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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-11

GENTS FOR PUGET MILL ~
n pany's tug boats; for Domins.a. {
York. Cigar Factory; for nsuss 1ass
wilshires Scales and Safes forS~
Archipelago Lime Company. ~..x.A
Ships disbursed and charters 81 - g
Have on hand. for sale to IN"
kinds Of
Local, California and Oregoa Pres
Capitol Mills extra Flour,
Salem Bakers extra Fiour,
Oregon City extra Flour,
sperry's California extra Fiesr'
Ground Barley, Chop Feed,
Oats and Bran.
Bacon, Hams, Lard, Batter, Ete. -
Liberal advances made on cossl!
OF Wool, Hops. Grain and Producs -.
sac. a9l and SIS CMnmerolei ~
ner II Jackson. Seattle w. Il y
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FOG SALE AND Rent

Call on US. We have houses TO rent,
with furniture for sale. Lodging Houses,
Saloons, Hotels.
A good Produce Business for sale.
To all wishing to get into good, sub
stantial busine SEES, call on rs; and all
wishing to dispose of their business,
give as call.
Insurance effected: in fact Ee NEAR
business.
PICKERING 4 CO,
myll I12 Washington Street.
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THn orrosrTioS Boars.-Both the
George 4 Starr and she Eliza Ander.
SIN arrived from Victoria yesterday
evening. the former leading by about a
half an hour. Both boats ereaght fair
lists Of passengers After remaining
here q couple Of hours, the steamers
proceeded on 20 Olympia They gill
ressrn here and leave for Victoria AZ
Z O'clock this afternoon, carrying pas
senger n al reduced rates.
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Trsarnfn MISUNDERSTANDING ,nnrn

TkkRfnts ACCIDENT Yesterday morn
ing . tweyear old son Of Thomas
Donald. . coal miner a. Newcastle. met
with . terrible arc dent. resulting IN the
loss Of the little ones ieft hand. II
seems thai while running Ahous the
house the baby goa hold Of . giant pow
der cap. with which IL was n syinr. xheu
all ~ once tue cap exploded. tearing she
ehild's lsfs hand al 20 pisoss
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that these lsnds are not legally subject
TO forfeiture 10 absolutely antenable.
The courts will so declare Whenever tie
question IL tested.
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LOGGING OUTFIT FOR SALE,

COMPRISING 100000 FEET OF
~ good timber within 800 yards of the
water; u 30. two yoke of first class work
oxen, and all the tools necessary to work
. logging camp: also q good house and
howell, coos ing utensils etc.; price, $1,000
Apply to PIERRE ST. LOUIS.
loo Vashon Isl md. King county. w. T.
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Sick headache, habitual costiveness
pains In back and limbs, loss of appetite
bad breath and taste In the mouth, etc.
entirely cured by the use of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-28
THE COURTS.
COURT OF ArPEALs,

