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imposed on them in u judicial position

imposed on thom In judicial position
IApplaUBe.l
Bsyne said there was ono simply unsdul
terated issue presented by the bill. The
gentleman who voted against II voted for
tie spells system in politics. The gentle
men who voted for II voted for good All.
ministration.
Several gentleman roso In indignant de-
NAL that any euch Issue was presented.
Tho motion Wa loss--ysaa, %. nays,
IiG.
This was by no meaSa q party vote and
the announcement OF the result vhn re-
ceiyed with laughter on both sides.
Dingley, from tho shipping committee,
moved to suspend tho rules and pass the
bill creating bureau OF navigation In The
treasury department. The motion was
agreed to and tho bill paased-yeas, 10;
nays, ~.
Warner, from The committee on pensions,
bouniy and back pay moved to suspend
tho rules and pasH the bill providing that
olhsses enumerated IN the penrlon
lava OF the United Ststes, who Uorysd In
the field In military or naval servlc, IN any
war in which the United States hal b,en
cnRagsd for period OF three months or
N ore, and has on honorable discharge, and
70 not receiving pension. or greater pension
thsn thtt provided for herein. but who by
rsason OF any wound, injucv or dessSe,
which there 10 probable caure TO bslisve
originated In ssiJ service In the line ofduty
and not tho result OF his own misconduct
or bad habita, or other Known
cause occurring pince such service,
IL nov disabled IN whole or IN part from
procuring ME subsisterco hY manual labor,
shSll, upon mSkipg due proof OF the 'scts
uudsr such regulations sG may bs pTscribgd
by proper authority not inopusstsnl with
tho provisions OF this act, bo placed on the
list 81 pensioners Of the Unitsd Bts,sg, and
BE- entitled 10 receive pension during the
continuance OF huch disability, OF
rate proporiicnsts 20 the degree
thereof tbs trno physical condition
OF olsim sns 10 ba hicertsinsd and certified
~ provided by Law on examination by n
competent board OF surgeons duly sppoint-
ed, such person to commence ~ the date OF
Il ing application therefor that IN all up
picn,lona under tho gsneial pension lsws
inclndet In his act, whore 1t appears 10y
recorded evidence that applicant was ragu-
larly enlisted and mustered in.
tn service and served for o
period OF three months or more. that fscs
shall bo sufficient prima facie svidsuos that
ho Vas then In good health end rec from
dissste or csuse VI disability for which he
claims pension.
The raotion wa agreed to and the bill
pssssd-ysss, 1866; nays, 81.
Adjourned.
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STATE PRESS.
vRu.ykc,nHvulIY clr,Iprnvp Ir.

The D.llss HERALD mas been writing edi-
;og$.ls Of late fevoring the republican doc.
irir. 81 aooiisnirg the internal revenue
t.res. We commend 80 the HER.LD's usrc-
'ul crrtiderstion the following from Nor.
r'son's ,arin speech: Tine amount re-
ouirec from customs Is dependen- upon
shat may b. received ircm internal reve-
rue. The nsoiian ci iDternsl revenue
means tree sud chs lror liquors, bu. with
hesv ier if1.s .nN higher pncet ,ugnrs ard
ether arl|rCs tssen'iai In ev.r bsnsfhcld.
fntff. a fffm4n-Lt frh'io
oth. e,icn ~ oes I'D many psy.-I iime.
r ttu. NswE.
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FoRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS FIRST
SESSION.

