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was arrested by United States Deputy
MARSH al This afternoon, on charge of vlo-
latipg Section 5,2S3 of the statutes, by sup
plying arms and munitions OF war TO IN
s.urgents of a country at peace WIN this
Government. The vessel was also selZeu'
She was chartered in March last to carry
lumber to Boca iii Zorro, in the United
States of Colombia, and her manifest called.
for lumber but in reality she carried, II IS
charqed firearms At Saborialla, port
held bv the rebels, she took on board 2oo
insurgents and proceeded to Hlshotchos.
Here the Captain of the Port taking the
CITY of Mexico to be an American vessel,
nut out to her, and was captured with his
crew. AT Santa Morta, it is said, portion
of the cargo was discharged. The first
mate of the steamer was Captain Mccarthy,
who figured in the Mary \. Hogan in her
tilibustering trip during the Cuban insur-
rection. O'Brien will be arraigned to-mor-
row.
The New United States Treasurer and the
Silver Question.
WAsHIYGToN. April 23d.-The appoint
ment of c. n. Jordan as Treasurer OF the
United Suites is considered to have some
political significance regarding the silver
question. 4 Treasury official stated to-day
that it demonstrates more clearly than amy
previous action the intention to make an
uncompromising war on silver.
Three Men Shot and Killed.
MEMPHIS. April 23d.-Martin Mitchell,
who keeps fishing grounds west of Mem
phis. reports that he shot and killed three
men Yesterday in st. Francis county, Ark.
About two weeks ago, Mitchell says, he was
shot and slightly wounded by two men
named Cummins and Barton. Yesterday
he met them i'll St. Francis county, and
regular battle eRsued Cummins, Barton
and another man opened fusilade upon
Mitchell, which he returned with Win
chester repeating rifle. Cummins was shot
three times in the abdomen Barton was
shot through the body, and the third man
had a bullet sent through his brain.
Mitchell received one shot in the arm. He
came here to deliver himself up to the
Sheriff Of St. Francis county, who is in
Memphis, attending the races.
New Works Temperature.
New YORK, April 23d.-The journals to-
day say that yesterdays temperature was
only beaten three times in sixty-three
years. The sudden warm weather and the
condition Of the tenement-house districts
revive the cholera alarm. The morning
papers are indignant over the inaction of
The Board of Health. which not only fails
to enforce the laws Of cleanliness. but
refuses to allow private sanitary associa-
tons 10 work.
The New York Tournament - Fourth
Game.
New YORK. April 23d-Maurice DAILY
beat Joseph Dion in the billiard tourna-
ment tonight, With Il score of 800 to $50.
Victims of the yIcksburs Fire.
VIcKsBURG Miss, April 23d.-A search
for the bodies of possible victims has been
prosecuted all day among the ruins of the
ire that occurred here yesterday. Six were
recovered, and have been identified. 1t is
now thought that more than twenty lives
vart. lost
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SPLINTERS.

The English is queer language. In Eng
land pony" is tivc-pound note in
this country, a glass of beer; i'll the die
tionary, small horse.
what became of Barabbas after PLATE
released him. asked the Sunday-school
teacher Kept a boarding house in New
Orleans, replied the smart bad boy, whose
father had just returned from Mardi Gras.
The importance of proper punctuation
was well shown by 4 notice recently read
in church in Michigan, which ran as fol
lows: DR. will deliver a lecture
on Saturday evening of this week. Sub
ject: The circulation of the blood in the
Baptist church.
Somebody said to Bill Travers, the other
dav: st seems to me you stutter more
since YOU have lived in New York than
you did when You lived in Baltimore To
which Mr. Travers sententiouSly replied:
"Of 2-c-c-course do, b-b-bigger town.
Little Russie was watching the gathering
of thunderstorm. At first he seemed to
think the sight very pretty one, but, rs a
vivid flash of lightning streaked the sky,
and heavy bolt of thunder crashed above
him, he sprang from the open door, ex-
claiming " Don't bod, I'll be dood now =
Madam, can You tell me why two
women stop in the middle of a street
crossing to talk? - :" l suppose they do it
for the same reason that man rushes ut
the top of his speed to get across the track
in front of 4 train of cars, and then stands
and watches the train go by The gentle
man changed the subject.
Now, then" said the school-teacher.
who was an ardent advocate of temperate
what is it that causes men 70 tightl'
While waiting for some one to She. t
" Rum ~ little boy held up his hand al d
cried, Dogs " Dogs" exclaimed tie
teacher, in establishment Yesem. Who
a man says his dogs better another man s
dog, there's sure to be fight
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COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.
sACxAnENro. Anril osd