Brinkocksr vs.. the State; from Guadalupe
county. Motion 10 dismiss this appeal is
filed by the state, based upon the eroucd
that the recognizsnce does not recite that
defendant was charged with any ofitnse.
The recognizance states that the defendant
stands cherged with the offensc OF wilfuliy
obs,ruoting public road and hsa been con-
yicted Of rnid cffsnso In this court l. O the
county court. Held, this is sniicient re-
ciisl that appellant wns charged with the
named ofiense in the county court. Mo-
tion overruled.
Cooper Va. international d Great North
ern railroad; from Travis county. Motion
10 dismiss. An affidavit in lieu Of an ap-
peal bond must chow by its rscitsls that
the appellant Il not only unable 10 pay the
costs, but that he is unable 10 pay any
part thereof. An affidavit falling in this
particular is insufficient. Where The brieis
/ OF counsel for appellant sTe not fled In the
couft below within tgo days before the
/ fret day OF the assignment, 20 which the
cause Is returnsble. the ruies have not
been complied with. Appeal dismissed.
Thompson vs.. the State: from Bsxar
county. Motion 10 ditraiss 70 filed in thr
| cause, asserting an inefficient recognizsncs
i in that no oifense is therein stated. The
conviction was for selling the Police Ca
zette without license. A fine OF $3.50 va
imposed. The recoRnizsucs states the cf
ferte was that OF Illegally pursuing sns
,i.rcT'rs .hc csri7y, cc--.c.i.1 a-d h1si
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PirTsBuRe, April ga collision occu'-
red near Harmrr'vil's, on the West Penn
sylyania road last night about
midnight hetweeu passenger
aud freight trains by which four men were
seriously hunt. twu probably fatal
ly. Both trains wer5 running about
twenty miles eli hour end came
together at sharp crrvo The en-
cinos were entirely demolished
aud n number OF cars dam.
aged. Enginoec Hicks of the freight,
and Fireman Bssell, OF ihe p1sse ger trsi y,
injured internally ard arc not expected
to survive. William Graham, fireman
OF the freight, is badly bruised gud u IS
feared hi. skull Is irsc ured. Engineer
Gallaaher's arm sud lee ere broken an
be IS otherwise injured. Flriu aiely none
ot the passengers were hun, although badly
shaken up. Tho freight trttu wns running
Oul oi time
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mesa OF selling the illustrated Police New
aud Gazette without nrst obtaining ant
paying license. etc. Held, suthcient 4
charge the alleged ofense. Motion over
| ruled.
Berlln.r vs.. the State, from Bexsr county,
The moiit n 10 dismiss. Tho convict n Wal
/ based upon complaint charging the OF
fence OF dealing ut thu game OF faro. Ine
verde. aud judgmsnt thereon wa 30
The motion 20 dlsnlss is based upon the
ground that the rsooguizsnco Ia insufficient
Ia that Il does not contain the names OF the
surolles. Held, fatal defect. Appeal dis
mlk.od.
Appellant was soouyioted for solliDg diseased
meat and fined $40 therefor. The judgment
was that "commilment issue" Held,
this Ia not such q final judgment 80 VIII
confer upon this court jurisdiction OF the
appeal. Tho question as 10 whether or not
such judgment could be enforced, not be-
ing before the court 10 not passed upon.
Appeal dismissed.
SUPREME COURT.
Elklns w. Baker OF al; from Wilton
county. The motion n dismiss this ap'
peal IS based upon tho following AL cement:
That ON March 20, 1884, the appsllsst Gnd
appelless entsrad Into an agreement 10 the
effect that appella't would not prosecute
further this appeal, and would not bring
this cause 10 this court, ana 'het ne woull
pay all costs which had then sccrued, and
upon this consideration appellee agreed 10
release the rurotiea on the appeal bond OF
appellant fro N oil liability Tor costs. This
agreement is made On exhibit TO the mo-
tion. Held, the grounds Of the motion are
well taken. Appeal dismissed.
Johnson VS.. Hollom n; from Guadalupe
county. Appellee moves to dismiss this
appeal because the aupeal bond is not ouch
es ihs law resulrCs. The nald appeal bond
neither binds the ohlsors TO pay snch dam
ages rs may be awarded against appellant,
nor does It bind them 70 pay costs. Held.
iuch an appeal bond 10 iat.lly deiec We and
Insufficient. (Rsed We. FernGnday, 52 Tex
as, 370) Appeal dismissed.
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EAST nAII.Aa nnTS.

