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MARCH THROUGH cusA
GENERAL BADEAU In NEW YORK.
THE IRISH DYNAMITE CAMPAIGN.
FOUR HUNDRED MORMON CONVERTS
GEN. GORDON THINKS IT TIME TO RETREAT
The situation NJ Kn.x,.u-

'kN VUkDON THINKS IT TthE RHrRKIf
LONDON, April 2l.-The foreign consuls al Khsr-
touln report, April eth that Gen Gordon considers
that The time for retreating has arrived Gen Cor
don VIII send with Col stewart and Vice Consul
Power. who are 20 return 10 lower Egypt by way OF
AhySSilia, all foreigners who choose 20 ACCOMPANY
them. Gen. Gordon has himself no Intention OF re-
tiring He hopes that England viii yet send him
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NAVAL ORDERs-Naval Constructor VIM. h. Var
ney detached from the Norfolk navy yard and or
dered to report to the chief OF the bureau OF con-
struct1on and repairs for special duty Assistant
Surgeon Thos c. Craig ordered to examination for
promotion.
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-1nternal reve
nue., 500, 576; customs. s446,SOl.4a
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The IRISH AGfTAToRS N PARIS DIVIDED m OPINION.
LONDON, April 21.-The Paris correspor dent OF
the Times has been interviewing several OF the
prominent 1rishmen In the French capital such as
Patrick Casey, OF the Mofaiteur Uniperxal: James
stephens, formerly the Fenian head center: John
OIeary, who used TO be the editor OF Tie Irish
People, and Father Hogan, OF the Catholic college
OF ST. Sulpce The results OF these interv1 sws are
given In the Times this morning. Casey is strongly
In favor OF the dynamite policy and upbolds tho
Irish fny1ncfbles In the doctrines, ano tn, avow
the course they pursue He declares it robable
that the dynamite policy Will be exte ndei 70 the
blowing up OF Atlantic passenger steamers and
afterwards OF merchantmen, thus running Ei glands
commerce. James stephens, however, Condemns
the principles and practices OF the dynsm miters,
and advocates an armed revolution. The continu-
ance OF the dynamite policy, he thinks, me ms tho
present generation, and perhaps forever. It may,
besides this lead 10 the expulsion OF Irihmn from
England John O'Leary likewise dlsapproves OF the
dynamite policy on the ground OF its hexp,sdiency
and criminal character. He is In favor CT open
rebellion. war between England and Ru yia, he
thinks, would give the Irish chance g strike an
effective blow. he was sorry TO say tha the people
In America were not adverse 10 the emloyr nent Of
dynamite. Father Hogan thinks that the explo-
sonS do Ireland no good. Rather, ht saya they
ALLEVIATE from the Irish cause many honest people
who would otherwise support IL. The 6 't1or OF the
dynamters, he declares, is morally q me, pOliti-
caly blunder, and socially q disaster. Ireland
will get home rule In the course OF tine II the
recent concessions had been granted some years
ago Ireland would now be happy. III the Irish now
get fair play Ireland In few years win be one OF
the most prosperous countries In Europe
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THE o. 8. 8 TRENTON arrived at Singapore yester
day with the Corean ambassadors on board.
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BOOKS. &c.

"ASHINGTON CIRCULATING LIBRARY SO7
w lAth street northwest between II and L Periodi-
Gals and Ney Publications. Also agency Manhattan
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TIE BEAR TO SAIL THURsDAY.-It has been
decided that the arctic steamer Bear will leave
New York on Thursday for ST. Johns
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nINE MUSEUM
IL Inother Great Show All new, beautiful
Aud wonderful Every afternoon and night this
week Americas latest and greatest sensation the Els
worth Zouave Children, marvelS of military skill.
tableaux &c the charming couple. Matthews and Har
ris: the besutful Preston Sisters; Mile Mabel: the
Hladato- of the gymnasium, Dewitt Cooke; Mulally
and MoreIand Dilks and Gray; Aft Kelly. Wletts and
Thorne and many others. with Mile Inez. the snake
rharmer Mammoth OK and hosts of other
Curiosities Admission all only ~ cents. applet
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CHARIoTTEsvuLE, Va, April Rl.-The eighth IN.
nual session OF the Virginia convention OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, which has
been In session here for the past week. has just ad
Journed large number OF delegates and visitors
were present. An address OF welcome was de-
ivered by X. T. w. Duke, Jr., OF this place Dur
ing the session the association was addressed by
E. w. Watkins OF New York, f. E. Sheldon, OF
Others
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IT, NEW ISSUE OF STOCK

