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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-07
A STRANGE STOTY.
A W&Lchman Placed at a Million
aires Grave,

CHICAGO, May 1.-The publishhd statement
Is made Lere that watchman has been sta
toned ar the grave of Cyrus A. Mccormick.
every night since the dead millionaire was
Mindful of the Stewart affair, it was decided
by the relations, to keep vigil over his grave
Thoug a large salary was offered, considerable
difficulty was experienced in finding man
Mike Allen, an old servant
of the dead man, volunteered for the
service. From the constant strain on his su-
perstitious nature the lonely watcher soon
sickened, and few weeks 20 died. Since the
death of Alien John O'Rourke has gone his ST.
lent rounds night after night. During the late
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Test Your Baking PoWl.l Fa-Dayi
The TESTl

Bra Is sadver'iscd as nbso.'l. y ",-a
ANGN-e-II@EA.
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More Amendments.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-The President
made the following appointments to-day:
Charles j.. Scott, of Alabama, Minister Resi-,
dent and ConSul-GeDeral tO-VeneZuela.
Warren Green, of Kentucky, at Kanazawa
Japan.
John D. Bacon, of South Carolina, Charge
d'Affairs to Paraguay and UraRuay.
To be Unitel States C0nsuls-Berthold
Greenebaum, of California. at Al ia.
Albert Looming of New York, at Bremen.
joseph B. Hughes, of Ohio, at Birmingham.
England.
Johu H Putnam, of Ohio, at Honolulu.
Victor A. Sartoris, of P, nnSylvania at Leg
hon.
Robert e. Withers, of Virginia, at Hong
Kong.
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near the residence of Mr. johnson and Mr.
Jones Both gent 'emen Were identified by the
purchaser of the hOIs. Juuge Lynch pl ICED
them under $50 bond to appear at the D.s-
trict CUu.t.
In tha competitive ex animation for cadet
ship ia the United 81 ateS Navy, held in FlatC-
MIA, Amos G. YarbrOugh, of Kyle, received tha
pointn ent. over nine competitors. Amos IS
a bright young man, and the people of Kyle
feel proud over his success.
Large prepa, ations ue being made for Fri
day. May /. the occasion beng for pi mic,
skating ard dancing, TO take place three miles
from Kyle. AL business houses will be
closed.
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THE OUTLAWS.
a PICTHED BATTLE FOUGHT WITH
A BAND OF THIEVE IN
INDIAN TERRITORY
The Bandits, Fortified IN a
House, Kill Our OF the
Attacking srties.
Miss Kate Morgan Drowned in
the San Gabriel-NarrOW Es-
cape OF Her Escort.
A Lad Killed at Taylor-McIn-
tOsh. the Murderer, Sent
Up for Life.
INDIAN TERRITORY,
Four Citizens Killed in an Attack on
Baud of Thieves.

Four Citizens Killed in an Attack on a
Baud of Thieves.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
DENIsoN, May News CT bloody trag
edy at Lees ranch, Indian Territory, reached
here tonight. A gang of ked River stock
thieves have in the last few weeks operated
boldly and have stolen several hundred head of
cattle. large posse started in pursuit on
Monday last and overlook banu Of the thiveS
at tie place Indicated yesterday, fortified in a
house. Ths posse attempted to diSlCdge them,
but failed and lost four men in
the fight. None sof the thiey eS
are known to have been Injured. The follow
ing Is q list of the dead James r fl, Andrew
Rolf, Sergeant Guy OF the Indian Police, and
an unknown man from Cooke County. The
Roffs were leading citizens of Cooke County,
ana engaged extensively in cattle-raising.
Another Account.
SHERMAN, May "A telephone message
from White.boro. asking aid, from sheriff
Douglass, reports pitched battle between the
officers and outlaws In DE aware Bend. The
message was from Marshall Witt and re-
ports that Deputy United etateS Marshall
Williams, two brothers named Rolf and
an Indian Policeman named Guy, were
killed outright and several citizens wounded
Sheriff Douglass at once started deputy Bob
May. who was raised in Delaware Bend, and
depuI John Morris, to the scene. They will
organize = posse re assist IN the capture of the
outlaws. The fight is said TO have oc -urred at
Steine'S store on the line between Cook and
GraySon Counties. Governor Ireland has been
telegraphed to for the rangers.
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DALLAS.
a Sensational E1OpeInent That Came
to Grief.

