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New Ulm weekly review., 1884-04-30
HR / ! !! ] !
Rs~@~n The use of the torn .sshort
DLine' in connection with the
corporate name of great
road, conveys an idea OF just
what Is required BY the trav.
~ cling publie--a Short Line,
T1Tn Quick Time and the best Of
Accommodattons--sll of
which are furnished by the
Ia greatest Railway IN Ameri-
ca.
AT WA UKEE
AM22ST. paul:

1t owns aad operates over 4,eoolmilss Of road in
Nsrthsrn Illinois. Wisconsin, Minnesota. Iowat
Of the Northwest and Far West, It naturally an
swsrs the description Of Short Line, and Best
Route bstWsen
CHICAGO, MlLwAux1s,jer. PAUL AND A1xz1AP.
CHICAGO ,M1LwArKss, oaToRvlLLs, AslaDnnz.
AND BIAHNDAL1.
CHICAGO, MILWAuKDD, Ho1TAoB, Ia CAosSH AND
WIKoNA.
Cn1cAso, K1LwAuxss. wAusAu AxS MsaarLl.
Lac AND OsKosH.
CHICAGO, A1LwAuK11, WAuKlsnA. AND OcoR.
CHICAGO, MlLwAUxaB, 1ADfSs1 AND phAll1n
IeAao, M1LwAuKl1, owxrsHrA, HANKA1o
AND FARIBAULT.
Chicago, Beloit, JanesvlIls and Mineral Psint.
Chicago, Elgn. Rockford and Dubuque.
Chicago, Cllnton, Rock 1slald, Cedar Rapids and
Chicago, Dea Molass, esuneil Bluffs and Omaha.
Chicago, Milx:uks:. I.:. Albert L.. .ad southern
ohtealo Milwaukee, Mason City, Mitchell, ::and
Rock Island, Dubuque, St. Paul ana hinneapo-
Davenport, Calnar, st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Milwaukee. Racine, Beloit, Eresport ana Rock
Mitchell, Wolsey, Ashton and Aberdeen.
(Jim River Valley Lihe.)
PslInSs sEeepers and the Fissss DssdsS
Cars q ehe .serI9 are run on the main line. Of
1AIk Wy, and every attention 10 p I'd to pas
sengsrs by courteeus employees Of ths Company.
g. MERRILL, Av. II. CARPETE
Genu Manager. G0nl Pass A On
TT. CLARK, ~ GEO. H. HEAFFORDt
Gsa'l Slpt. .Aat. Pass. Asst Gsnl
New Ulm weekly review., 1884-04-30

The only known specific for Epileptte FITS. n
Also for spasms aud Falling Sickness. Nervous
Weakness It instantly relieves and Cleanses
blood. and quickens sluggish circulation. Neutra-
Lies germs Of disease and saves sickness. Cures
New Ulm weekly review., 1884-04-30

Dupont, the well known powder
manufacturer, was killed by an ex-.
plosion at his powder works last
week. He was worth $13,000.000.
New Ulm weekly review., 1884-04-30
SPEER'
PORTUGAL GRAPE. WINE.
Also

xFRRMENTED GRAPE JUICE.
Used in the principal Churches for Cummunion
Excellent for Females Weakly Persons and til
New Ulm weekly review., 1884-04-30

ugly blotches and stubborn blood sores. Eliminates
BoilS. Carbuncles and ecalds. I9Permanently and
promptly cures paralysis Yes, it IL charming and
healthful Aperient. Kills scrofula and Kings Evil,
twin brothers. Changes bad breath to good, rsmov.
New Ulm weekly review., 1884-04-30
SHERIFFS SALE.

80 a..
New Ulm weekly review., 1884-04-30

lns the cause. Routs bilious tendencies and makes
clear complexion. Equalled by none in the delirium
OF fever A charming resolvent and matchless
laxative. It drives Sick Headache Ike tho wind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-29
the defense announced that their opening would be
reserved
The Taking Of Testimony Berun.

