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Wssstlihg Match In San Frans
cisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, April l4.--Harry
Dunn, the champion back.hold wrestler,
and Herbert Slade, the Australian slog-
ger. wrestled match Cumberland
Weatmoreland style, for : SO side,
best five falls out Of nine. The match
was won by Dunn, who gained five
straight falls in quick time.
Dsstructivs fire At Tacoma.
TACOMA, w. r., April IA The largest
fire that ever visited this place began at
3 O'Clock this morning. III ten minutes
the entire business block WIS in flames.
Nine buildings were burned to the
ground. The total loss ID about $780,
COO; insurance, $4,000. The block thus
devastated was on pacifi; avenue, be.
tween Ninth and Tenth streets.
The Khnrtonn Eallen.- Ryron the
Dramatlst Dead.
SAN FRANCISCO, April l2.--London
advices from Suokim state that its ru-
mored Khartonn has fallen and General
Gordon is a prisoner.
h. ]. By ron, the dramatist. is dead.
Easter Services In Dre0klyn.- N.
Y.-Talmage Oratoty Drives
his Audience into Hysterics. :.
New YoRK, April l4.-The Easter
services at the Brooklyn Tabei nacle were
attended by the largest audience that
ever thronged that immense edifice.
Rev. Talmage preached a highly
wrought sermon on the resur-
rsction. He worked himself up
into q high pitch Of enthusiasm,
and his words produced much excite.
rnent among many Of the au lie ce. One
well.dressed woman went into Mysteries
and was borne from her seat. 'He
must stop!" she cried; somebody tell
him he must stop; he is killing people.
II Talmage continues he will kill
mel" One elderly gentleman
sitting near the door arose and said be
must leave. "You will find It impossi-
bic to get out, we are wedged in" said
gentleman standing near BY. my yGod,"
was the reply, Il must leave; | mast!"
Cessressisnal-
WASHINGTON, April l4.-Thc Senate
was presided over to-day by Senator
IngaIls. Among the petitions and me-
MORALS presented were the resolutions
Of the recent convention of inventors,
held in Cincinnati, opposing any change
In the patent laws which may tend to
injure the property Ia patents. also
petition Aligned by Mrs. James A. Gar
iicld and i've hundred other citizens of
Cleveland for the passage Of bill pro-
vfding for the return Of the Mes fercez
Indians to their old homes. The Sher-
man bill, authorizing the President to
sppoiht and retire John G. Fremont as
Major General Of the U. s. Army, was
referred.
New Ellis In the House,
WAsHIxoToN, April l4.--ln the House
the following bills were introduced and
referred Jones Of Alabama, to re-or.
Raniss the Supreme Court of the Uniteo
States. This bill Is Identical in m .aning
to the bill Of last Congress. Turner Of
Kentucky to equAlixe taxation 1t re-
cites that bond holders and MI ionaires
have paid no tax on incomes to tho sup.
port Of the Federal Government for over
twenty years. That such taxation
should be Justly be imposed, and that
there should be no favored class, and to
enact that income tax three per cent
on over q, 900, five per cent on over
$40 900, and ten per cent on over ST.
nm nf10 elcli ba 1ov,aJ ord cnIlacta1
The ssevslusisn In Cabs.
Kxy WEST, Fla, April 1.-THE
lstsst mail advices from Havana state
Agusro penetrated the rich Jurisdiction
of Gallon, receiving everyw hero on the
road men and horses, having burned
various plantations where he was de-
nied. The insurrection will increase II
the troops are unable to capture the
parties at once. Some Of the papers
accuse the military authorities with
utter ignorance and Indifference.
Pennsylvania Nearly solid for
Blaine.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April IA The Re-
publican State Convention Of Psnnsyl-
vanis, to be held to-day, will be over
whelmingly for Blaine, At d it is pre-.
dicted that the Maine. statesman will Sc
cure thres-fourths OF the delegates to
Chicago.
Ohie Legislature Adjourned.
CLEvELAsD, Ohio, April 1.-THE
Legislature adjourned this morning till
next January. A resolution was adopted
appointing committee to investigate
the election frauds at Cincinna l.
Explosiea OF Fire-Damp.
- zkszABErH, Pa, April l4.-This morn
ing an explosion cf fite-.amp occurred
at the coal mine Of John A. Wood 4
Sons, near bore. killing two men instaut.
ly and iniuring several others.
Tho Thanderer GrowIs at
America.
LONDON, April 2.-Discussing recent
arrests of suspected dynamiters the
TINES says: "Eexpec.ation Is strong
that these arrests will lead to important
discoveries which will throw light upon
the recent explosions. We believe that
one or two informers will be produced
Who Will TeVcsL tuc uehuQuaFttfs Vi tuc
eonspiracy-whether in France or Amer
ica. We are assured that the French
authorities are on our side and that the
French police will prevent such ou RACES,
but we have no such assurance
from America. We do not bo.
lisve that an American police would
connive at sending Internal machines
across the Atlantic, but an opcr crusade
is preached in America against England
and funds are collected thert tor and
things which have been threatened have
beon done. The facts are well known
to The American police. Thoy can act
now II they choose, but in the present
temper Of the American people we
should not hope much from them."
Esyptian Question to be sab-
mltted.
CAIRo. April l4.--It is stated that
England has submitted proposals to the
powers for settling the financial trouble
IN Egypt. The proposed scheme con.
templates disbanding Sir Evelyn Woods
Egyptian army
A9nostics.
There arc some, As / believe, who
have adopted the appellstion Of aenos-
xkrsx k1aoulv. sr.,>a r.