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Two Brothers Commit suicide.

LOUISVILLE, KY. April 2S-Near Richmond
KY, yesterday, Arch StoltZ, a farmer, committed
suicide by taking .'rough on rats" His brother
William, seeing the corpse, took the remainder Of
the poison leaving a note saying he wished both
TO be buried In the same cofiin.
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The blue and the Grav.

The hue and the Cray
GEN. JOS. E. JOHNSTON AS A CONTRIBUTING MENBER
OF A GRAND ARMY POST.
Gen. Jos. E. Johnston In conversation to-day
with STAR reporter, who asked him in regard to
his having become a contributing member Of Gen.
E. ID. Baker Post, G. A. r., OF Philadelphia, said
that circular was sent to him stating that It was
the intention to form branch OF contributing
members for the purpose of aiding the charitable
one year, and was glad TO do so. 81 remember"
added the general, 'that when we were getting up
received 0enerons trbnsions ,ray,, we
soldiers. thought that It was an example worthy
OF Imitation, and so responded to this appeal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-28

LAWRENCE, MASS, April 2S-This morning q
boiler OF the Russell Paper Company used 10 bod
rags suddenly exploded. Michael Melvin and
Robert Evans who were In the room were blown
through the walls, which were partially demol-
ished. They were taken TO the hospital. The
former was badly scalded and VIII probably die
Evans injuries are not serious. The report Of The
explosion was heard all over the city. No cause d
known.
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Treasury Department Change

Treasury Department Changes.
The following-named persons having served
satisfactory probationary term OF six month each,
have received absolute appointments viz: Joseph
p. cullen, OF Arkansas; Peter j. Keleher, of New
York, TO 81 900 In the Office OF the Sixth Auditor
and VIM. 4. ONeii OF Illinois, to class 1, in the
Office OF the second Auditor
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Wheeling Wilkes Sold for slO.oOO.

CHICAGO, April 2S.-A dispatch from Lexington.
Ky, says: Ihe great stallion, Wheeling wilkes,
py George Wilkes, dam by Edward Everett, has
4. Bissell, or Grand Rapids Mich, for $4,000. K.
r Pepper, OF Frankfort, KY, has sod 10 M II. Bis
sell the bay mare Dongola, 4, oy onward. dam
Embassy, by Harald, for 81, 200, and the brown
my sentiment, 2, by Madrid, aam CoQueIte, by
Pilot, 1r., Tor 5000.
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Wills and DSyellings Rurned.

LOUISVILLE. April 2s.-The flooring mills Of r. b
Cotter Co, large quantity or poplar lumb.r,
and three cottages burned yesterday. The loss
aggregated $4,000
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A Gratifying Liberal y,csorv.

special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, April 2S-Thv liberals are naturally
delighted at the result OF the Lanark election.
The net result is 6s5 more votes cast for home
rule than at the last general election. The in-
crease on the other side was only eight, leaving
out OF account 617 votes cast for a labor candi-
date, who was strongly supported by well-known
uperalS QEe Cunningham Granam. The Glad
stone candidate Increased the majority by sixty.
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From Wall street To-day.

New YORK. April 2S, IL a. m.-The stock mar
ket displayed the usual activity at the opening
this morning and prices were decidedly strong
the first sales being made at advances over last
evenings ciose OF from y to y per cent generally,
while New England was exceptional, with q gain
OF 4 per cent. Contrary TO the rule for the past
week, the strength OF the market was very pro-
nounced in the early trading, and before the end
or the first half hour New England, which as
sumed the lead Immediately, had advanced per
cent, followed by Missouri Pacific, with la; Rich
mond and West Point, per cent, and the rest OF
the list fractional amounts. Quicksilver, however
was marked exception 10 the remainder OF the
list, dropping In the SINE time from IL TO 81
The advance then received check, though the
strong tone continued undated and further
gains were made in a few OF the leading
stocks; the market became more quiet and devei-
oped no further feature, and at IL O'Clock IL was
active and rm to strong at or about the best fig-
ureS OF the hour.
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During the twenty -four hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported to the health
of1cer as follows: Jennie Thorn, white thirty-six
years; James Stone, white, fve months; Fanny
E. Wood, white, forty years; Gilbert b. Stndecor,
white, seventy-one years; Eliza Harris, colored,
one year; Carl Pflipper, white, nfty-two years:
Clara Ashton colored six days; infant OF Harriet
Minor, q few minutes.
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Robbed Of ali. SI. 900 BELT.

