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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-24
Ga walt street.

Nrw YogK, Sept. 3 -Governmenss
Arm railxays steady. Stocks. after an
irregular openins, became weaker. Va
r;ous unfayorahie rumors were circula-
ted. One was thst the meeting OF trunk
lines mad broken Ip In a rev another
chat the Northern Pacific had lost con-
trol OF the Oregon Railway 4 Naviga-
t,on line, and still another that the plan
termed for the relief of the Louisville 4
NASHVILLE road h.d fad d. All Was de-
aied. but the market showed serious
decline. Final sales we're 81 recovery
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WANTED.

GQnA on IMPROVED CITY PROP
sDJOO erfs: will pay 20 d inter est.
Apply 70 w. W. ftOLc0MB. rooms
-. Seattle. W, r. sei2 Ina
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To be found i'm the Territory. Everything marked i'm
plain figures. No trouble to show Goods and every
thing guaranteed reprt scented. Our stock con-
pri>es i'm part follows, which have been marked
down i'm accordance with the present hard times
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-24

BERLIN, Sept. -. Prince Bismarck
has gone back to Narsin. Before leav-
ing Berlin he paid visit to Baron DE
kOurel, the French Minister.
United Action.
The National Gd-ette expresses the he
lief that Germany, Austria and Russia
will support any step taken by France
in regard TO the Egyptian financial
question.
Lord Wellesley n MahdI's Power.
CAIRO. Sept. 23.-Cisuerai Lord WoIse
ly will start up the Nile Sa urday, with
out awaiting further arrivals of troops.
Merchants from III Obeid report that
FL MahdI has twsnJy krupp cannon,
and 10000 of MS - 900 followers are
armed with Remington rifles.
Frightened Iahabit ants.
CAIRO, Sept. 23.-Major Kitchener tel
egraphs that all Is quiet at Debbeh.
TIE inhabitants of Meraweh and Ber
Der are frightened at the approach of
the English expedition, and sone are
leaving their hones.
Vessels lest.
ST. JOINS, Sept. 23.-rhe following
vessels were lost Oft she labrador coast
uuEAAG tilt ifttlAl ChrkttlN tttS tsDT-
neIila. Maytow6r. Annie, A.l'e, Osprey
aud Jessie.
4 starving Community.
In the White Bay district 1900 per-
sons are starving. The commander Of
the French warship Cioride and passing
vessels rendered Temporary assistance.
The maander Of the French vessel
mas forwarded q strong appeal for aid
Ia the Newfoundland Government.
Employ meat or Idle Laborers.
PARIS, sept. % Lord Lyons, British
Ambassador to France. recently made
An appeal t. Prime Minister Ferry, to
open government ship building yards in
order to provide work for starving la
borers. Ferry, IN response t. the ap
peal, informed Lord LYONS that he had
no Jurisdiction over the matter, but
would refer IL To Waldeck kosseu, Min
lister of the Interior. Ii is stated that
thousands Of workmen are now out of
employment, and serious riotin9 is
feared.
Canadian Failure.
MONTREAL, sept. 23.-The failure of
OF London, Ont, had The effect of de-
ressing the local stock market, and
Bunk of Montreal has fallen 81 points
since We sterday. Smithers. President of
tue b INK of Montreal, states that the
liabilities, according t. the latest infor-
NATION, would only amount to $4,000.
ucasy Blasting.
PANAMA, Sept. 25-On Sunday last
the engineers of the Panama Canal
Company made an attempt with dynam
tie To dtsplace about 10000 cubic metres
of rock IN hill 60 feat high at Boso-
pisco. The attempt, however, Was a
failure, owing to defect In the cleo
trical connections. Another attem rt
will shortly he made.
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+ OTIS ONE AND TWO. IN BLOCK
IL ~. II Lincoln Pontius addition, with
two good frame houses, well and picket
fence. Cheap for cash
IYG MIS-. NJ Il OUINLAN
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nlaine, Ohio Prsgramme.