WAsRINGToE, April a. lPrees. Mr.
henna S6keu thh unanimous consent 10
ntd faw words tn the tribute ~ the mem d
ram OF late Representative Hetndon, ol
hlsonma. Unaoimous consent baing given
Mr., kenpa addressed the sensts tor few
moments In feeling remarks coInmsmora-
tive OF the merits OF toe deceased.
Several petitions were presented end re'
ferred, praying thst no determination b.
made between different schools VI mecicine
In making medical appointments under the
un led States.
Btus were introduced and referred;
by Mr. Jonas-ro provide an industrial
and, cotton centennial exposition, to DO
held ct New Orleans.
similar bill was introduced IN the
house by Ellis
BY Mr.. lngslls-To amend neotion 3A3
OF the Revised Statutes, so IS pro-
mott the collectors OF inttrnl revenue
from charging or receiving any special tax,
license or permit Zee for the sole OF intoIi'
cstog liquors in staies where tho locsl lnSs
prohibit tho sale or manufacture OF such
liquors.
The senate then TOOK up tho bankruptcy
bll:
Mr.. Van Wyck, 10 TIE course or debate,
eald Inc princin-i ulusrslce ne sew os'
tween he present oil and The old bank.
rlptoy bll (agains' when s,i classes haa
under tao ola law expenses occurred for
oiilcers compensation came from the bank
ruprs estate, and IN this bill II was TO coale
nom the Unltsd STATES treasury.
Mr.. Honr replied that out Of the bank.
rupts estate certain percentages wss paid
into the treasury OF the United Steles.
The bill, as am"H 'ed, Was reported from
committee OF the Nhole 10 tbs senate and
psssed-yeas, 81; nays, 10.
Tue chair then laid before tho senate the
next special order, being tho plauro-ppeu-
msnia bill.
Adjourned.
RoUsB.
WARRINGTON, April q Il Prss,. l-Esion,
from the committee on lsss relating TO .he
presidential election, reported back senaie
bill providing for the performance OF the
duties OF the president Ia the case OF re-
moysl. death or resignation OF both prosi.
dent and yice-presiiout. Eaton also, at
the requsst of the chairman OF the com-
mittee on foreign affairs, rsportad u resolu.
ton. which was adopted, calling on tho
secretary of state for information concern
ing the threatened connsca:ion of the
A merican CO. eye IN italy by law on the
decree Of the Italian government,
Morrison, fiom the committee on ways
and means. reported n resolution that on
and after Aprii 22d. tn. bour OF HE daily
mseting of the houss DO IL O'Clock
Adopted.
MntohIer. from the committee on civil
s,rvics reform. moved L, SUSPEND the m lea
and mass the bill repeating factions OF the
Revised STATUTES restricting tina terms Of
certain officers TO four yesrs. Mutohler
ssid tho simple purpose Of the bill was TO
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C0UNTRY'S CAPITAL.
Texas Pers0nals-The Tariff Dtll Dying
In Interest.
Tho Senate Passes the bankruptcy Bill.
Its Text.
miscellaneous Washington News Items,
SPECIAL. SUMMARY.

WASHINGTON. April 2l.-[SpecIsl.I -D'
Soto. Dallas county, IL new postofhc'
created to-day II Is 10 have mail com,
from Spsawls, five miles north OF De- Soto
senator Matlook leaves for home to.mor
row under the i'm Dressipa ina. tho bill inl
branches OF the Federal court ut Denison
aud Paris will not pass.
Ma han Pst,en, OF Houston, who has
been here some weeks working TO get A. J.
Evans the federal iudgc3hlp, leaves thia
week for tina EOst Worth republican cor.
vention, 10 which he is delegate
elected from Hill county. lie will
dead iha opposition TO Oshiltrse Ia
tho convention being "A sworn snemy OF
that gentleman anywhere and at all times.
Ochiltree's innn-nce end ifendS ia tho
convention Will be for Arthur. Patten has
not declared bis choice for president, but
soasp says unless he gets what he wants
for his STU aud one or two other friends, no
will be for any man 10 bont Arthur.
Ssylor ~ MOI yet Commissioned for the
y, PasO collecIOrsbip. The papers in his
case have been referred to A. J. Evans for
his investigation ana report ~ the western
district attorney Tor Tekae.
Although the tgriD debate msy bs re-.
opened To morrow, there is not public s1.
preston OF interest In 10 tonight In public
places OF gossip. There ia some agteea bic
anticipation over a few promised speeches
that arc expected 10 be good. Apart from
this, sentiment IN Il At and the tariff in al
ready beginning to be looked upon "a n
worn out topic.
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bottle.


! TNflI Y FFN0IUN I-tINVss
Merit wil. VIA. 90 VIC thought re q gen
t'prgu wac telling Of Lis wonderful. cure d'
f. c1ren pud cold with Humphreys Hon
eapslAio Specific Nc. Z lie affirmed th,t
IN coughs Bnt 0oldg OF stubborn char
ncter 10 conld not DO eXopllfd. II slla!eo
roe tickling IN tho throat and Li'tfc-t e
cough, and relieved the busrssn0sg Tlel
bis nicnds had become alarmed lest pneU-
monia was setting In. He commenced with
Specific No. 7, taking Six pellets every two
hOufs; cough soon became mildef: hO6rse-
mesa pasard of ; strength and appetite i'm.
proved, aud ia Il iew days h. wes ~ well as
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Are mighty ana VIII prevnii. Rionosp,
tho perfection Of roasted coffee IL pro-
bounced by al who use 1t, the best roastt
coffee ever placed ia tho Texas marke
Prepared at tho largest coffee mil in the
south L. il shipped dirsc, 10 the dealer
and reaches the consumer quickly. porssss-
inc unG unfinished, The oesntiul flavor ard
aroma, which uisiinguishes line coffee.
Sold immediately after roasting, by al
frcCaTs, ia pound packages. GuarsDtepd
absolutely fresh end pure. These who are
not familiar with the superior qualities Of
Rionosa. should IN justice 20 ,hemeolyes,
give It ~ early irisl and DE- convinced.
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WILL NOT CONCUR.