eACRAMENTo. April sd.
SRuTT-Iemons, Sicily. s. 75@6 . case: Lines,
81 5O912; Bananas, 50 25@S 80 p bunch: Pineap-
PIES so(99 p dozen: Cocoanuts S6@65 so p 100; APP
pies. 81 50@2 o box: Los Angeles Oranges,
81 o5@l 50 Riverside do, 81 50;63 Navel do Si@1
80; Strawberries, 99l0c q bsk; Cherries, 81 10
PIE FRUITS-ASorteo, 251S-b cans doz,
81 20dl 50; assorted, gallon cans, "a; Peaches,
2hs cans 81 so; Portland Blueberries, 2-fb cans,
y; Whortleberries, n IS; Capital Asparagus,
81 % = dozen cans.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples, sliced, 2%@sc 8 u;
1npeeled, 4@5c; Plulns, pltted 9@10c: Peaches,
99lOe;,, DO peeled, 1920; Prunes, German
Figs, California, 4@5c 2 10.
TABLE FRUiIs-;Assorted, 21z-fb cans, p doz,
81 75@2; Peaches, 81 so; Bartlett Pears s. 10;
Plums, 81 5000; Blackberries. 81 1902; Goose
berries, & 25@2 80; Strawberries 81 70; Apricots,
500 25; Muscat Grapes. 81 75G2; Red Cur
rants, u 40: Cherries. 81 60G,2 70.
LES-SaltLake Potatoes 81 p: Early
Rose do, 90c@S1 1ctl; New Potatoes. 115G154c;
Celery, 60c 4 dozen; Onions 5l@@6c; Cabbage,
81; Carrots, 6Sg7Oc 2 100 lurnips, 81 %;
bunch vegetables, y, l21ac . doz; Parsnip $
b; Garlic, l0@1le; Asparagus, 2921ac; Rhubarb,
2@ic: Cucumbers. 81; String Beans. 1215c
q ID; Peas, 4@414c z h; Summer Squash, 5G6c z
ID; Artichokes, acc = dozen; Tomatoes, So o0@i
Z box; Green Peppers, 15@2'c = H.
BREADSTUFFS-Flour,s4 90 p barrel: Oatmeal,
So 70 n 100 lbs; Conmeal, yellow, u III % ID
sacks, 81 % in 10 b sacks: white. same Cracked
Hhcat. - Is; Hominy, 1898 Is p cwt
PoULTRY-Llye turkeys, llei6c 2 d !;
fuil-grown Chickens, IS 50d6 90 q doz-
en-; young BOOSTERS, S. 5Nt16 so . dozen !;
Broil ms, S445; tame Ducks, Sc so; Geese, 81 50
a. 3 pair; Eggs choice lots, I6@17e p dozen.
DAIRY PRODUCT5-Butter. cnoice, 20G2lc
y II: mixed lots, IN rolls, 171@@1S15c; packed
in frkins, choice, PIC: common, 156g-0c.
Cheese, California. i019Wl4c; Western flats, 10
@17C; Martins Cream. nc.
HAY, GRAIN AND FEkD-Oat hay, S13@16 p
ON: Alfalfa hay S9@10 p ton; Bran. Sl4 + ton;
Middlngg, SIG q ton: Barley, WHOLE 81 20; rolled
81 25 Whest 81 25(a1 So q cwt; tame Oats, 81 So
white Wild Oats, 81 l5Cal IS q cwt Corn 81 %
p cwt for choice.
MEATs-Beef. S@sl&c; Mutton, 511aa6c p b.
Lamb, Sc: Pork, ~: zeal. small calves, l0Gl1c:
large, &c; fresh Pork 7c; Hams, Eastern. 1s1a@
f41ac; California, ni@Gi21ac Bacon, medium,
glsc: selc ted, l2c; extra light, 131ae.
MISCELLANEOUS - Seeds = Alfalfa, 20@21c
Timothy, Eastern, G11a@71@c 3 II; Oregon, sore
Sop Corn, %13Gl1c e ID Red Clover. l3@I4c:
Red Top, 7G9c. Nuts-Chile Walnuts,. 71a@
&c; California Walnuts, 91a@10c; Almonds, l2t@
l3c; Peanuts California, 41l@5lac; Lee" (Caliior.
aia), cans, tll5G9c; Eastern, n14@n1ac; Hides,
salt light ana medium. ne; heavy, 9l2c; dry,
17l@c; Tallow, 5Gt re. Hops-No demand. Sales
of Pacific coast in New York, loo; market value
hero .{fG6p
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r IN IN H.
~ suance of an order OF the Superior G. ,urt
OF the county OF Sacramento State of Califoc-
MIA made on the 2Ist day of April, 1889 in the
matter of the estate OF WILLIAM HI KS, de-
ceased the undersigned Executors of the last
will and testament of The said deceased Will
sell Mt public auction to The highe BIDDER Tor
cash ooId coin Of the nited states OF America
aud s,Ih ecE TO confirmation by siii Court, on
W0%n4V tho 25th dny uf NAY lsSi, ~ II
o'cIock NJ, at The CouIt- house door, in the city
" ~, az ma conn5v af1rassid ali 10
81 g titie ir,lera. and estate ~ the .,IS
WITHIN HICKS at the. limo of his d. nth and
MI The righf title ami Interest that the said es-
tate has fy oferntion of Jaw or otherwise No.
0uircd other than or in addition to that of the
said WILLIAM HICKS mt the time of his death
OF in and to all those certain luts pieces or par
cells of land situate lying and being in said
comfy of SucramentJ state of California md
bounded and described as follows, u wit: Sub
div,SioI M EIGHTY one ism of the Rancho sam
Ion de los MO0ueiumnes. containing one hun
drnd md si,-tv-t,ro acres fI6.1 situof.d i'm sac
,,a,1to cn1,riv ctote Of roIi,oria H,d NO.
nartirnIarI,. described in the decree Of I,art1
hon in rho case If John Mafauiev W. 0hed
tt -, ~ n il, The i1,etrict coIrt Of RI. SiYIb
i';il n;strirt STAFF of Califoria hrid ;naTd
90 IL 10 n,I,,,,.of Sc|a,a, o fIio,S
D.. ~ az yhite most in rnn,rnd n, -,
~ -, ~, - - 20 80
$500 riT-er ~; lna hatya.n sacti'',,r .,yenfS
INC ,rd thirtv townshin siv ,orth ranse ~
cast from which white oak tree thirty inches
in diancfer hears north 5;3[ degrees west ~
cbains distant. tbepce Ao,1th Nj dscraas e,It
cbains M The ieff hang If saId ri2nr. th,n,.e
south derree west ! chains mn tho Ipft lonL of
ia 10 thcrn eo,th sI3< fenrocs eost s
- T- ~ ief, ba,n nL4,oi 49, ,
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.fTioIS Lic1aI,1 and ppd Aigi eu
n5G1s, 80 - IL? ieotS'' IA J., ID
lio'iu az '4 t l r,iaiS ai!d III %
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~ w iIsI 20 -, no ,i.' - es., ni9ellS
li I'it 81 l =. o.; ~,
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McCauieE' thetcc Hortn 80 cndins 10 place
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revoked and to charge the same rates as
the North German Lloyd, namely, SIS for
passage from New York to Hamburg, tick
cts limited to six weeks from the date OF
issue, and SIS for prepaid tickets from
Hamburg to New York, limited to one
year from the date OF. issue The new
rates will go into effect after the sailing OF
the Westphalia to-day, which takes out
about 400 passengers.
Denmark to Fortify
COPENHAGEN, April 23d.-The Danish
Ministry of War has had placed at their
disposal the sum of S250.000 for the pur-
pose of terrifying the coast OF Denmark.
Outbreak of Cholera at Cairo.
LONDON, April 23d.-It is stated that
cholera has reappeared at Cairo, and that
seven deaths have occurred there.
The Queen at Darmstadt.
BERLIN, April 23d.-Queen Victoria has
arrived at Darmstadt.
Twenty-four Persons Killed by an Ava
Ianche.
LONDON. April 24th-A. M.-Twenty-four
persons have been killed by an avalanche
at Seydisford, Iceland.
The Panama Observation-Disclosures Ma
rincs Fired Upon.
Colon. April 23d-Trouble is imminent
in Panama. Aizpura has issued pronun-
ciamento against the Americans. Their
pickets have been fired upon. One hun
dred marines have been ordered to rein
force Hayward. Refugees are leaving the
city. Aizpura has 500 men. He will prob
ably remain quiet until the arrival of the
Government troops, which are embarking
at BuenavcntuIra.
Chilean Ironciad for Panama.
LIMA via Galveston), April 23d.-The
Chilean ironclad Esmeralda sailed hence
Yesterday for Panama.
Possible Reiniorcements for the Manitoba
Rebels.
ST PAUL. April 23d-A Fargo (Dakota)
special to the Globe SAYS: Professor Haynes,
the Northern Pacific photographer, has just
returned from the National Park, and
reports the Indians in Montana quite
uneasy. Emissares from Riel are among
the lodges, melting the bucks to 90 to war
against the Dominion. One hundred and
fifty crossed the Northern Pacific tracks
Sunday, bound north. and if the trouble
continues every warrior OF Wyoming,
Montana and the Black Hills will go north
to ioin Riel.
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NOTICE..