Tho artesian wells in Ea Of Dallas are pro.
crossing finely and the workmen expect 70
reach TOW OF rich. pure water at depth
OF $50 feet. The well will be sunk with 8.
inch iron casing. and the projt ctors expect
to elevate water forty-tve feet.
New avenues are being opened into Dal'
las proper. CASTOR or Peak avenue is on
the eve OF being opened, which will make a
fine drive. Olber streets and avenues are
expected TO be opened by tbs council and
three new bridges constructed next month.
Active efforts will also be made to con.
struct after the M 81 approved design q
brick school-house for common school, and
the contract will be let before Juue.
Bishop Garrett is making, excellent head
way toward obtaining funds for erecting
the Episcopsl Femsls college, the grounds,
embracing 20 acres, on which IL Is TO be
erected, having been paid for and fenced In:
All the real estate men are on the .qul
vivs about cutting the fair grounds into
Iots.
IL will make one Of the bsndsomest sd.
ditions 10 the city.
The kline and swine roam ct will throush
tbis beautiful suburb.
East Dallas is made the driving park OF
old Dallas.
In the artes.an wells produce sufficient
unto the fond enticipatiops OF the East Dali
lasites. that burgh will put on frills.
The building boom 10 raging, and mum
Der Of new buildings are In course oil .ereo'
iss1.
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Tbs Only Thing sho Was Afraid or

~ heva on!v 3 few minu,est 10 stay, +" hur
risdly explained q Columbus youth as ht
embraced his sgeotheart "Our regimen
Is 0rdsred out t1-nigh; to suppress the CiE
oinnaH Iiot."
The brave girl never GiEchsd beneath The
shock Of tho intelligence, bat looking heI
lover calmly IN the eye, sad.
"You will promise me, Lionel"
"Yes, yes, darling" he interrupted, IL
kuoW what ycg aro solus 70 s.y; III prom
Use you not 10 expose my lie recklessly."
THAT is not what meant.'
What 10 IL. theD2'
"promise ma net TO drink any Clncin-
natl beer. ~ Brooklyn Esgle.
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1T Tu. Brute!

The formal entrance OF Mr.. Mshone ant
his followers into tho republican party has
been determined upon, and Is announced
officially through the resolutions of the
Virginia convention. Possibly Mr.. Dezsn-
dorf and others cherish tha hope
that the republican party will decline
TO receive the new comers, Bu,
when a large body OF voters copiesses i,seli
converted 10 republication and Graves fel
!owshlp with appropriate humility, what is
the republican party 20 do about ~ Mr.
Malone will ne admitted on probation, snG
II he endeavors TO shake the aoundnegs @
The parl3's financial principles, or IL h(
tionsl, be will be politely invited 10 re.
tira-l Globe. Democrat.
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CNciNEATT, o., April 27--Tho CONNER.
olsl Gr2stte's Jamestown, G eepo county,
special reports that terrible cSclone
struck Jamestown about r O'Clock
this afternoon. Two. thirda Of the town was
completely ruined gud six persons killed,
namely:
Miss Stella Jones, aged 10, OF Esculapia
Springs KeBtucky.
Ann Carpenter.
Le,itia jenkins, daughter Of ]. G Jen.
king.
Mics X a,e Dateler.
Mrs. Stewart.
A cclored woman aud son OF James
Paul.
Several we're badly wounded.
Hundreds Of people are turned
out of their houses. Nc
estimates OF damage are possible now
Further detaile cannot be given at ihil
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STATE REpTnIIUaN CONVENTION

