens Bryant W.
w L. Pritchards b. H. Frank Rhoads.
). Burgess oh. z. st. Patrick.
No mud
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PROFESSOR Fowler win remain in Sacra-
mcnto until Sunday, April 18th, and VIII
lecture also at Arnory Hall on Thursday
night, April l0th, on Success and Failure
in Life
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FoUR HUNDRED bats l24 quilts, extra good
value, 81 %. Red House,
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THE Mammoth Turtle viii be GU. up this
morning, Send in your order 70 he Pacific
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FIVE HUNDRED dozen huckahack, honey
comb, damask and Turkish towels. from .
70 - cents Red House
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IF YoC wANT fine old Bourbon Whisky
asi, your druggist and grocer for Simmouds'
Nabob Whisky. 1t IS the best ~ the mar
Fct None genuine unless nv name across
the cork G S.mmouds
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HOwers, W. D." \ Modern Instance" IL
Lynch, Lawrence =" Madeline Payne ...... l 50
Liyermore, Mary" What Shall we do with
Our Girls =
Arnold, Edwin" Indian Idylls ............ l %
hood of Queen Victoria ..................... %
Blake William" Sound Bodies for Our
Boys and Girls .......................... %
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Auction sale.
BY y. j. s;mmons-Gcncral }. F. Shechan' 5
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80 DAYS TRIAL.
FRANK KUNZ,

LNLORIST AND NURSERYMAN, UNION .S$4z.
il Nursery, Tenth street. between L EAIA
hand choice collection of Evergreens,
Trees, Shrubs and Towering Plants, which he
offers for sale this season All orders for Cut
Flowers, Bouquets and all kinds of Floral De-
signs filed at the shortest notice. mr3-3ptf
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Weather Probabilities.
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

WASHINGTON, April 7th.-Indieations for Pa
cific coast region: Generally fair weather
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ELECTION in San Rafael.
Name of the Drowned Boy.

OAKLAND, April 7th.-The name of the
young man drowned al the Alameda baths
is John David Cordero. a native of Santa
Barbara and a resident of San Francisco.
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M @ & R Re n. r " -
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LIVELY TIMES
On Chicago 'Chnuge-A Mig Yiurry In the
81 ~ ..sAlN Market.

On Chicago 'ChnDge-A Mig Yiurry In the
SO IT, ias''N Market.
Z CHICAGO, April. 4-The opening on
Change to-day, was marked by the s,n.c
phenomenal excitement tina: has bsen
the rule for the last week or Two, bu. from
noon up to tho close at 1 o'clock matters
were lowering on the edge OF a panic: The
tension could hardly have been greater,
and to add to the confusion and euprosr
thesharp decline on values extended J, oil
commodities, compelling brokers 10 .xv :
else rare generalship in filling orders and
in saving their "'short" customers from the
general wreck. =
Tho last frightful break In wheat was
ocasionpd by rumors OF a grain panic ip
London and lack Of confidence in the sta.
bility Of number Of large Chicago com.
misaion houses to stand the strain OF tao
continued downward tendency Of prices
When May wheat had touched SHE the
tiemor which had seized the bul. GROW d
in q measure Ana prices reacted
one cent, May clasin1 on Change at S2Ic.
When ths regular board had adjourned
there followed prolific calling for margins,
and as far as could be learned Vas xenor.
ally responded to,
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FLASHESBY THECABLE.
FUNERAL OF THE DUKE Of ALBANY
N Hiadsor csstls-ihs Ssr,le,s. .simpls.aad Short.
ll}fAs EtIp!ian FQs.stion-EsElaadh Protes, v
' Against ths treaty Bsiussn Chill and Ptru.
Mary Andaraoa'l lsdisnAtloA- -Sotss.

