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six persons, were blown to atoms.
The cylinder of the cugnic struck II
passing Italian ship, u quarter Of a
mile distant, and killed the pilot.
AS soon us "Old Sorrcl." stone.
wall Jack>ou's war horse dies, its frame
will be turncd over to II taXidermist,
who will mount it for preservation.
a military friend of Gen. Juckson's
has supplied the necessary money.
Matthew Arnold who is now trav-
cling on the continent making re-
searches in educational matters for the
English Government, writes to Il
irielld i'll Boston THAI he intends to
revisit this country in May aud will
remain here until August.
An attempt was made on Thurs
day in Paris 10 usSassinatc jules Verne.
Two shots were fired at him from /;
revolver by Il Young student, who
turned out to be the authors nephew,
and who had come Paris for the 'cX-
press purpose Of killing Lis u,jclc.
Secretary Whitney is a nephew of
The inventor of The cotton Gin. Thu
widow ofanothcr nephew is a resident
of Washington. She is a descendant
of the WollcStonccraft family, one of
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wife of the poet Shelly.
-Masquis de Aguilafurntc, a Span
lsh noDlctnan, has been recognized bN
the Mexican Government a. Il descend
ant Ofthc Aztec Emperor Moutczumn
H., and has been granted an annual
pension Of Sl,lOO.l3, to be paid him
during his liiciimc.
The report Of the Edmunls com
mittcc touching the refusal of the
PRESIDENT TO furnish TO the Senate Ger
tam papers touching the removal Of
the Albania District Attorney, was
seem To have had the better OF the
argument.
The German press loudly protests
that the proposed rebuilding OF Rome
VIII result in the destruction OF it,
remaining antiquities. Memorials are
being signed bv artists and archnoln-
giNts, everywhere, protesting against
the >acrilcgc of Rome by buildinY
spectators.
The family ortlc King of Denmark
may not irrcvcrcntly be termed Il rcli
glous curiosity shop. When next he
gathers his family around him, which
he is accustomed to do every year or
two, he will have before him Luth-
Grams, Angiicalis, Russian OrtlhuduX.
Greek Catholics and Roman Catholics.
There is much excitement in Au-
Susia, Ga, ON the Chinese subject on
account of the arrival of several Coles.
llalS ana the expectation of more to
follow. There are several hundred
now IN the city, some of whom have
married American wives. The feeling
seems to he that the Chinese must 90.
The Trade Council OF Los Angc-
les, Cal, has issued II circular calling
on the citizcnS to aid in peacefully
removing the Chinese. a large mum
Der of employers in consequence arc
~dISciarglng The Chinese. About nine
hundred Cinnamon has arrived there
from the surrounding districts since
the agitation began.
BY the death of Senator John f..
Miller, of California, the Democrats
VIII gain Il temporary seat in the
United States Senate. The irgisla-
turc is not in session, aud Governor
Stonrman who is a Democrat, will
appoint Il Democrat to the vacancy.
The new Legislature will choose II
Scnator will be elected this fall.
The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the
la>' week, as reported 10 IL. G.. Dun n
Co., number for the United States 2ll,
and for Canada %. Total 30, against
NV last week and 2iS the week pre-
vi"us. business CASUALTIES arc OH The
decline III every section OF tlr county,
SSp,oi'''! III 'nc Eastern ana Middle
''"'
| nc ian-Elcctric invcS'igltio"
before the special committee OF tho
il"nsc began IN Washington on Fri
day. D.. IL. Rogers, the Inventor ties
tIiicd mat stock IN the conc RI had b On
gwen I" Senators Garland aud Harms
ana "'lciS' Tree OF cost. lie said The
SOCK. had no actual, but 4 purely
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