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LONDON, April 2O.-1n an interview
to-day General Boulanger reiterated his
disavowal that he had any intention of
precipitating war between France and
Germany. Nevertheless, he did not con-
slider that the future of France had been
settled forever by the war OF 1870, He
declares he would never consent that
France should be insulted. He was
anxious. no said, to cement FranCe's
friendship with Russia and England,
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JUDGE JAOKSON'S ANSWER

To Capt. smiths Notice of CunteSt-TwG
Wilson's Certificate Ills only Title,
Special Dispaich 10 l'c hItegiGncT,
FAREERsRURG, W. YAp April Co.
Judge Jackson's answer to Hon. @. B,
Smiths notice OF contest has been hand
ed to Capt, Smiths attorneys, Judge
Jackson claims that he has a majority OF
three votes, but he has no basis for his
claim except the certificate OF Governor
Wilson in which ten votes were stolen
in Peasants county.
A. B. Beckwith was to-day elected to
fill the vacancy in the County Court,
and at this afternoons session liquor
license was granted by vote of two to
one.
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A Kick Up In Maine,

PORTLAND, MB., April 2O.--At a meet.
ing Of the board Of trade to-day resolu.
tions were adopted protesting against
any legislation which will deprive cili.
Gems Of facilities oi transportation of mGr.
Chandise over the Canadian lines DO.
tween the Atlantic and tho West, A
committee was appointed 10 meet Secre.
tary CullOms committee In New York
In May, and proper representations 10
prevent recommendation 10 Congress OF
any measure tending 10 interrupt tho
present commercial relations with Can.
ada
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Reduction of Rates East.

PITTSBURGH, April 9G.-The General
Passenger Agent OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad has issued circular to the
effect that on and after May /, first and
second class tickets will be sold to New
York and Philadelphia. To New York
first class tickets will be sold for $40 30,
and second class for $40. To Philadel.
phia first Clpss 50, and second class S. 80.
The second class tickets are limited to
through passage. This is cut OF g.
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DENVER, April 2G,--F, A. Van Huscn,
a Wholesale tobacco dealer here, says
thaL ho was knocked down and robbed
Of $4,000 on tho street at 10 o'clock last
night as he was on hls way home. lie
Ind drawn the money from tile bank 10
express II 10 albuquerque, where he
and NJ. q. Yost we're going to make some
Investments. The express rates were
found 10 be too hight suit them, aud
Mr, Van lIusen remained over 10 get q
draft while Mr.. Yost went on ahead.
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TO REWARD MAI'AAFA
And Ills People for their Efforts to Save our
People Rt Samoa,

And Ills People for their Efforts to Save our
People Rt Samoa,
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 2G,-0m'
clals Of the State and Navy Departments
are considering what eau be done in the
way Of suitably rewardiug the Samoan
King Mataafa for his timely efforts to
rescue the American sailors and pro.
perty wrecked at Samoa. Admiral Kim
berly's report contained a strong recom-
mendatlon upon this point which can
not be neglected. 1t is probable that
Congressional warrant must be had for
the bestowal OF any suitable reward, but
the Navy Department may beable mean.
while to give the King II token Of its ap.
probation in tho shape OF bows or some
OF the property now stored at Apia.
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SLATED FOR COLLECTOR,
Cougressman-EIect Smith Says
he has Named A. B, White
FOR THE IMPORTANT PLACE,
He States That the Matter was LeCt
Entirely to IlIm-Postal Clerks
Appointed--New Fourth Glass
Postmasters are Named.

WAsHEGroN, D, c., April 26--Con-
gressman-elect Charles Smith, ofParkers-
burg, told me this evening that it was
Misunderstanding that Mr.. A. B, White,
Of Pmkersburg, is to be Collector Of In
ternal Revenue, "That," no said, "is
what General GoG and Messrs, Akin.
son and McGinnis aud myself agreed
upon, Iknow Of no change in the pro-
gramme."
"It TINS been tho opinion Of some West
YirSinians that Mr., Menager, Of TT,
Pleasant, was possibility" suggested
the INTELLGENCER representative,
"Well, it was agreed to give the Col
lectorship to the Fourth Congressional
District, and appoint whoeyerI should
see lit 10 recommend, | have recommend.
ed Mr.. White for the position, and as
SURGEON that he will be appointed" &"
Mr.. Smith also SAID this evening that
he had securedth appointment Of three
men in the railway mail service, rs fol-
lows; George Flagg, OF Parkersburg, to
succeed j. y. Horner, brother Of the
editor Of the Parkersburg Sentinel, on
the run between Parkersburg and Graf
ton; Henry Sayers, Of Jackson county,
will take the run on the Ohio River
Railroad between Wheeling and Hunt.
ingtop, and !. Il. Wood, Of huntington,
will be assigned to TIE run on the Ches-
apeakc & Ohio road between Hunting
ton and Valley Forge, Va.
Commissions for West Virginia post.
masters, whose appointments have here
tOiore been announced, were mailed to-
day: Ada i. Henson, Mt Bunker Hill;
George N. Walter, at Evansville; Robert
MCCOnkey, at Fetterman; Okey J, Tory,
at Long Reach; David g, Adams, ut
Riponi Robert W. b, Burger at Wilson.
burg.
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THE VICE PRESIDENT IN DANGER,