CoIvMBus, Sept. 23.-The Republican
State COMMITTEES announces the follow
ing route for Blaine's trip through
Ohio lie enters the STATE on Friday.
September 10Th. via Ashtabula and
gainesville. gees 20 Cleveland thence
via Elyria, Norwalk and Fremont 10
Toledo thence To SAndasky, VIA Foste-
ria; thence 20 DAYTON. VIA THIN, heu-
ton, Belfontaine. Urbana aud Sprane-
field +; thence TO Cincinnati. via Hamil
ton thence, via XesiA, To Columbus /:
thence Go Beliaire. via S>wsrk and
GAINESVILLE. passing out Of the Stale on
ocsoher 4th. He will pass Saturday
night in Cleveland. Sunday in Toledo.
Monday night a. Saudusky, Tuesday
night at Das ton. "Wednesday and
Thursday At Cincinnati. Friday night
az Columbus. aud Saturday At Belisire.
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Committee OF Arrangements ~ Ja-k
Levy. \. Page. L. Booth. y. c. Hansoom.
z. n. Martha
Committee on Reception. G. Haines.
J. Schran. & y. Carr. u. Raake. W. I.
kogers.
floor Commiftee-G. NJ Halter. Z. n.
Webb. Nicholas ). Snyeer. fd : Brisco.
c. Sreinxeg.
Ilckets-...---- -...xt "
Members please attend in uniform. seis
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United Action.

The National Gd-ctte expresses the he
lief that Germany, Austria and Russia
will support any step taken by France
in regard To the Egyptian financial
question.
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tUR%ttiA.


BERLIN, Sept. 23.-Prince Bismarck
has gone back to Varsin. Before leav-
ing Berlin he paid visit Ia Baron De
Kourel, the French Minister.
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4 Starving Community.

In the White Bay district 5000 per-
sons are starving. The commander Of
the French warship Cioride and passing
vessels rendered temporary assistance.
The m;sauder of the French vessel
has forwarded strong appeal for aid
tn the Newfoundland Government.
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Frightened Inhabitants.

CAIRO, Sept. %. Major Kitchener tel
egraphs that all is quiet at Debbeh.
TIE inhabitants of Meraweh and Ber
Der are frightened at the approach of
the English expedition, and sone are
leaving their homes.
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ST. JOINS, Sept. 23.-fhe following
vessels were lost Oft she Labrador coast
during the recent ea-teriy gales Cor
neIila. Mayflower. Annie, A.i,e, Osprey
and Jessie.
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% one Per cent. FOX Louisville l. Nash
we; And II 20 4 for the remainder OF
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Logan at AkroB.

AKRON (O.) Sept. 23.-General Logan
a. the chief attraction drew $4,000
strangers to the city today, for the Re-
publican mass meeting in Mekinley's
interest. At noon a procession, taking
W minutes to pass given point,
marched rapidly by ia close order,
headed by bands. There we're 60O0
men in line. and the Akron factories
contributed IS wagons OF men at work
in various industries. There was speak
ing ut Fountain Park this afternoon in
big tent, first used here today, and a
torchlight parads and speaking in the
evening.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-24

NEW York, Sept. 23.-Richard =. Now.
comb aud James q. Smith have been
appointed receivers of the Il mixers and
Merchants' Telegraph Company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-06
ANARCHISTS LrAsUINa IN NEW yoAk
For The Psvpsse Of rseaiisg Easspsse
ao,Svumeut. 60 o DE- yaamtts OIeG