Thomas B. Kirby. formerly private secretary 10
the Postmaster General, was the nrst witness
called, and identified copies OF the Official postal
laws. rules and regulations
Joseph Cochran. post ONCE clerk, was examined
and Identified the contracts and orders on the two
routes In question.
MI Jere Wilson, In cross-examination, wanted
to bring out the fact that all the papers in the
Jackets had not been produced
Mr. Worthington said that the defense could pro-
Mr. Wilson argued that II should be shown that
at the time Mr. Kellogg was charged with persuad-
Ing Mr. Brady that there were on le also petitions
asking for the same thing.
Judge Wylie said that that would be no defense
OF Kellogg
The witness said that he thought the papers Of
fered were all or the papers In the Jackets at the
time the orders were made.
JUDGE wYIIE's LESSON.
After recess John NJ. Norris, a clerk IN the con-
tract ONCE, Post Orfce department, was called 70
prove official papers
Inspector p. Fl. woodward was called also and
examined as to the papers
Judge Wylie said all the morning had been spent
In approaching the proof OF question that not
disputed and that was that Mr.. Price was con-
tractor on certain routes. He did not propose TO
spend all summer on trifieS "You cannot make a
star route case out OF this, said Judge Wyiie al
received lesson from the other cases which shall
never forget and shall never follow"
Mr. Worthington read Prices contracts In the
TWO routes and the orders Of expedition
Amos NJ. Wilson, the post office clerk who made
the entries In the Journal Of the various orders
made, was next examined.
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Shocking Tragedy In I0wa.
SON MURDERS HIS FATHER WHOM In cHARHu

AUDrBoN, IOWA, April 29.-Cfcero Jettefeo0
has confessed that he, with his two brothers-in
law, murdered his father last Friday night Jus
tice Rogers held Cicero Jefferson 90 await the
action OF the grand jury, and Smyth and Wilson.
the brothers-n-law, VIII be examined to-morrow
il appears that Wilson had been told that his wife
had not always been virtuous He accused her
and she admitted having habitually been intimate
with her father, through compulsion, ana that abe
had once been IN trouble by him THIS angered
Wilson, and he saic that he would either leave her
or XIII the old man. She wanted him TO do neither
He consulted with Smyth. and the tragedy OF FIJI
day was the result OF the consultation Many
believe that Smyth was the real party who got the
girl or girls In trouble, and caused them charge
II TO the old man. The prisoners are In no danger
from the citizens al present Rumors that their
friends In Carol county would raise a mob and
come down and nberate them, caused a ripple OF
excitement and has resulted II Increased vigilance
on the part OF Sheriff Herbert who has them be-
hind three inch iron doors The people here win
stand by him and assist him In the discharge of
his duties lie VIII keep the jail strongly guarded
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The New Nork walking Match.

NEw YORK, April 2s--lO a In score Rurrpll lex
miles; Noremac, loo miles. RGwe la miles. NItsy
le2 miles; Nint, $50 miles Thompson ilS niles Dsy
lss miles; Elson. la miles; Pancbot, Ia2 niles Her
", les; Fitzgerald, It's. Canpana. al suEy an WITH
drawn.
l2 m-Score: Rowen. Is5 miles: Fitzgerald. I,,s
Day, lac; Noremac, l10. Nint, ls9: Heriy loo E.
son, 155: Campana. 81; Thompson, Iig Nitaw 100.
Panchot, i6l; BurrelL i32
p M Rpwell, lss miles; Fitzgerald Ia, Day, Lea;
Noremsc, l74: Nint. l63 HerJy, l1I Elson ls0 CAM
pant. 81; Thompson, ls3 NiLaw, ITO. Panchot lds;
BurTell. tS5
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Two Suspected Mnrderers Narrowly
Escape ~ ynchiug.

