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Memoranda.

Barque Henry A Litchfield, Davis, from Ma
vassa for New York, has put into Santiago leak
ing badly.
Sch Emma Middleton, from Gardiner for New
York, put into Vineyard-Havcn 18th with fore
boom broken and foresail torn.
New York. Aug IL - Steamer Winthrop, for
st John, NIB, broke down 9th, OFF Astoria, and
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Sch Sarah Fuller, Kart, Kennebec and New
WORKMAN q Kelsey.
Sch Lucy, Cook, Kennebec and New York-Chas
Bartlett, Jr.
w Jordan & Co.
sAILED-Sehs Weybosset Geo M Adams, s A
Fuller, Matte B Russell
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From Commercial Street Station
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY or CANADA

On and after MONDAY, June 30, 1890.
trains will run ms foilowss
DEPARTURES.
For Auburn and Lewiston, 7.20 and 900
a. M, and 1915 and 81 p. m. For G0rlanm,
900 a. M, and 1.30 and b.12 p. m. For Nom
treaI and Chicago, 900 a. m, and 1.30 p. IN.
For Quebec, 1870 p. m. For BuckdeId and
Canton, 300 M, and 1.S0 p. m.
ARRIVALS
from Lewiston and Auburn, S.25 and
11.35, a. m. $40 and $50 p. m. From Cor
ham, 8.25 a. M, 11.35 and 8. AZ p. m. From
chicago and Montreal, 1.35 and b.42 p. m.
From Quebec, 11.36 a. m. From Island
Pond, (Mlxed) 7.00p. m
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on nigft
train, and Parlor cars on day train between Port
land and Montreal.
TICKET OFFICE.
SO Exchange ST., and Dsuul Foot Of India Street
Lowest fares from Portland, Yarmouth Junction
and Danville Junction, as follows: To Chicago
$1,000 and s19.Op; Kansas City, $3.50 and
s2S.75; st. Paul $3.50 and $500; st. Louis
via Detroit, S24.75 anc s210O: 50. Louis via Chi
eagO, s26.SO ana s24.SO; San Francisco, Cal,
sol .25 and $4,000; Detroit s16.75 and $1,000.
The above rates subject to change.
JOSEPH HICKSON, General Manager.
Portland, June 30, 1880. mylzdu
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A woman who ID weak, nervous ana
sleepless, and who has cold hands aud feet can
not feel and act like well person. Carter's Iron
Pills equalize the circulation, remove nervout
ness and give strength and rest
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Clerk-Does it take you an hour to 20 around
the corner?
Boy-A man dropped a quarter down hole in
Cerk-And it took you all this time to get it
out? 49,, - - .
Boy-Yes, sir. had to wait till the man went
away.-Life.
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Baby cried,
Mother sighed.
Doctor prescribed: Castorial
The American Rifle Team,

The American Rifle Team
Biggs-I didn't know that Bismarck cared much
for Americans, but he seems to have acted very
cordially toward party who called on him a
short time ago.
Boggs-Who were there?
Blggs-Ihe paper gives their names-Diehl,
Elsennauer, Hoepher,. Koerber, Mahrenholz,
WalSchmidt Splitdorf, Mass
Boggs-Oh, l guess Bismarck likes the Yam.
KEGS well enough,-Puck
For stomach chills from improper eating or
drinking take Johnsons Anodyne Liniment.
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Spoken,

July 10. eight miles off Connetable Island, bark
Charles Lorlng. from Pernambuco, Ito ad at
Connetable Island for Philadelphia)
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DIUPLES, blaek-heads, red, rough, chapped
I'm and oily skin cured by CUTIcURA SOAP.
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PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKET

PORTLAND, Aug. IL 1890.
The following are to-day's closing quotations Of
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-14
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Passage of tho lsill for Il Temporary Cow
ernment for Oklahoma.