Collision on the Baltimore Il Ohio Road
MIR. Morton Escapes Injury,
BALTIMORE, Mn, April 26.-In col
lision on the Baltimore 4 Ohio this
morning the life OF the Vice President OF
the United States was endangered, The
accident occurred at the foot OF Howard
street, at the Y where the trains for Lo.
Gust Point separate from the road to
Washington. The trains in collision
were the vestibule limited from Phila-
delphia, which left here ut 1920 o'clock,
and which had on board Levi +, Morton,
The only person seriously injured was
Engineer AtiIburn, Of the west-bound
train. He had his leg crushed at the
knee. Among the other distinguished
persons aboard were General SChotleld
and staff; and General Foraker, OF Ohio,
and staff. All were going to New York.
The accident was not very serious. Both
baggage cars were shattered to pieces,
Fitzgerald had tho tracks
cleared by 3 O'Clock,
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rilftnn,. 1Innpl King uomnnnr.

This famous company will commence
a weeks engagement al the Grand
Opera House on Monday evening next,
During tho week Mr.. Clifton will pro.
duCe three Of his own dramas, which
have mot with great favor elsewhere,
and a number Of strong BpeCialties will
DO introduced during the dramas, The
company Ia said to DO composed Of good
material, and the Grand Will no doubt
be crowded Al each Performance,
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BERLIN, April 2O.--A Samoan relIeI
fund oi 10000 marks has been forwarded
10 Prince Bismarck from HAMBURG,
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THE ST. LOUIS BEER COMBINE.
Recent Stories ConiIrmed-It is Not, How
ever, to DO Trust.

Recent Stories COniIrmed-It Is Not, How
ever, to be n Trust.
sr, LOUIS, April 2O.-It is now an
nounced that what has for long time
been series Of rumors on one hand and
denials on the other has taken such a
definite shape that it can be stated truly
that all the beer brewers Of St, Louis
and east of st, Louis, excepting the
Anheuser.BusCh Company and W. J..
Lemp, have practically formed consol-
idation OF their properties and that they
will be run under one management.
There are eighteen breweries concerned
In the movement, representing an invest
ment Of about $5,OOO,OOO stock, and
bonds to the amount OF $l5,00O,000 will
be issued, each company or firm receiy-
ing the full value OF its property in each
and tho remainder will be sold by sub
scription, the proceeds to be used in en-
larging the principal breweries and i'm
proving the plants OF the others. The
organization is not to be u trust in any
sense, but simply business plan to i'm
prove the properties and increase the
productive power OF all.
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wAanNoroS, D. G., April 20. Consul
Smith, at Ticnsin, reports to the State
Department that tho Chinese Govern
mont l,As recently authorized an exten.
aIon OF the Tlensln 4 Tonshan railway,
which will make u possible to reach
Pekin from Tiensln in about three
hourp. whereas " now requires a. many
iHvs, The consul says the opposition OF
ihs conservatives having at last been
overcome, China may now be said TO
Layo fairly entered upon career Of rail-
,vav rnnRifiiCLlOu,
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WASHINGTON, April Collaboration
has reached the State Department that
tho Swiss Government has invited
1Europenn manufacturing States 10 send
representatives to conference in the
interests OF the working classes TO DO
hold al Borne next September. Tho
subjects for consideration will be: Pro.
hibition OF Sunday work limitations
upon the aye aud hours OF employment
oi factory children; limitation pt night
work and prohibition Of tho employment
Of miners and children In peculiarly
dangerous and unhealthy industries
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LONDON, April ga select party, in-
Guiding General Boulanger, Count Dil.
Ion, General Graham and an unknown
LADY, dined with Lord Randolph ohur
Mr.; Chamberlain, in a speech at Bir.
mingham this evening, said that the
Gladstonians were bastard sons OF The
Liberal party, and that the Liberal
Un!onists were the true heirs OF the
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nIIssIonarles nold r,or nnn.nn.

