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NRw ycRx. April l7.-wires came down
with 4 swiah AID rush aroa the cobbse
st0uss OF B-naisay thts musnlng. In
every dir efson ~ fAr - the ere c0nld
rezeh we're gAEgs Of men hacking and
cutting. The contractors had shsir hands
fssli in keeping xeEturesozse pedestrians
ar,ss drivers az vehicles from being crashed
sndsf fae iai5Ez Ysses
The HTasE eenp4ny SUI the 2loeo
ssafes Eseezrtc Light Goa Faay have 81 lsst
awaxezsed 70 fne fEes thai tse mayor
Tsrza. bassns - aad IS davued npen them
.o-s.ay thas szsles sou xasles os naz copper
wire vas uoT1A ssstBE. They VII strip
everything aspnT tise tFDpesed ytsute q de-
stszzctsoss They have ssrealy i2kca 1osiE
atssus ssxty puses ard several miles ~ wire
AZ she nfslees 81 tAe esEesaSssg toznyzntss
tn5s rrssssriEpe eTwrg f-s1y 1azakszs suEa- Al
fse Uptsed STATES As1czFie sgtf stssa pzns :
o..zee tier pF#szicszd saat esefkfie fSxnfsisx <
Axs RECEIVED .Es dsxE& tEsw. IL ca.t $50 70
slrsten zEse 81 wsFe overhead. Ihey sHF
4 viii nos e-ss Safxs ~ lag mile OF wsFr
ua1erxsYgfssl. Ia sssesEsDn 70 this ne fsira-
rsnr Eez 10 mate IL ear eonneftizars
/ frors so< s4a-wsss 80 the zgssexs, end =
/ ~ r4xrxse ssxse Ee each patsalnz- Eb<T th.iik
| re tnxrs a<&5 charge sassxssiEAted ~ TIE
I hT2ss ostixy sslS Eskks sz a4ra 70 com
vs1e nffa ske xx4 rom rsnf<z
%onsxbt The nEp<< Q<fxI1a o. Ge elt<
1 <xe6n Fourtceafh street - ftffleta t<ree8 y
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DEArH OF GEN. DAWSON.
A Brief Synopsis ef His military
Career.

SEw Yosg. April iT.-Prse. Gen. Samuel
H. Dawson. u. :. A.. retired. died af
Grange. y. J., this mcrning.
Esamuel &. Dawson was born ia Isenusvf.
xnAis ia isis He was graduated at the
United States military academy in sfSS
and assigned ss firsi lieutenant TO the Flrst
artillery. he served On fhe Canada fron-
tier st PlatsSburv. y. ~. during the snashs
border disturbances al iSa, aad on Ia.
Maine fraatler, pending the "siixpl.ted ter
rstory" controversy in 1910. During the
war with Mexico he was present at the
battles al Palo Alto. Eessea De - Palma
aud Ce-ro 1ofdo snd took part in sse siege
Of Vera Cruz He Was promoted ID. be frst
Heuseuanf Jane 10. ls4s. breyss captain
April Is. ISL, eAptnin Mareh 81. isis, and
major OF the Nineteenth infantry May IA.
lA0 Captain Dawson took part in the
campaigns of isaI-s against yhe seraineaes,
ana was attarhed to the party englsged III
the pursuit OF CoFtsnns' Mexican maraussers
In 1853. Daring the civil war he was
present az the honba-s.ment af Fort
Ritkens In 1851. and served i'm The Tenres
see campaigns of 1854. being severely
wounded ~ the battle OF ChickansaagEs.
for which he was promoted To be bresef
colonel and subsequently hFevet hi1gadier
geneFal for gallant aud meritorsous service
during the war
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TRICKS OF TRUSTS
Latest Phases of the Whisky
and Sugar Rings.
THE WASHINGTON nErlcs
Great Excitement In Minseapari.
over the Car ssriks-xumsr-
- eus Arrests Made.