COOPERATIVE ESGiL SG1L61Nd 6h1s ASSOCIATION.
snbscripon books are now open for shares in the
saias5S s1sssss g g
and il; method of &C. viii be furnished
f::::! ss s
FL: ss{; $i
rstlsa sas mfs des hans
Fstsnss 81 ST. : = st.
G6is kohipsSn So'1: Parker c. cethiers
and Notary Riggs Sas CO.. ta Sssf *
Whit Heron. Evening Star Office
John 10th St and +. sve ss n w. u
TStssf TSss 5iSSay Il y 5 y
Free JSo JoR RoHfse5s gbsSs lsss s.
Office hours $50 am. to 4:3O pm. ap19-W
rp SODA WATER &C. PERGLAss, WITH PURE
ts s h drss sers in
Physlcan's Prescriptions accurately prepared apl9
rRs ESTATE OF JOSEPH T. COLDWELL-ALL
1es sstss a
m e at G with seHehers and
payment 9,,1 Immediately to
sMiTH SON AGENTS, ~ ST. n~ sl5av
T G,A e 4. HEINEKEN's CELEBRATED v1R-
,n,os. GEO = :. kIS&EDY son.
apl9-6t No. 1909 street northwest
W pd;{.ss;R;. h1gtRT SMITH,s iS sons cEtEBRATEP
AND spIss by GEO No HdSFhpY stTsst
RT. A MASS MEETING OF IsRAEIITEs OF
81 at o'clock sth street Temple for the purpose Of
feoganizng the Auxiliary Association Of the Orphan
tend. apl9.2ts
rro WASHINGTON, D, G. APRIL s. 1854.
~ 1889 STREET NORTHWEST
1 have this day given up the Washington agency of
this Office after this date viii be Collected BY Mr "
X. DEEBLE Assistant Secretary in person. or may be
wssSssaa th s g ssspse5 1918 sd street. West
ap1S-6t JOHN H. CASSIN
We this means of informing the public that am now
and will J. ! IIs9.d MoLLANDER, y De- Il 12l7 Psnna
Clothing 'e spiset apis Ct. '4e'' es 4 sAESBSa
r-uo HAVING BOUGHT OUT THE ENTIRE
w Steam Marble Works Of T. Tourney deceased, we
kinds Of marble work Plumbers Slabs. Counter Tops.
Slate Steps. Floors. etc.
We have few handsome Marble Mantels, which we
s %i SCI sell cheap IN order to give room tor our new
iarre az and yasG aa5e 9f which we shall carry
specuon OF our new artistic designs.
We are agents FOR the celebrated Trent Art Tile
pany which for their glaze color durability and clear
aed fsPeEnye are Hneaualed in the world Also English
hearths and mante decoration laid in special DESIGNS
Prass Goods. Port and Brickset Crates Iroubacks
summer pieces In large varieties
JF. MANNING CO.,
apls-5t 1920 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
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GxrAr BARenss
IL FINE BOOTS AND sHoIa

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of . well known
maker consisting Of Ladies' hne Kid Button Shoes, in
b and widths. have concluded TO sell the same
- PER PAIR
Thar are an excellent "a beg the ladies Of
this city 20 call and look n them
Cousins fine Shoes In every width, and cheaper than
elsewhere.
rake . speciality Of ChiIdrens aud Misses Spring.
heel shoes and invite the attention Of parents to the
same some low "a 60 cents.
Our stock Of Ladies Opera Slippers In especially
worthy Of attention. We have them to ct any foot
very handsome slipper at IS cents
House Slippers from 15c. up
Mems Boys and Youths shoes in great variety.
Our 'Burts- Shoes fo- Men and Boys. aretoo well
known TO need mention Whoever wants a good She's,
superior custon-InAde. should pair OF them
We guarantee all Shoes sell II . pair does not
place of them
cal Is solicited at
sINsHEINER BROS,
.pS sOs 7th and sl6l n stresA
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Mr.. Clapp Wants Proof.
THE QUESTION OF ANOTHER REPUBLICAN CoNvE.