a sensational ElOpemenI InaI came
to Grief.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
DALLAS, April 3O.-Quite a sensational af-
fair, of an elopement and kidnapping charac-
ter, occurred here to-day. A young man
named j j. Teasdale, boarding at the Com
mercial Hotel, had won the affections of Alice
Cearnel, aged thirteen years, the daughter of
the proprietor. Her parents had arranged to
send her to school at Bryan to separate them.
To-day Teasdale succeeded in spiriting her
out of the house and marrying her, having
made oath that she was IS years OF age and
thus secured license A squad of police was
called as soon as the girls absence from home
was discovered. They traced the couple to the
American House and surrounded and captured
the parties, but not till after they had been
married. A cnlored servant named Lula Swe-
att, is in Jail for aiding The. flight OF
the girl. The mother of the latter
claiming that the servant over powered her
(the mother) and held her a prisoner in her
room when Sue discovered her daughters alb
seace. Teasdale tonight cceeded in making
one thouS nd dollar bond and was released.
He Is to be prosecuted for kidnapping, and also
Tor perjury, for swearing falsely concerning
the guls age. The child bride is at home un-
der surveillance OF her parents.
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BELTON.
An Irate Hus band Hunting LOtha-
rio With n ShOt-Gun.

IlO w n
Special Telegram to The Statesman
BELToN, May Ave sre soon to have a
killing-at least present prospects ave fiatter-
ing and ripe for it. One l.. L. Richie wrote
an insulting note to Mrs. j. T. HalberJ, in the
absence of her husband. When her husband
returned, she gave him the note, and both
men were on the streets with their double
barrel shot-guns, but both parties were arrest
ed and their guns taken from them,
and placed under. peace bond, which. in
our Judgment, signifies nothing. Mr.. Halbert
is EX-City Marshal of Belton. a man noted for
his courage, and he justly feels outraged, and
those that know him say that trouble is ahead.
Richie is a barber of this place and don't seem
to be easily frightened himself. The officers
deserved credit for their prompt action in the
matter.
The farmers have been busily engaged since
the ground got dry enough. and with few
more days SunShine they will be up with their
work The weather is threatening rain to-day.
To-day is stray sale and the streets are
crowded. He nth is good; everything is flat
tering. All we want at PRESENTS nice clear
weather.
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ENGLISH CoNoLs.

LONDON, MAY Al P. NJ: ConsoIs closed
SATURDAY. at Sc and opened this A. NJ. 81, both
money and accounts in few minutes advaIl-
eed TO 97A. Russian securities 81; stocks
very firm; home and foreign securities buoy
ant,
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PANAMA.

THE CITY OCCUPIED BY NAruo NAILS
PANAMA, May 1.-The city Is qiiet The
National troops occupied the city al O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. There has be-.n no dis
turbance during the arm sticv Of 1rty y-eight
hours. Many, probably the create; portion of
The rebels, escaped, taking with t!lem their
arms. The naval forces fr.m The United
ST ties cont nue. quite well. The fir st battalion
is at Panama. 1he second bait a'Ion Is at
Colon. The artillery AMI gatlings arc scattered
along the line of railway, at Malaahin, San
Pablo and other points,
LATEST FROM THE ISTHMuS.
PANAMA May /, via Galveston. Admiral
Jouett has gone to Colon, after setting the no.
litical squabble yesterday. and Offered the
Angus rlemiDg, seaman apprentice. died on
the 3Oth, of fever, in st. Thomas hospital, on
his 2st birthday and the day his enlistment
expired.
The det chment of the first battalion under
Col. Haywood is expected to remain i'm Pana-
ma until eace is fully assured. 1hS last de-
Iachment of blue Jackets leave l'aiiama this
afternoon. A detaehn ent will ,main at Pa
raiso and S.n Pablo on the railway under
Lieut.. Mason, Huntington and kIliOtt. The
sick list is small no serious cas- IS. In over
1000 men on y one case of intOS cat on mas oc.
cured. Aizpuru is aboard the ECiue llanshe,
French flagship.
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Lynch Law.

LITTLE Rock, May lin Lincoln County,
two weeks ago. an old man named Bower was
murdert on his p emiSeS. Suspecion pointed
to Wilkers, his sor-in-law, but no direct evi-
dence appeared. Wednesday night Wilkers
went to Bowers house aud 2buS I'd his daught-
er wllO had him arrested ON peace warrant.
While under guard in his own house, Thurs
day night, paety Of men rode up and shot
him dead
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A SAD MISHAP.
The ID ming Hf Miss Kate Morgan,
Young Girl.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.