A number OF delegates nom various
parts OF the state stopped over here yes
terjay on their wny to tend the STATE re-
publican convention, which convenes az
Fort Worth tomorrow. II there is any
thing in the signs OF tho times and the lofty
hanehty, swingiDg gait of the colorsd dele
gate and the quiet, confidential whisper.
ings of the pale-faced delegates, there will
be more--well, there will bo red hat con.
ventiop. figuratively speaking. Tho "ins"
ard the "outs" of this city will be there 10
full force; Arthur and Blaine are the
veniion as choice for The presidency.
During tie day, there was considerable
csucusing on the quiet, among the white
republicans, and from what was .lesrned,
the couvent,oa will tangle up on Arthur.
1t will be divided into the Arthurites and
ant!-Arthurites. The "outs" Of thi5 ci'y are
In dilemma. They appointed commit
tee to make report at "a late na;e mi;e'inF 9Sop 10
position at the Terrell convention.
Dr. Arch. Cochran was made chairman Of
this committee, ana after the report was
completed he turned over the samo to
United States Marahal McKee, who pro.
sided over tho meeting OF tho "outs" In the
county convention. The "outs" oppose
the administration but Marshal Mckee
doe. not. The ,ou's" Intended ddSn,,an to use tne
in order to make fair weather for them
selves, but as Marshal Mckee 10 not averac
to the administration tho probabilities are
that he will sit down on and pigaon.hole
the report. Then some Of the oolored dele.
CATION are demanding of the "outs" that
the conduct OF William Jesse
Grant, and other members OF that
wing, be explained as to- the
manner in which they fctod at tho Terrell
At g private meeting OF the
"outs' DR.. Cochran presented lot OF resc.
lu,ions giving William jesse Grant HAL
Columbia" for the manner in which he had
ected, inssmuch ss tho colored element
demanded il. Cochran and Grant had
some words. The entire gang regard one
another as "suspects," and The probabili'
ties arc that Irish dynamite won't be
marker com pared to the confusion these
two elem enta will raise In to.morrow's con-
uaniinn
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Whisl<y's Work,

CogEELIsvlLLE, Pa, April 27.--Charle,
Dali, miner, was found OF
the road side near Broadford thil
morning uCccrsclous, with his skull
crushed. BY bis side was base bail ba;
covered with blood. He was lasi
teen with party of min
All had been drinking. It's supposed that
in drunken quarrel he received fataI
wounds,
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regarding tho governor act inF, but he
has certainly worked teyefsl important re.
foIms In the home. In doing Ihia no has
perhaps used extreme measures, and while
Z kind man at heart, his msnuer has not
always bean 80. Many complaints have
been made asainst him ainoe he
took charge OF the institution, ard
some have even gone 30 lar
90 TO bring legal sosion. The diioontsnt'd
inmatel are numerous, but ct the same
time there arc as tagby who uphold hina
and his mslhods, claiming that II WAS the
only way 10 reform q csftaln class Of SOL
diaIR.
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LAREDO.

LAREDO. April 27.-[Specsl 1.-The ami.
yersary ball by the Odd Fellows Mt Market
Hall last night was grand success. The
arrangement was complete and satisfactory
10 all. The dancing was prolonged TIL late
ip the morning.
Receipts Of stock over the Texas.Mexican
last NIGHT ard to-day. 12) car loads, oil
bound north over the International
BY the action of the city council ias'
nicRt ,he police service Is to be increased,
salaries rsised, aud no officer while on duty
bs permitted to enter siloons or other pnb
lic places unless in performances OF duty
The city raarshal's salary will also be IN
creased, and no policeman will be employed
unlees recommended as = moral, hones'
man BIZ the chief OF police.
TODAY was the wsrmest Of the season.
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A Sinnmar Snnls.

BURLINGTON, IA, ApfiI N.-IbIs alter
noon tho Steamer Grand Pacific, Of the g.
Louis and st. Paul line tore hole twenty
TO twenty-five feet long in her hull by
striking o bridge pier, the pilot heinE IN
able 10 control her on account OF high
wind. She dnfted 800 yards down the
stream aud sank in 20 feet OF water. She
had light CARGO, aud will probably prove
n total loss. The vessel was valued Ut sto,'
900. No ljves wore los..
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A sooundrei's Saw .

