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A Lonely Death.

About two months ago stranger, sup
posed at the time to be tramp, came to
Hubbard and engaged work with Mr..
Green, the contractor of wood for the rail-
road. Mr.. Green gave him a very hard job,
just to try him, for he is often bothered
with tramps, but the fellow stuck to his
work and proved himself good hand. He
had worked about two months, living with
two other wood choppers. in little cabin
about half mile from town, when ne took
sick last Wednesday night, about $780,
His comrades carried him outside so he
could get fresh air and sent for DR.. Weaver,
but before he could get there the man died,
without speaking. Heart disease was the
cause. He was buried at Hubbard Thurs.
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future coeitatIon. This Is especially inter-
esting to him when he is engaged in writing
long article, and is attempting to make
sentences follow each other in rhetorical
manner. During such times he pays the
closest attention to the minutest details,
and can almost repeat from memory the IN
Elections of the voices of the relaters. 1t Is
SO kind in men to have such delicate ap-
probation of the work of an editor, and his
mind is SO much relieved when mentally
following ''local," editorial" or choosing
miscellany" to have one of these philan-
thropists ''drop in" and stay two or three
hours. For fsvors receiyed, gentlemen, we
are always duly grateful. Thank you.
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From Friday's Daily.

l
Dalles zephyr.
How it blows!
DIR. N. G.. BlaIock. of Walla Walla, is in
the city.
| The wagopette OF Mr.. Richmond is in
constant requisltion every hour in the day
in going to different parts of the city.
Have you read the big ad. of The Dalles
Land and Improvement Co. in the weekly
TIMES MoUNTAINEER? if not, look it Up.
Mr.. Allen Grant. OF Antelope, is in the
city. He says the crops in that part of the
county will be the best harvested for many
years.
and MIR. and Mrs j. Fisher left this morn
ing for Herman creek, where they will camp
for several days.
Don't forget the size Of lots which a.e
being offered by the D. l.. & I. Co. are
S2x2O0. Price, $500 with one chance in
ten of getting cottage worth $780,.
We are informed that mines have been
discovered in Klickltat county. Specimens
of ore brought to this city are pronounced
by experts very rich in gold and silver.
We are informed that some very interest.
ing trottlng races will take place tomorrow
afternoon at the race track on the fair
grounds. The entries we could not learn.
The proposition to bond the city of Walla
Walla in the sum of $50, 200 for municipal
improvements was voted TN last Monday
and lost, the necessary three.fifths vote not
having been received.
A gentleman residing on the bluff saw a
new star yesterday at noon. He stepped on
a banana peelIpg and fell, and he named
the planet ''Gosh." This ia not original,
bnt is copied from celebrated wit of The
Dalles.
Mr.. D. II. Steggman, of Hartland, Wash
met with an accident on tie I'd of July by
which his right leg was fractured This
has kept him to his house for some time.
At last accounts he was improving, with in
dications that in few days he would be
able to be around.
From DR.. Blalock of WaIla WalIa, who
was In The Dallts to-day, we learn that the
business men of Walla Walla are maturing
from Pasco to Cello. The Inland Empire
are in earnest in their opposition to the o.
r. & N. Co.. and will seek any other possi-
bic means of outlet to seaboard.
We understand that two successful at
tempts at burglary have been made during
the past few days. One into tine store of
Joles Bros, and another into the residence
of Mrs. A. NJ Williams. Fortunately
nothing of any great value was taken, but
our citizens are talking in bellIgerent
manner, and it will not be surprising if
coroner's inquest result from any further
attempt.
Early this morning we received the fol-
lowing dispatch:
WASHINGTON, July II, 1890.
To John Michel:
We just passed the land grant forfeiture
bills of land coterminous with unconstructed
railroads. Settlers and purchasers pro-
tected. CoDgratulatIon.
BINGER HERMANN.
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Italian more than City wears old. Both
officers are now thoroughly convinced
that the murderer is not hiding In this
vicinity. The reward for his capture has
been increased from 500 to $3.50.
w. W. Journal: 1 do not believe in ex-
aggerations but the following, says a wor-
thy farmer, living on the foothills, is as
true as preaching: While moying lawn
mower strange cat came up to me,
rubbed against me, and stood up with her
paws against my knee. 1 gently pushed
her aside with my foot, whereupon she
caught me by the pantaloons and pulled
in the direction of the gravelled walk.
then knew something was,wrong and fol-
lowed her TO the stable. When unlocked
it she made one swift, glad bound to q
litter OF kittens. do not use my stable.
l had locked it on Sunday, not knowing
of the litter or that had locked her out
She had been separated for three days
from her kittens, yet they seemed to be
dong we'll.
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Special Excursion to Salt Lake City

