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GENERAL GRANT

DOZing i'm His Chair and Disturbed
 by Occasional Coughing.
 NEW YORK, April 1O-The only bulletin sent out from General Grants house tonight was issued at midnight and is follows.
 General Grant retired 9:3O D. m, and since that time has been dozng in his chair, having been sionally disturbed by coughing and expectoration. He is now quietly sleeping after having taken his nourishment. His pulse IS TO- of good volume and regular temperature normal
 GEORGE F. SHRADY, M. D.
 Cyclone In North Carolina.
 CHARLOTTE, N C., April 16.-A severe cy- clone passed over one section of the State to- day between Charlotte and Lumberton near Hamlet, blowing down trees, fences and houses, doing great damage. No lives were lost as far as heard from
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For Other Real Estate See First Page.l
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B. BOOTH, Auctioneer. A!sI A!geIL9NDgkL59

TWILL sell on Monday April 20 at 10 A. m at
 w the private residence 174 Grand street
 take pleasure in announcing that this will be found one of the most important sales this season the goods being found first-class.
 Administer Parlor Carpets, Brussels Carpets Steinway Pianoforte, cost $1 000 elegant Rosewood Parlor Suit in crimson satn cost $7OO cash; hand some easy chairs in satn large Pier Glass with walnut cornices, and crimson satin Lambrequins; very handsome Rosewood Etegene, cost $225; fine half stand real Lace Curtains. Mahogany Chairs in hair cloth, large Florentiue Marble Vases, and many other goods. No postponment. a16 At
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Open evenings.
FOR RENT

{A NICE upper floor of four rooms to a M:::I small family at No 30 Lyon street, with all assasA- modern improvements; hot and cold water, ballroom water closet and laundry room. Inquire of H. STINOW, No. 30 Lyon street,
 az If or 692 Chapel street.
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FOR RENT,
Southern New England Bell Telephone

Rights Bought and Sold.
 BUNNELL & SCRANTON.
 BANKERS BROKERS, a17 7S2 and 7S4 Chapel St.
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Intelligence Office. Ioo congress Avenue, Corner Lafav.
 cite Street. EMPLOYMENT office for males and females Help of different nationalities can he s11nnIiaJ = private families, boarding houses, hotels and res taufants The proprietor of this establishment pays great att ention in the choice of girls and WoeT Ea fore sending them to fill situations Calls from the country at any distance promptly attended to Invalid and wet nurses at short notice Male be1I for families and farm hands always ready -e
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5NisIe1 e1lal1ent1s.
-
 ERR SALE
WOOD WANTED.

B. Booth, AUCt1OneeF.
 GALESROOMS 39O State street. Will sell on Sat - urday, April IS, at 10 a. m., Haynes Brothers Pianoforts, nearly new Furniture, Oil Cloths Line Goods, Carpets. &e. a16 5t
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FOR RENT.

"A THE store and basement Mo- 79 Orange ;i; street, one door from Chapel; extension and
 THOMAS R. TROWBRTDGE, JR., rna12tf 79 Long Wharf.
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WANTED

A GERMAN or Swede girl to do general house. ais 3t 63 CHURCH STRIrETTO TOOnl @ o
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\ ADlES and gentlemen in city or coun+-y +o - send Tor light home employment: this is no glass painting, but something new that can be learned Tn five min tes instructions to bv. 1ye faKe fS1 all the work you can make no canvassing: auii sompie completed, sent free. Send cents fn stamps To pay postage, and address ~ D
 G. 16
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INEXPERIENCED buttonhole makers: none othe A1 neeo apply ELM CITY SHIRT co,
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VOL. LII
d6aamts.

WANTED. A PROTESTANT American woman as secor 1A assistant natron at the Orphan Asylum; ref erences required. Apply to-day at the a17 It ASYLUM, Elm Street
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w NTEn

A JOAN Of S1 200 on good central city property. A No commission paid. Address HK ', y .
 a16 2t* S SS. hh:,
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...x WANTED,
 ES4 FROM three to five rooms on seoond aoo. Ei. convenient to horse cars and Connection viii,
 a7T 9t. ei AaaAiiy ol two Address, stating terms
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

| APRIL IF.
 SUN RISES 5:S MooN RISES, HIeH WATER, SUN SFTs 6:34, 6:5S 12:17
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A and chamber work; is also first.cIass Iaun- dress Inquire for three days to
 -a11 3t* U. C. Il ASHMUN STREET
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A SITUATION by young man as bookkeeDer A or correspondent; capable, thoroughly ac- curate and with the discipline of several years. practical experience. Address s W "
 ol1tl Courier Office
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A SITUATION as waitress or as chambar,,i, l., 4A and waiting. Good reference Inouire aT dlI ILr 179 WILLOW STRFET
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George Young yi.Its pslmsr.