For The Psvpsse Of Tvestisg Esvspsso
Gs,svs meat. 60 Oyss1tss Diss
New YoRk, April 5.-Ths reports tbstau-
srcbi.ts are lssgC CHG In this city under The
name Of . Central Council," Tor the par.
pose OF treating European governments 70
dynamite and gun cotton, appear 10 he ooo.
filmed, II those known 70 bs engaged 10
oommunlstic organisations can b credited.
Justus II. Sch wab said this mornings II
,hould not be surpri,si II within week
report OF Q terrible explosion 10 Berlin %
some other OF the European conunsatA!
cities 10 tsisgrspb.d scross the Atisoua. ]
siil not indicate tbs prsciss p,int VI ~
.sck, 80 that might interfere Win the o..
rspsenIspts that knov hsvs been msds.'
Can money be raised be1s fT saon ear:
pose No doubt OF it. but thn msn snosto
q foolish enough to carry explosive Con
pou nds y ilh them fr0m TOE United 6tstss
Lu nlk uiseO'sfy by toe custo0s omcsn.
.h. n they could msks them more sasily
.L,rs they sre TO bs ussd. 10 perfeeuy
q Iru'ous. Book. have been published 10
IL IsI gusges sbosins boS sfplosisss c,a
,. nsos, and those who oan reed ere sois
O carry on . warfare 10 The midst ot %.
q Iious governments without oiscossry.
r.. Central Councif' 10 I"estsd 10 the
;lry OF New York. but Who compass it 10 0
pstt.r Witch the spiss Of tbs Earopssn
my.Ihp.uu msy fnd on, u they Gao. o.
shat ocIIeetion Herr MIST hAs Win L.
)Hic.rs oi the German sad Aa.trJ Hdn.
,,risn e. n.Ulstes aid fhst ipf,rnsdon OF
,be movements of dangerous clsssss here
bsye been received end com a niestsd 70
tbtir respective gossronssts. bat tbs psi.
ore Of such oommonicstiSps could nos ~
af
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fspeed 70 . Nod sesis0.

PTrTsRuRsH. April 5.-Ths coal operstors
Of the third pool have ordered . rsduou
Of one fourth Of . cent per bushsl In the
price OF mining, TO take sf,ct next Moa-
day. ltis thought the miners win soospt
The deduction, as they are Iot N . condi.
ton tu stand strike.
Que Hundred and Fifty Aen 0ss %
work.
AURORA, Iso., April 5.-Frisbing d
Workmsn's distillery st PstsfsbusR. Ky,
ssrtss the Ohio river burned st three this
morning. Several dw.liises occupisd By
work men were also burpsd. Toe loss 70
estimated ct 3i50,000 A hundred and
fifty men are thrown out Of employment
Crippled - ss.ihsv. Csopsasiss.
PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-Ths A. Camp.
bell Company's cotton mills will b. closed
In two weeks for an Indefinite psrtol
over products and strong compstltiou By
Southern mills are the causes. The mills
formerly employed 100 hands, but OF lats
the forcs has not been more than 80.
CaFpentsSs' ksrihs Esdsl.
TEor. n. Y, April o.-Union oarpsntsrs
Who struck, ding that oaly union
men should be employed. have withdrsun
their demand, the buIlders' having refused
TO Icceds.
mtg Blast varnscs BisSs H.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. April 6.-rhs Citiso
furnace OF this city Was blown 10 10 day 81
JUub Usfy capacity.
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rHE wokK OF BALTIMORE ARTISTS
AsN s1 Exhisitie. n that City-Ss0s
Ch0ies 0eRs.

AsN eo Exhtbitios n that City@Nsas
Chsies oeas.
BALfIH-RH, April 6.-0ns OF the n ~
fsshicnsble and exclusive audience tn.
city could boast o; attended the opening
OF the Baltimore Artists Loan exhibition
at the Wednesday Club tonight. The
handsome building was tastsfully decora-
ted, and the painting were hung In the
large reception room and lobby. 1t has
long been the inteution Of the lovers OF
art in Baltimore to adopt some plan which
would stimnlate art 10 this city, and these
exhibitions will in the failure be held
every year. The pictares were displayed
10 the beet advantage, the Eas'ights beios
effectively arranged One Of the most
striking OF the piotu res vas Mr.. Pepuing.
tons study Of . ship ridiog at anchor and
surrounded by night fog. Another strik.
ing piece OF work was D. Almsins's triple
bead OF Madam Bonaparts, which will at.
tract much attention. Miss Alice Turner
exhibits Possession Nine Points OF Las"
and "A Bit OF East Hampton" which st
trscted much attention when hung in tue
National Academy 10 EeR York. Macy
wafer colors from the hands OF Misses
Louise Nelson, g. Carter, Jessie SAVAGE,
Rossl:e Gill and other young ladies in 90.
cieiy form an attractive feature, DR.. volck
exhibits has Telisf in. .napp<f, oollAa .Iha
Shield Of Corttz," representing Q con test
between Spanish soldier and IN Aztec
warrior. The audience greatly appreciated
The exhi ihitioH, many bringing friends over
from olLer cities.
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by n Locomotive.
MISS PoRTER's ROMANCE.
Her Kindness TO an Aged Tramp Gains
Her Fortune