Special Excursion to Salt Lake Uity.
On Tuesday, July 29th, low rates will be
in effect for the round trip between Union
Pacific points and Salt Lake City, giving all
an opportunity of visiting the great metrop-
oils of Utah and indnlglng in the luxury Of
a salt water swim at the celebrated Garfield
Beach; making daylight trip through the
beautiful Cache Valleygand enabling pas.
sengers to view the magnificent scenery of
the Snake river.
Tickets, detailed time of. trains and gen.
eral information can be obtained upon APP
plication to any ticket agent of Union Pa
cifc system. I. W. LEE,
Gen'l Pass. Agent.
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day afternoon. There was not quite enough
due him to pay the funeral expenses, but
Mr.. Green kindly paid the balance. No
one knows who the man was, his name or
where he came from, as he would never
talk about his past life. He was steady,
sober and industrious, so far as known, and
had evidently seen better days.
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When Baby was sick. we gave her castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them CaStoria,
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and could not be replaced for $500. He
hopes to recover the three missing ami.
mails, which he thinks we're driven crazy
bv the shock and ran off into the mount
aims.
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W Wanted.

Employment at common labor or carpen
J ter work. Apply at this Office.
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Letters Advertised.

The following is the list of letters re-
naming in The Dalles postoffice uncalled
for Saturday, July 10, 1890. Persons
calling for these letters will please give
the date on which they were advertised.
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The Physicians of the
San FRANCISCO BOARD OF HEALTH
TAKE a STAND FOR HONEST FOOD.
Royal Baking Powder Commended as Purest,
Strongest and WhOlesOmest.

We have made careful analysis of the Royal Giant Golden
Gate Prices Pioneer Baking Powders, purchased by
open market One of each powder yields in cubic
inches available gas 1909 F. as follows.
- levening
ROYAL. 191
GlanI 1sV
Dr.. Prices 116
Pioneer 106
THos. PRICE & Son. AnaJsA,
We the members of the Board of Health of City
County of Sap Francisco cordially approve and recommend the
Royal Baking Powder. It is abso-
1utely pure and healthful composed
of the best ingredients, of the highest
strength and character.
In Judgment it is impossible
to make purer or stronger Baking
Powder than the Royal.
JOS. R. DAVIDSON, M. D.
HENRY NJ FISKE, NJ D.
CHAS. McQUESTEN, M. D.
7. J. LETOURNEX, NJ. D.
Aug 1885, Members Sag Francisco Board Of I7aaA.
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BORN
MARRIED