PALMER, April Especial. l-George
Young the negro who shot and killed
his wife a few days ago, came out o, ,he
brush this morning, whore he has been
keeping himself, and went TO Joe Bar
Ton's house TO get something to eat
JACK virgins, living with Barron, went
ln.o the mouse and got his pistol aud
something to eat to take to him Int he
could not got close enough to catch him.
Young saw the pistol and ran. Wig
gins shot at him i've times, but he e.
capod TO the brush,
lt Is supposed that his intention was
TO XIII his wife in order that he mirht
liye with his adopted daughter. Ileisa
small negro, bareheaded, wears an old
IN height.
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DALLAS, TEXAS MONDAY. April. g. 1885, -lsEAsHvsRss
pneumonis in Galloway county,

pneumonis in Galloway county.
IN this state, and the
action OF meeting OF s'ockmen and
others held few days ago at Fulton,
where the disease was discovered, has
attracted good deal of attention in diff
tsrent parts of the state, and meetings
have been held in two or three counties
contiguous 10 Galloway, to devise
means for protection against the affected
herds in that county. 1t il not unlikely
that Galloway coSnty will be quaran.
tined against by other counties, but the
general impression seems TO be that
there is not only no good reason for
other states to quarantine against Mis-
souri,, but that such action would be
very detrimental to general Interests
and unwarranted by existing circum.
stances. Gov. Marmaduke has been
giving this subject particular and earn
est attention for some time past, and
To- night sent the following dispatch
TO Gov. Martin, of Kansas:
Jefferson City, Missouri, April 4, lSS5-To
Sov. John A. Martin, Topeka, Kansas;
your state veterinary surgeon, DR..
lioicom, has ere this doubtless advised
you OF his observations and views con-
cerning the .pleuro-pneumonia, now in
this state. /, as governor of this s.ate,
am giving this matter all the attention
in my power and up to date my infor-
nation is that 1t only exists In Galloway
county, and the most efficient
and prompt methods are being
taken TO stamp 1t out there and TO foI
low IL up and crush II out wherever 1t
may be found. In the interest of the
general good, trust that you will not
entertain tho quarantining against
this state, for ID only dlsturbe com.
meroe, and am sure IL Is not needed as
a matter of protection. will faithfully
advise you on the subject.
signed JOHN 5. MARMApUKE.
COMMISSIONER CoLMAN ADDRESSED.
Gov. Marmaduke and Congressman
Bland have telegraphed Hon. Norman j.
Colman, commissioners of agriculture,
at Washington, calling his attention
to the existence OF pleuro-pneumonia in
Callawny county, this state, aud asking
him for the prompt and vigorous use ot
all the power he possesses under the
the disease.
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A Grent s,rII,e In ENGLAND.

LONDON, April 5,-Tho colllery own
ors in Derbyshlre and Stafrordshlro
have resolved to join those of Yorkshire
in making 10 per cent. reduction In
tho wages of their miners. Tho miners
at Yorkshire are already on strike
AGAINST the reduction, which went into
operation In that county on April |, 10
the number OF nearly $1,000, The Derby
and Stafford miners will resist the re.
duction and 20 on strike. Tho mine
owners In the three counties are sub.
scribing heavily 10 mutual assistance
fund TO enable the owners to resist the
strikers. The Miners association of
England, has levied upon its members
Tor a special fund to support the mon on
tho strike. The present strike IL
the greatest that has occurred
for, many years in England.
| threatens 10 last for many months
and will affect 100000 people, who de-
pend on coal mining for livelihood.
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A Consulship Declined.

ATLANTA, April 5.--The Atlanta Con-
siitution, of which Capt Evans p. Pow
ell, is edltor.in.chief, this morning
publishes the following among Its edl-
torial paragraphs;
Capt. Evan P. Powell will not accept
tho appointment as consul to Manches-
ter and has forwarded TO the president
his formal decination. While he feels
grateful 10 tho administration for The
honor conferred upon him, aud also
eighty compllmented at tho generous
reception OF the appointment, still cir
oumstances arc such that he thought IL
best to declinOu
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WACO, April 5.-lspocial.l Easter
came in with clouds aud raw air, and
has been marked by thunder showers.
AT the several churches, however the
services incident to tho dey wero car
rled out successfully. The interiors of
the Episcopal, Catholic anl Ne,h6
dist churches we're beautiful with d ...or.
ations, and tho muslca. exercises we're
exceptionally fino.
Much to tho regret OF his friends here,
the mental condition OF Rev. : r.
Wright. is not IS favorable or hopeful as
last night. His family physician SAYS
today that Mr.. Wright IS having yio.
lent spells, and he cannot tell what the
result will be.
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France aud China,
MORE PEAoR TALK.