LoUIsyILLE, April 5.-Miss Fannie q,
Porter, daughter OF Mrs. Porter, post.
mistress al RusEellvi!lle. KY, was married
yesterday at Oca.s, Fla, TO Mr.. Glenn
Dickey, OF Colorado. There Is quite 70
nance in Mics Porters life Over q year
sgo, late in the evening, she was walking
with some yoRpg LADY friends, when an
old, gray haired, rsgsed tramp approached
the party. Her companions acreamed and
rsu away, but she walked leisursly along
ard returned his salutation. The next
dsy and for several days afterward the
tramp took up q position in front Of the
postoffice and spent hours watching Miss
Porter. Finally he came to q window
where she was writing and spoke to her.
She responded pleasantly, and, taking
coursge from her courtesy, the old man
askFd her name. please write ii out for
me-" he added. She did so, and hs placed
the sheet Of paper sway in his pocket
You are good girl and q mighty pretty
one, too" the old man continued, and /
like you. Don't You know that you are the
orly ptrson that has treated me with any
kindness for years? They say am old and
CIhLy, Out uOu yOu OolL0HO Cun. nave
got lots OF money and / am going to leave
u all 10 YOU" Miss Porter's mother com
ing in at this point, be repeated his re-
marks to her, and, shaking hands with
both ladies, left.
Time passed on: TIE Hiu LeiIO" nsu uts'
sppears4. anJ 70 one thought about hiu.
few months ago the sheriff OF Logan
county, Miss Porter's home, received
letter from 3 certain town in Kentucky.
The letter said that a tramp was found
dying in the woods near there; that he had
been taken in ed cared for; that letter
was found in bis pocket which explained
hat money sufficient 70 pay bis doctors
bill and burial expenses would be found
bid awsy in his clothes. Toe sheet OF
paper containing Miss Porter's name was
also found, and with it instructions 70 send
all the papers TO her; also that he hsd 30
many thousand dollars in 8 bank 10 Ten
uPsseP, naming the town and bank. and
that il was bis wish that Miss Porter
,hould accept il. Mss Porter q short time
$50 received letter ofiering her 50 90 for
her interest in the old man's estate II sht
woald forfeit all claim 10 II. Tue Offer
~as not accepted, ana " lhe ad.r rests Tor
The Drtsent
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cRlKEs And CRIMINALS.
BROKEN DOWN At LAST.
1rs. Wallfsefsrd, the Adventures
DAnHerouslY HI

Hss. wallisefsrd, the Adventures,
DanEerousIy Ill.
New YoRk, April 5.-Mrs. Annie {.
Walingford, the notorious woman for
many aliases and numerous marriages,
known in the West as big Casino" VINO
has for some time been prisoner in the
Brooklyn Jail, was to-day pronounced dan.
gerously ill, and her removal to q hospital
was advised. When arrested she mani.
tested the utmost contempt for the Law,
but having since realized that the auth Dr.
tiles were determined to prosecute her to
the full extent OF the law, she grew detect
ed, and now appears 10 be wrecked physi-
cally and mentally. Mrs. WallIpgtord has
Reured In nearly all the leading cities,
leaving numerous victims behind her. 10
Washington, she captured young lieutsn
ant, who is now In Brooklyn, and his mat
rinonial experience cost him good round
sum. Last summer at Coney Island she
made the acquaintance cf Nathsn l..
Hswes, and soon bad him 90 completely
infatuated that, despite the fact that be
VAS married man with three children, be
msEyied The All. -spehsptress, He was ar;
rested on charge OF bieamy, preferred BY
Mrs. WslliDgford, aud relesstd on bail for
trial. The real Mrs. Hswes retsliated By
causing the arrest Of the adventures.
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THE LESSON OF the MoTI