ZANZIBAR, April 20. Bushiri, tho
chief of the insurgents, has released
Rev. Mr.. Roscoe and his wife, church
missionaries, who were engaged in East
Africa, and who were captured during
the recent trouble. He still holds in
captivity Rev. Mr.. Taylor, Rev. Mr.. Ed.
wards and Rev. Mr.. Hooper, He will
not surrender them until he is paid
1000 pounds. The English Consul will
pay the ransom demanded.
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A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
Tho Havoc Crented by tho blowing Up oi
mn oil Tank.

Tho Havoc CreatUd by tho blowing Up OF
nn OIL Tank.
CnicAoo, April 2O.-A terrible explo-
sion followed by a flash Of light and n
roaring flame threw theinhabltants near
Ohio and Rockwell streets into n panic
Inst night. So loud was the report and
80 violent was tho GopGusslon that pCo'
nle for blocks around thought it was an
enrtbouakU. Houses rocked with a sec
oni explosion, which proved to DO IN a
tank OF oil standing on the Chicago, Mil.
wRukpe & 81, Paul Railroad track and
belonging TO EeYps Thatcher, which
thew used In burning line, Nicholas
Nelson was engaged In drawing the OIL
from tho tank car 10 tank on d wagon
uSed In hauling tho oil over TO the kilns
when tho explosion occurred. He was
blown about llty feet. He will die. The
tank on tho wagon also exploded end
hoyScs were killed instantly aud burned
10 a crisp. The force Vi tho explosion
biew pieces Of tank several blocks, one
Of The pieces hit Special 0gicer Davis,
NJ the DCsplainOB station, undet tlo
chin and incapapiQled for duty. A box
cSr OF lime standing OH tho side track
Was also burned, The cause Of the ex'
nloSion Is not known, Some say Nelson
hSlI n lantern down In the tank 70 SEQ
how much more oil he had 10 haul, but
he denied this, Others say II was fired
by sparks from engines falling into the
IL vnnt Whilu the oil was belnR drawn.
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Plg Iron llencilSa Tho IIottom

PlrrsDuRdn, April 20.-The price Of
pig iron has been dropping for the past
two months, until II Is now believed 10
have reached the bottom. A large block
Of lrst class mill iron was sold ytstorday
on four months time for Sll per ton.
This ls perhaps tho lowest price paid for
iron for several years past One pig
iron broker, when questioned this after.
noon, said "Ihe iron trade is exceed.
ingly dull but We expect m improve.
ment soon. Zig Iron cannot be made
for Sl4 per ton"
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A Terrible Accident.

EE7N0VFF1 1F'ITFFV7E W I7IV ITVFFFFIVITI'ET'
GRAFTON, W. VAp April GA terri
bic accident occurred a few days since
over in Tucker county. William Plum
and his seven year old son were engaged
in clearing brush. They built n fire and
sat down upon u log near it. The fire
burned away the props Of the log and it
rolled over upon the boy crushing his
head and killing him instantly. The
iather Was also injured.
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TRENTON, N. j., April 9O.-special
freight train No, $3.50, on the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad, in a heavy fog about 9
o'clock this morning ran into freight
train No. D3S within 100 yards OF the
Delaware river bridge. Both trains were
going towards Philadelphia. The Ell.
gineer and fireman on No. $50 jumped
in time to save their lives. A man in
the caboose OF No. G3S was killed out
right. From cards found on his person
he appears to be William +. Heiton, OF
Philadelphia. The engine Of the rear
train was also derailed and badly dam.
nUa6
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BY the Governor.
Wv. q. RICE, Private Secretary.


NEw YoRE, April 2O.-It is said that
there has been conference OF the police
officials and the District Attorney about
the prevention OF centennial thieving,
and us Il result II has been determined TO
raid the Coney Island hotels and dives
kept BY well known ex.thioves and
burglars. These are crowded with out
OF town malefOctOrs waiting until the
centennial opens TO sweep down on
New York. The raid will occur Sunday
niyht.
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NEw YoRk, April 20, THE police re.
port that the total damage done by che
do IN the Harlem Electric Lighting
()olhhhhy1 old chops IN Fast iaed etfeet
lhBl iiiflt ID 100000. Thlg u probably
About % 900 Or $4,000 TOO high.
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Rockville, Tenn, April 2G.-Two
mills Of the White Manufacturing Com
pany shut down to-day. This action
was caused by the strike Of the l5O
weavers yesterday. Four hundred per-
sons were thrown out OF work. The
company offered slight advance yester-
day, but the weavers hold out for a cent
yard and protraCted strike is feared.
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Ida, tho nve.ycar.old daughter Of
Fred sChaeier, living on Thirty.seventh
street between Woods and Jacob streets,
iell from The second story window Of her
fathers house, striking on the sidewalk
below, She sustained serious iniuTleB,
but II Ia thought by tho attending ply.
BlCian that they will not prove fatal.
Her fall was about sixteen feet,
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n,,r 6oo pen1Iona In ono Day.