CHICAGO, April 2s.-Dr. c. W. Merkey was way.
laid by two men within go feet Of his home on
West Vanburen street, near Rockwell, last night,
and robbed OF 9, 900 which he carried In belt
next his skin. The doctor thinks his assailants
knew beforehand that he had the money though
how they learned it Is 10 him an entire mystery.
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shot Dead White Resi.simg Arrest.

Fort SMITH, ARE, April 2s.-While the Cherokee
authorities were attempting to arrest Jack Hawk
and Bill Beaver, two celebrated outlaws on Lees
Greek on Wednesday, they resisted and were shot
dead after long fight from behind barrfcade of
horses. They were two desperate characters and
had long been wanted FOR murders covering Q
series OF years
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No. corner 18th and o sts. n; w.-seryices To-
pastor. strangers cordially welcome. Seats free
Eection Of officers at the conclusion of morning
Al SHOOK. residence 1929 Marion St n. ". Pastors
resdence, 459 II st. NV II
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offers for sale oS Ronas-

Offers for the sale OF U. s. bonds were made to-
day as follows: Coupon Is, $121 900 at 1861,
$780, 600 at 1861; registered 4s 5000 900 at 1aes
s7OO 900 at l269, 5000 at 1875; coupon $40 900
at 101s4; registered AIS, sI6o 000 at 1914 $4,000
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a New York Failure.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-P. Lenk a Co., 1ss Duane
street, assigned to-day 20 Samuel II. Lessy nsky.
Notes held by NJ. Lienan & Co., 10 the amount os
&S3,Ol3 are preferred
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STATESMEN AND JOURNALISM.
departure os the Party 60 Witness the
Launching Of the Now Naval Vessels.


senators and Representatives with holiday
look In their eyes and green ticket In their
hands, naval ofncers In the costume of every day
LIE, and correspondents with note books bulging
out their pockets, crowded the 9th street depot
this morning. It was the gathering OF the favored
ones who had been invited to visit Philadelphia
and witness the launching Of the gunboat York
town and the unnamed dynamite cruiser at
cramps shlp-yard, at Chester, this Afternoon.
"A little group OF ladies In the wating-room broke
tne monotony OF the male costumes They
were the christening party" Mrs. whitney, Mrs.
McAooo, Mrs Wright, Miss Breckenridge, Miss
cameron and Miss Butler. Mrs. whitney looked
very attractive In light blue costume and carried
huge bunch OF deep red roses She chatted with
congressman who crowded around, and held quite
reception while waiting for the train TO start At
Soclock the gates were opened and q hood OF
statesmanshfp and Journalism poured into
tne train room and soon nlled the wait
Ing train, composed OF seven vesttbule cars.
one hundred and ninety persons found seats
on this train, among them being the Secretary's
party. AT 9:10 the train moved on and the
gates were closed The other train started at
9:2O ana carried on $50 more. 1t was composed
OF Two vestibule and 1ve parlor cars majority
OF tne members OF both Houses were on board be.
side nearly every bureau ofncer OF the Navy De-
partment. Miss Breckinridge is to chrtsten the
dynamite cruiser and Miss Cameron the York
town.
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PARn, April 2a-An Interpolation will be sub
mitted In the chamber or deputies to-day respect
demonstrafion In favor Of Gen. BouiaS9er arrer
the latter's departure nom the banquet at the
Cafe Richie last night The Steele says that Gen.
Boulanger's protests OF love for the republic are
only disguise used 70 accomplish his ends. IL
declares that his speech at last nights banquet
was really pretender's manifesto.
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GEN. JOMNsTON AND rnE q. a. n.
The Ex.Ceafcaerase Gcaeral Decsa~o
q CO0srSb Sbuafu9 MeaA~y.