FoRr WAYNE, Ism, Apr1l 29.-Two men, named
respectively Richards and SmlIh, were arrested ON
SUNDAY near Berne, Ind, on suspicion OF having
murdered Amos BOCkes last Friday mornlug They
were taken 10 Decatur Ind. and lodged IN the cal
aboose- Adyices FROM Decatur. dated at O'Clock
this morning, say mob took the prisoners from
the caiapooSe about li O'Clock Tor the purpose OF
lynching them, but the prisoners begged 80 pitr-
ously that the mob weakened and returned them
70 the authorities unharmed They Will be brought
here for safety
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The Jeannette Investigati0n.
RN0NHRR N1LvILLB TELLS AGAIN TIE OLD. SAD
STORY.


IN0NERR NRLvIlLB TELLS AGAIN TIE OLD. sAD
STORY.
After the close OF The STARS report yesterday,
Engineer Melville testified before the Jeanette
committee, telling the old story OF suffering and
explaining the dinlcultes between Collins and the
rest OF the omcers insignificant and the result OF
misapprehension on the part OF Collins.
suBFGNAs FOR NEW WITNESSES
Subp1nas were issued this morning by the chair
man OF the Jeanette sub-committeee for John T.
Jackson, Berlin correspondent Of the New York
Herald, who the committee is informed has arrived
In New York, and two or three other Witnesses
FOLSOM BEFORE cANNIBALHM.
Tho examination OF Nj. Melville was continued,
and he expressed his belief with emphasis that the
course taken by DeLong was the w1sest for the
safety OF the party, under the circumstances ana
with the means and Information at hand Witness
did not see any interference by DeLong with the
movements OF NJ. Collins on the retreat witness
said that he and Dr. Amber frequently talked
about the proper course TO be pursued In an
emergency, and arrived at the conclusion that II
emergency arose which would suggest canntbalixm
they determined TO take cyanide OF potassium and
put themselves out OF the way. As matter OF
fact, however. they left the vessel fn haste and
took no poison with them
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AhlHNh HkN LAk'fELf u lnF NAJNkTY.
GALVESTON, 1kkas, April ga dispatch 20 the
Ne'rs from Fort Worth SAWS: The eAry trains yrs-
terday morning brought In several hundred raors
Delegates 10 the republican state convention IL n
estimated tSat threenf;Es of the deles ates Will lie
white men. close canvass oi the delegations
now here, shows that the Arthur men arr larSely
In the majority. but there T. no disposition 10 end
an Instructed delegation 20 Chicago
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Sports in Chicago.
A FIERCE sLrGGISo hATcH-TEEMER AND coNLKy -

CHICAGO, April e9.-in fight with small gloves
last night, Queensbury rules. Capt James Dalton
knocked OUT John Driscoll, 20-pounder, In ons
and half minutes IL was a fierce slugglng con-
Articles were signed herR yesterday between
John Teemer OF McKeespOrt Pa, and Peter CoDley,
OF Portland, Me-, for rowing race of one and
half miles with turn, at Pullman, May SOth,
for 81, 900 side.
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Terrible Dynamise ExpDessen.

ONE NAN KILLED AND THrR1EnN W0CNDEn
CHICAGO, Aprl GA dispatch 70 the Dafiy Nesoo
from Bloomington, Ind, says "Early this morning
IRE broke OUT In O frame dive ling near ElIetpS.
ing was small frame structure belonging % the
stone WORKS, In which was stored q large quantity
OF dynamite for blasting purposes The nru
reached this building and caused q teff10c explo.
sion, killing Wm. Williams and wounding tniYfeen
Others Among those severely wounhded n PofaS
Matthews, one OF the owners OF the stone woetas
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Steamer Falmouth ON Fire.
THREE MEN RURNrD TO Drhru