LoNDoN, April5.--Dr. Mccartney, sec.
retary OF the Chinese legation AZ Lon
don, in an interview to-day confirmed
the statement that prelimlnaries for
peace between China and France. 10
comfy under discussion with Ferry, are
now suspended. Bo said the govern
inent at Pekin awaits the rosumpti N of
negotiations, but insists as first con
dluon that France withdraw her pro-
| hlbluon OF rice ~ contrabaud
of war. Marquis Tseup
tht Chinese ambassador, states that the
recf ut Chinese Victories will be no OBJ
staelu in the conclusion of peace. Since
the capture ofdang Son, the Chinese
government has sent cable despatch,
ntaining the former peace propos
ais. The English have annexed Duel.
paert island, with the consent of China,
as Suzerain Of Corea. The Island oom.
mands tho Coreau entrance TO the
sea of Japan and Russian ports on tho
Pacific,
MoNARCHIAL NENACRs.
The Compie de Paris has arrived al
Naples to meet the Due dc Chartres,
with whom he will have a
conference In regard 10 the
prospect OF the establishment
)t monarchy in France. Le Gauiois,
of Paris, predicts that the Fronch olec'
ton will show that the
country has no conhdence
in the republic and desire to return 10
a monarohicll Il povernmol {,
MORE ABOUT PEACE PROPOSALS..
The Chinese legation here has for
warded To the Chinese agent at Paris
renewed peace proposals, the basis OF
which arc that the blockade of
Pelchili and FOrmosa shall
10 Immediately raised, that
ronqu'n shall be cedod TO France and
that no money indemnity shall bo ex-
tract0d by France.
BRissON IN THE BREACH.
PARIS, April On. Henri Brisson has
accepted the task Of forming a ministry.
II IL rumorod that Briss0n and NJ. DO
treycinet have formed a coalition. M.
AmourOux, socialist, was elected dep.
uty for ST. Etlenno, to-day, 10y 1000 ma
iority.
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San Antonio Wool Market.

SAN ANTONIO, April 5--Ispecial.l l.
The spring clip OF wool is arriving here
slowly, there being about 10000 pounds
on the market waiting for higher price,
which Boston buyers now here are not
disposed to give. Those who are best
posted are confident that prices will be
materially Increased later ON in the seas
son, from the fact that sheep losses in
Australia and the United States have
been so great during the past winter
that English demand will strengthen
the market and enforce fair profits. No
sales have been made here, and sheep
men VIII hold as long as possible.
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Minister Bartres and Gen. Bunting
Tell Their Opinion.
A PREJUDlCED CABLE SERVICE
More American Marines Ordered TO Pan.
ama-Telegrsm from Commander
Kane Asking for More Aid
The Isthmus Closed.
THE WINNIPEG WAR NEWS WORSE
Bartres Relieves BarrIos stIll A,,v.

WASHINGTON, April 5.--The Post to-
morrow will report an interview with
Senior A. Bartres, the Guatemalan min
tster,in which he says he does not believe
the reports of the death of Gen, Barrios
and of the victories of the Saliva.
dor troops. He said there was
but one cable to Central America, and
that is In the hands OF the enemies of
Barrios and his cause, and they were
manipulating the wires TO suit their
own interests. He further SAYS Barrios
has about $4,000 men with him, and
| could easily get rs many more, us the
| people of the Central American states
were in hearty accord with her.
efforts to secure a union. "Barrios,"
said Bartres, "does not want TO be- the
| president of the union and would not
accept the office If elected to il, His Of
torts were directed entirely to effect
ing union of the states"
BROTHER BUNTING's BULLETIN,
NEW York, April OF. B. Buutinp.
who bes seen much hard service in
Guatemala and ardenty admires Cen,
Bsrrios, will publish the following card
tnfthe morning:
VI wish to enter my protest as to the
acceptance as fact of the report of the
death of Gen Barrios. was killed
precisely in the same manner i'm saliva.
dor during the war In lS76-i. O., on pa
por. BE sure that when The
sword of Gen. Barrios is
found on tho field of battle
his right hand will be found firmly
grasping IL. AS DR.. Zaldivar is not AZ
present practiong medicine his certifi-
cate as 20 the death Of Gen. Barrios is
not evidence of the fact. Tn
less marked and wonderful
changes have taken plaza in Salvador
since 1876, 1t is not possible for Salvador
troops, unless in an overwhelming ma
iority, TO defeat GautemAla troops.
When Gen. Barrois dies Guatemala will
have loss to mourn greater
than has ever happenedl b her.
History will do him more Justice than
is being done him now.
(Signod.) r. B, BUNTING.
Late General OF Division and Chief of
Artillery of Guatemala.
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THE STRIKERS TERMS AocEDED TO.
PITrsDURo, April 5.-A dispatch from
Elizabeth, Pennsylvania, states that
Joseph Walton & Co., the largest coal
operators on the Mononga hola river,
have posted notices at all OF
their mines yesterday, conceding
the demand OF strikers aud ordering
them to bo ready for work on Monday.
This Is the first important break In the
operators lines and IL Is believed will
be followed by a general resumption at
increased ratog
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The winnipeg War.