WAsHrNsr3N, April 2l.-[Press.I-At q
meeting of the house committee on sppro.
priatioDs. Representative Randall Was in
birpcted to report back the naval appropri-
.tl bill with the recommendation %hat
Ivy house non-concur with the senate
tmenJments. The am snd meDts increase
The appropriation more than $4,000.
Representative Townshend was also in
D.ructei to report back the pcstotiics np.
propriation bill ~itn the roconmeuda ton
that tho house .non-concur in the senate
Amend rents, The smerdn erta incrcars q
The appropriation sbou' a3 100000.
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Forty Yesrs' Experience oil an Old Nurse

Forty Yeara' Experience oil an Old Nurse
Mrs. WILSON'S Soothing Syrup is teh
prescription of one OF the best female ply
sicisns and nurses IN the United States,
and has been USED for forty years with never
mothers and children, from the feeble infant
OF one week Old to the adult. IL c0rrects
acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels. and gives rest, health
aud comfort to- mother and cnild. We be-
Hcvc Il the best aud surest remedy in the
world in I'll cases OF Dysentery and Dilr,
rhWn ia Children, whetherar!srng from teeth
ing or irous any other cause, Full direc.
It's 4 Perkins is on the outside wrapper.
sold by all medicine dealers. % cents a
hottie.
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A thorough test of The merits OF the
Harden Hand G!ena+o Fire Extinguisher
Wnd,0r hotel o, IL o'clock, when large
ffo viii be- extinRuished by the application
81 Ieveral 81 the drensdes in the hands OF
Mr. II. l.. Nichols and Mr.. J. @. Rhodes,
WHO ara reDseseutinR the interest OF X. L..
Nohol, & Co., Grenade agents for Texas,
with office at rs Main street. Al inter.
ssted IN the control Of flames will find it to
thcir !ntercsl e. wltnegR THIS test.
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A Nov Nrnr Firm.

a New Erus tlrm'
ar. N. II. Hickox, druggist, has removed
trom ha forIser stand. No. COS Main street.
ogs door west 20 the corner Of Main end
Lam a. streets, and ass1clst, d himself with
W. II Patterson, druggist. uGder the firm
name and eiyla o. Hicscf d Patterson.
eut clerks, skillfnl compoupders, and the
store "a opou day snr night. Goods and
prescriptions are delivered 10 any part Of
the CITY free OF charge. The store has tole-
phone connection. They carry a full nnd
com piets line OF drugs aud druggist's sun
A riss
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I1nGgornIotl.

NEG YoRg, April 2l.-A letter from the
managing editor OF the most important
paper published in thu West Indies, the
D,ario de IN Marie, OF Havana, says: "In
regard ~ the situation on this island, g.
mas been exaggerated by statements in
Havana papers. The crisis sc are pas iug
through 10 OF consequence rather
on account OF the Ell cts which Il
momentnrily produces than on account of
gny iar-rosGhing result which may POSSIBLY
come about. IL is really Of no especial i'm.
porinnce hero, nor does the Il liDusieiing
moyemont influence tho regular transac.
tion Of business. 1. is hoped that In view
Of the measures taken by the government.
sfiai!s will promptly return 10 their normal
stEte Of prosperity ard progress"
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upRaAu FOR HENLEY.

WAsHIEorox, April ALL Press "A bill
was introduced by Representative Henley
TO encourage education ia states and torn.
tories; It also PROV des that all newspapers
hereafter established in tho several states
Gnd territories, in shy language wh2.so-
ever, shall be carried free OF postage Though
tho malls witnin tho limits OF the Unitsd
S.s!es and territories.
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Attention In called TO the advertisement
OF Nj. Ksns Shields In another column, who
Il acsno slcdgsc as one among the most ac-
try. he keeps full stock NJ all goods In
hin line, which hs offers At Wholesale and
retail. He gives epaclsl attention to honse
decoration. The HERALD can assure lie
readers that Mr.. Shields IL reliable and
prompt In ell his busines, engagements,
and ss oae with whom II 10 always a pleas.
ute TO transact business.
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TuEouourRAINs RESUMED.