THR QUESTION OF ANOTHER REPUBLICAN CoNvEN-
TION.
series Of resolutions, signed by the presidents
OF twelve OF the district republican clubs, having
been presented to Mr.. A. NJ. Clapp, chairman OF the
republican central committee, requesting him to
call meeting ito take such action as Will vindi-
cate the reputation Of the republicans OF the Dis
trct from the foul blot that has been cast upon t
by the alleged fraud and intimidation pract1sed at
the recent convention, Mr.. Clapp has written a
letter In reply. In this letter he says that the dis
satisfaction with the result OF the convention does
not seem to afford sufficient reason for again turn
ing the District upside down, and In the absence OF
specific and satisfactory proof Of fraud, 1ntmlda-
ton or violation of the civil Service law such as is
charged, he would hesitate to take any step In the
direction OF another convention.
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TIE COMING C0LORKD MEMS. CONFRRKNCk-At
Bloomington, H., In an interview Saturday, s. C,
Smith, the col0red orator and chairman OF the COM
mittee Of arrangements for the cOlored mems con-
said that It would be the greatest and most imp0r
tant meeting which tbs colored men have ever
held in this country. Among the questions to be
discussed are these: ssThe necessity and value Of
organization" sOur grievances-their nature and
remedy" 'sOur political status" and sThe mental
Frederick Douglass has written TO Nj. Smith that
he will be present, but does not intend to take any
active part In the deliberations Of the conference.
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VEnr NOTICEABLE
April 8. 1894.

The difference between good and bad Clothing IL
very noticeable. but In no respect is it more
observable than in style and finish There In
something superior. said an exp rienced buyer.
IN the garments sold by GEORGE SPRANSY.
which at once recommends them to man of
taste. This impartial remark Is confirmed every
day by those who have an opportunity to com.
pare the Clothing sold by GEORGE SPRANSY
with goods found elsewhere
There IL . certain artistic cut and completeness
about every article which shows how carefully
Il has been constructed
Then comes the prices. which are guaranteed to be
90 low as any house In the city: for instance.
they are now selling two styles Of pants for "a,
which IL . very great bargain. and the two shades
Of suits In l-button cutaway frock for $3.50
cannot b equalled only ct
GEORGE SPRANSY'S
eO SEVENTH STREET,
apl5 Opposite o. g. Post OfhcA
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The March Through Cuba.

NEW YORK, April 21.-Havana adyices OF Apr1l
Iitn say: The Following Is reliable account OF
he penetrated into the r1ch Jurisdictions OF Colon
and Cienfugos Shortly after landing he took 10
the antSot,s put pr,or 10 doing SO be obliged
nsh him with a substantial breakfast, Until the
6th nothing was heard OF him. on that day he ap-
peared on the plantation Mercedes de Junco, quito
near the village OF Lnonar, where there is post
or civil guards and volunteers ON this plantation
Others he liberated, placing I'm the stocks the over
seer OF the slaves He then proceeded to the plaD-
tatlon Ohmpo, whence messenger was dispatched
10 Cardenas, who returned with provisions The
march was resumed and continued TO the planta-
tlon Suris, where the party seized a large number
y, n9fses ana impressed the overseer as guide.
IL burned two houses the headquarters OF the civ1I
guard ana the station and warehouse OF the rail-
several papers severely crfticise the inability OF
the authorities 10 promptly annihilate these insur-
gents VINO are low 50 formidable. leading jour-
mai OF tnS city says: The numerous forces OF the
government have commenced very unl ,lckly their
second campaign against this celebrated bandit
lor SO far from meeting him face TO face he and his
party crossed In front OF their very noses and es-
capped sound and safe from the neigh borlIoOd OF
Sardenas TO that OF the swamps OF Zapats, where
ne now Is IL Is therefore, not sufcient that Gen.
Costello should send powerful bodies OF troops 10
pursue the insurgents; IL is necessary that such
troops should oe commanded by officers who know
La UrttOn Constitutional OF Colon, SAYS: Already
this sadly celebrated bancit and his mea have
Where familiar With the territory and the inhabi-
tans, they VIII hold I'm check large bodies OF troopa
ana where their capture viii be very dlf1icrlt
THK SITUATION ExAGGERATEp.
NEW YORK, April 2l.-A letter from Il managing
editor OF the most important paper publ she'd In
the West Indies. the Dfarto DE La Marina, OF Ha-
vana, says: "ln regard 10 the situation I'm this
island, II has been exaggerated by the statements
In Havana papers. The crisis we are passing
effects which IL momentar1ly produces tina on ac-
count OF any far-reaching result which may posi-.
Oily come about IL is really OF no especial Import
ance here, nor does the rlibustering mt yemept
influence the regular transaction OF busir ess It
Is hoped that In view OF the measures taken by the
government, affairs viii promptly return to nor.
NAL state OF prosperity and peace.D
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SPRING GooDa