WE ARE INFORMED TIE LOAN SING
" Company have purchased the celebrated
Don van Mining Claim in the eastern Tart of
the county, on account of TIE i'll health of the
the owner. This is regarded as one OF the best
claims i'll the county. Paid, April 18th, 500 /;
balance, 100, payable on Or before April %,
1889. ap35-lw
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Foresters, Attention!-AlII. Il
Foresters, with their wives, mothers, SzsF
sisters or daughters, wishing to Join
the Ladies Circle, Companions of the 6sS
Forest. are invited to meet at Red Mems
Hall, FRIDAY EVENING, April 2ith at o clock
sharp, for organization.
DR. G. B. GLOW. President.
GEO ]. BERGER, Secretary. ap232t*
Redding's Russia Salve meets with won
derful success IN all cases of skin diseases Price
% cents. o1l-1yTuThS
First-c1ass Chinese Servants, Cooks and
Walters. 40S Suffer ST., San Francisco. ap-o-lm
DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all cases OF
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Loss Of
Mental and Physical Vigor, Impotency, lnvoi-
untary Emissions and all disorders caused by
Over-indulgenee, Indiscretion and Abuse. DR..
La Mars Pills are no mere Temporary Stimu-
liant, but completely Restorative Tonic. They
build up the whole system, strengthen and re-
store the sexual organs, and give new lease OF
hfe-with power 10 enjoy ito ell who expe-
fence the blessed benefits of their potent power.
Price, 50 so per bottle. Sent by mail on receipt OF
price, or by Express, c. o. b. Address all Or
ders, A. MCROYLE * CO., Druggists, san Fran.
cisco. P. O. Box 1852 n5-1m
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The Franoo-Eeyptian Dispute.