this city. July 18th, to the wife of
Mr.. W. Birgfeld, son.
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.ays, will break bssorc Tuesday ncxs.
There aro 1000 people living insisle tl,s'
circle, niue-senths OF them ncGroea. The
destruction to stock and property Will he
cnorsnosls. Thc lcvces on the Arkansas
river arr washing away.
NEwPoRr, ARK, March 1A.-Thc rivers
commenced running over tbc Icvee. last
night and tho whole town. except Ford
street, is nov from four inches to two
feet unsler water. Business In entirely
country ]. immense. fhs = ri.s G .as sSsi.
den and without warning. Everything
movable In gone. The country south Of
Newport, which embraces some of tho
finest farms in tho state. IL also inundated
Between the Helena and 81. Francis rivers
there arc very few spots OF dry land and a
rise of two feet will certainly cover every
thing. In some places the river 10 from
five to seven miles wide.
vICKsBCRG, Miss, March I.-Thc cap
tain OF the levce hoard steamer reports
the condition of the levccs ms critical
everywhere. He considered that Louisi-
ana will inevitably GO under even IL the
Mississippi lcvees were down. Great
gangs Of men are harsi at work trying Ia
save the lcvecs.
|. CAIRo, m. March 1.-The width of the
Mississippi river at the mouth of the Ohio
IL now about fifteen miles, but this vast
body OF water is slowly rcccetiing.
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IN The PRIZE RING
H1Fphy and Warren Battle - -
PeathsPvsieht ChanDionship.
The Australian Has Oocidediy SD.o
Best OF u and Wine tine
Fight I'm Four
Rounds.

SAN Francisco, March Is.-Tbe AeAs
between Billy Murphy, OF Aussralia. snd
Tommy Warren, Of California, ~ thr
Occidental club tonight for q pssr.e ef
u, 100 and the featherweiRhs champ6no-
ship vas one of the shortest on rcoosd n
this city. Dan Nccslham. Of Sc. Paal tn
well known lightweight, waA refsvae.
Both men were In fine condition.
First round-After n sharp cxcbanD
Murphy reached warrcn's neck With =
riRht-hansier and sent him down.
Second round-Murphy again rcssch1i
warrcn's neck and sent him against -
ropes, but he rallied quickly.
Third round-Warrcn took the oGxFeo-
sive and gave Murphy some ssA9Gsrin9
blows i'm the Jaw and on the body, vhie6
distressed him.
Fourth rounsl-Murphy made q vicsoos
rlish and after some sharp interchango
the men c!inch.ti. The referee tried -
separate them but they fell, Warren un-
sierncath and Murphy's knee pressing hks
stomach. When Murphy rose Warron ~
ON the floor, evidently i'm great paiS.
Loud cries of foul were raised. Wnrran
mt last got on his feet and the men ee-
surncd fighting. Murphy struck Wasseo
i'm the jaw and knocked hun down, and
just ns hc was rising the police broke int
the ring and stopIcd the fight.
Great confusion again cusssed, Wa
rcn's friends yelling foul. Finally ~
referee secured % hearing and nWarx1sA
the fight to Murphy. The tiecinion -
tiie cause of another outbreak, and 49,
tests from Warren and his secon<ia, ha1
the rsferee remained firm, and The cr0Vd
sspo1 dispersesl.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

wA>HIsoros, March h.-Rcpublican m
mernhcrs of the house of the Illinois dele
CATION held conference to-day, there
bcinR hut two Absentecs. to consider the
tariff question far it relates Ia the,
duty sugar. The conference was an
earnest and harmonious one, and upon
motion of Payson the following resolution
WAS unanimously adopted: Resolved As
the Judgment OF the republican
members OF tho Illinois delegation
i'm congress that i'm any hill to
be reported by the committee ways and
means. revising the present tariff. sugar
below No. III should bc adnitteI free of
duty.
Secretary Window to-day Transmitted
to the senate letter from Secretary
blaine a.ki an additional appropria-
ton of &S,ul to meet the expenses OF the
International marine conference. The
original appropriation was tap.uO-
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The Clan-na-Gael to Sacct.

CHICAGO, March 14.-The full text OF
what purposts to he % call for n national
conqention of the United brotherhood
Clau-na-(iacl was issued 10y ths. executive
board of that organization and published
here this morning. The document re-
views the events i'm the history of the or
ganization for the past few years, and
takes the ground that tbe order
in better off without the scce,icrs
who took their departure recently at
Philadelphia. The call explains that tho
places of the four members of the execu-
tive board who ''desertesl" have been duly
filled 10y a majority of the board. The
place and date of the convention arc left
to bc indicated later. The call was ISSUED
February %.
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BRIEF TEIECRAMS.