Spn1so GooDa
The largest best ted stock Of SU1T1N06 eva
offered for gentlemen to select from At the
LEADING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
WASHINGTON
n D. BARR
mhu I'LL pannsylvantA ayenuA
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THos. 81. JONES, OF Florida, has beed appointed to
a thousand dollar clerkship in the Adjutant Gene
rails Office, War department, under civil service
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IT, BUILDING LUMBER
AND
HARDWOODS
AT LOW PRICES
ESTIMATES FREELY MADE
LARGE STOCK OF DRY LATHs
WIN. MCLEAN son.
ap3 Cor 18th and streets northwest.
r-g ,;I Dr.; ny. cURT1ss GU. IT'S sMITHE HAS REMoyED
rw JOHN H; MAaRUDER, l4l7 NEW YORK
Avenue is the only agent for Wharton g. Green's
pernohs TcEay and N otkr Vines S0f'n mGasim
t-Y1 JOHN H. MAeRTRER; 79 s.v vonr .vrv1rr
Il ses sndY sndY Isss asfas fines fsE
F-Ey- JOHN H. MAGRUDER
h. for Miss AES fGEs
FP JOHN H. MAGRUDER, l4i7 NEW YORK
Sds fss"t fsf 4hs
rP JOHN Il. MAaRUDER, 1417 NEW YORK
n iH
r1 DIR: WILLIAM NJ CATE HAS NEW OFFICES
and tie
f~ BRASS ANpIRoNs. FIRE SETS. RENDERS
81 1sTs @ sTFEEr: coaoesss sAs t5a4psaS boi[o1sa:
ored Giobe; Fancy Brass and Porcelain Lamps Port
nh25s!sEs ss Ess
sylvanis avenue. mh29-lm
fsp SAMUEL 8. sHEDD
GAS FIxTuREs GAS FIXTURES.
SLATE MANTEIa
LATRoBES RANGES FURNACES.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
5obbins promptly dona
feb12 400 9th street northwest
GENT1RMEN:
For the Finest Imported Goods and the Best
made and Most Stylish fitting
GARMENTa
place your orders with
GEO. T. KEEN.
MERCHANT TAILOR
mh2S-lm IA 9th street northwest
GENTLEMEN WIN ind It TO- their
Spring Wear before making purchases
TYssowsKr nRos
Corner 18th and g streets northwest ap4
EvERyPeo1RSy Evy SPEAKS HIGHLY OF ELEcAM3sANE
;Es p1s:sssR. SssP E s.ls and stop coughing
La Large boxes y sf|6 i ~ sg4rnAsg ss,sn:s:
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LIEUTENANT LAND0N P. JoUETT, who was attached
to the MonOcacy, Asiatic station, has been SEN
fenced by courmartial to suspension for two years
on furlOugh pay, for drunkenness The court was
ordered by the commander OF the station, and the
sentence was approved by him.
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MISS GEORGIA F. Snow, OF Michigan, has been
designated for promotion from 81 200 cerkship in
the fourth auditors Office to fill the vacancy in the
8, 400 class caused by the dismissal OF John T.
Cramer. Miss Snow has been 81 200 clerk for the
past eleven years
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w BEST cAMPMoR; a rpH. g. n,
MUNCASTER HOWARD'S Pharmacy.
spl5 Cor 7th and streets northwest
80 SAMUEL KATZENsTEIN. LATELY At NO.
~ 80 7th street is now to be found with GEO. C.
to serve his friends with anything in the way Gentle-
mems Outfits. aplA-1m
~ AMEETING OF THE sTOCKHOLDERs1OF
ton Of nine trustees will be held their Office No 1881
street northwest on WEDNESDAY,, May l4th, 1884
Polls will be opened at II and closed pm. Trans
Ter hooks a will be clqsed On the day 9 sleetiSn
We THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND RES
w idents is particularly called to PHOSV1TE the
new and popular Brain and Nerve Tonic and SAFE
guard against Malaria For sale areate by the glass or
in bottles by o " G. MILBURN Sole Inventor and Man
uiacturer. l429 Pennsylvania avenue. ap11
EGS OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
tS DISTRICT Or COLUMBIA.
WARRINGTON, April 4th 1884
Whereas it has been deemed conducive to the public
interest to public road from the Village Of Lin
coin through property of W. H H. Griffith to the public
County Of Washington and
Whereas the opening OF said road has been by drec.
ton OF the undersigned, duly surveyed and q plot
thereof prepared and fled in office notice hereby
sons having objection thereto requested make
them known to the undersigned the 30: day Of
April 1884, at noon at the Office of tbr undersigned
Room No. 13. Columbia Building ~ street. Washing
will be heard and considered
J. B. EDMONDs.
j. r. WEST,
g: J. LYDECKER,
Major OF Engineers, U. A.,
Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia
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EVERYBODY SPEAKS HIGHLY OF EIECAAGPANE
~ AND H0REH0UND. They AFFORD speedy and per-
manent relief to all Coughs Colds HorseneoS, kc. &C.
pleasant to take and stop coughing immedistely
They merit trial.
ARTHUR NATTANE Pharmacist
Ap6 1lth and and a End y Sta nv,
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WHY THE POSTMASTER REsIGNED.-The follow
Ing letter was received at the Post Ofrice depart
ment to-day from the postmaster at Mutt, New
Mexico: "Our town has gone to the sweet bye and
oye only one family left. respectfully resign my
position as P NJ. here. Westward the star OF
empire takes Its way and also the p NJ. Very re-
spectfully, G. NJ. GREGG"
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Business Notes from Wall street,
GOULD NFEREsTED IN THR FREE SELLING o0 q. y.
OTHER RAILROAD GOSSIP.

