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St. Landry democrat., 1885-01-17
ABROAD.
ACCIDENTS.

JANUARY. lgGCeS 1851
IL. At Arras, France, mine explosion.
II. Steamer Hwaiyfen wrecked Off the
Is. AT swansea Wales breaking Of rope
in a cOitiery mine. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
%. Mine explosion in the Rhine Province,
d st IN PE9 as The west coast Of 1naand 70
rs. Collision of the ships Lucknow and
Stnla in the English Channel......... q
q. Explosion in an English colliery. ,...... Lii
80. Loss of the screw steamer Bourbon in
the English Channel. ...-....-.-....... Is
FEBRUARY.
8. Spanish vessel capsized off Corunna. 10
II. burning of waste-works in London. -. a
Wedding party cross the ice on the
Thesis River, Austria. .,..-......... 35
13. At Dundee, Scotland, drowned.
25 Explosion on the steamer KOtsai, from
Hong Kong to Maeoa.-.. L.
MARCH.
f. Collision of the steamer Bertha with
the Norwegian bark Amalia, at Glib
II. The bark Lucie sunk by collision
near Youghai, China. .--..:.............- 8
APRIL.
IS. Sinking Of the steamer Florida. -. 1a5
e. Railway accident near Acadia, Spain. So
MAY.
s. Dynamite explosion at AYRSHIRE, En-
10. Eart in shock near the mouth Of -
Confiagration at Bei-Bazar, in Asia
Minor. ..-......t ;-s.e.,. LII
r. earthquakes on Tn6 peninsula OF JJZl-
Gus Al ASif i5 MInGE e e
q. The British steamer Syria wrecked off
JUNE.
/. Fan of balloon car at Lille. France. 8
2 Gazing of tunnel near Madrid, Spain. III
%. Powder explosion at PoutremOi, Italy. 30
Drowned near Warsaw, Russia. -.-....-.. 2G
JULY.
3. Falling of minaret at Cairo; Egypt. L
To- Powder explosion at Como, Italy ..-.... .
Is. Railway accident near Lend0Tl-..-..---.- -
AUGUST.
g. The steamer Diana sunk in q collision
in the Thames River England 2
Ii. Fire at Pimlico, England ......-..--. ..-..
SEPTEMBER.
A. Fire in sulphur mine near Micosiab
q. wreck Of the British gunboat Wasp ON
the Irish coast. %
OCTOBER
A. Capsizlng of a boat on Drawer River !,
s. cyclone on on the Island of Cclly %
g. Explosion of fre-damp in Morayias
H. Collision of steamers off Gfeenocks
Scotland ..-....---- y
NOVEMBER.
1, Panicin Glasgow theater caused by
the false cry of fire. ..-...:.... $1,000 16
S. Explosion of fire.danp, ut Washes,
% collision of vessels in tho English
DECEMBER.
q Steamers Alliance and Pochard f0and
cred off the coast of England. 60
% Earthouakei in Grenada, Spain about lU10
"a. Other earthquakes in Spain, followed
by hurricane, about. .--....->-s..- 200
St. Landry democrat., 1885-01-17
NEUROLOGY.
JANUARY.

2. 81 Mureroft, play-writer, at Mansfield, O.
3. Rev. Lawrence Walsh, Treasurer of the
National Land League, at Boston.
5. Golenel John Irwin, editor of the Cleve-
land Leader. Herr Lasker, German Liberal
statesman, at New York City.
s. Rev. Dr. SIZZLING, prominent divine of
Omaha, Neb.
O. Lieutenant Anger, son of General Anger,
at New York City. Brigadier- General James
f, He'll, of Massachusetts,
St. Landry democrat., 1885-01-17

I'm an ante-e1ection guessing match
at Cincinnati man came within one of
the exact number OF votes cast for
Cleveland Another, James Boyle, a.
newspaper man, was only three votes
away. Cincinnati Times.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-01-17
GENERAL.