LoSpoN. March tl-viscount Ipunhp, who vus
married short time To Belle iltoo, the
SIC hall singer. has brought actor NJ divorce.
PARIS, March H.-Siecle denies shaS PrAnoe
will establish = blockade on the coast u DAho-
mey. kiking~ I'm the interior were the cAxlse a
the retreat from S:tslofnsy of the King OF uNho-
mey and his female wHrriors-
LoSDo>. March H.-In cuaseqneoce Of the
masters avoiding n direct reply to the desnAn6
for a.isiiice IN uliusrs' wages, the Ainegs'
Federation resolved immediately inau>gufaes
y strike throughout tn. country.
ANA, Mas. March il-frank LegAts and
wiliiai,, Crockett were kiilsst and Mr. Arch w1s
fatally hurt this morning BY the falling OF csGe
distance of 70 feet bile ascending . mtne.
KANSAS CITY. March is.-Henry kunzsA nAs
tiefluitinr TREASURER of Riuc Earth city Nina.
was to-day arrested and l. in charge ot Shegl4
fsirbauR of this county, on hts way 10 shns cAy.
wA-HINGroS, March is.-t;eorge n rfnG1a.
the last administrators. has been Appointed 80
er,i manager OF the North Amsric;An eocnpony,
the ts,sses-s of the Alaska fur seal pxvf9egea
The L:sse with that company Will be elec,lee4 u
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s,~ss.iore. on strike.

NEW YORK. March h.-The Amertr.sa
Guion line to-day received cable dis
patch stating that the Arizona wouisi nsA
sail from Liverpool ON account OF n stFiks.
The strike is among the stevctiore<s Aad
affects all the steamers sailing fr00
Liverpool. IL il thought the strike win
extend all over tb" British Isles R nos she
whole OF Europe. All engagements for
freight have been dec Jared off and passssee
tickets called in. The Guion line hlAs no<
had "a ship i'm here for two weeks. Tls
lnInan line City Of Paris which arrived
"Wednesday had !. har,i time to get ous of
Iiyer,ssbl.
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rh- ls~nwcll Nsurtl~r.

wooDsTocK, Ont, March BurchcIl
was induced last might tn make n state
mcnt concerning the purpose of his conn
ing to Canada, but could not be persuaded
tn say anything that would throw any
light ON Bcnws.li's murder or his own
movements on tn" fatal day. He said he
came to Canada as n ''puIil farmer" The
firm of Ford, RnthboIic 4 Co., England,
took 40 from him and promised to secure
him - flrst-class place ON ~ hnc Canadian
farm at Woodstock. lie met
Farming Agent Mcdonald. who
sent him out to- the farm
near Springfield. Bnrs.iscll coultin't stand
il. however. and i'm two days came hack
To Woodstock. Pickhall ~ also - pupil
sent ont by the same firm. This NrSn.
Burchell says, il making piles Of money
and have agents iu several places i'm
America. BufchclIs counsel says tti..
principal line of defense will bc that the
prisoner could not possibly have walked
the distance from Princeton station to
the place where tn, bosly was, committed
the murder. cut out the names from the
clothing and got back to the station b.
tween III and 8 O'Clock.
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1T WORKED WELL.
Dynamite Cartridges Ftrea saese.aKosfy
with Ordinary PoWder.