ernunent oklhnOnnn.
WASHINGTON, March I3.-The commit
tee on Pacific railroads to-day further
considered the question to whether il
should report n single bill providing for u
settlement of the indebtedness of the
Union and Central Pacific ''as was done
by the senate committed" or should re
port separate bills. There Is N marked
difference OF opinion i'm the committee on
the question, and this mornings sliscuss-
sion did not result i'm an agreement. The
published statement that the secretary has
invested the moneys To the credit of the
companies in their first moriesge -hensi-
was also discussed and n resolution or
tlcrcd to be presented to the house request
the house whether such was the case.
In the house bill was passed granting
n right of way through the Nez Perccs
reservation i'm Idaho tn the Palousc 4
Spokane Railroad company.
The house went into committee of the
whole for further consideration Of the
On motion of Larsney an amendment
was adopted for the establishment of IA
iaH% Hn orS motian m oS Holman % ANA an amen,,,,.,,
having fec simple to f6O acres of land in
enter the land covered by this net.
The committee rose and reported the
bill to the house: The amendment pro-
statutes, prohibiting the Introduction of
Intoxicating Liquor into Indian Terri
tory Dc enforced in OKLAHOMA until after
the ad djournment of the first session Of the
legislature was agreed tn by "a vote of 1:i
to 1Os. The bill was then passed. 16O to
-. II is IA substitute for the senate bill on
the same subject. The bill contains pro-
visions which i'm substance fix the bound
aries of the new territory to include the
the Cherokee outlet, with provisor that
no lands which Indians occupy under
treaty or law bc included
without their consent except for
judicial purposes. They extend over
the new territory the stitution and In ws
of the United States and the code of Nc
brasku, without interference with the lo-
cal Indian governments acting under
their treaty rights. Seven counties are
established. The county seats will ne
Guthrie. Oklahoma City Norman. Lisbon.
or Kingfisher, Beaver, saltwater. and one
more tO be fixed by the secretary of the
interior. The Cherokee outlet is declared
public land and open to settlement under
the homestead laws, and bona fldle settlers
and occupants are give prcfercncc:of right
to sections after "a are devoted 10 the es-
tablishment of judicial system i'm the
Indian territory. which will he divided
into three districts and courts will he held
at Muscogec. vinita. Otoka. Arslmorc and
Purcell. The house then adjourned.
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BRIEF TELECRAMS.

LoSpos. March E.-Th. Rank of EnxtasA
has reduced th. rate Of discount froin ~ C,r
cent. to per cent.
wAsItIS.ro>, March i3.-Thc bs.iy Of Ne
Congressman Tattlbcc lies i'm the uidcrIakeF'g N
the eastern lln.it enclosed in handsome csakeS-
The body will he Seut to Kentucky to- night. Ne
services will be- held here. but will 4 ha1d as
Mount sterling, Kentucky, where the burial win
take place.
ioNpoN, March hE.-Najor-I;ensrh SIR How
ard Cranturd Eiphi>tone, comptroller and tIUnGr
urer OF the Duke of Gonnlught' = household. -
washed overheard from the steamer rangieF0
near Teneriffe and drowned.
MEM YORK, March l2.-An explosion Of dynnr
mite occurred AZ the Brooi<lyn water wcsks -
Rockville Center this morning. several useo
killed and a number njurs~,. The expsoa-
ION occurred AT s:Sa The dynamite wAs 6elng
used for blowing up tree stamps ON the hns q
the extension OF the Brooklyn acslue<iasGt. TW0
laborers were blown to pieces and two oehess
fatally injured.
LoSpoN, March fS.-Ad,icc from J0hAAnaDt
burg I'm the rranssasl state that three peenooD
were arrested TOR taking part In the deusoQoelDr
tton against the yoSernnaeuk during whAeA -
flag OF the repubuc was hauled down By . -.
They have h-Aeu taken "a Pretoria charged ~
trcason- Intense excitement throoghDsss IL -
tortned.
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crnn,ent. The North tlcnics hatred. bsst
dems n:ss Justice, and nov .Sy s, that .ass, SsS
or amy other pending measure is am net
Of congrcss that will sccure to every man
in sss United state. % G s%s'ss c1c iS vSs q.
OF passing. such law that win
affecting Mas.acGu.ests and Ohio q. vvii
~ South Carolina, every. man will feel
that il is a i,,st and fair Law. and there
Congress can not exerci.e any control in
the local affairs of souths'rn states. t,s,t
what we insist upon IL that there shall he
and THAT that law bc executed with such
power that NO man dare expose himself
Busier followed sherman. He spoke Of
the exclusion of colorcd mon I'm the
Northern states from all political offices,
and .S ON the So"sr"5y ;r ~ 'ssr% ,h was hs mo
very day and for the Iast week news
papers had been teeming with accounts
OF white men i'm oklahoma. and repub!i-
the world that IL the colorcsl people
dared to assert their rights to control the
would drive then. ont at the point Of the
bayOnet. He had seen accounts of out
raRcs ON colorcsl people i'm Ohio and Intli-
of protest. Hc would tell the senator
from Ohio that whenever he attempted To
carry out his threat Of another crusade
United States marshals for the purpose of
dominating elections there he would have
q fire In his rear from, men I'm the North
who had carried their money and
their industry into tho South
whichever ho Attempted TO rc-cstablisll.
i'm the South those Reconstruction govern
n,ents which hasl left i'm their train the
black mark of sloilation. disgrace and
humiliation,a protest i'm his own state. and
country that would cause him tn lesitate
before ne carried il out. He tButlcrD
would not exchange one hour Of good or
der i'm the South for all the political power
that negro suffrage had given the South
He appealed to the senators and people
OF the North tn believe the Southern men
when they said they were more interested
i'm the orderly, humane. honest settlement
of the question than the people of tho
North could possibly I've.
The senate then adjourned.
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A PAIR OF THEM To GO
0ueep Angeiipe. q Ciddy Thing OF
Ninety Will Probably Accompany
8oston's Crank Around
the World.
special to tl,e standard.