]. The twentieth anniversary of Emancipa-
ton Day celebrated by the colored, people.
4. Conclusion OF the commercial treaty be-
tween Spain and the United States. Resigna-
tionof Henry Willard from the Presidency of
the Northern Pacific.
Z. Delmonico, the New York restauranter,
mysterfOusly disappears
IA Delmonico'S body found frozen near
Orange Mountain, N. j.
dwelling of the memorial statue to the late
Senator Morton at Indianapolis, Ind.
II. Election of Robert Harris to the Presi-
dency of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
"a. Resignation of John C. New, Assistant
Secretary of the United States Treasury.
Marriage of Frederick Douglass to Helen NJ.
Pitts.
FEBRUARY.
g. Inauguration of the winter. carnival at
Montreal.
Official retirement of General Sherman from
the Federal army by President Arthur.
Ia Signing of the Commercial Convention
between Spain and the United States.
16. The Supreme Court at Mount Vernon
Ill., affrms the constitutionality of the Harper
Liquor law.
II. Prince Bismarck returns, the resolutions
of coincidence passed by the United States
House of Representatives on the death OF
Commander W. s. schley,. of Maryland, Sc.
lected by Secretary of the Navy Chandler to
command the Greedy relief expedition.
The United States accepts the steamer
Alert, presented by England, for the Greedy
relief expedition.
20. Arrival Of the remains. of the Jeanette
victims at New York.
MARCH.
B. The validity of the legal-tender notes sns-
tanned by decision of the United States Su-
prenle Court.
4. The Kennedy Prohibition bill adopted by
the Iowa Senate.
Meeting of the Wonlan's National Suffrage
Society at Washington, D. G.
Is. Passage of a bill by the Ohio Legislature
abolishing the eonyigt contract system.
81 Devastating snow storms Throughout the
West.
| Is. Damaging cyclones throughout the
| Southern and Middle States.
| APRIL
/ Z. Resignation, of John Jay Knox, Comp
/ troller of the currency.
/ 10. Resignation of General Adam Badeau
United States Consul General at Havana.
Is. Charles y. Coon, of New York, nominal
] ed for Assistant Secretary of the treasury
| vice John e. New, resigned, by President AT
Is. Uprising Of the Ute Indians in New Meg
/ leo.
1 MAY.
/ TO- The Alert of the Greedy relief eIpedi
/ ton. sails from New York City.
il. Conclusion of q treaty between Siam AM
| fne United States for the regulation OF tn
| liquor traffic when conducted by American
citizens.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-01-17

The total number of murders committed in
[ and it must be remembered that the list is by
no means completes 1856, as compared with
1897 in 1882 ,467 in 1882 and ,265 in 1881. The
causes of these murders may be classified as
St. Landry democrat., 1885-01-17

The causes leading to murder in many cases
have been as trifing and sometimes almost as
grotesque as those of suicide, and youthful
crime has been alarmingly prevalent
St. Landry democrat., 1885-01-17
NTRDERs.