PaulprIrHIA, April es-The announcrmeht is
made here this morning that Cen Joseph Il John.
ston, the highest In rank OF living ofncers OF the
Confederate army was on THURSDAY night lrst
unaninousiy elected an honorary member of n
d Baker Post No q q. A. K. OF this city. The
election W sbrought about usJon the receipt of Q
letter reading:
'For the purpose Of enabling me 20 participate
IN the noble work OF charity performed by The
comrades OF the Grand Army of the Republic. I
hereby make application for contributing mem
bership 10 your post lnclosed please and the sum
OF $40 Tor one years dues"
The petition was unaccompanied oy any other
communication. and when presented 20 the mem-
tiers OF the Post Tor their consideration lt went
through with rush amid the cheers OF the Two
hundred veterans present. Gen. Johnston u ths
only ex-ConIederate soldier who has ever been ~
oeiyed into the ranks OF q Grand Army post.
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LONDON, April 2S-The Revolutionary rising I'm
Rouman1a has been renewed, this time close 70 th0
Russian frontier
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District Government Affairs.

TREES ALONG THE SUBURBAN ROADS
The Commissioner are considering the adyisa-
The general opinion is, II this is agreed upon,
washington win have suburban roads equal to
any in the United States. Capt Symons Is said to
Ss II sns
says that the cost OF planting trees along the Tth
and Tenleytown roads will be s. ,000
TO CONSOLIDATE TWO LINES OF PoLKa
At the suggestion OF Capt Sym0ns, the Com.
missioners have ordered the consultation and
the two lines OF telegraph poles belonging to the
Western Union Telegraph Co. This action was
due to the widening OF the road, which LETT the
poles in the middle OF the road.
VAULT PRrvIIEoss OF fRofERrY-owNEas on zH
The building inspector Is preparing an extensive
report for the Commissioners relative the riRhts
OF property-owners to vault privileges where Wiree
premises In his report he uphoids the rights Of
property-ownerA Several law suits have grown
out Of this very question, and are now pending In
the courts.
BUILDING PERMITS
frame dwelling on the Rockville Road, at cost OF
$500 Nra. Jane Farnnam, 70 erect two brick
dwellings at E,20 and 1921 d street northwest. AZ
cost of $500 Daniel Alworth, to build one
It q cost Of s. 500
The Commissioners have refused Col 8 T. Al
bert the use OF certain unused posts ana chains
f0s sss sSclosuse q private ss1s RsSps
the surgeon for the police and nre Department
that when he absents himself from the bistr1ct he
should give notice TO the proper authorities 20 thar
fornsr ssy hat ii absence from tie Dissscs VIII NJ
allowed % employees q the Districs In hin csss =
"sA
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D01I Nm FnofRsF THEm INNOCENCE 10 fHR LAST.
DUDlM. April 26.-Daniel Nor1artty ana Daniel
Hayes were hanged a. Tralee this morning, for the
murder Of james F1txmaurice, . farmer near
fore the execution Eoriar1ty and HAYES heard
mas and prayed fervently. They both declared
their lnn0cenca f1tzmauuce, the murdered man,
ev1cted shorty efte1. wh1le on his way %
msrnSS g. !nsee. he va stoPped By tvo neA
VINO etter mokng sure q h1D 0ent1ty, mot him
with rsvolvesA 1ogiarlty and HayoS were mb0o-
Queotly asysosed, chaEgsd W1fA q nurdN.
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Affairs I'm West Washingsou.

