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Mccarthy Takes Exceptions.

SYRACUSE, n. v, May li..-Undertaker
John Mccarthy, who went to Samoa after
the body of Chief Engineer Hall, takes
exception to the statement OF Secretary
Tracy that there was no ground for his
complaint of treatment by certain officers
Of the navy. Mccarthy says he will
now call the attention of the president
to the matter. II am surprised to learn"
he said, "Secretary Tracy simply nc.
cepted the officers story without further
investigation. l would like to ask the
secretary how my casket came to be put
in the sea. Certainly l did not put il
there. When Adams came after me some
of the officers came ashore and three of
them got drunk. The boat went away
leaving them on the island to get on
board. l had to hire native boat and
wade knee deep into the water carrying
one of these officers who was so beastly
drunk he could not stand.
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Chinese Murder Mystery.

CHICo, Cal. May ia terrible tragedy
occurred on ranch i'm Colusa county
sometime last week. All Won Chung and
Ali Toy. Chinese wood choppers, who oc-
cupied an isolated cabin, not having been
seen for several days visit was paid the
cabin yesterday and the bodies of All
Chung and All Toy were found literally
cut to pieces and partially dcvourcd by
coyotes. The cutting had been done with
an axe. All Won is missing. Last Tues
daya strange Chi called on physi-
clan in Calousa to have a pistol wound
treated, saying he had been shot i'm
quarrel with two companions. The
wound was not very serious and he soon
disappeared.
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CLEVELAND ON TARIFF
The EX-PreSident Gives the Farmer
His Views.
Agricuiturists the Sufferers from
High Protective Tariff
Pleased With the Interest
They Manifest.

PITTsBuRG. May IA Especial from
Steubenvillc, Ohio, says: A few weeks
ago the CORE spending secretary Of the lo-
cal lodge of the Farmers alliance wrote
to ex-Prcsident Cleveland, enclosing n
copy OF the declaration Of the purposes of
the alliance, and asking Cleveland's
views thereon, also on the protective
tariff. Cleveland has replied at some
length. In the course of the letter he
says the Indifference farmers OF the coun-
try have shown To an adjustment Of the
tariff system, and the case with which
they have been led away from sober con-
sidcration of their needs. and rights.
have excited his surprise. Struggle as
they may, he says, farmers must con-
tinue to he the purchasers and con-
sumers Of numbcrlcss things enhanced
in cost by the tariff. Surely they have the
right 10 insist that this cost not having
been increased for the purpose Of collect
ing unnecessary revenue or To give undue
advantage To domestic manufacturers,
the plea that infant industricd need pro-
lection which impovcrishes the farmers
and consumers is, i'm the view of the ma
tional advantages and skill and ingenuity
OF our people, hollow pretext. The
plausible presentation of the blessing of "a
home market should not deceive the inn
poverished agricultlirists, and there Is no
market for them which does not take its
Instructions.
Mr.. Cleveland expresses his pleas
ure at seeing the farmers aro,ising them
selves 10 tariff reform.
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Porter Doern't Like IL.

WASHINGTON. May 1l.-Superintcndent
Porter has sent an order to all supervisors
Of census stating that IL had been called
to his attention that city councils and
boards Of trades of certain western cities
have appropriated certain sums OF money
to aid their census supervisors in the
enumeration of population. One portion
says, while il may be urged by some that
such proceeding is legitimate and merely
intended to help the government, he is
compelled 10 look upon il as an almost
irresistible temptation To fraud and con-
sequently dangering an honest count OF
people. Supervisors are warned against
receiving any compensation or allowing
subordinatcs to do so in any manner ex-
cept for the government.
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MERELY A PRACTICE BOUT.