Peoria. III, April IT.-As the animal
meeting of the whisky tsas: held here h
asy .ae possey cE TIE frast was outlined in
an address hy President Green huf. Ms
said: In these parts, while we feel et,ss.
sidsnf of being able 10 combat wsh anv
Soa sstEun In a0w pvsces. we mast no, "a
fnlsied zni anticipate aigtssensss ana
akiemps 10 yanQalxh outside Competitor
~ tie SR2e glxR4. IN csner wNr3g esa-
policy should be 90 ran on prsess low
esiSagh aud for IS long slme as may BE-
necessary g overcome thase naata1e ecn.
cerns, which have been. or ara now astcra ps-
ing 20 taksadvantagr Of cur position. TI'i.
sauasn De aoEe. even IL IL becomes
necessary fcF the accasnpiishsYiw Of
tnls pErpasS ~ rut farsfxAs 80 low
s,laf tAe earning power % the trust
Moelc nos permit al tEe paying CT any
usFittehG. or evea regular Exed sAs -gss
during the contest fer supremacy. II i
Tor this pEspcse and in zafsefpatioa Of
sArn q conflict that iAe trustees considered
y wise and prudent ssesi-s 70 have !
large surplus fund which can BE- drawn
upon 70 pay the fixed obligations al the
.fnss during such time. Outside cusnpe-
Huoa nust be made IN nnnGerxsaud that We
are in ceAd earnest IN this matter thar
tney can hsre for no pratits In the bust
ness, and OILY see ruiHatiDa aud irSspz a.
recompense for their parasitic ventures
After we have succeeded by sach policy In
convincing our opponents that tlacra is no
possible chance for them 70 prey on ns ar
force as 10 take them into our fold. we
shall then eS able to proceed unmo.essed
in the puSsit OF oar legitimate busi-
ness The trustees iiaTe decided Absolutely
on policy of not taking any mere disfii-
leries Into the trust. The policy origiaRilv
pursued OF fresfipg with every house that
WAS connected with the Western Export
hssossasscn for entering the trust has been
faithfully carried OFT and these fve. with
which we eoGsd not come 10 an under
standing. must now be considered barred
ont. II we were to continue taking In
more houses we woaia simply be cffsrinx
q premium for new houses 10 be buiit and
IN time we would become overloaded and
unsuccessful ia our effort
In yerihcatiGn OF this posifion Grcenhnt
added that oyersures bad been made 10
the trust for the sale of the stock OF the ST.
Paui disfillefy about which there has been
50 much newspaper speculation and the
offer was declined While result Of lsxt
years business might have been much
better IL cannot be considered unsuccess-
fnl for the reason thxf the trust has been
able 70 pay monthly DIVIDENDS snd also 10
sstd something TO the surplus
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We Properly parts City
anieh paased show intencng Purchasers

xleor an san
West End" TIE
rsyela
lighted m banks oi the Ehie We hare sought
Wara ard
In az white
himself
zfto
sk
in soft
viii 4
rapidly paso1 cozpsfan
an VII
WAREHOUSES. factories aa1
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An Eaesishm.n A. rro.h,.-

LONDONDERRY. April Il. Professor Har-
rtson. an k.nsiisnman. haa been committed
10 Londonderry iail for trial ss.fhe conrt
sessions 90 Tuesday next He IL charredl
with assisting the bexiaged tonansx -
aweedmore. while being coareYea so
lsre. The sergeant who was In charge AZ
the policemen ordered hix men 10 Nbeox
the devil out II them, and Fathers Gildea
hoyie, Cunyb<are. o'Brien and OsShea and
the reporters OF tte ianion n1i;F Sfsrs
wee pretty roNFhiS hkss.fiej. Women
were traznpled UPON ~ the crowd and IN
excitement IL Intense
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POOR GUN PLATFORMS.


Prove IusfiIeient.
wAsHISssog, APRIL I7.--Reesn. reports
Of the naneuvezs Of the British navai fseI
contains matter r0s entirely reR4sg;r ne
With respect 10 some OF our new nAyal YES.
sells In iaese naaneuver about six vessels
OF the Archer type participated. The re.
sHif wss q cisagresasse sarIylse. 1t was
found that the vessels pitched and rolled
shout &c sUcn an extent II . moderately
heavy sea 81 70 render them very poog gun
platforms, to use = technical expression,
which means faat the guns were so ua-
stable that they could tot be directed with
sny approach Ia accsrsey 81 IRE. They
were also very set ships. These cefec :
are sEppesesi TO Fesnss from the excessive
wsiehg Of the ordnance, and Il vas rerom-
Tnenac1 thai the six inch rites - replscee
by Hse-lnch guns and that the anchors
Ae moved fagGh&z aft The signia
cAncn Of tie repuEt 20 Rzval off,
GERS here lies In the fact tsas
the new gaaoa4s Yosktoa is patterned al
ter the Archer, and viii carry the same
caIihTe AEc weight OF ordnance Failure
has also aszs uded Fhe e1ferfs Of Er4t1sh
constructors 10 bald = twenty knot saip OF
which tAe Hagy department. here Is ST.
tenn ptkEg 20 bald twa. aBtseF The direction
oz an act OF congress The Mezts. which
wss ba8lt frg a twenty iy-kanz shfp. has never
exceeded nineteEa knots, but has cevel-
oyses1 more tAsn tie esrt "a ssess korss power.
which j. al Indication 10 the esassrustcrs
here that Il Is nos psssEbSs 10 drive vessel
ef that .eaxtA AZ twenty knots The Brit
fsh authorities have t3kz4 TIE Sane view
ase viii bald another SCI 81 these beats Of
greater length. 0s1ST vessels af tho sasnc
Tyre failed fs deytiap AaSshsng Lac tAe
necessary akes akssSe Eosex. - saAE tie
promise of snccess ias esiE boats = nsi
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Rellcs ef Washiartan

