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4 Battle FIFTH ESCAPED PRISONERS.

ST. LOUIS, April 13.-Eight prisoners confined
in the Jail at Gainesville Greene County Ark assaulted
the taller last night and escaped after they had secured
arms from tho aiers house. posse Of fifty citzeHs
started IN pursuit and pitched battle occurred In which
over one hundred shots fired. A burglar named
Breckman was killed and three other prisoners were
wounded and secured. The remainder escaped Ihe
taller received dangerous injuries.
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SORAKIOHI TO WRESTLE ANOTHER CHRISTOL.
LEY rELEGRAPm 10 TnE TRIBUNE.l

CLEVELAND, April 13.-Lucicn Marc Christol
has challenge to Matsada soraklchi to wrese him
mixed match of two bouts OF catch-as-catch-cn and
two at japanese style the fifth TO he tossed for If neces
eary match is TO be for 500 side and receipts
the door The challenge has been accepted and the
match will come off next Thursday night at Toledo
Chrsto is brother of Andre ChTisOl whom Soraklchi
defeated at Cleveland Saturday. he Is fine wrestler
at catch-ascatch-can but has no experience IN the
japanese style lie will undoubtedly make h3iu srus
gle to regain the laurels lost by his brother.
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BLAlNE'S rROSPECTS IN MAINLAND.

WILMINGToN, Del. April 13.-IncOmplcte
returns yesterdays election for delegates TO the Re
publican state Convention indicate that the unpedged
delegates will have a slight majority the
Blaine delegates In the convention The unpedged
ticket swept this city and county but IN Kent Richard
Harrington Joined hands with his old enemies, and
prtsed the anti Blaine by sweeping that county
ihe Blaine ticket Both factions are now figuring
Sussex from which returns esgre. The convention
meets on Thursday.
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portanco is attached to their continued cry for
recognition
INnICATIoNs IN FAvOR OF BLAINE.

OF afty-three letters received on Friday
from various parts OF tho State at the tnde-
pendent Republican Conference Committee rooms'
No 100 broadway, twenty-five named Elaine
a. first choice twenty-five Edmunds, five Logan
three Lincoln. and Arthur. The second choice Ia
mainly Lincolp though Blaine and Edmunds are much
interchanged in the and second relation. one man
writes that he r. In favor OF either Blaine or Edmunds
because they favorable 20 Civil Service keiOrh'
bus would prefer Bnstow James h-some one
would n elected the Civil Service Reform laws
enforced Another writer suggests Blaine and echfz ~
good ucket. The secretary Of the committee says MS
estimate OF NewYork State IL that Blame Will nave
forty Of the seyenty-twO delegates 10 Chicago.
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MoRE ASsErs roR AN EMRlRRAssED BAyK.

MONMOUTH, H., April 13.-The First Nation
nj Bank have discovered about $4,000 add
tonal assets shape of GOOD paper slowed away Ia
the vault will reduce the deficit that the assess
ment necessary to resume business Will only be
about fifteen per Of the capital stock Hubbard
has not been heard from The directors have been
able TO open the burgarproof cash box in the vault
which IL said 10 contain So 600 cash. Hubbard
them the combination TO II on Monday before he alb
seconded. but il will work II is believed that the
stockholders will make good the deficit and resume bust
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TELEGRAPH NOTES.
BECOMING A total WRECK

BECOMING A IOlAL WRECK.
FORT MACON, NJ c., April l3.-The schooner Clara W,
Eilwcll, before reported ashore, viii become a total
wreck. The Grew was saved. The schooner has
about four feet vi water In her.
PEDLER FATALLY STABBED.
NASHVILLE Tenn, April l3.-Meyer Friedman. Rus
peder, fatally stabbed here last night by
some person unknown
HORSE HURT AND JOCKEY KILLED.
LOUISVILLE, April 13.-WoOdng and PuryeaT's colt
Of the favories In tho Derby aud other
stakes at the coming spring meeting here,
ran away to-day, iniuring himself badly by striking
against fence tie ell Oh his jOoky, fatally ijuring
him.
SUICIDE OF MURDERER.
PoRIL AND Oregon, April lS.Charles H. Finsyson axe
teyenteen who convicted or having murdered his
grandmother, hanged himself IN corridor " the) JAIL
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION
DEs MONIES April ia boiler exploded In MILL
ohnnt nft.en miles southeast OF this city. Henry
snoneer wss killed and David spencer and a lad were
fatally hurt.
THE sPINNERs MAINTAIN THE STRIKE.
FALL RIVER April l3-The striking spinuerr held their
regular weekly meeting last night and decided to
tnue the strike at present The strike hss lasted ten
weeks and the weekly expenses OF the sPinners Union
are u GOO
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BArrLEFEELDs 10 BE yISITLD.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-A circuiarletter has
been to exocers and soldiers OF the Fifth Army
Corps inviting them TO make a visit April 15 to the
battlededs Of Fredericksburg, Charlottesville and the
Wilderness The letter of invitation signed by Generals
Hunt Newton, Rosecrans LODgstIeet, Fsrchild and by
j. Ii. Stine, historian OF the Corps.
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TRorBLEs OF FRENCH MINERS.