Pans, April 2jd-The Cabinet at its ses-
sion to-day took up the Bospdpre Eqgpiiea
case, and, after 4 iuil discussion, adopted a
line Of action to be pursued concerning the
affair and teiesraphcd full instructions rs
10 how the mater should be treated to VI.
B3reic, French C5nsul-Gcneral at Cairo.
France considers EnSlands reply to tie
French demand for rehabilitation of the
Bosphare EgA-tisp cvasivc and unsatsfac-
tory. and has resolved to dispatch another
noye 10 Egypt about the matter. II is stated
that the iorin oi this note was agreed upon
to-day by the French Ministers. and il is
+ sypJ gives satisfaction, France will adopt
measures 10 secure X.
The RepHbii4ie FRANCHISE denies that Eng
land has any right to shield Egypt in dis
pGte over the Bosphofe EqUptiea affair.
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CHICAGO. April 23d.
WHEAT-sS15c for May, ao24c for June and
CSC for July.
CORN-f73Ec for May.
PORK-Sil 1871 for May.
LAKD-S6 81 for May.
RiBS-S5 81 for May.
SHORT RIBS-S6 p Tor May.
LIVERPOOL. april 23d.
WHEAT-FirDly held. California spot lots,
IS Sd to IS Sd; Oh coast, 37sa$1s cd; just shipped,
3ss cd; neHTly due, 3Is cd; cargoes off coast,
firmly held; on passage, higher prices asked,
but no advance established
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TEE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