MADRID, April21--By the breaking OF Q
railroad bridge near Cuidaj Reil, train Of
passenger cars was preoipitated inlo the
river. Several nersons are reported killed; !;
twenty received severe iDjdries. Oae of
the supports of the bridge was afterwards
found cut. showing the disaster was the re-
suit ofmslicious work,
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Mexican Matter

sr. LOWS, April GA dlsnstch from the
City of Mexico says: Thp great sugar
hacienda near Cuernavaca.( state OF Moril'
descendent OF Cortez,. has been denounced
under the law regulating the holding Of
real estate by foreigners, although special
exception wae made by the law In this
case. Congress will be asked to repeal this
law.
Governor Ferncndez, recsntly appointed
minister to Francs from Mexico,
will leave on May 30, go through to New
York by special train accompanied BY his
family aud attendants. 1t i3 stated the
train will cost $4,000.
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CENSUS or THE CITY.

4 move is on foot among the neTohsnts
and business len 10 petition he city conn
Gil 10 have a census Of the city taken. The
last census Of the city, taken several years
ago for the governm meni, was the veriest
fsrce, az residents who were never sp-
n-oaehed by lhosa taking IL will testify.
Stree then the population OF Dallas has
GREATLY increased.
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New York Notes.

NEW YoRY, April ?7,--Eiward Hsllsok
OF Nav York and Brotklyn, agent OF Lsnt2
Bros, SOAP and starch manu- lactursrs, But
islo. was arrested to-day on the charge oI
entertainment.
Julius Columbian, tho bank robber
whom tho polce aIrssted yesterday With
the assistance Of Mrp. Ep9ck, was GrrsiEned
before q magistrate, who turned him over
10 ths Authorities OF Staten Island.
Otto Nnbsr, the alleged insurance Bwind'
Ter, srreeled a month AGO In this city on q
telegram from the chief Of police OF Chicago
bat discharged on account of,he non.srrlva
otrequisition papers, was ro-trrssled and
tectiye Moaahsn, OF Chicago. who immedl'
ately slartsd west with his prisoner.
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Tho Egyptinn III phnnt.

LoynoE, April 27.-M. WaddiuEton, ihr
renoh am bAssador to Crest Britain, will
rntura from Paris TUESDAY, bringing with
him Premier Ferry's response 10 Earl
Grony,lle's proposal concerning tho Esyp-
tian question. Ferry generally approves
the pohemo OF liquidation The German
and Austro-Hungarian gO7ernmenis will
maintain silence on the subject until the
entieuto between the French and English
governments Is assured. ihe British gov
ernmcut's refusal to send M expedition tc
relieve Berber causes great excitsment In
the political clubs OF London. No party
coalition is being formed foy tho purpose o
attacking the government policy.
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London Lines.

LONDON, April 27.-Daly, the suspected
dynamitcr was removed from Bunkerheed
to Chester cattle to prevent the possibility
Of escape.
A dispatch from Bsrber reports that four
brirad : OF Cashi Bsz,uks and half a gil
mcnt have Joined the rebels.
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Death Makes n Double Play.

NEwARK, N. J April 27.-Dr. Sanford B.
Hunt. editor OF the Advertiser, died this
afternoon. He was born In 1870.
Robert Stoutenbury, a prominent cloth.
ing merchant, was seized with apoplexy al
the breakfast table and died in q few
minutes.
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The Carpet Trade.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 27.-The AZ
bitrstion committee OF the Carpet Manu-
fscturers, association and Carpet Weavers'
Protective union agreed not {, change The
present scale OF wages. Daring the past
five years manufacturer and employees
have met together every six months and
arranged O schedule Of prices. Trade j. re-
cred srcd,
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The Worlds Fair

NV YoRY, April 27.-DIrsctor. .GsneraI
Burke conferred TO-DAY with President
Zoldinsr, OF Ssn:SAlvao0. IN respect to the
exhibit OF that county ~ the New Orleans
Worlds Industrial exposition. Their die.
play Of minerals, woods, agricultural pro-
ducts, fruits and fibres Will be large and In
teresting.
. The uiza OF the main exposition building
has been increased to 1,6iG000 square feet,
covering thirty.lhree acres or ten sores more
than tho London exposition building
OF 1862. Applicants tor space have
been received from thirteen foreign
nalious reouIring / %, 900 square feet; FOR
eign.exhibitors. 200, 900 'eei; United States
government, 200 600 feot; thirly-two states
and territories, 400 900 feet.
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Nautical Notes.