special to the standard.
$eArrLE. March 1a.-lt is proposed tn
sod Queen Angelina, daughter of old
Cl4ef Seattle, around the world with
Sr1c Francis Train. She NJ present il
uvVn9 In the city. and II not the fairest, il
tho oldest daughter of the city and the
oulv living representative of that famous
OLD chief, after whom the city is named.
The proposition tn send the slusky maiden
around the world was proposed yesterday
afternoon by half dozen citizens. They
wsPc 40 taken with the scheme they
pledged something over -, I'D tn sicfray
the expenses of the trip, and to-day the
matter will lse laid before others, and Il is
thought enough money will bc raised i'm a
few hours tn warrant the undertaking.
Sascn Angelina is wcll-known
ngire ON the streets of Seattle.
She Is typical representative of her
race. Although betwecn Sd and iOD years
OF age, she IL still lively enough to walk
around over the hills OF Seattle, which she
has known for half century suorc. She
" sf SHORT stature, being four and u half
feet high. Her round shoulders and bent
form make her some inches shorter than
she really u. She goes barcfootesl and
hafehcaded the year around. and her
garments: over her shoulders she wears u
big shawl. and over her back is hung "a
rtislc basket, into which, she. throws such
trinkets as are given by her friends around
ths. city. Her face. brown and swarthy,
shows more than average intelligence.
Mu1ly times she has been ptlOtOgrl pilcu
and painters have succeeded I'm getting N
good likeness of her which IL on exhibi-
tion i'm several stores i'm the city. She
speaks English well. and can he unsler-
stood hy any one not familiar with tho
Chinook jaruon.
Chief Seattle, Queen ApgcIiuc'- father.
many years ago was a conspicuous and
wei known chief. Unlike the chiefs OF
the Puyallup, Du vanish and Klikitat
tribes. he was friendly tn the whites and
and had many friends among the early
pioneers of Washington. He first came
to Seattle with Dr. Maynard, early i'm the
SOS and commenced to fish. He bro,igh,
with him his family. which consisted of
his ''Klootchsnan," his daughter Angc
line. two SONS knows by English names as
George and Jim; both of them long since
tlead. Queen Angclinc alone survives "a
relsesent her royal family. IL was i'm
about lass that DIR. Maynard named the
city from the old chief. and only "a few
early settlers are now living who were
ther iu thc city. IL Is estimated that II
vSvsr re -S>iS-ct.1 s;s.lxc al Ss,eo0 to scnt
Queen Angeline and an escort around tho
world. Her consent has not yet been ss.
cured, but the projectors of the mcvemcn'
are confident that il will bc easy to get
Probably day ar two will determine ths
feasibility OF the scheme. George Franci,
Train will l,c advised at once of the com
panion which Seattle il generously pro
vidinG him. He will no doubt aid in tl,s
movement all he can.
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THE MccALLA INQUIRY.
Few New Fscts Developed in Yesterday.
lnvesti gatissn.


NEW York. March 13.-Thc third days
session of the McCal!a inquiry opened to-
day. The first witness WAS Lieutenant Il.
j. Moclisl. He told about the men being
put In canvas jackets and of the men bs.-
ing ironed together. Also said am alr
prentice named Graham had been con-
fined i'm double irons for Ave days. The
apprentice was released by order of Com
manslcr McCalla who said the. man had
been ironcti through some nisapprchcn-
sion. The men were ironetl two and two
and kept ON deck unsier guard of Marine
John Dillmo,r. The captain of the MAIN
top and n coal HEAVIER and Others were
chained on the deck and covered with IA
tarpa,,lin. This was while the ship was
at Roucn, France. Ia the case
ness considered the man had
been confined justly. The enforcement
rules of the navy. Al Consta.it much
liquor was sInuggied aboard and the men
becanie drunk ON duty. A number of the
crew, sent aboard for target practice, got
drunk and threw away their arms. a
man named Sutherland attempted to
jump overheard I" esraI" punishment.
He thought the men had too much liberty.
Al Plymouth liberty WAS given to "a
at o'clock i'm tlse morning. Surgeon &.
Of the t ",s%s % down sns % of Wsnser: % Hhor,is aSi
before midnight hc went on deck ynd was
told he had been cut by the commanders.
Walkers head. which was about AN incl,
and a half long. The same man became
noisy 'n, and va, n given na"rrErh,n" him -; This
dial not see the gag in the mouth Of
Walker. The wound was not dang cro,Is.
treated tho officers and crew with every
courtesy. The sanitary e. n,lition of the
ship was good. Assistant Pay,naster
said he didin't think Walker was very
drunk. Ii was necessary To- discipiinc
tn
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APOLITICAL WAR IN PERU
Antasonistie Parties Indulge b q 7ssYi-
bic Battle.
One hundred Lives Sacrifices to Al
Old Feuc1 Awful Scenes a.
Carnage and Blood
ah0d.