~ - s.t Is never-failing cure
= . e : - ~, FOR Nervous Debility,
sisSss,JS SS-Ess8 Exhausted Vitality
igSSasT 4 y Ne Seminal Weakness
fS8 = .Eya Ny Spermstorrhoa, Lost
HSG ~. psSSSt IN Manhood ,lmpotency,
EfGSl.Ef sAB.Si3 III Paralysis, and all the
\ NJ s<sSsess ~ terrible effects of self
1SSA p &s1I[[f .LET. abuse youthful follies
iE5$N 81 x4rsi.s. SSyA anu excuses in mature
liSsS'es.sC zEEZ<%A$4s years-such Us Loss OF
IS ~ S!-Ys.I 1.Nrs@ Memory, i2SSitude
SSsssseSsSSNRkoSSs Nocturnal EIAissl onS
aversion 10 society, Dimuess OF VISION, Noises
3 IN the Head the vital fluid passing uiiuDServed
IN the urine, and many other diseases that lead
10 insanity and death
Fl DIR. MINTIE, who Is q regular physician
81 aduate OF the University oil Pennsylvenia) will
l;agrae 10 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for q
h1ase of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
hunder his special advice and ;reGtment) will
klot cure, or for anything impure or Injurious
Found in ii. DIR NINTTE treats ali Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. Con-
isuitatiOn Free. Thorough examiuatlOn and
Hdyice, including analysis Of urine, go. Price
ui Vital Restorative, 81 so q bottle, or four
RlHes the quantity, So; sent TO any address
Upon receipt of price, or G. o. D., secured from
observation, and In private name IL desired, by
"A. Il. hiETiE, NJ. D., No. IL Eearry
street, San Francisco, Cal.
Is SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
Yill DC sent TO any one applying by letter, stat
ing symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy IN
pegard 70 all business transactions.
DR.. MJETIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NE
PHRETICUM, cures ali kinds of Kidney and
Bladder Complaints. GonorThea, elect, Lepcor-
rh@a. For sale by all Druggists 81 bottle six
Bottles for IS.
DIR. MINTTE's OANDELioN PILLS are
the best and CHEAPEST DYSPEPSIA and
BILIOUS cure 10 the market For sale by all
KIRK. GEARY & CO, sacramento, Wholesale
Agents Dys1ply &O9wlv
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VINEYARD RINK SKATES

A LSO, A. C. AND S. C. CLUB
"A Skates. Agents for the SSLZ
Star Rink and Club Skates Send I'D
for Catalogue. WEBSTER & co ---SssZ.1/
Il New Montgomery street, San @O
Francisco, Cal s-,1n.1n,
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GREAT REFLECTIONS

IN WINCHESTER. MARLIN, - -
Rifles. Also, the Ballard Rifles NE(
A full line Of English. Colts and S1eES&>
Psrker Breeeh-loading Shotguns " v
Also full line of Club and Rink Roller Skates,
a ai rSpair parts on hand. Send for Price List.
HENRY ECkHAkDT, 523 K street, Sacramento.
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or BUYS A CORD OF STOVE WOOD, OR
Po TON OF COAL. at the C. o. D.. Wood
and Coal Yard, No. 401 I street. All orders
promptly delivered To any par, of the city.
apr2-tf
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sETTLEM NJ EFFECTED
steerage Rafes tl, Europe.