The C,u eSspsH HaS Associates Us0s
isG hssspssg kstssos 10 CrsSssss
Lss asa fBsestes.
CxcIssArf, April AT . meeting this
afternoon at Music Hall Of ths Conm'ttss
On L-fislsiion Hon. W. 8. 0fossSsck,
Chairman Of the sub COMMITTEES. fseosSsd
that &c hsd sgIsed 70 secommsnd csrsaso
portions OF Isgislstioa which hsd bsss
.sIssd On BY the eo3nittss Of the Bn A..
,oeiaIion. Thsir report wss adopted
Jroyicss for such cbsbgss Ia t1s 10 % 70
n,ks CRIMINAL bonds Inofs ssc7rs. sy fs-
auisfrg sffidsvits from boodsmsn tpss th.1
told tI,sr property suncisnt 70 ssu'iI
he bond, that in ssptsneieg e'imiee.si 10
cspitsi essss st least Isspy days .hsii IN
'.Tysts htsesn the seet~nes ana e2seo.
tiop ,hat IN the Ysvisios Of ersStssi es-ss
ore srror Of The court nut give Jo1Smsat
.f boot rsesrd 20 errors OF s~feess. ssV
DO OF ,ub.isptisiIy s6,et the rshf, 81 si''
defer dspt wbss 90 effoososs Jadfms1s
b,s bs,n giyea on . lASiui ysfd'cS
Ihs eDurt Roy correct ths jndsmsnS
10 eopfofm 70 tos verdict o. nS1
remove the esuss fof . psO nisL
The fomuIiisss sGrssd - fsvas 10 30
,sss OF The Prpdsn bill. Sh.ch fososss sk,
,mp'iou ffoa Jury sefssss 10 estoi1d
es,es On secGnaI OF nom ssssbls q . .tli'
cry eomnssA snd also Ne Wsikss bsit
shish unskss the bsn1b~f of ess esssed'
.pt's ps,snsAOsy ebsiisoess 20 }Afoos G[
,po The bssss's four, = esoDtftsa = eSs
ga. s-Jse,tA 20 70 20 coiomhos So ssss
,Ls stsscy passsgs ~ tb>ss seasssea
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FOREIGN FLASHES.
THE LAST OF LEOPOLD.
Lafd 90 Rest MID Solemn Pomp and
Ceremony.

tdEu 10 heSt 'Mtu b0Iemu IODp a8u
Ceremony.
LONDON, April 5.-Ths Duchess Of Al
bspy this morning visited the Memorial
Chapel where the body Of her husband vas
resting and remained q short time alone
with the dead body. The funeral service
took place at 1850 this morning 10 81
Georges Chapel. The z Qleen, the Princess
of Wales, and Prince ses Christian.i Louise
and Beatrice went from the castle through
the deaneIy to the chspel. The Prince OF
Wales, Crown Prince Frederick, William
Of Prussia and other Royal personages as
semblsd d in Memorial Chapel aod marched IN
procession to Georges Chapel. Tue Prince
Of Wales followed the coffin as chief Eour
ner. The Dean began the service a. the
totfin entered the door. Tas choir-saur,
20 God our Help In Agrs Past ana Foor's
tprhem, blessed are the Departed" The
Coflin WAS then Lowered into the vault. As
the Queen retired the choir sang Lend
Kindly Light" Chopins funeral march
was plsyed as the other royal psrsonAges
Si,horsw. Ths Queen sat during the ser
vice weeping bitterly. All the young
Prir css were sobbing. The Prince OF Wales
sss very pale. After the service the Sea
forth Highlanders, the Dukes regiment,
psyed "He will return - L0chsbsn no
more"
Spain objects 60 the Treaty.
LONDON, April 5-N. sJtiations between
England and Spain In regard to the pro-
poted new commercial treaty have ended.
The Spanish government refuses 10 submit
The provisional treaty 10 the cortes before
adjournment In jay, although Ensi.nd
offered 10 submit moius siyendi TO psrlia-
nent.
Cavalry Charge Upon Rioters.
DKSARH, April 5.-Tae riot OF striking
coal miners having assumed serious pro-
portions, the cavsIry charged upon the
crowd ard wounded sever,l. Ths rioters
tired back and cried, "Loag 1--we the sICIsl
Republic"
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SHOT At THROUGH A WINDOW.
A Segrcss Attempts the Life OF o Prom
fnenf SoutherneP.