NEg YonK, April 27.-The steamer Ori.
noke arrived to-day from Bermuda. She
brought thirty.siX steeraEe passengers. The
French steamer Marseillis, from New Or
leans for Havre, which put into Bermuda
with her cargo siire, dlschsrging cargo to
hold n second Burvey.
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Tho Fiiibustsrers.

KEY WEST, FLA, April 27.-Tho sohooh.
or Winfield, OF twelve tors, was taken from
her mooriugs at Key Largo Thursday night
hstween and O'Clock. Largo IS about
100 yniles distant up the reef and about
thirty miles from where the frigaie Ynntic
Is Icing. II Is thought another
amsil party mag have gone
across 10 Cuba. Although u Ia supposed
the leader OF The next expedition is still
here. n is rumored that some men are miss.
inr. That another expedition has started
or will start is unquestionad. l. 10 genor-
ally believed that only funds hro wanting Z.
The present Federal foice would avail moth.
inc on tho ohsin OF islande Of 200 miles OK
tent, II the filibusterers were ready.
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San ANTONIO,

SyN ANTONIO. April 27-[special.I-ht
the last meeting of the Medina county
grand Jury, just adjourned, tiity-,hree men
were indicted for 100 misdemeanors and
IL offences. being fence'cutlipg, conspiracy
10 murder, state witnesses, etc. The fence
burning cases we're transferred to this city
aud will be tried at the next term Of the dis
trict court.
The nuchly adver ised music festival
has concluded and the manager 10 out OF
pocket. Good kslen, wss secured but the
pubic failed TO catch on. San Anlonlo's
first efIort at 90 nithsticism has proved disss.
trou,. The final rendition was given last
the large crowd attendant upon the Odd
Fello VS. celebration. Although II IL statei
another attempt will be made next spring,
IL would hardly do to BET on.
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Failed.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass., April 27.-E. j.
failed for S22, COO because Of $40 900 attach
nlent placed on his property by tho Erie,
Pa bank. The attachment grows out OF
the failure OF Corcoran & Young Of Erie'
for whom Cary endorged an accommodation
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Yon nfoliL,r Illnc.s.

PANE, April 2T.--Count Won Moltke's
illness was only slight The connttpoke IN
the laDtag Friday on the subject oi military
4 paneiOng
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ST. Louis Notes.

ST. LoUIs, April 27.-Gensral Sherman
tonight sent Governor Cri.ieRden formal
deolinstion of his appointment TO the brig
Gdiersnip OF the militia OF the eastern diyis
ion of Missouri.
Frank James passed through here to-day
He arrived at Upton tonight and will
proceed to Boonville tomorrow.
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PEORIA, ILL, April 27.-rhe grain eleva
tors OF Smith, Hippen & Co., and HudDu
& Co. & Pekin, were de
stroyed by fire laei night
Smith, Hippen "a Co.'S. elevator
contained 25,000 bushels OF corn, in
sured for $40 600. Hudnut & Co's
contained 5000 bushels OF grain, partly In
sured. Total loss about 5000.
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Wrecked.

CHICAGO. April 27.-At noon TO day the
schooner Ottawa, OF Grand Haven, Michi..
gan, lumber laden, bound from Grand
Haven to Michigan City, and with cargo
Of Sb 600. was wrecked.
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New ORLEANS, LA, April G.-Water
from Davis crevasse, nineteen miles above
now covers all that portion of Gretna south
OF the Morgan railroad track Back water
10 coming up to within dozen squares oi
the river.
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PApIs, April 27.-The French govern.
ment "a preparing 10 reduce the. French
squadron in Chinese wsisrs. The Ton,
onil notilla viii be limited TO Its preser
complement.