PORTLAND, Me-, April 29.-The steamer HAl.
mouth, OF the International steamship companyp
line, caught IRE at her wharf at ! O'Clock thl1
morning, and at a. N. Was stu burning. She
viii probably be totally destroyed She was valued
at 100000, and insured for $50, 900 At 23o 4 m.
John Giilis are thought TO have been burned q
death They were sleeping on board and have nd
been seen since the firel
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Republican Primaries fn I0ul&villes
BITTER FEELING BETWEEN ARTHUB AND ANTI


LOUISVILLE, KY, April 23-At the republican PR
mareS held in the various wards or this city last
night, to elect delegates 10 the state convention,
the feeling so bitter between the Arthur and
anti-Arthur men that with one exception the ward
elections were disorderly, and resulted In the
selection OF two sets OF Delegates Hon Walter
Evans, commissioner OF internal revenue, was
elected q delegate from his ward
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MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
THE STEAMSHIP FALMOUTH BURNED
the NEW YORK WALKING MATCH.
Death Of En-GoScruor Wasshsvs, 81
Sest Strgtuin.

Special Dispatch 10 TIE EvtSrSe STAR
LswIsBrRs, w VA, April es-Ex-Governor Henry
Mason Matthews died here last night at is O'Clock,
after sickness OF ter davs asesi ~ yearx
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SCOTCH fNIsRAS7s Yon CANADA

LONDON, April es.-The report OF the Scotch
crofters commission advises emigration as a rem
edy against poverty, the emigrants 10 ~ aided by
government grants for their passage eA ,ensos and
the requirement OF land In Canada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-29

The PROMENADE CONCERTS by the Ma zine band
In the grounds south OF the Presidents House. VIII
begin next Saturday afternoon, at $50 O'clock
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kilograms to The Star.
THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.

ARTHUR MEN AHEAD IN TEXAS.
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DEFIANCE TO aRrsrocRAcY.
The Maryland Democrats.


IoSAL coSvKsrIosa
BALTIMORE, April 29.-The state democratic cen.
tral committee met at Barnun's to-day and named
June buh, in this city, for the state convention TO
assemble 70 select delegates the democratic ma
uonal convention The state convention win select
district as well as deiega es-a t-large.
The congressional conventions were appointed
for August 9th at Cambridge, Elkton. Baltimore
city g and a.. Laurel and Rockville. The time for
the primary elections ts left with the district and
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CHICAGO, April 29.-Isaac jacobson, q eramu a.
nberately shot and killed George Bedeu IN ~
Jacobson q dollar, which the murderer clsSlnS1
Bedell owed him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-29

Trouble in the Louisville, Ky, Primaries
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fHy fvrrrve STAR is served to Subscribers IN the
e4y by rar1erz on their account at 10 cents per
week or "a cents per month Copies ct the counte.
cents each Byunl-postaTe prepsid-Soc cens Hoh'ns
ere year, g. six months 81
Entered as the Post Ofhce at Washington ID. q -
second -clsss mail uatterl
TnH WEEKLY SrAR-publshed on Friday-Sl Sea<.
POSTAGE preTsid Six months. so cents
~ An mail subscriptions must be paid Ia advance;
n tpaper sent longer than fs paid for
Rates Of advertisinT made known on application.
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Close Call for rhe 4.

C1O0e CA11 Tor the LlQ0Or Mem
ALBANY, n. Y, April 29.-The bill adding an axt1.
Gle to the state constitution prohibiting The mann,
facture and sale OF Intoxicating liquors WaS -
to-day-60 against Ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-29

ST. JOINS. y. r.. April 2s.-The French banking
schooner Poquebot was run down yesterday morn
ing forty miles southeast OF Saint Pierre by the
Norwegian barque Venus, bound from Liverpool 20
Quebec. Twelve men were killed and drowned
The captain and six OF the crew were saved ana
landed BY the Venus at Saint Pierre.
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Anxiety About the Steamship state q
Florida.



