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INn-nE TIE coMMANnEE.
Chokcd Mt II Banquet.

LOUISVILLE. KY. March 13.-F. j. Rel
CART, a Special Pension Examiner at Mays
vile, KY, met with a singular death last
night. He had been in Office just year,
and his friends celebrated the event by Civ
ing him banquet. After responding IN a
neat little speech to the compliments paid
him. his friends all sat down to table. AL
most Immediately thereafter Reigart was
seized with a violent coughing, and before
assistance could be rendered he had stran-
gled to death. The first bite Of meat taken
had lodged in the throat.
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Not Drowned.

PEORIA, Ill, March l3. DIR. McFadden,
Of Peoria, the county physician, and Dr.
Powell, have made post mortem examina,
tion of Bernard Junghaus. the wealthy old
German whose body was found floating in
the river in front of this city Saturday.
There was no water in either lungs or
stomach. This is proof that the man did
not die from drowning. In their report
the doctors say that the man was undoubt-
edly dead before the body entered the wa
ter. They are of the opinion that he was
either sand-bagged or drugged.
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>p,cif T,isq,an 10 Me R,gisf.r
PAEKERsHrKG. March l3 NJ A Cotton.
an old soldier and peusioncr from Naucluer
on the Ohio River road. was rlbboi ni 3D.
large sum OF money In this city. last night
while IN a state of gross iut0Aicat.uu
He had just received his pension and was
having "a good time The amount lo,f d.
not known. bul his son says if was about
eight hundred dollars The robbers have
not yet been caught The voucher for tlo
pension money had been cashcl by one of
the Wheeling banks only few days arD
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NF,ithless Brothcr-in-Law.

CLEVELAND, O.. March i3.-Charles 1t
finger. an Ontario street ieweler Went 70 70
me theatre last night and left hls store IN II,
charge of Charles GOldSoll, his ~ year oi9
hrother-in-law. Ettingcr, when ne reecncS =
his place Of business this morning. ,' louiu ~
that GOldsou had decamped Win SiuV ~
,,,f,.bes Goldsou Sr.. is u wealthy whole
soIe ievelcr A woman is supposed 10 oe
with the Young scamp.
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r,.o sitn,tinn at Cairo.

CAIRO. ILL. March 13.-The river ieii
one-tenth Of foot last night ana Is now
IS feet aud eight-tenths. The ONO Is
falling fast AT Shawncetown, ana ~ i
tbourhtnow that the rise reported aoONe
there will not cause much. if any iurth'r
rise here. The first train for the past
tvo davs arrived via the Illinois Central
this morning. the track at ''" "'Ni"S
been repaired. NOtrainS al
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Al warOyer Mike Leblanc.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. March l3.-The
Arbitration Committee OF the League
and American Association met here this
afternoon: The claims Of the New York
League Club and the Columbus Club, Of
the American Association, to the servi-
ccs of Mike" Leblanc We're argued at
considerable length. 1t was finally
agreed that Columbus had first call
upon Lehanc's services. and Columbus
position was accordingly sustained.
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The Car, Purchase sharply crIricI,e..