HAMBURG, April 23d. 1.-THE American
line las persistently refuss 81 10 advance its
rates o. steefage, as other lines had done. an
Ill yesterday, when a eablealispatch author
lied the cid rates Of $40 other way to be
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GENERAL NEWS.
A WOMAN AVENGES HER OWN
WRONGS.
Pieuro-Pneumonia in IiIinois-Hish
Water in Texas-Grant no Worse
Severe Cyclone
DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoED-rSIos.l
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK SALTS.
SAN FRANCISCO, April %, 1885.
MORNING SESSION.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Eureka 20 Point............. ..l -
Navajo. .90c Savage 7062 ~
50.Choiar ..........l 2jGl 30
Bulwer. SOC Jacket .....4 2l2 10
Mono ......l i0lS. NeV-...............g 1l soc
80 G5ciH. & N..........4 S06 10
Mexican. 600 65c Potos soc
C.. q 45Itl i9iBulion.
Best & B...1 Sjal gGlOccidental .............l -
C. Con. Na................ 75ci
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First-class Chinese Servants, Cooks and
Walters. 40S Suffer ST.. San Francisco. ap-S-lm
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THE poErE's VIEW OF THE MATTER.

BERIIS, April 23d-S5ivices from Con-
Stautinople are TO the etfea that the Porte
has informed the Khedi1sthut France has
no right to interfere in tlits BoEphorc- Emit
ten affair.
THE ACT JUSTIFIED By 1HE KHEpfvE
CAIRO, April 23d.-TheS Kbedives Gov
eminent has replied to Frances demand
concerning the Bosphoe Eagptiea, and
quotes fifty precedenls 10 jnsuly its conduct
in Selling and suppressinisthe paper.
sETTLEM NJ EFEeTED.
LONDON, April 23G.-lt b reported in the
lobbics of the House of Lords this evening
that the English and FreIh.h Governments
had elected a settlement of the Bosphorc
Eggptiet dispute.
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Redding's Russia Salve meets with won
derful success in all cases of skin diseases Price
% cents oll-1yTuThS
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Severe Cyclone in Texas.

MEXIA, April 25d.-Prairie Grove neigh
borhO0d. eight mics south of Nexja, was
visited about O clock Yesterday afternoon
by severe cyclone. causing serious results
20 life and properly. 4 new two-story
schoo'-house, in which Were about five
children, was blown down AMI torn To
pieces, killing one ana woun1ias several
children.
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DENIsoN CTeX.l. April e3d-In cousc-
quence of heavy rain and wind storms
causing washouts and endangering bridges
and railroads, traffic OIL the Missouri Pacific
north and west If Denison isimpcded. Red
river is rising four feet per hour. i freight
train of eighteen cars was wrecked near
Carey station, Indian Territory.
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WooL-Trade is small in volume. We quote

FRESH MEATS-Folowing are rates for
ers: Beef First quality, 715dSc: second quail
ity, 6IS(a7c; third quality, 5@6c p b. Mutton
Wethers are ouotable at &c pm, and Ewes at 419c
y N. Lamb-Quotahle at 7dSc p n for Spring.
on foot, S54S4}5c; dressed do, 535z&s1zc p n
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government Cash to be Counted.
Dissatisfied 9iusyumps.

New York, April 25d.-The Times and
Eccathg Post join ibe Massachusetts mug
wunp journals in denoancing the recent
appointments in New England. The Times
calls them very bad Both Chase and
Pillsbury are INSCRIPTIONS Democratic
politicians, with bad record for dislovalty
during the war.
Captain Arrested and His Vessel seized.
New YosK, 49, 23d-Captain John
o'Bri2n, Of - ~ City Of Mexico,
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sqs Kaarny Street. sqn Erancisos.

Established in 1864.
for the treatment OF
Sexusl and Seminal
Diseases. such Us Con-
orrhea, elect, Structures,
syphilis in alljts Torms-
Seminal Weakness, In
potency, Skin Diseases,
etc, permanently cured
or 10 charv-
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A-NDNtN " HIIa r Fh,
Executors OF the viii Of William Hicks, q,
ceased.
BEATTY & DsSsoS, Attorneys for Executors.
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Scene al the TliaI of the Dynamiters.

New YoEk, April 25d.-A Her0lFs Lon
don special on Cunningham and Burton
has the following scene in Court: Attorney
General James demanded the names and
residences Of the Witnesses. to inquire into
their anteeedcnts The barristcrs answered
that they could only obtain them by writ
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS

CHICAGO. April 23d.
for May, @0&4c for June and