FATHER AND Son BADLY BURNRD.-This morning,
about O'Clock, Joel Wise and his son George, who
reside on Mr.. Weaver's farm, on the Chain bridge
road, were severely burned BY the explosion OF q
and body. and his son about the feet and hands.
Dr. kleinschmidt was summoned and rendered aid.
OfFICERs ELECTED.-The GOOD Iemplars last
night elected the following Officers: w. e. Ely,
chief templar; Miss E M. Ladson. vice templar; A.
J. Dixon, recording secretary; p. n. Mtlstead,
Mra E A. Bennett, chaplain; F. Kettner, marshal
ana 9. II. Giles past grand chief templar.
ROCK SLIDE N TIE CANAL.-A d1spatch from
Cumberland reports rock slide at the east end OF
the canal tunnel which may require days TO re-
move. II u not thought there will be any mate
number OF Light boats tnis sade of the Aide.
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DENVER, Col, April GA salt Lake City special
20 the Republican says: While george Newby
aged twenty-one, Mary Wilson, aged seven, aud
kmily Wilson, aged nye, and a man named Per-
kins were attempting 20 cross a small stream In
the Ogden Canon yesterday In a boat, the high
water swept them over wilson's dam and all ex-
cept Perkins were drowned The bodies OF Newby
and Mary Wilson were recovered.
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Washington News and Gossip.
Index to Advertisements.

AMrsrMrSrs-Sth paga
ArroRNEys-7th page.
AUcrIoN SALEs--3d and 7th pages
BoARDINo-5th page.
BooKs-7th page.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-5th pa2a
CITY ITEMs--Sth page
COUNTRY BoARD-5th page
COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-3d para
DEATHs-5th page.
DENTIsrRY-7th paee
DRY GooDs-7th page
EDUcATIoNAI.-6th page
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-6ih para.
FNANorAL-7th page.
For RENT Flats) 9th page.
For RENT (Rooms)-5th pasa,
FOR RENT Houses)-Sth page
For RENT (Stores)-5th page
FoR RENT (Ofhces)-5th page
For RENT CMiscellaneous)-5th paga'
For SALE (Houses)-3d page.
For SALE Uots)-3d page
For SALE (Miscellaneousl-5th paga
For SALE (Houses and Lots)-Sth page
HousEFURNIsHINas-7th paga
LADIES GooDs-6tb page.
LOCAL MENTIoN-Sth page
LOST AND FoUNp-5th paga
MARRIAGEs-5th page
MONEY TO LoAN-4th paga
MEDIcAL-7th page.
NEW EwPuBLICATIoNs-Sth Page.
OCEAN STEAMERS -7th page
POTOMAC RIVER BoArs-7th pa8o
PIANOS AND ORGANs-7th page.
PERsoNAL-5th page.
PRoFEssIoSAL-7th pa2a
PRoPosALs--Bth page.
RAILRoADs-7th page.
SPEcIALTIEs-7thp page.
SPECIAL NorIcEs-lstpara
SUBURBAN PRoPERrY-3d para
SUMNER REsoRrs-6th pasa
THE TRADEs-7th page
UNpERTAKERs-6th page
WANTED (Board)- 4th page.
WANTED (Help)-4th page.
WANTED Uots).-4th page,
WANTED (Situations)-4thp para
WANTED Rooms)-4th page.
WANTED (Houses)-4th page
WANTED Miscellaneous)-4thpa para
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SERGEANT SHERMAN RELIEVED FROM DUTY.-Gen.
Greely yesterday afternoon relieved Sergt. Sher-
man from duty at New Haven, Conn.,, and ordered
Henry j. Cox. now on duty at Northfield, VT, in
his place. sherman Will probably be discharged
from the service
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Held for Nancy Nagle,s Death.