brennan Denies the statement that He IL
TO Meet u Helena Pugiiist In the Ring.
Special TO the standard
BOULDER, Mont, May 10. In regard to
the report that he is to fight pugilist
from Helena prior to his meeting with
Kessler ON the 25th, Mike Brennan to-day
said the entire story was a fabrication of
Kessler's friends and had no foundation
whatever. He had arranged for one ar
two practice bouts with Ben Maxfcld of
Boulder, supplemented to his regular
training, and as number Of friends at
the Springs expressed desire 10 see the
two together they had consented to ar
range an exhibition for Sunday the 18th
inst. They will spar a number of rounds
with large gloves and the sct-to will he
strictly friendly go. A number of others.
including Murphy, Brennan's trainer, will
participate i'm the exhibition.
Brennan is working hard and is in the
pink of condition and his friends need
fear no action on his part that will inn
peril his success nj Butte. There will be
no dance ia connection with the cxhibi-
ton and Boulder people resent the aspcr.
sion upon their social character.
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A GREAT CONVENIENCE.
senator Evarts' "Britch~s" Pocket as AN
Aid to Thought.

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SUNDAYS EVIL DOINGS
An Indian Tragedy on a Dakota
Reservation.
Italians Hack Each Other With Ra-
zor and Stiletto-kiIled Be-
cause He Would Not Pay
for the Drinks.

Fort SIssEToS. Sd. May 1.-THE In
dian wife of n negro soldier named Tho
mas, living on the reservation. during her
husbands absence ON the western coast
is living with an Indian buck. A few
days ago Thomas returned. his enlistment
having expired. but not relishing the con-
dition Of his marital relations returned to
the army. The Indian police have Just
learned that Mrs. Thomas and her buck
have been found murdered. There are
no particulars. Suspicion attaches To
Thomas, but IL is thought the wife Of the
buck who was living with Mrs. Thomas
is responsible.
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Notes From Mexico.

Cry OF MEXICO. May 1.-THE senate
committee yesterday favorably reported
the bill granting an indefinite term 10 the
president. The bill passed the first read
ing.
A Spanish chamber Of commerce will
he formed here soon.
Mcxicans in San Luis Potosi claim that
a conspiracy exists among American rail-
road men 10 keep Mexicans from working
on the railroads In iucatan and is inn
porting Chinese and negro laborrrs from
Cuba.
Parties from Gutemala state that polit-
ically affairs in that republic are in a bad
state. Strong feeling manifested against
President Barillas and followers. Crops
throughout the country give fine promise,
but the government is the principal land
holder.
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GNCl.,lle linNapes es.

OIL Cry, Pa, May 1.-THE most de-
structvc cloud-burst and cyclone ever
known here struck this section about II
o'clock Saturday night. Houses, barns,
bridges, oil wells, rigs and gas lines are
in ruins. At East Sandy, about eight
miles from here. the residence of
William Nunnemakcr was blown down,
burying the entire family in III. ruins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nunncmaker were seriously
injured and two children will die. Mr..
and Mrs. Noah jackson were buried in
the ruins of their residence aud taken o,it
dead. The residences of Thomas Starr
and William Lambertsou were destroyed.
The Valley railroad suffered severely.
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The Week In Congress.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE programme
for the week in congress may he briefly
stated: Silver in the senate and tariff in
the house. Senator Jones of Nevada will
open the debate ON the silver bill at .
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The debate
is expected to last at least "A week and
probably longer. In the house the tariff
debate will continue all the week. II will
be under what is known as the fivc-minute
rule and every member who desires Ia
talk and who was not able To participate
in the general debate will he given oppor-
uInity to state his views briefly.
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THAT OHIO CYCLONE
Further Particulars from the Devastated
District.
All Of the Injured Persons Expected
to Recover-Everythin In the
Path of the Storm
Destroyed.