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE loan collection
OF portraits. relics and silyerv are of wash.
lngton and his time, which win be- one oil
the plessantest features Of the CENTENNIAL
celebration, was opened for exhibition La
rooms IN the Metropolitan OpeYs
hoase tonight The portrafIs. oI
which there are over Hfty Of Wash.
ington, are hung in three rooHis, and
occupy two more The relics OF Washing
ton are numerous and comprise every.
thing from bis sword and clothing TO the
trappiags of his horse.
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Nxw YoEg. April II. This morning ere
gn sfae saxa and hlind faetegy at Hundred
sze twenty fourth street caused loss o.
slDs e0e
Los AxGrLEs. Aprfl IA Ore last nirhi
IN tha Wholesale tobacco and l4Fuef store
nf w Liesses Il Ca. damaged tbsi ssoek
5000 The Insurance. ON tbs stsask was
xaT go The hsnilE5fmg ses aansgssi 20 the
extent OF Sll9E and y ~ ialIy iEsxred.
Los AsesLEs, April IA 6rs hroke
cut IN the pfsss-ressFa of tire TsiAhas 10
mfxgss cAusing DAMAGE e<tirnefed 81 from
s4.0 0 70 . .o9. The ioss IL fnliy covered
b Insurance The saioen of ID. kaAk, ad-
jalnfng the IrsSass cfzsce. wee dafssge1 "a
the exseot Of 81 .fxE by Hsfsr
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calIea Ca .hs arsas ra.her.

WASHINGTON. April ls.--Red Cloud, tn.
big Sioux Indian chief, called on tAs
president this afternoon. accompanied by
Agent Jordan, Of Rossbud sgeacy. Red
Csoud was asfSred IN civilized GARD. n 4
Ais casfom to make E.slgrinage 10 WASH.
ingfon on the incoming OF every new
president. and this IS The ninth time be
has paid his respects 10 fsse Great Father.
Red Cloud is IN q harry 10 secure the par
ineiit OF szs,eco appropriated BY congress
70 pay for lot Of ponies which the United
states trocps took away from his bard in
$50. when IL was feared they were going
on sne warp2th- One Of his purposes here
y 70 see IL this money cannot Ee paid 10
him and his peof,le nj or,ne
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WssHISs-cs. Apgts E-Frora 100 10 lss
fosrfhcisss posguasseFs arc heIrg sp.
pointed daily OF these nne-thfrd ail va
exncses, smother third are Apruanfed In,
Iae places 81 postzn assess renloress fe-
Cause, the ether third saecsed possra ters
wno have served about fear years. While
Iourtn-cisss pozgr1a<Ssr= are commissioned
during tne pleasure Of the postmaster xes.
eFsl. x Is Aelieysa by tie pesfosscc de-
parf that good service does net de.
Inazsd tae refs afion Of postmaster, save
ID exceptional eases, beyond four yexrs
Wniie tie good Ct the service Is said 10 be.
the nTst consideration. there is reason 70
oeHeye that The commissions OF post
= asFers who have served four years will
he deemed to have expfrsd.
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AssAuLTEp BY an INDIAN.
Tl~ would-be Ravisher Followed
and Killed.

sAcK2xEsTc, April ia special TO the
EsratEo Rec from colfax. Placer csnnsy,
says: on her setarn home from the Clip
ps~ Gap box factory. = Young woman
named Miss Ware was mel near The frn,
mel by washoe Indian. sl5o. in an al
tempt 70 assault her, left her In 3 prscsri-
Gus condition. She gave the alarm. aud
the Indian vas ruef 81 The 0atkkirss OF the
sssws ~ = E. Msnues. xbo called co hkrl
10 hals. TIE Indian paid 10 attention 20
the cr5sr. bal picked up rock and threw
il. giving Mannes = lad wauBd IA the head.
Mnanei then shas fhe Iaassn dead.
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NEWS OF EUROPE.
parnen Selects Attorneys
for the Libel Suit.
a PRINCESS TO rax rAsrnun-
Ceans Hersers Ba.~arck and ~.
kraasa WIN s<rreseat csrmany
In the sanaosa coaferescs.