RlEL REPRESENTED Az RErREArlNG.
WINNIPEG, April 5-PremIer g Nor.
quay says: "Rel will be la Montana
soon ana Is now about ready TO
take refuge In the stat esq A
telegram has just been received
from Col. Irvine, OF Prince Albert, who
was with Cro2ier that they must have
1900 men at once with supplies. The
Teton Sioux Indians are making trouble
and stealing all kinds of edibos and
provisions TO crafty their hunger.
AFFAtRs GROWING WORSE,
Tidings nom the north indicate the
state of affairs there is growing worse.
As before tolegraphod, dispatch from
Col. Irvine To the government has
come through by courier and carries
bad news. Supplies are scarce, and un-
less relief gets through very soon, the
mounted police and the Prince Albert
people Will be at tho mercy of the rebels.
Irvine says roinforcements Of 100
men arc wanted at Prince Albert i'm
mediately. lie adds that the country
people, owing TO threats from tho reD.
els, are leaving. and that
the Teton Sioux are swarm-
ing the country and committing
depredations, while supplies are becom.
ing short, the Sioux arc led by Chief
White Calf, and occupy the reserve near
P.ince Albert. They are refugees from
the United States. Irvino's mes
sage was dated Il March 30,
and further word Is awaited
with anxiety. The Hudson Bay com.
pany last night recoivSd tho following
message from Fort QlrAppello; "Just
heard from Col Irvlnel lie Is awaiting
roinfofoements, No particular news
from him. The Thon Sioux are
committing dopredatidns In Prince Al.
bert district. The rebels have evi.
IDENTIFY organized n provisional govern
mont, The remainder OF A and
Is batteries arrived NJ Winni.
peg this afternoon, aud the whole
detachment, 22S officers aud men, with
q horses and tour nine Founders, went
west this evening, A detachment OF
Toronto troops are expected tonight
and moro "a. morrow
A dispatch from Fort Qu' Appellee
says that $50 teams went toward Touch
wood from that point this morning, and
that the Ninotioth rifles viii start In tho
same direction tomorrow.
"
onia In Missouri.
Sr. LOUIS, April b.-rho definite de-
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Ohicago's "LIttlc neiIo noodlums

CHICAGO, April 2.--Hon. John II. Fin
orty, ex-member of congress, and sew
eral othor persons attempted 10 speak
at a political meeting tonight IN
rough part of tho Seyon-
leenth ward, known as "Little
He'll" but were howled down.
Finally tho crowd began to throw rot
ten eggs, and the speakers retired from
tho building, but we're pursued and
eggod for some distance along the
street. Several persons were hit, among
them a lady.
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The Fire l,ecord.

AT CAPE VINCENT, My.
WATERFOWL, n. ", April 5,-Tho
freight house and several cars OF the
Rome, Watortown & 0gdensburg Rail-
road company, at Cape Vincent, burned
yesterday. Loss estimated at $4,000.
AT NORFOLK NAVY YARD.
NORFOLK, Va, April 5.-The paint
shop and spar shed az tho government
navy yard, burned at O'clock this
morning. The new furniture OF the
steamer Atlanta and Dolphin was des-
troyed, together with a lot Of paints.
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pleuro.Pneumopln ouaran,lne.