OTHER RAILROAD GOSSIP.
President s MccnIIoucS Of the Pennsyivsnls com.
pany, says that the OF pool operations have
not compensated the road interesta He also fayors
not believe IN using large per cent OF earnings In
experiments When asked a. to how soon his com.
be said there was no hurry. with regard 20 pes2
business to &c done At present The irss selling q
partly for Boston account Mr.. Gould WAS reported
to have assisted In the movement The prospects
erai opinion that as soon as the new psecentssssp
are announced by Commissioners Fink the Penn6yi-
ysnis rairoad m Ir WIN withdsa. % is objection o cd
vance In east bound rates to 6sas Of twenty ceass
rate can be maintained or not through the sumnef
ing q tHs Peoria 81 louis and indianap6hs Iosds
a eOgsgs%s1 S TOR suzops sasv
ABox Which Nebeay Darss Teach.
with no directions upon II has been left e Csgu6
oponovSS Rossas sn rsaencs. Nc nO oss a. 8
touch It, and the man Who left m . unlnoWn
Fess Raoe IN 'Ftasos.
sAr FRANc1soo, cAL, Aprn ia eooe no4 -
sad rsRsa sSSa saa PasSs ss Sss,s Sc :,ss
ioWsa seconds, and the lat two b Xift,snss u
.seaad% ssS So isa .s :nS
enk
An APPEAL - de Cash0lloo - Ca1aAa,
MoNI1RAl, Apen 0.-MU. FAb9a. 1n q panfogUl
a0dre0 20 The clergy of hl6 d1oceoa oe0ounc0 t.
estate q the pgupegAn0A Ind mAkW m 0azno0
appeal % tho inithful 70 oome % the go1G1o e ~
f1nd ~ gsnssaa sahs0,puoA
BsRsgs - - lnAiae 1asan6 Osnasne
a1ooo6s
rAng n TIE noEthWe0 0s51eogy 01G6I6 -
10 aoundatA whAtsv9 1w % UD0k
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IN HARRY MONTAGUE. Stage Manager.
MONDAY. APRIL 21.
Re9ular Matinees: Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
Another new company, Twenty stars! The screaming
opening sketch. BAKED INEi side-splitttng
romance of a Dutch Oven.
New Grand Olio Peasureable Delicacies, Spicy Bon
Bons, Sensational Gim- Cracks, Blended into
three hours Of billing finn, concluding with highly
seasoned comedy, entitled
UPSIDE DOWN; or, AN UPROAR IN PHOTO
GRAPH GALLERY
Written by Harry Montague
Scenss incidents suggestive of the title winding
with the wild enchanting Pom Pom Qusdrine.
ap2l Look for tine Negative.
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A Sailing Party Probably Drowl