From and after to-day passenger trans
will run through from Lido Rock 10 Mem
phis tho same as before the high water 8, snd
make close connection with oil trsna out
OF Memphis for eastern and southeastern
cities. giving tins roule its accustomed ad.
vantage IN time over competing lines.
Az tOf tioket. BY the Mamma route.
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ming on all divisions. Tho strike
wsa broken yotterday; twenty men
going TO work. They were not inierfered
with by the other strikers, and by this
movement tso back bone OF the strike was
broken. Employees are being paid as fact
AS pOssible
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THE DANKHUprUY BILL.

WAsuINeros. April 2i.-[Presr. THE
bankruptcy bill as passed by the senate
constitutes tho several district courts Of the
United States and territories and supreme
court Of the Dstric. q Oo!umbia, court, OF
bankruptcy with Jurisdiction OF all quet-
lions, elaine, assets and oxemp-
ton, composition and discharge
for the purposes of bankruptcy. The
court, shall be always open as well In vaca-
ton xs In term time. ahd when the district
Judge nom any cause !. unable
S., at the o circ .nt,,o.,jiu Judge "a
party interested, the district Judge Hsy
lsy.,fy any question involved 10 the United
tss circuit court, which Is given general
6perintsndence and jurisdiction Of all
bankruptcy proceedings, and the decision
u the circuit court snal not be re-
Viewed BY the supreme court Of tho
Dniud States except on certificate
II diss agreement between two circuit judges.
The circuit court ehsll appoint within the
teach Of q judicial district such anumber OF
6pmmieaiouery IN bankruptcy ~ may be nee.
6ss6y, not exceeding In any state the mum.
Der u members of congress 10 which state
IN the sum OF IS 900 for the faithful per-
brmsDce Of his duties. Hs "a given all the
powers Of master in chsncsry, aud may
hprssent and oct f|r tbs judge in holding
meetings and constructing business special.
" committed ~ him. Toe circuit court
esll also eppoint q supsrvirro
N bankruptcy for each Judicial circuit,
Who shall examine into tbs naturalization
Of n bankruptcy proceedings In his circuit
end call attention Of the commissioner's
oerk. and trustees to matters which would
iacil tats speedy aud economical settlements
-end9inove the ccurt lor nciicn esainss DELHI
&usns TRUSTEES He shall Wilt aud Inspect
M ofli 70 ard -.us.1sss ~ every o ommis-
gonsr aud cl-fn hl. circlit a often as
oncs eeery six m0ltss. al make report
y the Circuit riuF.. The supervisor e
0smpens stion y fixed & % no. year. The
c,mn s-isnef's compensation Il liked 81
BOO. rbe clurf may. bp<evcr, dec--.
ihn fnrthsr i oreecr uof = srese5 <lo0
fsr each case i1s.tn-si bef,re Hifa
d. 80 80, -. : 1 --s-s tla1 II .sea
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CLsv,L.bp, Apiil 2l.--A Leader special
from Canton says; Frank Dawait. arrest "a
here, will b. returned 10 Lead.
yllo for ,rial. Tor embtzzuing
Is eco tom the bank OF which
he vas president. he gal released twice
st Canton to-day on a writ Of haoeas cor.
pus, but finally arrested on United States
warrant,
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WAsHIsaroN, Auril 2l.-TJpecisl.l Tho
committee on privileges and elections do
cided not to call any more witnesses In tho
Dsny.lle and Copiah cssee, and lay the evil
denco taken before the eenate.
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Manlan in Australia.

sAS FnAsci,cJ, April q Tho sieam'
shiD Ci'y OF Sydney arrived thi.
morning from Australia bringing
Sydney aiyices dated March .7.h
Hanlon, The oaTsman, arrived March 5.
A soull.ng match. 'rricRet or Bach agdins
Hsnlon. for II go a side was arranged.
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i...rsHf.e this paint WI prove aa.is-
fo.at, 4.ln applied according 20 direo.
;il4.. DO COT rGeau guarantee Of us.i7-
Hla .lir 'er Gs6l applied, Rs every pail.
,. t.Deir NV when hgst applied, bIi Ius
..ul5I-t.s Embraces Vhiosl. tine t'
Trr,osiy fcH; tEs merits, he paiat Ny
friends and pasolucf5 IA te coun'Tr ere
A.. t1r.Gsd 'n 9rNIr,i hia z, 'aniee. Ad-
df... aii o-i..3 10 u HAM. ,ls, y 'las
1e= 81. wholesale 81 alef IN painters sup,
plies, wall pApor. window glass, eto.
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Over 900 sores Of foe land, located In
Jones county, north OF Abilene aud four
miles west of county seat, known IS Hsr-
rison county school lands loc-ted 1866.
with lsstin, water the dryest seasons. Pres.
ent prics 81 80. JAS Il I7roS.
| OvprlUn. Tex.
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ImpOrtant.
Wpen you visit or leave New York City.
save baggage, expresses or carr age hire ana
stop ct tho Grand Union hotel, opposite the
GrsUd Central depot. Blk hundred elegant
rooms, fitted up at coat OF 81 100000, re.
duced to 81 and upwards per day. Enro-
pean plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
with the best. Horse cars, stages ond ele-
vaied railroads TO all dspots. Families can
i've better for less money at the Grand
Union hotel than in any othar tiret-clsss
hotel In the city.
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100 -