AKRON, Ohio, May 11.-Darkness set in
SO soon after the tornado that tore
through the southern part of the city Sat
urslay evening that not half an idea could
be gotten Of the herceness or extent of
the terrible storm. II moved in almost a
straight line through the well settled part
of the city. and scarcely foot of the mile
and q half but is strewn with splintered
house timbers, broken furniture, uprooted
trees and leveled barns and outhouses.
In trip over the storms path to-day 10
dwellings were counted either ripped into
kindling wood or so badly wrecked
that they cannot he repaired. Twen-
ty families numbering about IS per-
sons are out OF house and home and
are being sheltered by friends. OF the
persons injured all will probably recover.
Seventy-flve buildings, including residen-
ces, barns and out-houses, were damaged
by the wind, and not one escaped that
was in the direct line of the tornado. Up
rooted trees are counted by scores, out
houses m some cases were transplanted
from fifty to one hundred feet and set
down in neighboring yards. Thousands
of people visited the scene OF destruction
to-day. In several churches relief papers
were started and several thousand dollars
will be raised for the immediate wants OF
homeless people. William Poole and
daughter, who had just driven into their
barn, were caught up with the building
and rolled with it to the bottom of the hill
on which il stood. That no lives were
lost is most wonderful. In many in
stances families escaped by taking refuge
i'm cellars.
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From the Scotsman.
There are many very warm spots OH the
torrid zone. but Bohrin. by the Gulf of
Persia, seems 10 be, rs far as temperature
goes, absolutely without a rival. For ~
consecutive days in July and August last
year, which was by no means an excep-
tional season, the Thermometer was
known not To fall lower than l0D degrees
Fahrenheit. night ar day, and often ran
up as high as i2s degrees in the afternoon.
Nature, as IL To make the spots as intoler-
able To human beings as possible, has
banished all water from the rocks of the
locality, at least none has ever been pro-
cured by digging Ia the depth OF nearly
five hundred feet, anti the numerous pits
or dry wells in the neghborhood show
how thoroughly the upper stratum had
been tapped. la spite of these appar-
entity insupcrablc obstacles. however.
mankind has contrived To flourish and
multiply in this region to an amazing ex-
tent, and the necessary fresh drinking
water which the land has refused To yield
is obtained from the bottom of the Gulf of
Persia, where, at "A distance of more than
mile from the shore. innumerable
copious springs burst forth.
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FRANKLIN, Pa, May ia cyclone
passed over the southern part Of this
county last evening. Two people, Noah
jackson and wife, were killed and a
large number of persons dangerously in
jured. The storm was general, but
the cyclone which was only about
three hundred feet wide. extended about
twenty-five miles. Everything i'm its path
was demolished. Trees were uprooted
and houses aud barns completely dcmol-
ished. A large number of cattle were
killed. No trains have arrived in Allie.
gheny valley since last night on acco,in,
of slides aud bad wreck near here.
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Government Property Harmed.

WILLErrs PoISr, l.. l., May IA fire
AT the fort last night destroyed the "pon-
toon house" containing government
property valued at about $4,000. Ii in.
cluded a number of fish torpedoes, n base
line transit valued at $4,000 ana much
pontoon material.
Later Advices received to- night are To
the effect that much more valuable prop
erty was destroyed than was at first re-
ported. The fire burned for four hours.
II is now estimated Ia he nearly half "A
million, perhaps more. The base line
transit was destroyed, aud il was the only
one in the United States.
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rORNADoEs IN MISSOURI.
Great Damage Done tn Property In Nari
Gus Parts of the state.

Great Damage Done to Properly w Nhrs-
Gus Parts of the state.
ST. Louis, May 1l.-Several violent
storms In the form OF tornadoes have &C.
Cured In different parts Of North Mis-
souri, within the past two days, and
large amount OF property has been de-
stroycd aud several persons killed. In
Harrison county number OF houses and
barns were demolished and large
amount OF farm property destroyed. Will
liam Wilson and two small children were
blown away with his house and killed and
several persons injured. In Gentry county
more than 10 buildings were destroyed
and Mrs. Nathan Greene killed. Cattle
and hogs were killed and a good deal
Of farm property. as well as crops
greatly injured. Five or six dwellings
and several out-builtlings were blown
away south of Memphis, Mo. Near
Blythetlalc Mrs. Jane Moore and Mrs.
Henry Young were fatally injured and a
number of other persons more or less SER
iotIsly hurt. More than dozen houses
were wrecked and other property de-
stroyed.
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lenI> nl linMl DlnN.