Llo'SsDfos, .'SsEf, April 3,TThe landing Of the re
mains Of the Duke OF Albany at Ports
mouth was attended with much pomp ant
ceremony. The Prince OF Walea, crow1
Prince Frederick William, . OF Prussia
Prince Waldeck Pyramont,j father Of tbt
Duchess, Pines Christian, Duke Of Cam
bridge ard Marquis Of .I,oraeA escor Q the
body, TO Windsor where It WINS received al
the station by the Queen and Princess
Christian aud Beatrice. " &, :, .,
The bodv oi. the. Duke, .of. Albany was
borne to Windsor Castle from the railway
station upon q gun carriage drawn by Eng.
lish' horses. a. long procession followed.
Tho Queen occupied carriage drawn by
four horses. The Prince of Wales and
others were on foot. tlS 41fr va a,J .'FeNF {
The Dean OF Windsor awaited the pro,
eession 4t the entrance to the Memorial
Chapel. The Ohapsl was draped In black
relieved by wrpaths Of flowers. Conspicuous
among these was one from the ex.Empress
Eugenie. The Highlan,lsrs placed the
cotliu In the middle Of the chapel. Alter
\ short religious service the royal person.
ages. withdrew. q.rE {ot. .ltTin,-.srtI,.,
The sscoud funeral. service was held
later. ,Oaly the q ieen, the Duchess Of All.
bany and the Dsan OF Windsor were pres.
ant. - -, 4. - s,JBArII.t1 ~ ayf Is.E \
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Srurn.ED by the handsome exhibita
At The Sa!e air, enterprising citizens Of
Ohio county have purchased at large ex.
prEst Ptechroa.Soiman aud Clydesla!e
hoEses lo' tue Improvement Of home stock.
aess's. Atkinson and T,yrill, and Kim.
oe'Iy and Nichols are doing public ssr.
wee, and the public onght 10 respond to
lssl' eao'a. 0u, horses are very far from
What they ought to be, hu. we can easily
improve them by doing rs other commu.
aues ae doing There is r ready market
'0' t'aasat horses Of good blood and
sellh', and it costs no moro to raise 4
aota that will sell ior $500 thsn one that
sAl eel for 500. There is also room for
improvement! III our ca.tls, and it is to be
aoFea that we shall soon have more Of the
Dsss blood in our herds. {. (!
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.BLACKENED WASTES,
THE DESTRUCTIVE FOREST flRts
In North Carolins--fLU Tnrp.htiue Dlirlc,s AlnoIt
Eal'rslJ Wiped Oat-Ssny Houses burasd and
Much Property Lo,t-fsmili.s Rendered
homelsib-lhs Power Of . Nor,h.r,

RALEIGH, N. c, April 4.-For three dsys
and nights the most destructive llrss ever
known have been devastating tho southern
border Of this State, extending into ak or.
seven counties. Vast forests Of lonr.lest
pine were attacked. These iorln the clici
source Of timber supply. High winds
famed the flames into Jury. Hundreds
OF thousands OF trees were burned. somo
Of the largest turpentine oychardu in tho
State were ruined, and many farm holsea
we're DESTROYED. The people are b,avoly
fighting the fire. ".'M Ii5s }St
z A number oI towns narrowly escaped de.
atruesion. AT Manly, on the Raleigh (
Augusta railway, number Of houses were
burned. Large stores OF lumber and rail.
road sills on the line Of the road were burn.
cd. A dozen turpentine distileries were
ruined. 4. ,lis.Eo ~ .,I 'II'' .
The country in great stretches Is but
blackened wilderness. The extent OF tho
disaster Ia nos yet known or fully raaljzad,
Many families nre homeless. Tho. fra
swept fifty miles In one direction and thirty
in another, iew places it ia reported "a.
Gaping. The hre.,w caused by burning
brush, "a high wind drove the sparks into
tho turpentine woode. Tho iires extended 4
fas Into South Carolina en- Tho line. .eitle :.
Charlotter' Columbia & Augusta Railroad. !,
VrGirs have been running through miles OF
dre. Two dwellings aud eight or ten bsrnH
wero burned in that dielrict. So far a. =
now known no lives were lost. r-f-1
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Two. SETS Oh, DELEGATES
To Chicago Elected In the Twenty SECOND