The entire fire losses in the United States
| and Canada are placed at about $l2J,0OO000.
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The Q1sker city has ,os ban fsrsA
Tor the beauty Of ia women h TIA dav
Only. The pages sf an n ssdzte ia.
tory are bright with tie faces On urrsfv
fnssoens and stately natrcns. Annne
she bea1ties Of the rsvoIutiousrv davs
1oue vas more charming than cav. i'll
starred MarRarss ship0eu. Her fxmiIv
aas a. that time one az the r,Oss intIs.
eiltiai in the prosincss. and n has &C.
ttn0eo 70 give to Philadelphia A succes-
sii,1 OF sturdy. high minded mar ard
wux1en. Though her own life vas one
eio0dea BY snspicions Of dislsvaIty. she
married Benedict Arnold when shs was
eighteen. She frs net him in PhiI.-
uelpola on his return from Canada.
loaded with honsrs. and bar QtrIiSh
fancy was captivats1 hy his dashioQ
manner and the splerdor Of hls career.
ttei family opposed the union. bot shs
insisted upon Il, and would have become
nis wife fn spite OF all opposition. boa
tne barriers were az last removed She
had been married about q yesr, and
had just become a mother. -hen ker
husband committed the traitoroas deed
that will make his name desuised for ali
time. She vss at West Point with her
sody and given into the charge of Gen.
Hamilton and Aaron Rorr, 20 be con-
veyed 70 Philadelphia. She vas not
perlnisfed TO remain IN peace, however,
even Ct the house OF her father. The
INDIGNATION Of the populace was at fever
meas, ana ths treltsr's young bride was
ordered BY the Provincial Council, then
the governing body, to leave the colo
nies- In vain her fathsr. afterWsrd
C1ief Justice. pleaded for mercy. He
onersd me largest security for her con
duct; promised that shs SHOULD receive
no Communication Of any kind from any
one terOugh any bat the public chan
neis ana ohder the closest scrutiny. IL
vas IN vain. The Couneil would not
modify rs decree. TIE yoanQ wife left
fos England, met her husband there sRd
lived with him to good old age. Sons
OF their descendants have doae distin-
Ruished service IN the English army and
navy and in the English church.
Do the way TO Philadelphia the bean
tifni young mother and her oustodians
rested at q farm house near Trenton,
kept by Mrs Provost. After Mrs. Ar
mold hisd dined Aaron Burr, himself a
traitor In embryo, p0blicly stated that
Mrs. Arnold bad there declared that her
husbands sentiments were her senti-
ments, and that she vas true royalist
and an opponent Of rebellion. I" What
he omitted TO say remarked relative
of Mrs. Arnold's. not long ago, in con-
versation abOat this matter, was that
be had on that occasion endesvored to
betray her, and that she had Indignantly
repellssi his advances
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end Of two years be seeurnd a ssvc~..
nc remarned- The arst lsdy pa IN an
ssncs TODAY, saly 20 fad her
k-eos nice u another. After leaving
Ter nnsoand's house three years aQo. she
sses GA steamer 20 s.. LEAFS. and
.eefe no.seing California excursion
sesarsised. sac purchased Q tiekst and
y oas tiine landed in San Francisco.
having tnen is1t hfsie money, she r.
ksleu 70 an sdverfisemsnt for . German
E0vsHness for Ene children Of So caO
sein' whose wife and children accom-
panied him on bis voyses. since then
Ias vessei mas touched st various ports
u Francs. England and the Eass Indies.
nnaily orlnRlnR up ~ Victoria. B. c.
wnere u VII remain for some time.
here an uncoiquerahie longing 20 re-
t1fn nome came over the vandersr, and
paving pl@nty Of money she came. The
nrse infanattou that she was a divorced
woman, and that her husband had re-
nasrned vas received on reaehfur here.
she had long interview With her for
naer husband today. and then departed
70 VISIT married sister rs Masanora.
Wocdford county, after which she will
res1rn 10 Victoria and resume her duties
e eoverness- The SEA captains wife
died short tine ago.
Ne Killed Three Mea.
ME1<PHrs. April Zs.-Martin Mitchell.
who keeps the fishing grounds west Of
Memphis, reports that be shot and kill
ed three men yesterday IN st. FfaBcis
Couaiy, Arkansas. About two weeks
ago. Mitchell says, he vas shot and
slIRsstly wounded by toe men nafnAd
Cenmius and Barton Yesterday he
East them in Sc. Francis County, aud =
regular battle snsned. Cummins, Bar.
tsn and another man opened fusiiade
upon Mitchell, which he returned with
Q Winchester repeating ride. Cum
Mains wAs shot three times ia the ABIDE
men, Barton vas shot through the BODY
and q third man had q bullet sent
Through his brain. Mitchell received
one SHOT in the arm- He came here 10
deliver himself up-to the Sheriff Of Sc.
Francis County, who is In Memphis at
tending the races.
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rar sesrnenr-serrr,ss AsrAra


II
PAnfs. April 23.-.Ths Cabinet 81 IL
session today TOOK up The Bosphors.
Eggptisa cas-. and after = full discus
sion, adopted q line OF aotion to be pur-
sued concerning The affair, and tele-
Qraphcd full Instructions ~ 20 how tho
matter should Be treated, 10 n. Brrere,
French Consul Gensrai et Cairo. France
considers Eeypt's reply 10 the French
demand for the rehabilitation OF the
Ra4lAeTv Egypfiss syasive and unsatis-
fa<aory. and has resolved 10 dispstch
ani,thef note 10 Egypt about the matter.
Is Ia stated that the form ct this note
was agreed upon to-day By the French
ministers. and u is said that shs mote
threatens thai nnlees Egypt gives sstis'
faction, France will sdcpt measures 10
secure Il.
DENIES nsai.Asp's NIGHT.
r'Aa1s, April H.--The Rspabiigas
Fs4rneaise deniss that England has any
Eialat 10 shield Egypt Ia the disputs over
the Basphors E1gprisa AFFAIR.
9uRxErs rosrrIoS.
nlxRllx. April 2a.--Advicss from Con-
ssaiatinopis are 70 the sfiect that the
Porto has inforrnad the khediye that
France hae no riGht 70 interfere 10 the
BosPAers- Kaspfien affair.
rnn xMEprvR oslorEz rHx1KpEsrs.
CAino, April 2s.--rhs Khediss's GOV
eminent has replied 10 Frances demand
Concerning the Bs,spkovs- Egppfies and
qustea 80 prscedstlis 10 insiify lie Con-
duut In seixina and snpprcssing the
paper.
nzroaxEI, sxrrLzxExr.
Inxpox, April ,1.-It is reported in
shs lobhiss II the Hoaes Of Lords this
evening that the EaRiish and French
Gosernments have edesled . settlement
az HE BsslAerv Etiyptifa dispuse.
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lIxcsGS TELLS A funny sreRr.