A Segress Attempts the Life OF Prom
inent SoutherneF.
FAYETTEVILLE, n. C, April 3.-A negro
womsn named Matilda Jane Monroe is to
be tried here to morrow for the attempted
sssassination OF General Brady. The case
attracts marked attention. The City Mar.
sbal heard pistol shot at General Bradys
Office at night, and on going there saw him
standing in the door partially dressed with
lamp in his hand. General Brady stated
that he he'd been fred at through q window
by some p. rson in the yard. A search Of
the premises resulted in the discovery OF
the woman named concealed under the
steps with q revolver lying near. The
woman was placed in Jail. General Brady
is from Massachusetts,, and during the war
was commandant OF the Fort Delaware
famous prison. He is now a resident OF
FsyetteViIle, where he has large property
ard factories
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Go6s Pet scheme.

wAsHrseros, April Sin the House Ar
Goff, from the Committee on Naval Affairs,
repo, ted back r. solution requesting the
Secretary Of the Navy and War to rspor'
on the feasibility and expediency OF con
stJuctirg an interior coast line water way
for the relief Of the Atlantic and Calf sst
board. Adopted. The morning hour dis
DC nsed with. the House went into Commit
ice of the Whole. with Mr.. Boyle in the
chair, on the Agricultural Appropriation
NIL
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Do you need . remedy thst viii car
very hind Of hunsor froa Q pImpIs az
Eruption 20 the ~Ur~E Ecr'.flIs ana syph,
btsS oisoTd-rs, ps- DR.. Gays0tt's YsIfoX
Duck spd Strsspsrilia- Tnr-s To 6Fs bot
''es cure rain ois-s-es, SALT rheum or t-Ires
FoDr 20 ten bOtIl-s cuIe ruunIns ulcers
-1JoiUls end ell syphiiiue di-or.isrs On
TO thI.e hotiles curr- sores bOiIS eArsu7eis-.
-tc- 0ts TO too boules cur-s sirol.S o.
be fsee, hlniehrs. etc Il ~ the oaiy pr
f-ct: h1ond purifier that can b. M T. frEu
,,hnrouRh Eno slsdxe Of dr1gA Ask yoa,
druggist for il 7sks no Substitute.
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The ABSENCE OF The RANDALL MEN
pefers the OpepInE or the Tariff Re.
form Debate

wAsHIxsroS, April 5.-The Tariff bill
xill not be brought up in the II use uatil
after the Pennsylvania Democratic Con-
vention st Allentown next Wsdns day. Oi
all the men in Congress there Is none more
high minded and chiyAlrous than Col. Nor
ri.op, and the latter did not need q re-
ousst that nothing should be done with
avs Tariff bill. Pending the AilentoEn
Convention Mr.. Morrison volunteered to
The Pennsylvania delegation the intorma
tiIn that WSile they were absent taey
night count upon security from tariff asI-
alton. This sctiJn is duly appreciated.
rut il cannot sdd TO the high esteem in
xbich Mr.. Morrison, with his ever frank
and manly course, is held.
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CASUALTIES.
A Terrific Powder ExpIosion.

A Terrific Powder Explosion
sHAAoKIS, April "A terrific explosion
Of powder occurred this morning at VIM
Beuni 4 Co.'S. powder mill. The report
was heard within q radius Of twenty; five
miles and the smoke and ashes shot mp
high enough to be seen fifteen miles
Houses within q mile and hall were
shaken and windows broken. VIM. focum
tAe superintendent was burned beyond
recognitIon, but is still alive. The Other
people escaped. Damage $1,000.
Struck by a Locomotive.
CINCINNATI, April 5.-Three boys driving
a spring wagon across the Cincinnati,
Hamilton & Dayton Railroad at Spring
Grove Cemetery Crossing late this after
noon were struck by the engine OF a pas
sepger train and instantly killed, the bodies
being horribly manGled. All were sons oil
w,lLknoWn citizens living in Wtnton
place,
Jackson, Mich April 5-The Jackson
south bound passenger train on the Chi.
csgo, St. Louis & New Orleans Railroad was
derailed near Duck Hill. Several passeu
gers and two or three OF the train mes
Eere badly injured, but no one was killed.
The train was badly wrecked.