Lessos, ApTfi fS.-~pArneli has ensasea
So Csasles RaSsell. Mr. Asqessh a.
Arthur REssell 70 casanct the libel sait
hfouxaf - hina against .Ae Tspex Tho
lFial VII take pace in Loadon In H.
sasamn The specsao charges xxninst tlo
Issses are that II paAsi<bea far sisrs,e ar :
setier dafssi April fSs7. fAlsefs asrribod "a
farnsll, and other iesesgs darinr the trial
~ y iststsisslf ss Waiter. snonx them the
une oeginEing Tear y. :. which fhs Ts,nxs
xasfNeqaeat 10 the trial called eennine.
fsFaeu wsgI sssixt thas the case ~ COO
hssd % the saAires OF issar. ~ fsrxeriea.
asas nat al Questions os = political uafn1o
be exFtasassf
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THE r.ssr nAxmAax.
sonas Hepe thss the oa>~a z<ses~ss
Her ns.ss0xxrx

some HSpe that the uu>ea z<eoe~ao1
Her Passengers.
losnes. April g7.--FIcrss nse entestaine<
that the NssionsI line sfesmshsp oaesn.
which j. ossrsias. may have rescued -
penmafk's passengers. she sailed i71ss
New ferx Apyii 4, for Liverpool
NEw fsiRx. April i-.-A National I4uo
isteAsnsaiF arrived here this inornisw.
she Dad nohe Of tho wrscked nannarksn
passengers
The steamship CITY, cf Richmond arrived
steamship nanaaask.
A. ~. Strauss. easSged I'm forcixn uer-
t'anttle business is reported to have r.
seived sahlsxrasa - the effect thar :
vessel IN she foreign fruit trade had pscke1
UP the psisenssTs and crew of the kieamee
bssmsfk. Investigation khowa thar tn
EaEaor Is gFadaafess. sand that strnun1
received no esai>xrafn.
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a valid Inwr.sssn trssl.

SAN FGANcfsco, Arr I7.-sfn Judge Law
ler's e0urt 10 say william geilinxs wzs
awarSed s25.soo latf 90 him By Charles
Freeman, bis os6 partner. Ffeem&n left
no will, bat several WITNESSES testified that
he fre<4aensiy said ha iuteated 20 icaye
JelIfngs the money. A uzFse testified that
few hssurs tGfpFe hIs dearA, stes ased
hanecd hin tie ksys to sis box ~ the
safe deposit and sxsd. ~ wauf Billy ges-
Ilurx 10 have ali gave 9tn the strengfa
of this nnuEfsten vii Judge Lswlsr
az kySlet Ieiilpes sfe eesIfe pro ttrty.
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SAN Francisco, April 1.-THE schooner
Czsr arrived In port to-day from Pirates
Cove and Sanak Island. Alaska She
brings full losd of Goldfish. and reports
the fishing this year as unusually good.
From reports OF the agents OF the Me-
Collarn Fishing Company It is learned
that ia February the Alaska Commercial
Compsny's sehoolier ouward went ashore
at lingo, aud viii prove q total loss The
crew were saved The schooner Island
Belle. belonging to Lyrde & Hcazh OF this
city. went ashore AT the same place last
November. and was on the rocks for three
weeks before she was gotten OF and re.
rsayraf
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gsrproa 4 Ca aifarni&- Passed NezfasA
fstMEssx A Ke.5er. A Sptnk G. H. eel. r.
n Ena4ran, X. ]. Davis. saan 0xeHs. W.,
A Earharx.sOa. A wiissF, Mss 0Erfs. g.
] COOPER. J w tsiiseska- d. i. kirscn,
chasses 5sraine. @ Z Essyssa. A. MinCs,
r. III. rcsse. j T. HetsenneIi. Mn N.
PaIs&s. Nsrnte Beet~. osrkr 5. Zafa ssz >
urs. ii VI. CsaslE anE shssa. Mr.. sIsfl
gseafge shax. T. A EAsdsF, " A New II
j. III. L<slxxFxopd. J - HsFseE. krs
rxl saes. 3. +. Palmer. 4 ~ ssaEss baker
Ma. sszd&ty aud Two eh.l9r<a, Mrs. ssaee.
sAkef. J & Took. H- G Wa4lsce ssa g
second rlepa
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SEA rosrorrcEs.