To Chicago Elected In theTwcnty SECOND
s,' iSss,- District, Pa.
PlTraBuRGu, April 1.-The Twenty Sec
ond Congressional District Republican
Convention to-day, called for the purpose
Of choosing delegates ia the Netionsl Con-
vention, resulted in 8 split aud the eleftien
oitWo sets Of delegates. The, Blaine men
refused to 90 into convention sunlees their
delegates from the Fourth Legislative Dis.
trict, who thsy claimed hsq been legally
elected were recognised. This tho coivcn.
tion refused, and the Blaine faction with
drew to the cit'zsns' headquarters. Swhere
they organized and elected JacobF. Slaglo
and Joseph D.aWeeks delegates to the Ma
tonal Convention. W
) The "Regulars' organized also after the
withdrawal Of the Blaine pea and elected
O. i. Magee and William Finn, 10th pe,e
Of delegates go to Chicago and will demand
recognition. Aagee and Finn were not
instructed, but it ia, uldsrqto0d they will
support President Arthur. 4
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THE "UAENOs HALL LINE,"
Tic nj. Vernon, Coshoci"n * Wheeling
- lAlit INN Y n I.fniena

Tic nj. Vernon, Coshoct"n * Wheeling
COnpnuy's n PrNjeci.
A copy Of the certill;ats of Incorporation
OF the Mount Vernon, Coshocton & Wheelng-
Railway was filed in the cilico OF tho sacie-
tary Of State yesterday. The capital stack
WIS originally 100000, but steps have been
taken to ircrsass the same to $ ,OC0, COO, and
authority Is asked TO issue bonds according
to tho laws Of Ohio. The plans and profile OF
a line into the city are being prepared, aud
az soon "a Nh estimate Ca be made OF thu
probable cos, Of the right Of way nu ortlir-
snce will be asked for granting the right, tc-
gsther with d proposition asking from the
city aud Ohio county sam not exceeding
$3.50 900, one-ha'f to be paid when the track
Or road bed shall be graded, the residue when
the cars shall run into tho city.
The proposed lins Is from the eastern pier
OF the proposed bridge TO Tenth street, near
the Second Ward Market House, following
the alley between Main and Market s:leels.
A list OF the properly holders iB now being
secured, together with the valuation OF thu
property affected. Tbismovemeat Is not 10 bt,
understood IS antsgon;zing ary other inter
est, but 10 comply with the laws Of tha State
governing foreign railroad corporations to
do business in this State eithsf over an inds-
pendent line or over tho line OF any other
company. One OF tho Directors, Mr.. PAUL, Ia
now In town. f5s
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QABLEt0LlChs.

emperor Williams condition is improy.
log. ri ,5..r; vi vi s,;i I! t!S,iii:E% Z I,
The death Of Gustav Richter, the painter,
Of Berlin, is announced. 81 L j. l..55,
Fourteen bombshells and ten ril es were
discovered in house in {the suburbs Of
Madrid, Spain. a. ,t5$jsi;,,4 il's n ]!
The English Cabinet, alter q long discus.
sion decided against ablahing:a pro.
tectarate over Egypt. lli,;Sga,, ,lls,; i, Il a.
2 Otalora; president OF Columbia, Central
America, declares the deficit created by the
pastthree administrations amounts to over
eleven million dollars, land internal and
foreign debts to to Se0. 100000. s5s i ,4,,gt
Tho Supreme tribunaitot Hungary; has
confirmed the acquittal Of all Jews charged
with mnrdering Esther Salomossy. 1t was
alleged they, killed her TO obtain her blood
TO mix with Passover bread.sait 81 e 4, ~
The recent and sudden removal Of con.
vict Iriah Invinciblrs from iceland to Eng.
lish prisons Is attributed 10 ttbs discovery
of, u conspiracy to destroy Mount Joy
prison; by the use Of dynamite. = ~ sS,
Cardinal Won Hohenlohe, has returned
to Rome and sent his excuses to ths Pope
for his prolonged ABSENCE The Pops, Will
grant h,m on audience shortly, when bis
Holinees will take ocoasion to express biz
discomfort ut the Cardinals conduct. ).
I Col. Kitchener and Major Rundel, VIII,
we're sent TO tco Operate with Capt Cher
misde in the endeavor to open the roat
from suakim to Bsrber by means OF 'nego
tiations arrived at Assaran. They hav
been ordered not to proceed any further 10
As firm, Of money changers in Paril
about to be prosecuted for negotia,in
forged English bank notes, was itse M
viclimized In. the fret instance. It The
desired TO transfer It's loes and sent tw
men in charge ot.the notes to the Cred
l.yonnis. Both. were arrested: The amour
Of forged no.ea sent from England to tt
continpntia placed ts3O 0O0 S, =, t,,I 4