WMKEsBARRE Pa, April 2S.-Henry Meyers of
Nescopeck. was arrested at his residence this
morning charged with setting fre TO the building
near Berwick yesterday, 1n which Nancy Nagle
was burned 10 death. He was brought here and
committed to prison.
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A Kansas County Treasurer Short.
HR REFUSES 10 GIVE Up HIS OFFICE OR ExPIAry THE
SHORTAGE

CHICAGO, April ga dispatch from Topeka,
Kan, says: K +. Gravel, treasurer OF scott
County, has been found be short IN bis accounts
for $500, and proceedings have been begun
against his bondsmen TO recover. Gravel has been
treasurer since the organization or the county.
When the quarterly examination OF his Office was
made on Wednesday he was found TO be short. He
was Immediately suspended Dy TIE county COM
miSS1oners, but refused vacate the orce or give
an explanation OF the shortage.
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WANTED TO SEE THE RACEa-Byron Davis col.
ored, Jumped the fence the ce-track yesterday
70 see the races but before the horses started he
was arrested. To-day, IN the Police Court, he was
cnargeQ with malicious trespass and the judge
took his personal bonds.
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MARKIAGH LICRNsEs.-Marr1age licenses have
been issued BY the CLERK OF the court TO @. III
woodward, OF Prince Georges County, Nd, ana
Ada y. anderson; James w. Pryor and tdith
vernon Tweedy, both 0f New York city: Harry Y
Wurdemann and Rachael Field HtaTkWeafher.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue. $5s2, ,615.35; customs, s73s, ,591.35.
JUDGE COOLEY, the chairman OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission, is confined to his house by
slight attack OF pneumonia. He Is better to-day.
PRoMorED.-Miss Elizabeth H. Hastie, of Florida,
has been promoted from $72O to $500 in the Post
O1lce Department.
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REVISED POSTAL TREATY WITH CANADA-The
Postmaster-Generaly yesterday completed arrange
ments with the postmaster-general Of Canada es-
tablishing uniform rate OF postage Of / cent per
ounce on all merchandise, including grain seed
cuttings, bulbs, scions, and grafts and cent per
ounces OF printed matter in the mails EXCHANGED
between the two countries, and now known as
thfrd-class matter in the domestic malls of this
country. This arrangement goes into effect May
l. and removes the objections to the recent postal
Marc
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To be Brought % shts city.
AN OLD PIcKPoCKET ARRESTED IN NEW YORK ros a
THEET KAaHINaIoN


NEW YORK, April 2S.-An old-time plckpocket
and sneak thief, known as "Bill" vosburg, having
half dozen aliases, was arrested yesterday on Z
warrant from Washington, where he Is wanted on
charge OF picking The pocket OF John H. Chick OF
500 on Cleveland 5 Inauguration day. He had been
serving two-years sentence for robbery IN Rocl-
ester, and was only released about nine months
ago.. As soon as legal technicalities can be COM
piled with no VIII be sent on TO Washington voss
burg IL now about nifty mine years old and has
been thief ever since he could walk
mr. Click is butcher In this city. The prisoner
vosourg, was arrested on the day OF the robbery
by ofhcer McTaggau and tried IN the Police court
ment was found against him ana he jumped his
ball After leaving here he went 70 Rochester, n.
T., wnere ne was arrested Tor q similar ofense,
Tor which he served a term In Auburn ne was
released last July, and has since been at large a
few days ago Inspector swindelis learned that he
was In New YORK, and at his request the omcen u
that city arrested him.
THE CAR CoNpUcroRs sTATKnErf.-ln the fol1ce
Court, on the 18Th inst, when the case OF John We
Carr and his wife, charged with assaulting MOTIF
NOR L Price. conductor OF an Avenue Cal. "a
ney, Is reported 70 have said that the conductor
was the aggressor, and he had skipped town
MA Carr, he said, 10 pretty woman ana tne con-
ductor attempted 70 nirt with her. Mr.. Car very
properly spoke 20 him about n ana nght fol-
lowed Mr. Price writes 70 THR eIAK that s'noe
for two weeks holiday 70 my home IN naryiands
but IN my absence the case was called and ooc3oo4
against me- Mr. Price denies that ~ atsompeo4
70 nir WITH ArA Carr.
There have been many fosts N vIWin1a -
veek, and The damage 70 farm eruck n tse -.
boFhOod q Norfolk q estimated - n0m oDoQo09
% o7tQooQ Tho nu1t crOpo aso oo0Y onmaDo9
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NEW FIRM.-Samuel F. Phillips, late Solicitor
General, and Lamar and Zachry, attorneys, have
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John Gilbert Better.