"A sailing Party RrObaDIy DrOWne0s
NEW YORK, April 2l.-No news has yet been re-
ceived concerning the fate OF the three persons,
Samuel and Stoddard Hopkins father and son, and
Samuel West. OF Germantown, Pa, who started
from Clifton Staten island. on Thursday afternoon
for sail, and whose boat was picked up In th0
Narrows on Friday, noating bottom upward
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Four Hundred Mormon COnveFSa.
NEW YORK, April 2l.-Twenty-one Mormon mis-.
sionaries and 900 Mormon emigrants arrived here
last night from Europe and LETT via the Ere road
this morning for Utah.
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The FsEsr LINE Or STATIONERY
AT THE LOWEST PRICES JUST OPENED
AT BAUM,S xl6 7rH STREET n W

E.AS,TER RANNOUNCEMENT,-WEH HAVE NO HES
Iation IN saving that display of Easter Goods
lnst9n and ct prices to suit every
NEW BOOkS-Her Washington Season, Jeanie
Gould 1incoln No. 40, Romance of Fortress Monroe:
Mental Evolution in Animals; Bancrofts History of
Atlantis: the Antedelnvan World. Donnelly Darwin
lish Society Grenve Murray; Hayden's Dictionary Of
Dates fifth edition. The Hessians the Revolution T.
W. H. MORRISON.
APT ATE Pennsylvania avenua
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Feet race In sFranpo.

On o.sAwa, !. 10 o.: AEa ~ r.e g 9 nA1s
eA01cted ~ u Dom1n1oa gosolnmGnA fS0 r
10 loundatoa WhAssv9 @ D. T100E
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-01-03
ALASKA AGITATION.
Grand Display of Volcanic Ac.ion-Lxtinc,
Volcanoes Revive-An Earthquake Splits
Mount Augus.in.

Grand Display of Volcanic Ac.ion-Lxtinct
Volcanoes Revive-An Earthquake Splits
Mount Augussin.
received from Alaska to-day the particulars OF
the volcanic disturbances in October last, near
the entrance to Cooks inlet Ga the morning
of Oct 6, settlement of fishermen at English
bay heard heavy report Looking in the di-
recton of the sound they saw immense vol
umes of smoke and fame suddenly burst
forth from the summit of Mount Augustin.
The sky became obscurcd few hours after.
Great quantities of pumlce dust began to fall,
some fine and smooth, some gritty. At 1880
The same day of the earthquake, wave thir y
feet high. came rushing over the hamlet sweep
ing away ali the boats and deuging the houses.
the tide at the time being low saved
the settlement from utter destruction. This
was followed by two other waves, about
eighteen feet high, which were succeeded at
irregular intervals by others. Pumice ashes
fell to depth of five inches, making the day
so dark tina, lamps had to be lit. At night the
surrounding country was Illuminated by flames
from the crater. Ordinarily Mount Augustin
is covered with snow This year it is COM
pletely bare An examination, after the dis
turbances subslded, found the mountain split
in two from base to summit The northern
slope had fallen to the level of the surround
ing cliffs. Slmul aDeous with the eruption
was the creation OF new is and, on the pas
sage between CherEaboura island aud the
mainland, seventy-fve feet high ard mile
and one-half long. The violence of the vol
canic action was 90 great that two extinct vol
canoes on the peninsula of Alaska lying to the
west Of the active volcano Hanna, $4,000
feet high, burst into activity, emitting I'M
mense- volumes Of smoke and dust, flames
being visible at night.