DENVER, April Gov, Eaton has is
sued proclamation establishing quar-
antlno against cattle from Missouri,
Illinois, Kentucky, New York, Ponrsyl.
vania, Delaware, Maryland, New Jor.
sey, Massachusetts, Indiana, West Vir-
ginia and the District OF Columbia.
No cattle is admitted except the same Is
accompanied bya certificate of health
from the state veterinary or the santa
ry board The proclamation was issued
upon Information that pleuro.pneumo-
MIA exists In those states.
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A Autiny Against Ell Mahdi Reported at
Khartoum.
MEXICAN DEBT FUNDING SCHEME
ihe french Menarchists Intrigueins
Against the Republic-Rumors of
Peace Negotiations Revived
Brisson and the Cabinet.
OPERATIONS AROUND suAklM.
The soudsn.
THE sUAKIM SITUATION.

suAKTM, April 5.-1'he present ar
rangements appear to be to advance
slowly and tho troops TO protect the
railway as ii advances. The men of the
Australian contingent are greatly
praised on all sides for their plucJkv he
hevior In the recent skirmishes, in
whlrh they sought TO be placed In the
front. The whole question now re.
solves itself into the completion
OF thu railway from Suakim to Berber,
All hands are working night and day,
An armor plated engine Is kept at tGe
terminus OF the line In readiness To do.
lend the railway from tho rebels.
THE BRITISH WANT 1T rms WAY,
DoNGoLA, April 6.--Deserlers from
the rebel army at Khartoum report n
heavy tight between El Mahdi and 4
portion of his army, which wishes the
campaign concluded, and that Ell Mahdi
was severely handled aud compelled 10
retreat.
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Gola,mIth,. rInnncInl rnllnrn,

LONDON, April 5.-The recent failure
OF Bartle Goldsmith, solicitor, for ST.
OO,oOO, has involved his mother and sis.
ters In complete financial ruin. The Inn
perial bank IL heavy loser by Gold
smiths failure, and the houses OF Stein
Brcsp In which Goldsmith was
grade clerk, will loso S2OO,00O
by his downfall. Goldsmith was very
oXtravagant in his personal habits and
was much given TO speculating In min
ing shares, Indulgence In these two
characteristics brought about his coll
iauEp
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LONDON, April 5.-Dlrector Stern, of
the Union Rationale Of Mexico, is ex
pocted TO arrive In London soon to re-
sumo negotiations for funding tho Mex
lean debt, President Dlaz having agreed
TO the previous arrangement, refusing,
however TO consent TO pay extortlonate
commits slons.
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Court Note. From rorl nA,I..

FoRT DAVIS, April 5.-[Specia' Dis.
trict court; Thomas johnson, robbery;
five years.
II. b. Gilda, then aud swlndlinr; two
years In each case.
The civil case OF A. Bulls aud others
against NJ, Noyes and others, flr tres.
pass OF mining company on PLAINTIFF
land, was transferred TO tho federal
court at III PasO,
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Gen. ornnt Eriorcd En.in,


Nrw YoRK, April o, 5;l5 +, M-Gen.
Grant has just awakened from q short
nap aud expresses himself feeling very
comfortable. lie wishes II stated that
he Is yerv much touched and very
grateful tor Tho prayful sympathy and
interest manifested for him by his
friends and by those who heretofore
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Carver and p,nrosc n, San ap,on,o

SAN ANTONIO, April 5.-lspecisl,l-
Carver, the champion shootisi, has Just
accepted Penrose's challenge to shoot
bats for $500 side, the contes, tn take
place some day this week, a. san Pc
dro Springs park. ltlsno vety likely
thnt our sports will take muoh siOck In
the shoot, as there is a suspicion haiti
Is not on the square.
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pa,ma.ler ncilnw., s,ntenc..

WASHINGTON, April D. Paymaster
Bellows, OF the navy, recently tried by
oourtmartial at n Pacific station for neg.
lect of duty, has been sentenced TO one
years suspension and public repri-
mand by lho secro.ary Of The navy.
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Murdered M. Mother and His sister.

CHICAGO, April 5,--Tho Inter Ocean
Monmouth, Illinois, special says; II is
Just learned here that Edward Nash,
an Insane youth. aged ~, this
afternoon murdered his mother and
sister, aged 55 and p, respectively, then
taking a horse and wagon fed.
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HrIri, Ynrh

WACO, April b.-,speclall During a
thunder storm this evening, group of
men at the brick yard in East Waco was
struck by lightning. Three Of the num-
ber were prostrated. Jas. B. Baker, the
owner of the brick yard was badly
burnt and his chances OF recovery are
very doubtful. The rainfall was very
heavy.
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Another Case Of cancer,

SAN Antonio, April 5.-lspecIsl.l-
Physicians from Austin and Galveston
are here 10 consult with DR.. Herfre-
gardlng Capt. Richard King, tho cattle
king, who Is suffering rom cancer Of
tho stomach
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A Letirr rrom Iil.mnrcL.

BERLIN, Aprll5,-Bismarck, in let
ter, thanks his countrymen for the
many testimonials Of esteem TO him on
his 7Olh birthday, and says that tho
memory Of their good will will never be
effacyu