WAsEixar0S. Arsl E.--supersrteaGens
Bell os The ssrstga nails ofice. has re-
csiFed . relnrnznieatlon fron pessxs su.
fslorsties OF Gerrasny accommodating ths
establishment Ct sea fsastOzfessR Tor the
distribution Of German A Ara<rfeen mats ~
s1ipco&rd- Tie secretary ef fhe imperial
DezIaaz k<s<oszire IN his communication
sllnAs iiiese stA posEoeces could greatly
isskiasafe Toe vssTx Of American exeharxe
0zlces ~ distributing she nxifs from Ger
1a1Ay 1o< Auzeszcs aarirg tts trip froxa
Germany - New YORK sass vice xe-xa f5r
iiAzne<'isie forwzrinr fTosa terminal ports.
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81. FArI. A,s-is 1.-THE Psesezr Press II
the nersiag VII pnblish repsrss frssn sec
items esssrsag asguf AAf The sfsss pro
Snsed In Ninnsszfa &nG faket&. Krozn
sfsese rz fsuxss Il xeer1s fAst $50 sf4EsGzs
rrpast he ousApok Enssd. - eaceiiems
easdsfEssn u greune. thirty eenslslsr Il
sstr, whfse onay ter rate 4; a. NOS ssay1- "a
hss rainssl Hsshin fhe past week, and ih<
dry xg@aG II kfo&
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wg1LassTox. Ksa-. April f74--0ms OF tts<
rnoss terrific wind and rain storns thai
ever visited this eosnty stFzfk this sestiou
last nsxhs as II o'eleek A nnfnber oi
hgEsss xere blown Gown. ofhrrs narocsed,
ssssrs Aruken ard fgefp& dssnaxs1. Large
txlassNFes fell s1nrsng the siufrn.
A barn nss hiOwE 20 pieces sig ard eEs-
half rsile4 southeast sf the city, aud sesH<
~ the tf1zte we're GrlFeB hY The iorce 9f
the wind feFDuxh tie north s1He OF 0 house.
ssfse as fItem striking and fatally fptaysux
xf. Hacker, q &c. with his fsiDliI, occE-
t,f..t4 II
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NEW srExIco.s aovEnsos.
Five Thousand Citizens Participate
In the luaururatfop


SANTA Fg, n. M-,Aprii f7.--Sew Mexico's
newly y-appointed governor. L. bradford
Prince, former chief Justice of tile terri
tory. aud whose home IL In this saty, ar
rived from Washington at noon to-day.
He was met 1t the depot by fully $500 cit.
izenx. representing the leading men FROM
every section of the territory. A process
sion was formed. which marched 10 the
capitol, where the governor was inaugu.
rated amid imposing ceremonies. Ex-
Governor Axteii delivered the welcoming
address, frequently referring 10 the new era
which the appointments OF Governos Prince
was expected to open for New 1Gexfco.
The governor responded. He spokz of the
rndeyeicped resources Of the territory and
urged the people TO continue their de-
raand for admission aS . state. Governor
Ross. whom Governor Prince kscceeds. was
present At the Inauguration and to,Sk part
IN making st q success. General sattsfac~
tion Is expressed throughout the territory
over the appointment Of Prince.
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Carried h. Money win Hi..