GLASGOW. April 29-Some anxiety s felt q
Greenock In regard 70 the steamship State OF Flor,
ida, OF the STATE line, which left New York April
12, and is consequently several DAYS over due De-
tectives awaiting the arrival OF the steamer 70
arrest somebody who is supposed 70 be dynA-
vntf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-29

Ssistant Secretary Coon has
received q cable message from Sir Nathaniel Roths-
child the great banker of London as follows: sCon-
graduate you and American government on its ex-
colent ch0ica
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The SECRETARY OF THE NAVY has given permis-
sion for the steamship City OF New Castle TO be
put In dry dock at the Boston navy yard.
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THE coMPLEx52N, ION, co,,p, rx,os
THE COMPLEXION
THE EYEBROWS, THE EYELASHES.
THE EYEBROWS, THE EI CLASHES,
THE EYEBROWS THE EYELASHES'


The Oriznal Greek method of treatment by DR. J. VAN
DfCk, Derlnatologist and Professional Compexionist
No y Grant Place. between 9Th and 10Th G and n
Hours. TO 7: Sundays 9to2
Eve woman has desire to be as beautiful pretty
and attractive possible and perfect horror Of grow
ing old 1t is woraus duty to be beautiful and she
should do all In her to her beauty as
ID life "a she can Il Is mistaken idea that personal beau
Y Is purely matter Of youth. for lady we'll up in the
thrtles can well dipute the palm with the Of n
Helen OF Troy was forty when Paris fell in love with
ne Aspasia welded Perices at Cleopatra was
thirty when she fascinated Marc Antony; lana De
P.ti' rs carried off Henry the XI at the same age:
King Louis the XIV; Nnon De G Euclos was seventy
two when she charmed the Able de Verais and at the
age OF forty thr,c Madame Recanier was universally
refarcsG as the most beautiful in all Europs
Every lady who has reard for her personal appear
ace should consult and patronZe the Dernatoiogfst
and PROFESSIONAL with the freedom
at she consuts the Dentist hair dresser mliner or
cressmaker -
DR., Van Dyck is pleased to announce to our ladie.
that he Is now prepared to make eng geents to pers-
nent1y bean,ify the complex on eyebrows and eye
ment This mode is scientific. artistic. hygienc aud
rational. All blemishes removed ~ the most Inn
proved methods known to science The diet bathing
kc-. Is strictly directed DR.. Van Dyck has devoted
twenty Of his life to the conscientious study and
treatment OF the sn and has reduced the treatment Of
the complexion TO q regular science. Call and make
your engaeement at once Special terms for the seoson
to all who be1n now. Satisfaction assured in every
Send six cent stamps for treatise on Per.
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The ATTORNEY GENERAL will give a dinner
Saturday evening" In honor OF the Supreme Court
The guests win be the President, the justices OF
the Supreme Court and the chairman OF the House
judiciary committee. and their wives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-29