Just before the battle Of Fredericks-
burg, knowing that large number of
Fennsyffar.ia troops we're with Born
aide. ard that q general engagement
between the two armies was imminent,
vent TO Washington and asked for
transportation TO the front. A tug was
placed ct my disposal, and / reached
the army IN time to witness the battle.
The terrible slaughter Of our troops on
thas disastrous day We all know.
when our defeat was beyend ques-
ton boarded q tue and FASTENED to
Washington, hoping, as railroad CON-
mani0ation was impossible, 10 forestall
the exaggerated Fuuiors that mixht be
expected, and TO alleviate even in only
slight degree the shock Of unwelcsme
tidings. 10 was considerably past mid-
alzht when rsacaed Washington. but
proceeded directly 10 the White
House. II was no surprise to me to
learn that the President had not re-
tired. was Immediately ushered into
his presence. As he accosted me and
read N my face the character of the
news / had TO c0mmuni cate, be sank
into Q chair with n sigh Of distress.
What news, Governor?n said be.
" Bad! very bad
Tell me ALL"
He rested bis head on his hands while
| gave she outline and The result OF the
battle. he heaved q deep sigh and look
ed al me with an expression Of intense
suffering. and remarked:
II heartily wish that I might be
welcome messenger Of good news in
stead-that I could tell you how 70
conquer OF get rid Of thsse rsbeilious
States
Looking up quiekly, with q marked
change Of expression, Presidens L no Din
said:
THAT reminds me Of two boys in
Illinois Who took q short uut across an
orchard. and did not become aware Of
the presence Of vicious dog until il
was too late 20 reach either fence. One
vas spry enough to escape the attack by
climbing q tree, but the other started
around q tree. with the dog la hot pur-
suit, until, by making smaller circles
than It vas possible for his p1rsuer to
make, he gained sufficiently 20 grasp the
dogs tail, and held sith desperate grip
until be was almost exhau4tsd, when he
hailed his companion and told him to
come down.
"sWhat forr said the boy.
:" want you 70 help me let this dog
co.
IF could ouly let them go,n said
the President, In conclusion; a bus shat
10 the trouble. am compelled to hold
onto them and make them stay
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PACIFIC COAST.


San FaAsczsoo, April 23.--Arrived--
Schooner Ruby A. Cousins, from Shoal-
water Bay.
eiailed-StsameF tstats Of California,
for Astoria ship 6aiFley, for Tacoma
bark femplsr. for seattle.
TkToosH. April H.-Cioady fresh
southwest wind. No shipping.
PonI LUDLOW, April %. - Sailed
Schooner American Girl.
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PATENTS.

INVENTORS SEND MODKL OR
sa<eeA e your inventinn. when WI
MAKE careful preliminary exAminafton
vlcsl czre1i4r2 etE., FAkk o. caAnaE Al
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ton ard rxfrrencse sen< On 4pplicafzcn
No HkzGx uxxxEE PATENT \ ExcERxu.
wsuhlasss.. D C. iisse u s ! -, q.
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MIsCkLLANEous
FOR SALE.