Special Telegram to The Statesman.
TAYLOR, May miss Kate Morgan, 8
young girl about IA or 10 years old, was drown
ed ia tine San Gabriel River Yesterday. par
ty from Taylor had gone to the Gabriel to
spend MAY Day Miss Kate @ and her escort
ford, which had been washed out during the
last freshet. The horse and buggy both went
under ami turned over, snd supposed to have
barely escaped; the horse also was drowned
Parties were searching for the body of Miss
Morgan all night, but have failed up to this
morning to discover anything OF her bo1y. The
river is full and water very swift, and the
pr liabilities are that the body has gone some
distance down the stream, and it may be sew
eral days before it is fouad.
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BASTROP.
Death Of an Old Citizsn-Crops-Per
sOnel, to

Special Telegram 10 The Statesman.
BAsTRoP, April SO.-James Nicholson, Sr.,
an old Veteran, and one of our oldest and most
respected citizens, died last night, and was
inferred this evening by the Masonic Order.
Mr.. Nicholson was eighty years of a2e and
has been citizen of Bastrop about fifty years,
being one of the first settlers.
The late rain have done but little damage,
with the exception of putting the farmers be-
hind with their work. Crop prospects were
never better. Some corn is waist high and
cotton in proportion. Bastrop is noted this
spring for its fine gardens, which are early. A
farmer has almost gotten to be curiosity on
the streets.
Business is very dull. The firm of Higgins &
Garwood are closing oDt their mercantile bus
mess. They have been one of the leading
firms Of our little city for the last seventeen
years.
Mrs. Mexican, of Austin, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. EilefS, fer some time, l. IT
for Austin, this morning, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Mary Elltrs.
The railroad boom has fallen through. and
the freighterS are happy.
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MELLSAP.

Fatally Scalded-A Doctors 8Iishap.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
MILLsAP, april 29.-1irs. Morrison to-day
accidentally turned a pot or boiling fee on
her Seven-year-Old daughter and a baby aged
five months. The girl was not dan n4erouSly
hurt, but the baby received a fatal scalding.
Dr. YeaGer. of Mi eral Wells, was fatally in
jured about midnight last night, while return
Dg from social gathering. His hOcse became
ffightene !, reared and fell backwards, crush
ing the pJlnmel Of the saddle into the Doctors
stomach.
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Publishers, Failure.

BOSTON, May 4.-Jas. R. Osgood g. Co.. well
known publishers have failed. They have
ma L. an assigrm mt to Robert NJ. NJ u Sc, Jr.,
and have called a meeting of creditors for the
18th, of May. The Hello rope Printing conf
meeting of creditors has been called for the
18TH of May also. The liabilities of Osgood
s Company are about Si50, ,O0O and assets NOM
inally large. The liabilities and assets OF
the Hell0trope Company are unknown.
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The Baum Case.
al Telegram to The Statesman.

Special Telegram TO The statesman.
DALLAS, April 29.-The extradition case of
Baum, the cotton Swindler, now in Canada,
was again postponed to day. The following
dispatch to Chef of Police Arnold, of Dalla ),
from Detroit, explains the situation:
by reason OF all the Judges being engaged
in holding the spring aSslZes elsewhere, the
Baum case can not De heard till My 20. at
which time 1T will be argued in the Court of
Appeals. Will write particulars.
(SIgned) ''THos. FURLONG."
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GOV. MARMAl)UK C.
His Efforts to Stamp Ou' the Cattle
Disease.

HIS EHbPtb W OGhIHp Ou' tuc C6Ibt0
Disease.
ST. LOUIS, May Gov. Maj acuBe, in re-
ply to letter from Col. Morse zenei al man.
ager of the stock yards at Kansas lily, asking
him to call special session ofthe LEGISLATURE
to take action regarding plel'rU Pneumonia,
says that lie does not consider II necessary to
do so, and asserts that the plague Is now prac-
tically suppressed; that it has not at any time
been outside of Galloway County. aud that ON.
cial re Orts just made by compel ent authority
express the belief that the disease is confined
within a radius Of eight miles OF + nllton. the
point where 1t originated. The GCYernor fur
ther says that everything pOssirle IS being
done to extirpate the plague: He says he be-
lieyes sufficient money will be Ia'sed by pri-
vate subscription and that the disease will be
entirely Grad Gated within thirty lays.
The governor also thinks that other States
against Missouri. He says he has been strong.
ly urged to retaliate against then' hut will nor
do so, and he says he will contlp to use
every means to suppress the plague and pro-
tect the interests of the State
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Under Arms.