PARIS April 13.-A committee representing
the various French miners syndcates met to-day at st.
Etienne Delegates present from all the northern
portion of France proposal for general strike was
rejected resolution hoping that the Government
would not for any length Of time leave the miners at the
mercy OF the companies, but Introduce measures 70 re-
wise the law protect the workmen passed. The
sr,nntonH OF a strike are weakening.
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sVEtSTER CALICO BALL.

The Easter Calico Ball and Reception of the
Commercial Travellers Club held last night at Irving
Hall Among the guests were representatives OF the
Rival Dramatic Association the Addison Literary Club
and Company T., 22d Regiment Professor sohwab fur
nished the music The cub soon expects to unite with
the Commercial Travelerf Association whose headQuar
ters are ut syracuse.
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sggRJyrs Py0BT FOR 4 PRISONER.

LEXINGTON. Ky, April 13.-A serious fight
occurred yesterday between two shers Chesapeake
and Ohio train sheriff William Dawson, OF Mnysville
had prisoner whom he endesvorng to take TO that
place. Tho prisoner also wanted In Rowan County,
aud Sheriff Day, of that county, with four deputies
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A DETELMTVED ATTEMPT At SCICUE.

Christian Spring German, age siXty-twO,
stabbed himself in the neck and twice In the breast with
tableknfe at his home. No. 80 Second ave- last night
His injuries not serious. Yesterday morning be at
tempted to hang himself in the cellar but prevented
nv his wife on Saturday he the with the
intention of drowning himself but was followed and
tsken home by q neighbor. He made sounding
boards at WebeTs piano factory until tho factory was
burned out "a year ago. Since then his wife says he
has been subject ts Of despondency lie WAS sent
q prisoner to Bellevue Hospital
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TWO KENTUCKY MCRDERS.

PADUCAH, KY, April 13.-Ben Tedwell killed
William owens with a shotgun last Thursday night, in
wood-choppers' camp in remote part Of this county
Tedwell made his escape News has just been received
here that in Hickman County Saturday night, April 5,
Lewis Smith his brother called Bob" Virgin out Of
bis house. killed him with q pistol and escaped
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REPUBLICAN ELECTIONS IN KENTUCKY.
CINCINNA1I. O.. Anril BIN COvington ana

CINCINNATI, o., April l3.-ln COVihgUoh anu
Newport. KY that branch OF Republicans headed by
General Finue collector OF internal Revenue triunPneu
last night In eecting delegates from Kenton ana CahI
bell Counties to the state Republican Convenon "n0"
will choose delegates for the Chicago Convention
C,uErrsRuRG Ky April I3.-The Republicans Oft
IXh District yesterday selected uninstructed delegates
10 the state Convention. The Blaine Republicans WIN
drew and will hold convention Monday TO select ueF
eRates instructed for Blaine.
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TILDEN SENTIMENT IN GEORGIA.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUSE.l

ATLANTA, April 13.-The Democratic Con
ventlon called for June will elect delegates IN favor OF D
J. Tlden. No other candidate has even a following III
this state tovernor Mcdaniel regards Tilden ss the
stTong Il m an in the race COlqut and Brown are ike
" for him
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AGAINS1 CHINESE La CNDRIES.