MIDDLEBoRoUGH, May II. Fears are
entertained that Captain Hawkins, chief
Of revenue officers, and his posse of ~
men. who left Middlcboro,gh Wednesday
last Ia destroy Illicit stills in the Cumber-
land mountains, have met with foul play
at tlie Lands Of moonshiners. Thursday
afternoon Hawkins tclegraphed for "a
train " convey 75 prisoners and witnesses
To tovington. Since that time nothing
has been heard or seen of him or his
posse. A search party will bc organ
ICED.
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UNDESIRABLE IMMIGRANTS.
Assistant secretary Tichenor shows Ho'
the Laws are Violated

the Laws are Violated.
WASHINGTON, May ll.-Assistant Secre-
tary Tichenor has written letter to the
house committee on appropriations in re-
gard 10 the immigration laws and Chinese
exclusion act. He calls attention to the
fact that while the immigrant law pro-
hibts the landing in this country of con-
victs, lunatcs, idiots and paupers, who
come by water in vessels of any descrip-
ton, il fails to meet the cuse of iinmi-
grants of this character who enter the
country by land from contiguous terri
tory. The department has received re-
ports that "A large number of these people
recently came into this country from
Mexico and Canada. Tichenor suggests
amendment To the law To prevent con-
tinuance of this kind Of immigration.
He recommends an increased appropria-
ton for the enforcement Of the alien con-
tract labor laws and Chinese exclusion
act, and also that the secretary be author
ized Ia return Ia China. at government ex-
pense. all Cinnamon found in violation Of
the law.
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lnnilrne,l AcaieI,laA

WAsHINGroS, May lO.-Thc senate to-
day made the following combinations
Register of land office, =. A. Swigett, Hell.
cna. Montana: receivers Of public mon.
les, G.. NJ. Bouruuin. Helena. Montana
Is. Shannon, Sau Francisco.
Postinastcrs California: J. W. Green.
Los Angeles: A. w. Bishop, Oakland: j.
-. Csl.man, Sacramento; ID. ID. Dobson,
Red liluif. Utah: j. A. Benton. Salt Lake
civ
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4 small poN scare.

DAsvILIE. \. ". May il.-Frank
Stricken, an enploye Of the j. Whiteman
Paper company, is down with malignant
small pox, caught from infected foreign
rags in the mill. Relatives and friends
attended him week before the danger
Gus nature Of his ease was known and
over % persons will bc exposed to the dis
ease. II H. thought the small pox will
spread and become an epidemic. People
are wild with excitement.
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The Rate War Renewed,

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE failure 10 form
an agreement at the passenger agents
meeting yesterday was followed by open
hostilities, the Alton cutting passenger
rates To Kansas City on the plea that its
competitors had been doing the same by
paying commission. The Alton does not
intend To stop on the passenger rates but
will pull down freight rates If necessary
to force that issue. Some of the lines
hope yet to bring the Wisconsin Central
into line and thus avert trouble.
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Australia's big Flood.

SAN Francisco, May 11.-Adviccs from
Sydney per steamer Zealandia state that
the greatest flood in the history of Austria
lia occurred on April Is at Bourkc, on the
river Darling. The river broke through
the embankmcnt surrounding the town
and submerged il to the depth of three
feet. Bourkc is now i'm the midst of an
inland sea 40 miles wide, and mary build
ings are collapsing.
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DULUTH, Mimi, May 1.-THE report
that W. II. Pope, the Louisville default
ing bank teller, was arrested by detec-
tive near here. is incorrect. II is believed
that Pope has been around here, but Off
GERS could not get hands OH him. There
is a belief that the supposed detective who
chartered special train to overtakc the
boat at Twin Harbors was Pope himself,
in which he is now safe in Canada.
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we.tern Horse. in the East.