LONDON, March l3 The Car of Russia
Is very unpleasantly reflected upon by the
ConSiantlnople journals for the prosecution
oi the Princess Dolgorouki. the moremltIr
wife Of his late father Oucof his first act,
on ascending the throne was 20 exile her
ana her children. and during his Hfc they
VIII never be- allowed to return to Russia
Now he has practically conhscat,d her
property IN the country by purchasinr it at
about quarter Of its value. and as mean
ness m money matters naturally attracts
attention when sovereign is the party io
display exceptional par,lmony. comment.
nave been unspairing. particularly Boo Ger
many; where the Russian Minister has pro.
tested against the animadyer,inu.
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DrBuQrE, a., March l3.-Sheriff Phil
lips. of this county, arrived here yesterday,
having in custody four brothers by the
name of Green, who for the last two or
three years have been carrying on sort of
Jesse James business on small scale IN
DUBUQUE and Jackson counties. The broth
ers lived on a small farm in the northwest
corner of Jackson county, and while osten-
siblv engaged in farming, devoted most of
their time to making raids on their neigh
bors They stole everything they could lay
their hands on. \ large amount Of stolen
property was recovered.
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A Mysterious Malady.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, March ia myste-
terious malady is prevailing in Jefferson
county. and many people believe 1t to be
genuine spotted fever. The contagion mas
broken out in Carson College, and students
are leaving. Four deaths have occurred
within the last week. There is much ex-
element for fear the epidemic may become
General The bodies Of patients are covered
with white and black blotches the size OF
silver dollar.
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PIrrsBrRG, PA, March l3.-ln the sen
safional trial of Rev DR. Mausell, of the
I'M n church of McKeesport, Pa, FOR ly-
p,r ana defamation OF character scene
MA. created to-day when the counsel OF tho
Reverend gentleman refused 10 go ON with
thc case. He stated that he had handed
the gentleman in question letter whlch
was 10 be offered against him lDr. Man
selU and that gentleman has thrown NJ IN
the fire. The case has now gone 70 the
Committee in charge.
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stewart Property sold.

New YORK, March l3-A portion Of the
leasehold property Of the estate Of Cornelia
NJ. Stewart was sold by the executors.
Henry Hilton and Chas. J. Clinch. stew
arts uptown dry goods stores taking in the
block bounded by Broadway and Fourth
avenue. Ninth and Tenth streets, was
knocked down to Albert B. Hilton. son Of
Judge Hilton, for 10000. The total
amount Of the sale was ssll $50.
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Baby stewart Improving.

BUFFALO. n. v. March l3-Baby Stew
art. the orphan of the Lake Shore wreck
who has been seriously i'll for several days,
was much improved to-day, but the doctor
saws she cannot be moved for three weeks
MIR Conger, who has cared for her, has re
ceiyed assurances that in all probability he
will be allowed TO adopt her, which he very
earnestly desires 10 do.
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WASHINGTON, March l9.-Mrs. Harrison
Mrs. Wanamaker Mrs Russell B. Harri..
son. Miss Wnamaker, Mrs. Wilson, Of
Philadelphia: Miss Robinson, OF New
Work. Mr.. Russell b. Harrison and Mt
Hammond. Of Trenton. y. j., left Wash
ington at II 30 this morning in the private
car of ]. H. Inman. President Of the Rich-
mopd and Danville railroad, for tr1p
SOuth
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Auor,e Dealer Disappears.

YorNesrowN. O.. March ia. W:
robnson "A weu-znown horse dealer OF
Hfbbard has disappeared, leaving many
unsettled claims. Since his departure last
Fridav. for York, Pa. as he stated, checks
drawn bv him in payment for horses, az
l,re.,ating nearly 5000 have been pre-
sented at the Hubbard Bank and protested. 4.
Johnson recently gave mortgages ON @ ms
property amounting 10 nearly Si,o'' % ou'
only one was signed by his wlie. MIS-
Johnson SAYS he will return.
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Brickmakers' Association Fixes Pric

PHILADELPHIA, March l3.-The Brick
makers Protective Association met last
night, at St Georges Hall, for the purpose
of fixing a scale of prices for brick for the
coming year. After a full discussion the
following schedule was agreed upon Il:
Pressed brick, SCI to so per 1000 stretch
ers. $3.50 to SO; hard brick, 50; salmon,
$3.50. The Brickmakers' Protective Asso.
citation met a committee of the Knights OF
Labor to-day for the purpose of making a
scale of wages. The Knights of Labor
have demanded an increase, which will
amount to about 10 per cent ON present
rates.
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rndd Rendr for the Lay.