mnbntte aofkfboGra RbfEo H0Go9smk01fR
with Ordinary Powder.
UTICA, n. ", March IA succeazfsi
test OF the Justin explosive cartridge -
fired from "a nins,-iuch rifie<i gun tuuk
place i'm n ravinc ut Pcrryville Rnlka. ness
Canastota. to-day. The rifle used vas NJ
Blaksiey, made ny Rawccts, Prcs<len .
Co.. Livcrl,ooi. England, for thc confa<1-
crates, in 1srt. " was used and cssp1asrua
at the siege 81 Charleston. since
which time 10 has mos hono
fired until to-day. IL had tested with =
pounds OF y'o~s:er, and n @75posansl peD-
jcctilc. The Justin cartridge, which vas
used, WAS the invention OF Justin OF 0yrur
cuss. The object of test was tn slesertntna
whether 10 large amoune OF dynAmlts
could be fired from rifle, using -
powder u proiectils force. wishosN ths
dynamite exploding In tho Cartridge hs-
fore IL loft the gam. Four -helis were nrUd
a third OF . mile away. The ia.s sSsh
than the regulation. and containet no,AsiV
nineteen pounds of dynamite. IL blew n
powder the quartz block which is hit, asJ
ricochetcd zap the cliiY out Of sight IT,
third shell. containing eight and thFs>e-
quarter pounsh OF dynamite and weigh
ing 30 pounds, did great execution In
striking tho rocky side of tho ravissss. =
tore up the rocks generally. aud split 10
steel bullet i'm half, one piece landing
nearly mile away. The dyuamit0 e
exploded at the moment of cont1ac2 0S
woalsi have blown q ship ous Of wat~r.
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HOUSE PRocEEDIN0S.
Fremont tn he ER~sircsi-The Even
Ing Session.


Ing session.
WASHINGTON, March i.-Pcrkins Of
Kansas stated an erroneous impression
had gone out that according To the pro
vision of the Oklahoma bill. passcd ycs-
tertlay, the Cherokee outlet had been de-
clarcd open to settlement under tho home
stead laws. The Cherokee outlet In not
open to settlement. The staten ent
should have been made public that the
land strip and not the Cherokee outlet
has been opened to settlement. The
Cherokee outlet embraced within it's
limits the new territory, hut il not open
tn settlemcnt under the homestead law.
The house then went into committee of
the whole ON private calendar.
The bill authorixing the president to re.
tire General Fremont with the rank of
'a Riisorr % aifercd 1 an s amendment % % for the
retirement OF General Fremont with the
rink of brigndier general.
Vandcrer said the country owed Fro
mont a debt of gratitude. There was not
"a hardy toilcr i'm the length and breadth
of the land who did not cherish the name
OF Fremont. and associate IL with the
greatest glory and rcnOwn OF the country.
Banks reviewed i'm culogistic Language
with enthusiasm upon his services i'm
preserving the Pacific coast TO the United
States. Had il not been for Fremont, who
lean cam rcIsbiic would float S over r. she states
OF the Pacific coast. Congress would
honor itself in recognizing the services Of
Mansurc spoke in the same vein.
Kilgore's amendment was rejected and
the bill laid aside with q favorable recon-
meudat.on. The bill was subsequently
reported tO the house hut no Anal action
was taken and tho house took = rcccss.
Tho evening session will lie for the con-
sitieration OF private pension bills.
The usual Friday evening routine in
the house was enlivened tonight by n dis
cussion of tho bill granting n pension of
$40 - month to Francis DemiuR. of Mich
igan, ON the ground of blindness. This is
one of the bills vetoed by President Cleve-
land. The discussion was participated i'm
by Stone of Missouri, Cooper of Indiana,
Tnrnsey Ct Missouri, Lawlcr OF Illinois.
Finally this bill and one other werc re-
ported to the house, but before action was
taken breckenridge Of Kentucky moved
nm adjournment.
Perkins protested vigorously, but the
hour Of 1O::O having arrived the house adj
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BosToS. March lt.-Thc Com,n.rcsot
P',iistin will announce Tomorrow the
gauizatiou OF "a new association of wool
manufacturers, which will deposc the old
national association, OF which William
tion will resist the extreme demands of
the wool brokers. Some fifty manufsc-
facturers responded tn the first call. rep
turs=s. The Bulletin will say: The original
meeting included representative even
from Philadelphia. and IL the exit .me
measures proposed by Mckinley are actu-
ally Incorporated i'm the bill IL II likely
they will be Joined by the report of the
manufacturers ina % body.
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CUT IN TWO.

