The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1889-04-13
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ILL ND NO In ohlh1'
od-A-oi Tl, SAioh LA soa mas entered
c. 60" d iia'S ID" nrm In Now f0ri
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III, n'uA =, r,ance, oa tie ZIst' de
otnr u''iaeno vi ior'y francs PEI
'N'ie
THE Marquis of Ely died, on the night o.
,iss ou' "hiue travelling In Italy. He was
'oi Il III 1910
pIsu,RcK is said 10 he deenIv ;nteresteI
in tie measures TO be taken by the Uuited
States to replace the vessels lost at Sa-
moa'
GgSr,AL DoULAygxR's selr-imposed
exile in belgium will not put a stop TO the
proceedips against him bv tbs Frencl
PEHsIo COMMISSIONER TANNER an.
nounces that the preparation for publica.
ton of the lists Of pensions granted will
not be resumed.
MRS Mckee, the Presidents daughter,
left Washington, on the 81, In company
with Senator Davis family, for a weeks
visit IN Florida.
TIM VILLAGE - VII" nino r,;,as s. =,
Yankton, OAK, was almost entirely wiped
nIlf ht- Ern fhea t<rhf NJ fha Ant
three buildings remain.
TIE NAVY Dan,-,rnon, - ,o,s,aar,,o
rooyrad;sr,-, - .t.aar,;ro tha ro.nr,'
cry - the nne modern rlded guns car
red 'to', y with the Trenton.
Nine T,.,,vo S.no,y- Jor,b,sr q, NJ
OI;,'.r W ~ Uo,r,oS uho bna haon
in for na1- tnn mnntbs did =, ber
fathers h ae in Boston on the 81.
Tn, =, r,,c 80 O, p.,-..L - N. w.,
f,;,r ~ h, c,h sar,.ar5.1 g. M. p.au
,ha s,,,,, of 20 900 ths raooi,,ts ., - 80
,airr1snt ,,;vnm hv tha,,, nn 8, patr;oI,,
Day last.
ohHAioH JAWS ano parry, lnciaaias
M's. Mchee, reacned Cnarlestou, o. O.'
On the ttn' ana spent 'ne gay III ari'ins
q. Giouiiu Tue CITY Az nisu' 'ue! iei' ioF
ioi ''"'
IHE mounted SKIN OF tne ceieorated eie-
phaht ounioo' presented oy r, l. bar.
mum 10 the Muse"m OF NaturaI history ut
Iurts college,, boston, mas osen piaceo IN
positlon.
Two STUDENTS OF Manheim(Germany)
.,'., Hao ooon nsoo . W -. s1-
nH,',;, 1iin, ,o,.,' I;a,'to,, - 30 ~
,,"''.,' ,"s > O s.uo; VII
'N"' 0H'S sAi .oon.
Miss MARY ANDERSON, accompanied by
her brother and his wife and maid, sailed
the Citv Of Chester Miss Anderson was
nuch imnroved in health.
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LEROY BANGS, michigan boy OF seven
teen years, shot himsel In the riSnt
'r"ast NJ Detroit on the lst' ana was re-
He said the devil had called him and he
neratN --- y
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CAREFUL studenls OF european pousics
profess 10 see proDaoili'les Oh Eu
pan "nr '"a' wa " US au'eia auu 'us
other, and involve one or more other
powers.
R1rrr,,o Ru,,s wild West show will be
n,t or hn. -1 the obartared ste,mer Per.
Sim Nonarcb wlrich sails for France on
the alth, and the show will be opened IL
Paris ne one of the features Of the great
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SAVANNAH, GA, was visited by de-
structive confagration, on the night ol
the 9Th. A large number or stores and
dwellings, covering an area OF four or hvt
blocks, were burned, the total loss peinG
estimated at Sl,SOo,0oO.
THE officers of the steamship Comtesse
de Flanders, which was sunk In the En-
gliSh Channel, Oh March 30. have beer
fully exOnera.cd Of the charge OF negli
gence by che commission appointed to In
yesti.sate the disaster.
, ,,-- s---,..,h r ,,v
ending on the oth nunDer LOT the Cni.e'
States lo', ana Tor Canaoa 3D. OF 'osa
OF 222, as compared win toIai ot ~
last week, Zi9 the week previous ano q
for the corresponding week or last year
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| MAJoR-uESERAL ocHofikLD mas ueo ~
that Major Gaor sc A. Armes, the retire'
army oificer who assaulted 1oVerno
Beaver, be tried by rt--iaftial Tor cen
duct snoecOming an officer and gentle
man.
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ARABS arriving at Stanley Fails repor
In February of this year marching In com
pany toward Zanzibar. Their forcs con
sisted of several thousand men, wome