CLEVELAND, April 13.-The leading laundry
firms OF Cleveland the number OF twenty thirty,
association TO protect their interests from
the rnousprices made by the Chinese lsundrios The
Chinese prices from time TO time and have nearly
driven several large American Arms ont OF business
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LEWIS COUNTY FOR BLAINE.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.1

LowviLLE, n. Y, April 13.-At the Lewis
County Republican caucus which twas held yesterday,
the following delegates elected 10 the XXIId Con-
gressional District Convention: A. NJ. Lbmphere,
Charles u Boshart and Fanum ]. Bowen. Mr. Lam
phere who heads the delegation, Is the who ap
pointed and confirmed postmaster but whose commits
Sion refused by President Arthur The delegation
is solid FOL Blaine
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A CRITICISM ON MIR. BARRETT.

LONDON. April 13.-1he Observer, comment
ing Lawrence Barres appearance last evening says:
ave can scarcely believe that Mr. Baerett is to full
advantage I'm Yorick' HIS manner s refined and pleas
ing rather than strongly impressive ne play is full OF
DompOus pathOs"
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RECOGNITION OF GENERAL YGLESIA

REOOONIIION OF TLNEKAI 1NLESIAS.
PANAMA, Apil GA letter from Lima dated
March 20, says; Tue Government Of General
Yglesas has been formally recognized by those
OF Ecuador, Bolivia Chill Hayt. COST Rica Honduras
Nicaragua the Swiss Confederation, Denmark Sweden,
and by tho Holy Father the foreign ONCE OF Peru is
lust now without head. Senior Larrabure Unanue
placed his reslgDaton In the hands OF the President
yesterday. II IL unders TODD that divergence OF opinion
existed with ScnOr Larrabure or the most in
portant matters Affecting tue welfare OF Peru.
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NSURGFNTS IN CUBA.

MADRID, April 13.-An official dispatch from
Cuba reports that band Of fortytwo insurgents. under
Duran, who intended Joining AguerO, attacked by
troops and thirty-eght men were killed.
KEY WEST. Fla, April 13-BOats from tho flagship
Tennessee patrOng around island and the light
house Laurel Is cruising about the entrance OF
the harboT to intercept any contemplated expedition to
Cuba Rumors rife but they have little foundation.
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STRIKES OP NAILERs ENDED.

BosToN, April 13.-A dispatch from Ware
ham. Mass, says: NEARLY every striking nailnr and
plato turner connected with the south Wareham Nail
Works will resume work tomorrow morning. The works
will start with about the usual number OF hands. The
Parker Mills Nail Company Ia making arrangements to
resume active operations April %. when all the men
will 10 In"
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A REPUBLICAN STRONGHOLD FOR BLAINE.

LANCASTER, Penn, April 13.--At the Repub-
lean primary election yesterday In this county. Lewis
s. Hartman was nominated for delegate to the Chicago
Convention with the other delegate in doubt Hartman
is strong Blaine The delegates TO the state Con-
yenton are unInsructed, but It is probable that
than half Of them are for Blaine
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,EW-YORK, MONDAY, APRIL IA, 1884

boarded the train for the purpose Of capturing h InSy
oyerpowered Dawson, beating him severely, tooK the
prisoner delivered him the Jail at Moorehead ana got
reward Of $50 which had been offered Tor MS afTes1
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AMERICAN MTNSTRELs IN LONDON.

LONDON, April 13.-The Messrs. Frohman
opened the Royal Holborn Theatre on Saturday night
with Callenders Minstres The house crowded and
the company well received.
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"A WELCOME TO GENERAL TREvINo.

NEw-ORLEANs, April 13.-A dispatch from
Monterey Mexico says General Trevno arrived
day on special train Ten thousand persons were at
the depot to welcome him home.
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TURKEY AND THE POWERS.

LONDON April 14.-Tho Porte having de-
cided put the tariff into execution juno g. the
Governments Of England, France. Germany, Russia, Bel
gum and the United States have Informed the Porte that
they Will not consent to the abolition OF their commercial
rights under the CapituatiOns.
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THE OLD GUARDS BOSTON FIST.
ny TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

I"' l'''''H1II To INT I"IIV'H'I
BosTON, April 13.-AlajOr Dexter II. Follett,
Colonel John T. Stevenson, Captain A. A. Folsom, Lieu
George H. Allen and Lieutenant Holbrook Of the
Ancient and Honorable Artillery COMPANY have gone TO
NewYork TO make arrangements for visit OF the Old
Guard To Boston In May.
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TAJyLY TRYING 70 ESCAPE FROM JAIL.