Nav YonK, April Il General Bldcau
arrived this morning, and when nFked as 10
The csusea OF his resignation OF the consul
generaltbip 81 Bsvans, Bidean replied tina,
he vac not ~ liberty to s0y anything on the
sunjsct Of present.
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AUCTION SALE YXruAunpIsARy.

Ia the ttore formerly occupied by II.
Edr1ids, foe line OF diamonds gold and
silver watches, s,ivsr-p ated ware, Rogers
knives, forks and spoons. Sales every day
aud nisht until all arc told. Call and eco
the VoOGg,
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ANALYTICAL.

WA,HIser1s. April 2l.-[5peolsl An
analysis OF the vote TO take up tho MOrIi-
son bill shows the folio wing interesting aud
Significant feature: Toe vot, TO take up
the bil was 40 sns agsiugt It, 1873. o. tho
40, there wsIe 1856 dem rcrati and repuc-
liosns. o. the democrats who voted to take
up he bill 10 voted In the Caucus against
!, tar IT legislation. The democratic votes Of
ayk ansss Georgis, KentuoKy, Mississippi,
I Missouri, North CarJlius, South Carolina,
Texas and West Virginia We're sol ID 10 take
mp the tariff bill. OF The 1888 votes against
taking up the bill % were republicans and
90 democrats. OF tho 40 votes 90 take up
the bill 81 cams from the old slave states
aud SO from the free states. o. the opnosi.
tiop t, taking up the bill 122 came from
ffed states aud l6 fe0vr ~ glaya stntas
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uickox d Pnttorsonl

tne druggists, Who are always looking after
tho interest OF their customers. have now
secured the salo Of Dr.. Bosanko's Cough
aud Lung Syrup, n remedy that never fails
70 cure colds, pains In the chest and all lung
Elections. For proof coughs, try a Tree
saplgle bottle. Regular size 20 cents aud Al
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Although Pozxoni's indicated complex
Ion powder il perfectly harmless and non
explosive, e,ili IL goes # and makes good
report. Scld by all druggist.
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srANpAED DOLLARS

WARRINGTON, April 2l-[ Press. i-Iho IL
sue OF standard silver dollars for the wstk
ending April 10th is $40 ,4s9.
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Wells "Rourh on Corns"
AR tor Wens 'Eauga og Corns." lsc
Quick, cTmpltt-, permaren. cure. Corrf,
wBrts hunions.
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Fits rendered my daughter deaf, dumb
and psrnlyzsd; Samaritan Nervine cure
her" Peter Ross, Bpringwater, Wis. A
dru-uistg
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BALTIMORE April a.
Boston ............. q O Is
Cleveland ........-. 0 0 . o 0 U l %
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Thctc suffering from Dysps psis. Indigss-
tiol, ttc.. rneul read the sdyer.iscm az
81 ctldes's bqld Beef Tonic.
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hctnrf.inE tn Mork.

bcturIing to Work.
DAYrov, o. stJt2t --fH-l.aht to l-si
b the Mr. os-sargSs,r ksfs nfe rttnrnif :
ie-Korz. TlA;ls are ssain iu'y
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Made it.ticig.

The best smoking tobacco IL Little
] ,kpru
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NATE To THE RING INMATES.

VIENNA, April q = lurne tha peii1rm
snce OF a crrrs this evening the roof o, the
structure tel in. THE lights SIRE ez'
iingoished ami terrible panic ensnct
-hici was increased By The outhreek q
Ere. Five deal b1dles and leo wonnftd
have hcel carried from the ruins. a lsrae
humber Of p-rsnrs ar missing.
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SENSIBLE FRANCE,

LONDON, April 2l.-EnrliSh detectives re-
turning from France failed 10 link ard
Irish American suspects with the oyno-
mite plots. The French authorities
deny they intend TO expel the suspects
In absence of positive proof OF
not ,niefere. Even thu Britain EN- ssssy
Of Paris holds aloof No ,rscs hss been
found OF the reported private dynamite
factories in the north Of France