nNE ALMOST NEW UPRIGHT
" Bcilsr; eighty 9-lnch tubss, ienKth Of
grafe. - inches tubes submerged. exten-
sion super-heaier. Also, one 81 b. up
right enigma VITA shAft and propelier. and
fuil ecu pments Tor Q email steamer. Al
for sfsA T. n. CARR.
TTIw Room Yesisr leary BaIidinR.
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FIR ST CLASS DRxssMAKER
n jsst frum San FfEncisco. would ifks
Q few m1re ecg1seme1lA ~ the dzy. N
fknlisA Eeferenes Elyen, L required
end ssreeeA apIe I'm
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Ce,PKxHIaEx, April 23.-The Danish
Minister Of War has had placed at his
disposal the sam OF H250,0O0 for the
purpose OF Terrifying the coast Of Den
mark.
Generas Grant.
NKw YoRK. April 23.-General Grants
temperature was 90 high that he did
not sleep continuously through the
night. His rest was broken, bat his
entire sleep was about six hours, the
same a. Tuesday night. The General
would have risen and dressed at Z
O'clock this Dornine. but Dr.. Doaeiss
advised him TO remain and be did 60,
an hours sleep. He then arose re-
freshod and Is nosise worse. IL mot
better.
A Riying "trip.
VICTORIA, April 2l.-The ship State of
Maine, Captain Nichols, arrived IN
Royal Roads this morning. She left
Shanghai az II a. M, March 18th and
rnade the distance In - days. This il
believed So be the quickest trip on re-
cord. When the Sis;s Of Maine left
Shanghai there was one Russian man
of-War and three French cruisers out
side that place.
The Trsabie on the ssshmss.
CoLos, April 3.-Troabls is immi-
uant ct Panama Aizpuera has issued
q proauaci tmsuto against the Ameri-
cana. Their pickets have been fred
upon. One hundred marines have been
ordered TO reinforce Haywood. Rsfu-
gees are leaving the city. Aizpuera has
800 men. He will probably remain qniet
until the arrival Of she government
troops. who are emtarkine NJ Buena
Ventura.
sailed fer Panama.
LrnA, April 23.-The GILLIAN ironelad
Esnieralda sailed hence yesterday for
Panama.
Avaianehe.
Lospox. April 23-rssnty -four per-
sons have been killed by an avalanche
at ssydisfiord, Icelana.
cholera nj Cairo.
LospoS. April Alt Is stated chol-
era has reappeared 81 Cairo. and that
seven deaths have occurred there.
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STUDENTS SoSos.-Thers Ia ne more
pleasing music than these jolly songs 40
sung By students; and any one whs has
ever had the opportunity Of hearing
theaa songs By college societies, glee
clubs. or by groups Of stndeEts will not
be surprised 10 learn that q new edition
OF Moses Kings collection has just been
issued. Over 5000 copies have already
been sold. THIS remarkable sale Il
probably OWING 10 the fact that nearly
all these songs are 20 be found in no
other collection they ara all fresh and
copyrighted. and are the ssn0s actually
SUMO at all the colleges at the present
time. There are sixty snnes with fall
music. Tbs editor ID Wm. II. Hills, q
recent graduate Of Harvard; and the
publishsr Il Moses King. Of oambrides,
Mass widely known ~ editor Of
Kings Handbook Of Boston, "Har-
ward and its Surroundinks,n etc.
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To WHOM IT NAY c0SCERN: ALL
i aceonnts due TIE Glohe Printing Com
rRnT NJ 20 this dnge arc pAyAhia @nly 20 u
:. hs1ghton or J. II pAtten.
Arra ~ 1875 f3e
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aIEI's Ersssaxs.