The uossee 1ts<aa~~~ Salt Lake Ctsy'a a pOrS-
prtstsoa Tn e:5O.OOO.
Special to the StanstArd.
WASHINGTON, March 1&.-The lI1iDois
delegation have united i'm N demand upsa
ways and means for free sIgnr in ~
tariff bill and shy they will no supporerd
by Michigan, Iowa and Minnc~ota- tn
ways and means people hud is very hassl
tn agree on sugar.
fsbD.0uO in the senate. but the hoslsas snb-
committee to-day cut it down tn x2sO,OD
The tendency ON public buildings is. g.t
ting to TIE rather economical. A comnD6s-
sion has bsen sent IA Henry NichossOa,
postmaster at McIeosi, and tho postofike.
dep trtincnt changed The Side "a wis&bss.
posto tiicc. Beavcrhcsad county.
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Isritlsll A nnir..

LONDON, March 14.--In tho house of
lords to-day Lord Salisbury gave notice of
"a motion approving the report OF the Par
nell commission and thanking the Judges
for their just and impartial conduct.
In the commons Secretary Ferguson re-
fused To reply to questions regarding the
Behring sea negotiations until he should
he able To give Information without sictri-
ment to the negotiations. A motion by
Trevelyan that parliament should adjourn
i'm July and hold n winter session was re-
jected.
Twenty thousand miners i'm the north
east part OF England have gone ON "a
strike for q reduction of the hours of
labor.
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WAsuisoTos, March IA The senate
committee added the following items tn
the urgent deficiency bill: For refuge
station at Point Barrow, 5000; court
house. Lcavcnwortf. ias., 81, ,:J9 ; publics-
tion of official War records. 5000: boats.
furniture. etc.. FOR new cruisers, S5<b.tao;
free bath house. Hot Springs. Ark, ss..sO
agricultural experimental stations. Ari-
zona, New Mexico and Utah, 10000
surveys tn locate sites for artcsisau wells.
S5.OD; senate contingent fund. pay Of
new senators and senate Investigations.
etc. Si1i.5O.
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THE FRENCH MINISTRY RESIGNS.
Thursdays Action Of the senate Hiring
About ita 1DsW MALL.

Thursdays Action of the senate brinxs
About its lDoW nfsll.
PARIS, March la.-Thc adverse action
of the senate yesterday ON Prime Minister
Tirar.rs demand for u vet OF con nfltience
ON tho question of "a commercial treaty
with Turkey has brought about downfall
OF the entire ministry. All members pro-
cectled this afternoon to the residence of
President Carnot md formerly rendered
their resignation.
The adverse action In the senate y,ester-
day on Prime Minister Tirnrd's slcnausl
for tho adoption OF the order of tho day
when the matter OF the commercial :rcaty
with Turkey WAS brought up h,ss cRuscsl
tho downfall of the entire ministry. An
Interpretation wns submitted during ys--
tcrslay's sitting rcgarsling the treaty. In
response to- this, Tirarsl moved the adoID-
tion OF the order of the day. The senate.
by a majority of II, refused to adopt this
motion. Tirard then rendered his re~iss-
nation to the president, hut tho latter
pcr-ua.i''d him To- remain in Office until
after Easter. A cabinet meeting was
held to-day At which Tiraryi rss'onsisiers.sl
his determination tn remain and after the
meeting WAS over he tcnsiersssi his r,.siRna-
ton and that of all the incinbcrs Of the
cai..net. DE Frsycines will probably form
a ministry.
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CUMBERLAND, Nd. March 1i.-This
morning n hugo rock rolled down the
mountain side and fell upon che West vir-
ginia Central railroad track i'm a cut 20
miles west OF here. work train with u
crew of II men wcrc dispatched to re-
move the obstruction. While they were
AT work n great mass Of earth came rush
ing from tho steep mountain side and
buried some of the men from sight. Two
were dead when taken out. One has
since died and three ARE seriously IL not
fatally injured.