VALLEJO. rril Il Att eorvnsr's 8
inquest to-day over shs body OF william
Aski,sea. the ssil-msker, who cied sud-
denly of hearf Giserse A. the savy yard On
Aun43y. the snxz of $3.50 s&s ssund
sewea Gp in his esnskcs. Over xi.1sss IN
g.eeabaeks. the rest ID gss1 eoln- BIZ -
said q hare iCss maEsy "a fank In iAss,
and ssaee then has trusted 30 ore but A1za-
self BIS Immediate FElAfivns are nof
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CHICAGO. April II. Judge Gresham to
day delivered an opinion. Judge Blcdgeti
conerrring. declaring the Pullman.sessIons
patent for vestlbule cars valid and that the
Wagner Palace Car Company was infring
ing on it The Sessions patent covers that
portion of each half of the vesfibuIe con,
sisfinE OF iron face plates. under spring
pressure, completing the yestibuie by Z
Tight joint when cars are coupled and In
train service. The court therefore made the
Temporary Injunction against the Nagnei
company perpetual. aud referred the mat
ter OF damages 70 the master in chAncesy
despatch from New York to night says
the Wagner company claims that Il car
dispense with the Sessions portion " the
yesfibuie and still use IN.
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TrAinmea Can Carry Letters IL Thsy
80 Elxea.

wAss1sgTox. April I-.-TAs r1st1saee
department has rsseiEded the order Issued
daring sAe ssxG 42miEissrzssez. kastng for
sss "a sSrt Ths cisxomfsgrEeat ct tAe prsc-
tex - freanmeu 81 carrying su<essi sswS
ynper cs8rxxspeEGe7ca ass cssff matters.
IA ether shan - z1Als sxa11s- i - szsc ~
the seDszxGaxnf shz ta<sTe are very arEs
nEszher 81 snail saaax serossaost sse
caanEry. ua-sA- have ataxer seEESfzPA1s
facilities tasse Villages psss
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Raiireasss called TO Account.

WARRINGTON, April 1.-THE interstate
commerce commission this afternoon
issued an order insuucting large num-
beP of railroad companies, including many
OF the most important lines In the United
States, 10 appear before it aud make ex-
plantations IN the matter OF free passes aud
free trarxrar,~faf afsars
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H. n ~ stack.
Nav Y0sN. Aprii II. There wss sharr
dscaane in o-sxoa RAilsxy & Nsvixassea
Company stock al TIE stock ,ixehsnxe
Yesterday xnd Moaday, In wirl ssrss:
tAc sasplciea i thar soma ra&ai,sliassau il
being .sreeted sgainss thai pxepeyty and
is frienz1S Tie Fs4i oxi<sn OF the. rau,or
SEEMED % &c she ensRgties fSsssinks OF the
AaFfhern FEsiac and Urson paelEe Rsil-
reasa tom pans<s IN regard - the fsake of he
ssreEou Railway & Saxixasioa Cannnsnyss
Arses hy The Oregon Sars Line masse Ia
lSss- II Is seassalis nciiaved that wAen
lt<e lease w2s made tie Cnfozi Pacific
sssfayaessa Company expected atEf the
Ns'TzA AeEa Fsci1c Railroad IonapAay wonIs
assume sozat liability. Tue IessytistlSgzss
IN fhsk direction never reached eonspass-
Ron. IAey arr believed 90 De- sass hvssss by
Tie nesis.e atfsfnin ~ the sasrss se r. ~ me
Serthezn RSeafs Railroad Gasnpany. 40
are eStSst&i with q desire To saeare 4 re-.
antlioQ ia tie rate es fAe guarafsssc sa TIE
of Eoa# Railway Il Sayfza.ina gnsnpnsy
uudsr ne joint lease, AMI sAe SaxvEesan
Ess been created that tae Uaior Pacific
nsalFeza Company il disposed 20 ssalsxe the
com Ysieaszons cf the situation ia arsser -
relieve Itself of the single rssanglSi htafty
TIE orsSna Railway i Nafs2affssi cassa.
nsng people claim the lease 10 this 8reEoa
saorf iine can stand any test Ia sAe
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vfEsss, April i7---An explosion o.
Cured In Iothschiid's colliery at suigian.
Austria. to-day. Fire persons were killed.
two dangerously wounded. an1 six
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A Princ.es wan rrv p..s..,.

PARIS. April 1.-THE Princess OF Sagnn,
. noted leader OF fashion. was reesntly
bitten hy . pet monkey, which has sincs
died from hydFophoois. TIC princeas u
about 10 visit Faxtenf.
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rhe Grant. e.atnr Abro,a.

NEW YORK, April IT.-Ainong the pss-
sengcis on the steamer Alien. for Bremen
this morning. were Fred Grant and family,
Mrs Y. :. Grant and Hon. Albert G Porter,
tinted states minister 10 if6Iy
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phelps to he callectnr.

wAsHfsGros, Apri, 27.-The appoint
nent OF Timothy Guy Phelps to be col
lector Of customs at san Francisco has
been determined upon and viii be an
nouncsd tomorrow.