wAnlisoFoN, D, O. April GO.-ThOrO
vns an aggregate Of $50 pension cOrtiA.
CStos Issued by tho certificate division ol
,i,o I,obslon Office to-day. The liSt In
clNies reTtIHCatsb for original pensions
Sa.issue6. lnCfeaBeB, elc,l aud the
isygeSt iIaue that has been made IA any
onS ,lay eifco CominiBslonnf Tanner ~
saned chafgp oi ithe PonGonloiliue' y
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4HB PATHETIC STORY
or the Latest Situation in the
Oklahoma Territory,
CRAZY FROM DISAPPOINTMENT
Tho Sad Story That Comes From One
Point - Deaths From Exposure,
More Murders Reported-The
onIciNls Deny the Truth.

OKLAHOMA Cry, l, T., April 26.-Fiye
men in their collins and a maniac in
irons were carried north from this infant
city yesterday. The dead had died
natural deaths, that is TO say, nature had
given way under the hardships encoun-
tered, and none OF the five deaths were
directly at the hands of fellow men, The
mad man, John Evans, left his family in
EldoradO, Kansas, a few weeks ago and
apparently was in the best OF health,
He came to Oklahoma City on the first
train Monday, found the city in posses
sion OF United States Deputy Marshals
and bushmen and was unable to realize
his expectations, A claim which he
finally secured was jumped by profess
siOnaIs and n revolver was Aourished in
his face when he demonstrated. Evans
had little money aud his subsequent
trials robbed him OF his reason, AS he
lay on the platform to-day, waiting for
tho train, he talked inCOherently OF
claims and town lots and implored those
near him not to rob him Of his little
piece Of ground. The sight was Il pitiiul
one. Evans was taken to Winfield and
placed in q hospital for the insane.
Another man went Crazy the previous
night and was placed on northbound
train. At Alfred he broke away and
tried to assault Lieutenant Waite, OF the
infantry company stationed there, but
was overpowdered, 81 want claim. |
want n claim" was his inCessant cry.
He was put aboard tho train again aud
will probably be treated in the Winfield
hospital. A Kansas man named Steven
son was shot aud killed in the presence
Of his wife and four little children by
two men on claim near Alfred Wednes.
day. The murdereB fled and the un-
fortunate widow walked to Alfred with
the news. The dead man was buried
by tho settlers and small subscription
was raised to send tho family home.
The rude funeral was in progress as the
train passed.
SURPRISING THE TRUTH.
S. D. Day, a Denton, Tex, man was
found dead on his claim near Oklahoma
City, to-day. Meningitis was the cause
OF his death. Several sensational stories
OF escapes from the quicksands Of the
river are told. A POttawottomie In.
dian. who had just strCceived. his annuity,
WIS murdered Hnd robbed by unknown
persons on the road from Oklahoma City
to the Reservation.
The army officers, under instructions
from Gen. Merritt, are making great Of.
forts to suppress tidings OF violence, and
do not hesitate upon repeated falsehoods
to cover the facts.
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WILLIAM RoBER1s, NJ. j. +, II, G, r.,
Pregnancy lS iruitiulCause Of Irlphvs
Disease. The relative proportion Of
cases between tho ages Of 20 and l6, arc
10 women 70 every 100 men, while after
this period the mortality falls 10 Bl
womBn To every 100 men," Women dur.
ing pregnancy arg especially liable 10
contract kidney disease; which II neg.
leeled viii terminate In Btght'B Disease,
Keep the Kidneys active, and maintain
q healthy flowO urine BY the ffe1uenl
use oi Warmers Sale Cure during lhe
period o. pregnancy. II will keep iho
Kidneys healthy and active,
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OloomnrRnrIno NIn.t 40.