Speciai telegram 10 NE Rsgider-
WASHINGTON. PA, March l3.-Ihe an,
nouncement is made, upon the authority o.
A. NJ. Todd. Esq. that he will be canqi,
date for Congressional nomination NJ ,i.e ic
hands Of the Republican party, from IN .liIs
district in the next campaign IL Is 1l,ou. -
he will give Acheson, editor oil the OoSei'
er a hard chase.
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Riverat Pittsburg.

PrrrsBURG. PA, March l3-The river IS
rising here, but advices say it is now fall
ing at the head-waterS, with no apprehen-
sion of a flood at any place No alarm Is
felt here among river men. The water Is
now l3 feet and rising.
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FILLED with Water.

WILKEsBARRE, PA, March l3.-The
water In the South WilkeSbarrc shaft j.
tonight thirty feet above the fire. aud
is pouring into the Stanton mine
through a door, which is supposed to
have burned away. The Stanton j. I'LL
ed with hot water and steam, making 1t
impossible TO work the mine. The eN-
tent Of the damage is not known a no
person Is allowed to enter the mine at
nrnsnnt.
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LoNpoN, March i3 Adyiccs from Jonah
nesburg. la the Transyaal states that three
persons who were arrested there for taking
part IN the demonstration against their
government, during which the hag of ihc
Republic was hauled down by a mob. have
been taken 10 Pretoria They are charged
with treason. There is intense excitement
throughout the Republic 4 reform as.o.
citation has been formed
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News From Mexico.

City OF MEXICO. March l3.-The infu-
enza is raging with great violence through
out the State of Hidalgo.
Smelling works are soon to be established
at Manages.
The Rio Grande river in the State of Jal-
isco. is to made navigpble The work is TO
be carried on under the supervision Of State
on ninnnl.s
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SnIh fnr 10000 900.

CINCINNATI, O., March l3.-The Ohio &
Northwestern railroad, running from Gin
cinnati to Portsmouth. Ohio, was sold this
morning by United States Marshal Sim
monds for 100000 to the Philadelphia In
vestment Company The property is the
old Cincinnati X Eastern road, and had two
mortgages on it aggregating $1,000.
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,1,rriman.s Long Distance Walk.

WABASH, IND. March l3.-J. S Harri-
man. the pedestrian, has completed ar
rangements for his walk Of 5000 miles to
the Pacific coast on wager of 5000. FL
nal deposit of $500 was made last night in
New York by Harriman's hacker. He
will start from Wabash on April 10 accom-
panied by tw gouards on horseback. Har-
riman will be obliged to average forty-iive
miles n day 10 win.
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on the Mobile and Ohio or on the Cleve-
land, Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis
from the North, or ON the Iron Noun
tain and ST. Louis, Arkansas and Little
Rock from the South. The weather is
cloudy, and the situation is much more
encouraging here.
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CINCINNATI. o., March l3.-Trains have
been suspended ON the College Hill Rail
road. short suburban road, on account Of
landslides and a decaying trestle. The
down train was stopped by landslide at
the trestle this morning. when itwas found
that had it not been for the slide the train
would have becen wrecked.
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Enr Scasickness
use Horsford,s Acid Phosphate.

Ise HOrsIOFu /. -tVIu IHUsFIIHI0'
DIR. Price, of the White Star ;. ;.
Germanic, says: Il have prescribed 1t
in my practice among the passengers
travelling TO and from Europe, in this
steamer. and the result has satisfied
me that If taken in time. it will, in
great many cases, prevent Seasickness..
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Two sunI.cn stcamrr..