MILWAUKEE, April 13.-Fifteen prisoners in
the County Jail attempted to escape this morning. They
threw IN the acrs eyes but he managed to
the outside door before any of the prisoners got out
They are nearly all burglars and highwayuen.
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FLIGHT or A DEFA ULIIN0 CASHIER.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, April 49,. G. Cotton
cashier OF the Bank OF Newton, reported 10 be dc
the OF s. 900. He passed through this
city yesterday in his flight stopping VI the
principal hotels and getting dinner
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A PROSPEROUS NEGRO KILLED.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, April 13. - Toby Hol-
lingsworth welltodo coored man, killed here as
night He was fred upon by lying in am
bush
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A poUGHKEEpsIE MERCHANT MISSING.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, April 13.-Charles Eastmead,
an old and esteemed merchant OF this CITY, is missing lie
has i'll several months and It believed that ne Is
wandering amlessy about the country when last seen
he faded light brown overcoat dark mAeu tlou
sers and black Derby hat He has full gray beard and
afaahe
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THE IyoroP QUESTION IN OHIO

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 13.-The bill repeating
the local option Of the Scott liquor law which
gave to residents OF incorporated villages tho right
by vote 10 prohibit the sale OF liquor has be-
come As the Legislature adourns Monday II Is
thought this will be the end of legislation on the liquor
question
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4 FrRyIsHIyG STORE BURNED

ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 13.-Levis furnish
ing goods store owned by NJ Rothsten. of New York.
was burned this evening. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
81 900.
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: uIrpr ANn Jockey KILLED
st-rCrDE OF A MURDERER.

PORTLAND Oregon, April 18.-Charles B Flnsyson axe
seventeen who WAS convicted or having murdered his
erandmothe hanged himself IN corridor Sf the Jail
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DROPS TO SAVED From THE FLOODS

NEw-ORLEANs, April 13.-A dispatch from
Baton Rouge TO The eayune The river Is steadily
declining this point wsst Baton Rouge will probably
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THE POPE AID FREEMASONRY.

htJVt'INI'
PARIS April 13.-The GdulOis says the POpe
preparing strong encyccal letter against Freomasons
aud other secret societies.
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suffer as much as at first apprehended The planters
hope save the greater portion Of the seed cane Iny
bave Just put in operation drainage machines lol 'no
purpose Of relieving the crops OF water.
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BLAINE DELEGATES IN VIRGINIA.
fsY TELEGRAPH 10 TIRE TRIBUSE.l

MARTINsvILLE, Va, April 13.-At the Henry
County Coalition primary election yesterday strong
inc delegates TO the state Convention elected
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CALIFORNIA DELEGATES FOR BLAINE.

CALIFORNIA DELEOA IES FUK BLAINE.
Los ANGELES, CAL, April 13.-The Republic
cans OF county In convention yesterday elected
pledged candidates TO the State Convention. II is under
stood however that they favor Blaine
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PoIiticai

OSHKOSH, WIS, April 26.-The Republican
Convention in the Nineteeuth Senatorial
District, and three assembly districts Of
Winnebago County, elected delegates to-
day as follows: G. B. Clark, ID. Libby. NJ
II. Eaton, John Hicks, G.. A. Whiting.
Henry Hewitt, T. E. Loppe, T.. ID. Henry.
IL is understood that the delegates are for
Arthur
MARSHALL, ILL, April 2G.-The Clark
County Democratic Convention met i'm this
city to-day to select delegates to the state
Congressional and Representative Conven.
tlons. Five delegates were selected for the
State Convention, and twelve each for the
Congressional and Representatives. No
instructions were given, but the delegations
are, by large majority, i'm favor OF the
old ticket-Tilden and Hendricks The
session lasted five hours, and was n very
stormy one.
GRAYsoN, KY, April 26.-The Carter
county Democracy, in Convention, asks
Tor the platform OF 1876, and Tilden and
Hendricks as the party's standard bearers.
RALEIGH, \. c., April 2G.-'The Eighth
Congressional District Republican Conven.
tion elected delegates TO Chicago and
instructed for Arthur and Lincoln.
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THE SOUDAN.
BRUSH lndecision Endangering The
Khedive's Person.
be Receive. Letters DenouncInx Him n. +.
Iraitor---rhe BritIsh toyrrsment
Decide % Inn possible 60 Re-
lieye Bcrber Now