JOLIET, ILL, May 2.-Four eoIhI anies OF
State troops numbering 24 men aIa i here
under arms. The striking stone c:rr .is num-
ber ,0U0 and still maintain tllrea! xslng attl.
tude, out no trouble has yet happen ..l.
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TAYLOR.

Boy Killed = School Picnic Local
Matters.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.
TAYLOR, May IA boy about twelve or
fourteen years old was run over by cattle car
In the yard here last night and killed. He
lived about an hour. He said his name was
Edward Michael; was from from Chico, Wise
County. Texas, and was trying to get to
Austin to see his uncle. He had beat his way
here in stock car from TemDle. 1t is suppOs-
ed he got under the car in-gett ng off while the
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The Trunk Mystery.

PITTsBURG, May AIT the col cnar's in
quest Drs. Hamilton and Show made post
external marks of violence Oh tie deceased.
All his organs were healthy, exce.t u lungs,
which were badly conpested. This :Ju.d result
suffocation or straDgulation. In accordance
from with this testimony,'a verdict was rem
dered that deceased came to his @isath from
strangulation at the han is OF p..c, ,ps to the
Jury unknown.
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ELGIN.
An EsjeyabIe Social Oecas1on-LOcal
Events.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.

An EAj0yable Social OocaS1On-LOc8l
Events.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
ELGIN, May 1-Messrs Angie Smith and
GreenVlll Cunningham, two very popular and
promising yuung men OF our town leave on the
5th, for POughkepSie, New York, to take a
Commercial course in that noted institution.
The young ladies and gentlemen Of Elgin
gave them y ball at the hall last night. After
the passing around OF the cake and. ice cream
and presentation of several beautiful boquets
TO the young gentlemen from their lady friends
music and dancing were the prog anime of the
evening, and INDUCED in by those who enjoy
tripping the fantastic toe, till the wee small
hours OF the night. 1t was voted by all to be
one of the most enjoyable occasions Of the
season.
Max Bassist, one of our enterprising mer-.
chants, has Just retur ed from a fourteen days
trip from tina Exposition.
Dry weather; more dry weather, is what we
need now, to allow the farmers to work out
their crops Some report that SO much wet
weather has injured the cotton, and that some
has already began TO die.
We have concert tonight, for the benefit
of the Methodist church. which promises to be
an interesting occasion.
The Elgin Times, edited by Mr.. Green, is
booming. 1t promises to be a live and we'll
conducted weekly. 1t is new venture in our
town.
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LATEST FROM THE 1srHMus.
THE ENTERPRISE; NOT
DEAD.

Taylor, EIgin & BastrsD R-iIway.
SPECIAL TelegI am to The State4 rau.
TAYLOR. May An regard ~ lite Taylor,
Elgin & Bastrop Ra lrnad, paItiiS having the
matter III ch rye say it Is not i-ad. but only
"takipg little nap" and expects to wake up
so II entirely refreshed and with renewed en-
ergy, to push the matter throlI'b 10 compile
tiAn
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GERMANY.
GLADSTONE ApPLAUDEp

GLADSTONE APPLAUDED.
BERLIN, April 29.-Gladstoneis speech in
the Commons on the vote credit is generally
applauded by the German press.
A NEUTRAL LEAGUE.
BERLIN, April 29-Frsnce, Germany and
Austria have been discussine a project for the
formation OF neutral league and have inYit-
ed Italy aud Turkey to join tilem, but Meth II
of the latter powers have yet given decided
TanlV
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Eyidences of a Crime.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.

SAN ANTONIO. April 30.-At CastI oville a
William Lee a twelve-year old boy, stated thai
that his step-tather. who suddenly left Me-
dina County one year ago. had brutally mur
dered q man near his ranch, and night bun led
the body Search was made and traces OF the
burial found, but no body. The corpse had
been washed away by rain. The murderer's
whereabouts are unknown.
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strike OF employees of the Mccormick Reaper
Works the watch was doubl, and extra pre-
cautions taken to prevent the desecratiOn of
the grave. No violence was offered TO the sa-
cred spot however and the speedy erection OF
mauSeOl-um is now contemplated, which
VIII relieve the Matchman OF his lu.:,
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Death of Mrs Vanderbilt.

NEW YORK, May Mrs. Frank A. Wander
biit widew of Commodore VandelI; IL. died At
0 O'Clock this merning at her resider :e, No. 10
Washington Place. She had been 5lsx for tho
last few days with pneumonia.
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Western Union Operators.