LoNpoN. March l3-lt is stated fhai flr
Russian government Will attempt Boo AprI
Ia lift two English steamers which wcrt
sunk on Balackya during ihc Crimcan War
II is believed that in suc of the vessel, .. a
chest containing 1000 pounds
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,l--iH T,l,graa, 20 tts R.gisfer.
WANuNGroN. d. c.. March "a
Po>rmasters-D. X. lll>on. Mmgo Flat.
Randolph county. vice j. b. Skid
more. removed: ~ Parsons. Rilla. Cal
houn county. vice j. NJ. Young, SeSign-
ed. j. l.. Ggdin. Willow Island. Pleas
ants county, vice 5. C. Hammett, re-
signed.
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Rnh the Gnms Mcll

With SOZODONT when they become
Spongy or detached from the neckS oi
the teeth. Let them bleed freely, and
50 recover their tone and health. This
SOZODONT is the best remedial agent
for diseased gums and teeth. Try and
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ANNAPOLIS. Mn. March le.-rhr
Senate to-day included Boo the Austria
liam ballot system the elite. of Amap.
oils. Cumberland and Others boz th' State
a well a> Baltimore. for whirh the h.l
was only originally intended
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viii Retire from Politics.

ProvrDrNcE. r. l., March l3.-The Hon.
Thomas Davis. who is considered the patri-
arch Of Rhode Island Democracy. an
nounced Yesterday that, on account Of his
age l>3l. he should retire from political life
M the end Of this session of the Rhode
Island House Of Representatives, Of which
he is a member. He has served number
of terms in the State Legislature and rep
resented the Second Congressional District
ia Cono,rcs, in iNJb55
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rInycd for M. OMnIIana.

LONDON March l3. The STANDARD cum
mcntng on Lord Randolph Church, .
speech says From first t0 last hc simply
played Tor his own hand and sacr lccI his
principles. Personal ambition lod him tD
join the men who chccrcd him be has fnr
fcitcd the respect of AN honest conscr,a.
tiycs.
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LONDON. March l3 Adyiccs from Tchc-
ran state that the influenza is raging with
great severity and incrasingyIru.cnor a
daily average of seventy deaths from thc
disease is reported. Several members of
the Shah's family arc prostrtcl with the
malady
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,,arri.on stores Up Hi, salary.

INDIANAPOLIS. March l3.-President
Harrison to-day purchased two pieces oil
improved indianapolis business proper
~ from Cyrus c. Hines for $1,000.
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,rinn.d NNith 4 Big Pile.

New YORK, March l3.-lra Ross Aldrich'
"a ,yeIl known and successful bill collector
Who has an office in the Madison SQUARE
Rank building, has disappeared very 81 sud
denly. taking with him $1,000 or slo;VSJ w ~
money belonging 10 other people; ana le..s
inr behind innumerable debts ana oe@uu
fnl wife.
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Washington News.

Special T,tgc1a, 20 the Register.
WASHINGTON. March l3.-Senator
Gorman to-day presented petition from
Katharine Lewis, a descendant of Wash
ington. asking Congress TO purchase the
dress sword of the father of his country.
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4 Montana millionaire Dead.

Butte, MoNT.. March 13-ludge Andrew
J. Davis, probably the richest man in Mon
tana. died last night, aged II years Hls
estate is variously estimated at sSi,OOO,OOO 70
lO.O0O.OOO
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Recommend, Mr. vc.e,Kno,.

LONDON, March ~ Mr. Parncll has r,-
ommended Mr.. Vesey Knox. am Ulster
Protestant. 10 the Home Rule clccior, off
the west division Of County Cayan. ireland.
as the candidate of the party to hll tlr
vacancy IN the House of Common, caused
by the death of MIR Biggar
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oil Keeps Going Up.

CLEVELAND. o., March l3.-The price OF
crude oil at Lima was again advanced by
the Standard Oil Company today. Ihe
advance is two cents per barrel, the price
now being % cents.
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The Pathlindcrs produced "SiA rea'
i'm a Pod. at the Grand last "E'nl"s' "E..i.s
They appear in new comedy iN'' '''"'
ing
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gether, their curses are loud and deep
against the policy of doing the wrong
thing in the matter Of local appoint
ments whenever the opportunity offers.
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nen Telephone Declares a Dividend

BosroN. March l3.-The Ben leiePnon'
has declared a dividend OF X shAre' pay
ble April Is.
Evening journal., 1890-02-10