LONDON, April 26.-The Khedive has
caused the British Government to be noti.
ned that because OF the indecisive nature
OF the English policy in Egypt, his 30.
sltion, which has long been one of intolera.
ble annoyance, has now become absolutely
dangerous. II is stated that Tewfk Pasha
mas, ever Since the advent of Clifford LLOYD
AS Under Secretary Of the Interior for
Egyptian affairs, been treated, even in
public, with sort of popular contempt, SO
far within the law as 10
thwart official cogninance, but
so pronounced and unmistakable
as 10 he the more CALLING and uncomfortable,
because not punishable. The natives have
~. 19ASasgerated notions concerning Lloyd.
ihey know that he was appointed to Egypt
because OF his success in bringing to
punishment Irish rebels" while he was
resident British Magistrate i'm Ireland;
anu they assume that having subdued the
irish he has been transferred TO Egypt for
the purpose of accomplishing the oblitera.
tloh oil Egyptian nationality. Tewhk has
come To be regarded as traitor
iU,o ms country, who has abso-
r%.eY nsonYa sold out the Egyptian
anu Is biding his time fora final retreat
from Egypt upon the wealth given him in
prlbes, and he is hated by the fellaheen
WIN mortal enmity. Recently the Khe.
''' i'N'lNth many threatening mes
sages, and he now complains that he is i'm
1alIy receipt of letters ordering him TO ab-
uicate and leave the country, under pen
atty OF assassination. Yesterday he re.
celVed letter, in which he was denounced
as "a traitor 10 Egypt and tool OF the
lnhdel," and i'm which the threat was made
that unless he quit the Egyptian throne
ana left the country immed ediately he would
3e poisoned by persons in his closest conf
uence. He has fallen into sort OF chronic
melancholy and conducts himself as one
partially demented. I'm an interview, Sir
Henry Gordon stated that Lord Granville
ana the Government were still undecided as
10 the eNpediency of sending an expedition
Tor the relief OF Berber and Khartoum
Sir Henry said that he had expressed To
Lord Granville his belief that General Cor.
doh was In no personal danger, and advised
that the Government should await
the arrival of General Sir Gerald Graham
VINO Is warm personal friend Of General
Sordon, and who accompanied him up the
Nile as far as Dongola, on his way 90 Khar-
toum' General Graham is now on his way
TO England, as we'll as Sir Evelyn Barring
ana Mir. Clifford Lloyd, and is expected TO
arrive with them on Monday.
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Cutting Down Diplomatic Appropriations.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The House Com.
mittee on Appropriations to-day reported a
pliI making appropriation for the consular
ana diplomatic service. The amount an.
proprlatcd Is @'1, 40, which il $685., 30 less
Ihah the estimates, and S3lS $50 less than
the appropriation for the present wear. The
measure reduces the continoan,
expenses OF the legations SBg.5OO:
oi conSulstes, $4,000. The allowances for
clerk hire at cOusulates is reduced $50 600
Inc annual salaries OF the Ministers to Aus.
trla and Italy are reduced from $4,000 90
SlV'ooO. The office Of Agent and Consul
ueheral az CAIRO Is made a consulate at an
annual salary OF 5000. The Office of Min.
lSter TO houmania, Servia and Greece is
abolished, and Consuls provided for
greece and Roumana. A similar change is
made in the office Of Minister to Bolivia.
Inc consul Generalship at Madrid and the
CousuIshlp at Honolulu are abolished, as
are number OF unimportant consulates at
other places. The salary of the Minister To
Colombia is increased from $500 TO
&iV'OVO, and the Consul General at Hong
Kong from - 900 To s. 600
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Wind slnrm in Michinan

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, April 27-Tbere
has been high wind prevailing ell day.
IL has done much damage all over the
northern part Of Nh" state. Reports from
a dozen places ON the line OF the Grand
Rapids q Indiana Railroad announce great
trouble and damage from forest fires to
large amount Of property in the shape Of
fences, wood, and railroad ties. Several
small villages have been destroyed. About
8 o'clock tonight a fire started in NJ. J.
Clsrk's lumber yard at Cedar Springs. de.
stroying 2,O)o.OO) feet of partly seasoned
pine. II now threatens the entire village.
special train with fire engines has zone
~ their assistance from bore. The wind is
blowing a gale from the wost