HARTFORD, CoSN, April 20.-Tho
House this morning passed bill provi.
ding that no person shall make, sell, or
have In his possession any product made
wholly or Id part Of any iit, oil or Oleo.
aginous substance or compound thereof
not produced from milk or cream, which
shall DO In imitation Of butter or cheese,
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INC ArIrl. Trons,lrn I,nenr.rDll.

AUCKLAND, April 2O.-Tho treaSuro
which was aboard the United States war
ship Trenton when she was wrecked at
Api9 during the recent hurricane there
has been recovered. The NIpslc, wbIclI
was damaged In the same hurricane. viii
b Be brought to Auckland by the United
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Al LAG out somewhere.

WAsnlSoToS, D. O., April 9O.-scc.
retary Noble to-day received q telegram
from special agent Of tho Department
at Guthrie to the effect that at Guthrie,
Kinvhsher and Oklahoma City, every.
thing Is quiet and orderly, and that
all reports Of violence orlaw breaking Of
any Kind are absolutely without founda'
tim
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Texas SHARP sllootor. In Now York.

NEw YoRE, April 2C.-sixty sharp.
shooters, members Of various military
bodies OF San Antoni, Texas, who have
como to take part In the Centennial cole.
bration, arrived hero to-day from Gal.
weston on the steamer Coma.
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VIII Debate Tho Samoan OuO,lIon.

BERLIN, April 2O.-The National Ga.
',ih says that the Government, instead
Of avoiding a debate in tho RoIchS,",.
Glai,I,, on W. samoan questionable give ovcry
,SC,liIy ,,oaIIyI ior such debate at tho earliest
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PARIS, KY, April 2O.-Pat Hunt, who
murdered James Abnee February last.
was last evening sentenced to hang. Ho
put on most braSen appearance during
tho trial and smiled when the verdict
was read. He left the Court House o..
cigar.
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Tic EAohnnr, Sienn. IIn,lnO,,

CHICAGO, April 2O.-ThC Chicago
Stock Exchange has passed resolution
declaring, that Unless the Chicago City
Railway Company shall furnish II with
a statement Of the number OF bonds
issued, II will strike the bonds OF this
companY from lie list.
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cnAnLRsroS, 4, O., April 9O.-orsar
Frazier, ColorOd, was hanged at 1880 to.
day iortbO murder Of llOldOnbarg, white,
on february 0. The condemned man
pFoiessOd the Catholic faith, and the ex:
eCution was unattended BY the usual
aOeheB Of shouting, praying and singing,
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ABILENE, KAs., April 9O,-Twonty.six
head Of fine steers, in a herd fat:ened
here, have been killed because they had
hydrophobia. A mad dog bit ono Of the
herd Of 200 a few weeks ago. Rabies
spread rapidly. II beCame necessary TO
shoot the maddened animals. The dis
ease Is vtill spreading.
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BALTIMORE, MDo April 20.-Tho Brit.
iDhStCumship Cordonilla, Captain Gavin
brought 1850 tons Of manganese iron
ore from Maeri, Turkey, the flrst Of that
article brought here from that port, II
y iof the Edgar Thomson Iron Works In
Pennsylvania.
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BALTIMORE, NM April gO.-Thc rain
that Is now deluging this city is the
heaviest that has beOn recorded hero iot
nearly four years. Tho amount OF rain
fall up TO noon to-day was Aye inches,
This Is for - hours since the storm DO.
gan At 8 o'clock yesterday morning.
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rhn nhh EelluMa nt I,ILt.butrh.

PtrsBuRsg, PA April $0,-ThO Odd
Fellows Of Allegheny county celebrated
tho SEVENTEEN anniversary Of the found.
Inc OF order In this country, with q
parade to-day, In which aboutg,60O men
participated.
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The I,ore ILsnrn,n.nr rrl..l

RoMR, April 2O,-Tho pono ,o.do,.
Sulllln9nSd nrnmaG a. Father AgoStlno, and n.
proved pIiETol MN for his recent sermon In
yi which ne ho Invoked divine blessing @ ,ipon ~
King humbeTt and the Italian nr,nv Wv"
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EarthUuNi,c N r,,,, sn.,n

MADRlp, April 2O.-Tio town of Al.
palnn near urahda, was severely SbaLSm
Dy ah e%attllquAko to-day Several LoIISSi
were thrown down, but there wS" S'IvI' nn
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Tic People WIIl yolo -, :,

EDISBunon, April 2O.--,rho question
whether the freedom Of the cltv a. IslI,
bnTgh shall be conferred upon Mr, pnr,
mel Il 70 be submitted 10 tho yoto'oi liz