CHICAGO, May 11.-Dan Mccarthy Of
San Francisco arrived yesterday bringing
with him ~ trotters, PAGERS and runners.
with which he will campaign the country
after short rest. All are in good con-
dition. A dispatch from Council Bluffs
says a number of horses from the STAN
ford stables are quartered at the driving
park there.
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CHICAGO, May IA dispatch from Salt
Lake says the "Said Pasha" Company of
San Francisco Is stranded there, remit
tances having failed to come and the
houses being poor. The dispatch asserts
that the principals are going aud that the
small fry aud chorus will be left in a bad
way. as they have no money to carry them
home.
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Train wiIl nrrak the Record.

LONDON, May IL. - George Francis
Train sailed for New York on the Etruria
to-day. expressing confidence in his abil-
ity To complete the "trip to Tacoma i'm 90
or III days.
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SAN Francisco, May H. Advices from
Yokohama per steamer China say there
was severe fire at Fukus,lima on the
evening of April N. The Shoyokwan aud
fifty-two houses were burned and seven
persons injured. Since the departure of
the last American mail the price of tea
has materially declined.
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A B,r Deal Nearly Closed.

NEW YORK, May IA morning paper
states that there appears no room for
doubt that the Richmond Terminal COM
pany Is about To close "A big deal by which
tine control of or consolidation with the
Baltimore a Ohio railroad will bc secured.
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stiIetto Against Raznr.

New YORK, May 1l.-Paslualc Marres-
cola and Francisco Michauli, Italian
laborcrs, are lying in the Chambers
Street hospital. With others, they played
cards aud drank until "A late hour last
night, and OH the way horne cut and
hacked each other horribly, one with a
stilctto and the other with q razor.
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GREENyILLE. Pa. May IA terrible
cloud burst passed over this city last even
ing. A few minutes later the streets were
flooded two feet deep with water. The
first time in history. all the railroads were
impossible below the town.
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slavin Ridicules McAuline's Challenge.

S1aV1n KfdfcuIes McAuIine's ChaIIenge.
LONDON, May lin an interview yes
tertlay Slavin ridiculed Joe dcAuliffe's
proposed challenge and asked why he
should fight badly beaten man who was
not worthy to meet him. especially as
there was no money to be made. He said
he was waiting a reply to his chal-
lenge TO sullivan, and was also willing to
meet jackson and Corbett. Slavin thinks
Sullivan is broken down and will never
meet either himself or jackson in the
ring. Some London sports have offered
to put up purse # Il 900 for the winner
should Slavin or Corbett come together.
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l,uri.i In The DehrI..

BRussELs, May 1.-THE Allsisics fort,
near Namurcy. where the rebuilding of
Qualifications is being carried on, was the
scene Of a fatal accident to-day. A por-
ton IL the work collapsed and ~ persons
were buried in the debris. Five corpses
have been recovered. Twelve other per
SONS were uniniurph
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wouldn't Pay for the Driuk,.

Lacrosse. Wis.,. May ll.-Oliver W.
Olson was killed this afternoon by blow
in the neck by Bartender Dow. Olson's
refusal to pay 40 cents for "A round of
drinks was the reason for the bartender's
striking him.
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ACsr COMPANY Embarrassed.

HrNTINUroN, Pa. May 1.-THE Iron
Car company assigned yesterday, owing
to inability To meet matured paper. The
liabilities are estimated at from Si5O.uO To-
saO,uD. assets S225O,uO. A large number
of men will be thrown out of employment.
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A Much Needed storm

HELENA, Mont. May IA rain and
snow storm is reported to-day from all
over Montana. The country is greatly in
need OF rain and the present storm i'm
sures plenty of feed on the ranges the
coming season.
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An Abbot Resigns.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May ii.-Father Bene-
dict. abbot Of the famous Trappist mon-
astry at .Gcthsemane, near Bardstown.
has resigned, ON account of having be-
come paralytic, and therefore incompetent
to attend to his duties. Father Edwards
has been chosen in his place,