LONDON, Feb 10 The newspapers here
treat the Due Il Orleans escapade wholly
in the light of opera bouffe, and do not ad-
nit that the episode can have any possible
political importance The articles on the
subject generally conclude, however, with
the admission that no foreigner can tell
what effect any given set Of circumstances
will have on the French mind, and il is
pointed out that what the young pretender
has done Is not half SO ridiculous as the
action Of Louis Napoleon on several occa-
sions before he finally reached the rulership
of France The duke was arraigned and
charged with violating the law expressly
passed by the government banishing both
himself and his father as enemies OF the
republic The duke said that he returned
to France merely for the purpose Of per
forming the duties imposed by the laws Of
France on all youths upon attaining the age
OF p years He requested that the hearing
be adjourned in order TO allow him time TO
place his case in the hands OF counsel. The
request was granted At cabinet meeting
it was decided TO enforce the law in the case
The Daily News Madrid special says:
"The action Of the Due a Orleans was IN ac-
cordance with plans decided upon at fam
lily council at San Lucar before the Comte
de Paris sailed for America. The request
Of the Due d Orleans 70 be remanded in or
der to have time 70 prepare his defense is
believed to have spoiled his chance for par
don. His proper course, It is said by his adj
herents, would have been to allow a SUM
mary disposition Of the case.
Evening journal., 1890-02-10
A LEGACY OF pEeT.
Dom Pedro LEFT Brazil $1,000. 600, oOO
in the Hole.

Rom btuEo leit brazil MAsHut.Ntb. 900
In the Hole.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10. "A copy Of The Rio
News contains the following ssement Of
Ruy Barbosa, minister Of finance of Brazil:
"The national debt left as an inheritance by
the monarchy is more than 1000, 600 contos
de reis about $1,000, 1000 GOO. This enor
nous total will equal the receipss Of th,
state for nearly seven years, estimating al
Sl5O,000,OO0 our annual revenue Let the
country, therefore, know what it owes upon
this side to tho regime happily extinct; tc
how few departments it has a claim from
the side Of the classes whose labor promotes
industry, enriches the sources OF taxation
and develops general wealth.
AT the same time the lesson becomes sea.
sonable TO serve as warning TO the grow
ing republic, and especially to its founders
whose example cannot but influence the
character OF our future habits. 50 that we
may learn to escape this reef Of prodigality,
which appears to exercise such deep and
fatal attraction in our day upon the policy
of democraciesn
He urges the pruning Of expenses, elimina,
tion Of useless departments, the filling o.
offices by persons of merit and capacity, and
limiting aposentados Officials retired on sal.
ary1 to the cases marked by law. Then Mr..
Barbosa continues:
Let us not multiply pensions, which, droI
by drop, may grow into torrents OF ruinous
expense. Let us restrict ourselves in Gre
ating new services to absolute necessity.
Let US fly from republican favoritism, the
immoral and fatal Transformation Of thu
old monarchical nepotism. Let US not con
tribute to or continue in force under the
new situation the habits of nstion OF place
hunters. And should we proceed in thii
manner we shall have passed over half ths
road toward the reform Of our finances, tbs
reconstruction of our credit and the fertiliza
tion Of our vital energies.
Evening journal., 1890-02-10
Lsrser Foreats Ahlnre.

MAYS LANDING, N. j., Feb lO-A big
forest fire broke out last evening about four
miles from this city along the limo Of the
West Jersey railroad. The forest is com
posed Of pine and cedar trees and is owned
by John I. Smith and Messrs Jones q
Badden, Of this city, and others. The rail-
road section men and lot Of helpers are
fighting the fire, which threatens to do a
great deal of damage. For several days
past fires have been reported in the deer
pines This tract covers a stretch in Allan
tic, Cumberland and Cape May counties and
is eighty miles by eighteen miles in extent
One of these fires was extinguished near
Millville after it had done $40, 900 damage.