CHICAGO, May 2.-Notice has been given by
the Western Union Telegraph Company that It
will pay its operators their full extra work.
few months ago. and for the restoration of
which operators petitiOned General Superin-
tendant Clover.
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BELGIUM.
RUSSIA WON'T YIELD.

ROSS1A MON
..BRUssRLs, April pa di.patch from, st.
Petersburg says the council he'd at the Palace
to-day, at which the Car presided, rejected
the proposals made by N. DS GierS 10 ADOPT
concillatOry measures toward England. Tho
reply of the RUSSi2n Government to Earl
Granville, firmly maintained the tenor of form.
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AnUOintnent.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-The President TO-
day appoints sd JUho FL. Williams, of Indiana,
to be Third Auditor of the Treasury Depart
ment, vics z. w. Keightley, whose resignation
has been accepted. to take effect on 30th inst,
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TEXAS STOCKMEN.
Alleged Proposition to Quarantine South
ern Texas Cattle.

Special Telegram to The Statesman.
SAN ANTONIO, May 2.-Trouble is brewing
between the cattlemen of North and South
Texas. North Texas cattlemen propose to es-
tablish quarantine against all cattle south of
the line Of the Texas & Pacific Railway track.
A special meet ng of the executive committee of
the Southwestern Live s ock Association which
is one of the largest and strongest associations
with closed doors. The Panhandle quarantine
was the subject of discussion. 1t is not yet
known what action was determined upon, but
that no such arbitrary line as the one proposed
can be maintaired, even with the aid of Win
cheSterS
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BrueggerhOtf.

Special Telegram To The Statesman.
BRUEGGERHoFF, May 2.-Farmers have re-
covered from the confusion resulting from
temporary suspense IL of their work by the re-
cent heavy rains, AM the outlook once more
assumes its generous promise of future pros
nerity
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THE CROPS.

from Eighteen Counties in
North Texas.
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
DALLAS April 3l.-TLe Herald in the morn
ing Will publish reports from eighteen counti
in orth Texas. covering the Texas grain belt
as collected by the Dallas Mer, hants' Ex.
charge. These reports show increased acre
age in cotton over LAST year of 10 per cent.
The crop is from ten TO twelve days late.
but in good condition. with 66ss per cent. of
the crop planted Wheat. oats and corn are
in better condition than for several years and
indications point to a heavy yield. The late
flood did a good deal of damage in the over
flowed lands. but, generally speaking, little
damage resulted 10 the crops.
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A Life Sentence.
Snecial Telegram TO The Statesn

| STEHENSVGLt f, May 2.-MOrgan McInt oSh
was to-day convicted of the murder of Il. Ham,
iltOn, in 1875, and sentenced to Imprisonment
for life. Hamilton was called to his door at
night, by Nc Intosh, ana shot to death in cold
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Debt Statement.
5,&4,s9 So

WASHINGTON. May THE debt stltemert
issued to-day, according TO the old form
shows:
Decrease of the debt during April
W Dc--.. s..P % 90
1854. =. . 49, 5O,075, ,22s 9s
Cash in Treasury 1895, ,56S C9
Gold certificates outstanding I5S,SsO,Oe6 co
Silver certificates outstanding. 141 ,5S5,c86 90
Certificates of deposit out-tand-
luR..,. .------..--...' Zos409sVVO "
-...-,. a44.o5o 90
Legal lenders outstanding. 49,: Si6,6S ole 90
Fractional currency not included
destroyed d.................... s,sss.t5s 50
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Sailed for France.

NEW YORK April 29-Ex-Gov. McLane, of
Maryland newly appointed Minister of France,
left this morning on steamer Normandie for
HaYre.
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ODESSA, April 29.-The Russian reserves are
mobliZing. All business transactions being
entered into here are undertaken subject to
has ordered the Southwestern Railway to pre-
pare several hundred railway carriages and
have them ready at as early a
date as possible for the purpose
the newspapers published within the Russian
empire have been forbidden to print anything
in reference to current events in Central
Asia.
EQUIPPING THE FLEET.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 29.--Fifty heavy
guns have been Sent from Kioff to Finland.
The Gar has signed orders for the equirment
Marine has completed an inspection of all the
forts at Cronstadt.
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RUSSIA.
MoBIL1zING 200, 900 MEN.
RUSSIAN RESERVES MoBIL1z,Nq.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 29.-Russia has Or
dered the mobilization of her southern army,
estimated at 100000, which will be available in
20 days.
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Got the Better of Him.
LsfiE Port.

BUFFALO, N. Y, April "a Chicago bun
kO swindled Josiah Beardsleys a prominent
real estate dealer out of So 600, yesterday.