~ IT TO Al SL, WHOM IT NAY Y. o25ScERNNo
ss sai on MoadsS M
-, THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMER
hs 1es
1nepae OF .esls
y: The Profession and the public are invited to at
rS MISS 1. NJ Won FINKELsTEIN. NATIVE
- of Jerusalem. Palestine, will speak. under thu
anspces Of Women's Christian Temperance Union. e
e sos sn sns
~ MEDICAL AssOcIATIoN-A SPECIAL
trct Of colunba viii Be- held at the aeoYetown Uni:
s4s aaT san g. %av S and md
so'ciock BY order Of the President; de- t;,,pDou,
JF HARr1eAN. M. D., Seer Secretary. '1; s;pa9.st aj
Icy SUMNER HOMES
49, Il. The xiryinia Midland Railway Co haye now
ea at fsfrs fGs sme5 ans Of & 1884 m
r~se SPRING OPENING OF FINE GRADE OF
~ Pleasure Carriages designed for Spring and Sum-
The riding public of Washington are cordially in
fst to Inspect the finest stock OF Carriages ever ex-
ANDREW J JOYCE, Manufactures.
ap2st sEo joYcE Ssfea Msnsssr
n i J.
ts this means of informing the pubic that am now
connected with
J. HOLLANDER, 1877 Penna avenue,
and will be pleased to all my friends and old custom
TO them with the latest styles in
Clothing.
ap2s-6t' R.A SAUNDERS
rfys MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNI
We VERSITY OF GEORGETOWN.
The thirty-fth annual commencement will be held In
Lincoln Hall, on WEDNESDAY. April 3oth at o'clock
pm.
The profession and the public cordially invited to
be present.
ap2s-st Nv. H. LovEJOY. NJ. D.. Dean.
'fVe NEW BUILDING sr ASSOCIATION VS. ON cAPI-
At the meeting held April 1st the GERMAN ANERI.
CAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION. No. s, was Organized
and the constitution Of No. l. after change was
adopted.
An article was incorporated allowing any person
taking an advance to become . member ut any time
without payment Of hack dues.
About one thousand shares were subscribed
The first payment Of dues and the election Of officers
will take place at meeting be held at Witthafts
Hall corner Sd and streets southeast on THURSDAY
EVENING, May LIST at o'clock
The Secretary and Treasurer pro tenn will be at the
hall at o'clock, to accommodate persons wishing to
subscribe for stock before op ming of the eetn9
WI: WITIHAFT, President pro tenn.
HI NRY HOFFMAN, Treasurer pro tenn,
ap26-5t P. V1ERBUCHEN, Secretary pro tenn.
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THB q. s. 8. SPEEDwKLL has been put In dry
dock at Norfolk for repairs
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General Foreign News by Cable.

LONDON, April ?9-The Russian minister OF
nnance attributes the gloomy condition OF nnance
and trade Ia Russia Ia the competition OF the
wheat
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pAy.-Internsl reve-
nue.. $3.50, as2 So; customs, $469, ,s664l.
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THE EVENING STAR.

PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT TIE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and 1lth st.. BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS. Pres't-
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PoKrueAL IRkIr.IEp AeAISsr AkERroA


LONDON, April ga dispatch nom Madrid 20 the
Times says: The American recognition VI the nag
OF the African International association with the
evident intention OF ignoring Portuguese rights,
has caused great irritation In Portugal Such rrcog-
nitlon looks like piece OF very sharp practice,
novel In International relations and hardly con-
tenplated by International law. n sovereign
rights should be Ignored because slavery has been
carried on and high protective duties been forced
America would stand badly, as She was portugalS
best customer in the halcyon DAYS OF African slave
trading and her protective duties Are four times
higher than those stipulated by England In ths
Anglo-fortugues treaty.
DEFIANCE TO ARIsrocRACY
BERLIN, April 29.-Tbe committee OF the reich
stag TO which the bill prolonsng the special anti
social law was referred eliminated m IN the anti
social law the clause which prohibited socialist
meetings Herr Won Puttkamer, Prussan minist4
or the interior, declared that unless the bill ~
mained unamended IL would surely be rejected
Pursuit OF ARMED sPASisB RErrGEEs.
madrid, April 29.-1hirty armed refugees who
were interned at Anguuieme, IN southern France.
entered Navarro at Val Carlos, under the leader
ship OF a refugee named Mangado At last 60
counts they were reported 10 be again retreatinR
toward the French frontier with Spaniards pufsur
ing them.
THE DISASTER AT cISpAp-RRAL-
MADRID, Afril 29.-Reports from Cindad-ReA, re-
gardng the railway disaster OF sunday, place the
persons missing at 10. The government adhere
TO the belief that the revolutionary party y ~
SponSfble for the outrage.
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Judge Foraker VIII Accept,

BUFFALO, April 29-Judge Foraker has finally de-
cided TO accept the candidature for trustee OF Cor
nell university,