NEW YORK. April 2a-John Gilbert, the actor,
who was taken sick last night WAS much better
this morning, and his physician says that he win
be out BY Monday next
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APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE to Secretary Whit
ney for the first payment the cruiser Philadel-
phia, building at Philadelphia, amounting to
Sl3oOOO.
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E0PeF0T Ere0eF1cksO CO00HtfO0s
BERLIN. April 26-A bulletin issued this morn
ing says the emperors condition II unchanged
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NAVAL CONTRACT AwARDED.-Secretary Whitney
has awarded TO the Pneumatic Gun Carriage and
PowerCo., OF this city, the contract for pneu-
matte system for working the turrets and guns,
steering and refrigerating apparatus on the U. s.
Monitor Terror. The price is S22s $50.
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Ont Of the Government Service.

SckVICGe
TIE RESIGNATION OF SPECIAL AGENT PECK ACCEPTED
The resignation OF Special Agent Peck, who is
said to have engineered the unsuccessful search
for gold in the Caribbean Sea on the yacht Maria,
has been received and accepted by the Treasury
Department, to date from February l. He wrote
letter TO the Department the other day asking why
mis- resignation, which he said he had sent some
time before, had not been acted upon. He was
notified that nothing of the kind had been received
and he sent on duplicate, dated In December to
cepted at once.
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wero the readings u the signal Omce to-day: 4
m, 80; 2 p M u; maximum e; minimum, -
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The Panama Canal Lottery Scheme.
PARIS, April 2S-The chamber OF deputies To-
the clauses OF the Panama lottery loan bill The
ultimate adoption OF the bill Is therefore probable
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PORTLAND, ORE, April 2s.-News comes OF q
fatal accident on the stilluamlsh River, Washing
ton Territory, IN which three young women and
one man were lost. They were crossing the river
In canoe, which capsIzed, aud they were drowned.
Their names were Lille Wheeler, aged eighteen;
Anna Thompson, aged sixteen; Ellen Aldridge
aged seventeen, and J. b. Vance. aged forty.
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A Milllon 20 Build . Cathedral.

formerly mayor OF Liverpool, has offered TO give
E25O000 toward building q cathedral In that
city.
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The PATTEN-FLHNING SUIT.-In the case OF Ana
stasia Patten against X. 1. Fleming, Judge Hag-
ner, OF Circuit Court, No. l. to-day certified the
motion OF PLAINTIFFS counsel to continue the ex-
animation OF Fleming before an examiner TO the
General Term. The question Is whether the rule
providing Tor the examination OF party In q suit
Hagner denied the motion TO punish Mr. r. RI
Perry for contempt in fnterrupting the examina-
tlon, and made an order directing Mr.. Flemlngs
boGks and papers be returned to him.
A DECREE OF DIVORCE vACATER-In the case OF
Annie Frances Smith against Albert NJ. Smith, In
which q decree or divorce was made on the Iith
Inst. the decree was vacated by Judge Cox this
morning.
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ARMY ORDERs-First Lieut.. ogden Rafferty,. as
sstane surgeon ordered to report for duty at Fort
Clark, Texas, relieving Capt. Jno. Lauderdale, as
sistant surgeon ordered to duty at Fort Davis,
Texas. Capt. VIM. i. Reed, 9TH infantry, granted
six months leave First Lieut.. Henry A. Reed, I'd
artillery, granted four months leave from August
%, 1888.