wmxxrno. Apfai 2s--A Bastiefsrd
spsciGl says. To-day scouts arrived
here from Fort PitL confirming the
nasEs bruuaht By mounted policemen. 70
thfs effect thai 81 pnlseexDen had sktr.
ssiish with ever 800 In stnns on Wednee-
sixy Of lnst week. Policeman william
CoxAn uas killed and another constable
wounded. Funr Indians were killed.
Afterwarsl he nscnpAnts cf ths post
taxi nheiter With kgtrndly Indiana
,lusArrxzxx. April n.--A sksrmisa
to,sk place today between Middisten's
se.s1ts and . suAii nambef 81 rsbeis
The scouts esre down the river an1eI
oummAnd az Losd Mesgund. when Ties
nme AGREES two halt breeds. whom thsy
folloscd sone stttesn nisss, when they
found = larger party 81 rcbeIA IL
lsatsx nrsd and We seeass repiied. bui
ns, damage wasl done On either stde
The half breeds fcund shsiser 10 tn
wssoSta
oorsa 10 zosx KrxL.
F.xao. Dakota. Apxsi sA--pfofrsso'
Haiaee. q Northern Pacific phoeoR
saphsr, insf returned from The NAslonsl
PIMA. repssts thks he Indianz u Aon
Iana are Qnite uneasy. kmisAric'
from Hsel are Asnon1 The io6ees ineltsnE
she bucks 70 30 b sAr azA11et fhe uo
mininn. 0ne hundred and 6ftf eFnzeec
skx Narakern psletsse track % NnnaAy
b<band inertia. and Il the lrenots co1
taanse usay Wsxriora ffom Wyozntne
Mnsfana ard ihe Btsek Hills WI -
narfn 70 ioin Riel.
n "a N =
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OoAr AT Sks FnAScmco.-J. W. Haf-
Fison's Csrcsskar Of April lith says- Less
than 5000 tens are listed 20 arrive il
the nsxs sixty days fr.sm Newcastle.
which b BY nc means excessive; in any
other sszacD thers would be very
pscHfkhle turn IN concentFstins tAe
Australian here aud en rsnte, iss Dr.
unands for Nns. ssesm. and domestic
pnrEoises being % gensrAfs but the ovsT-
loaded yards and Tree arrivals cf cur
eoas1 Goals wila not permit - FAficy
sach grades - Seattie, Rsnton, ETC..
hein. offered 10 quantities 30 SAT- ~
Is 80 Dor ton for clean {2ureenedl coal.
aud eren a tAis quotAtion porsiors Of
careoes have 20 b yArted- II q ear
shueId BE- declared insolsing (}rszt
Britain that would be prolonUsd. 4
wuzld aonbtiess a1fscs che prices sf fer
alan coal. and \ Google AZ kuszias eof-
vpffes suuld readily kesp British (h1am-
his o,ai ons % this market uniesz
ssipred under she American diia. and
Amxrsnan butsous vii rot be as1iiabs<
a. ealIiere-shefr nzes esherwhn wiil
pruve mere pr htsbss.
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fFsHx LAKE WASHINGTON MIL
= kz6 H1fxt- fc< 3 term 81 fcxrE ffDx
10 10 ~ e MAJ. k<X AtElx =
nAk &C. PHNNxf 4 CO
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szxHuzs SALE. - Sheriff McGaw
sold the stock, fixtures. book ascounss,
sso., hslonRine 70 the late arm Of Claus
4 Harms. At public auction yesterday.
Walters Broa Of Ssn Frsucisco. the
heaviest creditors. bought the outfit en-
their bid Of $3.50 Walters Bnis. than
applies 10 the court for Q Judgement
R9Rinst tlaus a Harms for the balance
due them. I'll go. which wss granted.
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OILS Che fsurtA ssetufs q ~
sseoud seriss of Ch&ussaqua hesurss -
s1e I7rivsnatg vsil be dsiissred sAis
sveninx b. MN cNrrss rxIuNr. seb-
49, 10. - Hslp IL Eoc<.r Excsfs
iens nnzis hss bsen psesidsa tor -
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DExvKa, ApFil 28s-lhc heaviest snow
slerm ever known tn this country sci In
e. cd ok last night, md continued
Until 6 o'clock taia evening. Fally 20
inches feig, a. much 40 the aggregate
pssvious falls OF tha whols winter. The
nos u very heavy. Eamberless roofs
havs fallsii, but vithosi fatal resulfs
30 far a. rs,ported tbs stslfm il general
fbrouRh0ut the State, bat trains are
neving on time. Tho st,Fm will be Of
ipesisnlsbls benefit to cattle interests.
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ttzanra0s April 3s--iA search fer The
hedssa FL pcasibla victims has l,ee,l
p1oseeofeil all dAp AmoaR she ruiias Of
~ hrs ahaf occssrsd hsss Yesterday.
~ vsze lecoes<sd and have been hten-
- II b now thoushs thsf nssrs
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FOREIGN.


COPEsHIeEx, April 3.-Ths Danish
Minister Of War has had placed at his
disposal the sam OF $4,000 for the
purpose OF Terrifying the coast Of Den
mark
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