PANAMA, March i3.-A corrswpoasBnns
writing from Lima says: The aGitAAi1a
i'm thu provinces caused by the anta9onfuD
between the candidates of the c0Gas1ttu-
tional party for the presidential nosnfna-
ton, has assumed grave proportions. A.
Puuo there WAS % collision, reHuDt1nR in
the loss of q number of lives and sh0 m
laRc of many. There was also . colliniuo
at Huanta, many on both saBes bosa1
killed. Among them were -
chiefs OF both parties. Sesor
Lazona. deputy of congress and
head of the revolution and Dr.. UPflna.
chief of the Ro~.as party. LSr. Crnnn, AFTER
five meiubcrs of his family hoal heo0
killed, took refuge with others in q chOch
where many women, children and old
people had already Rasherssi. Ths psis.s
butyhery, but the Indians were dunk
and incapable OF reasoning. THY
threatened to burn the church. WHEN Ds.
Crfina. knowing he the cnsso u
their actionl and wishing TO save H.
lives of the other people, detesmlnea
tn sacrifice himself, and after receiving
the bcnctiictou of the priest went 0sgt IN
the gucrrilas and was mursiers.d- Nos
satisficd with this they, in their slsunkeo
fury. continued their career of butchefy
for hours. Over 1OO lives were aacrinoesf
tn the old rancor between the families 0e
Lazona and Crflna.
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The british l'ariiasa mt .

LONDON, March l3.-In the commons
tonight, Hamilton, first lord of the AL
niralty. said the estimates for building
war ships for the coming year were E6.-
sssi,OOD. This sum il exclusive of the s,sti-
mates for the arInamcnts which amounted
to IL .7W,OO. Smith. member for Flint
shire. liberal, asked whether the govern
mcnt had the printed re-
ports Of cruclties inflicted upon political
uid cause the British ambassador at
St. Petersburg to direct tho attention OF
the Russian government Ia the matter.
Smith, government leader. replied that
the government had no mcaus of ascer-
tanning the truth of the reports, nor had is
any power to- prosecute the Russian gov
crntncnt on tho subject.
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MR.. cARTER'S BUSY DAV.
Hc Want. tso.OOO for survey ss sss
Upper Missouri.

Hc Wants tso.OOO for y survey ss ees
Upper Missouri.
Special to the standard.
WAsHISGroN, March i3.-ReprosensA-
tive Carter was before the river odd hns-
bor committee to-day to ask for a linz, IN
their bill providing for q survey of thu
Upper Missouri at n cost 81 90, 900. He
gave the committee n good deal of int8s-
c-ting history of IL country very fcw u
them knew anything about, and made an
extremely favorable impression. He toe~
not expect to get any appropriation for
Yellowstone. An attempt was made IN
the house to-day by Carter to get thro0gh
the bill to open the west half OF the Grow
reservation. Kilgorc and other Southesa
members objected, and Carter will nov
have tai wait for another opy,urtunity.
There is no objection to the hill itself. bsA
there was some to taking 10 up out of -
order.
Helena will have a chance tai get . pub
lie building. The committee on ps1f>sir
buildings aud grounds to-day asked tlAs
commit ,c ON rules tn set aside March IA
~ and ID for the consideration Of bills 70
ported by the committee. The COMMITTEES
will probably consent. The Butte bill bs
delayed by the nor-arrival OF data needed
To- enable tine committee to make nece>-
sary report. IL may get along in time -
enable the committee tai report the I'M fS~
the next turn at the buildings business.
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sale oG ,. %. Iiaxxin.- Tross.r..

NEW YORK. March, i3.-Thc first annual
sale OF the Rancho del Pa-o trottinR
stock. comprising ~ head of colts, nllics
and gelsinR-. the property of ]. B. Hag-
gin. commenced this morning at the
American Horse Exchange. The stock,
with but few exceptions. il the get OF the
celebrated stations, Albert W., Echo,
Alaska, AlRoua and Robert Leo. These
sirc~ are among the best breed i'm the
world. and have in them the blood OF
Electionecr and Nutwood. Following
are som. OF the more important sales:
D.. Z. by Albert w. Miss Ryan. Dr. Ralpi,
w. Hall. city. si.bo: b.. Z. 10y Albert ",
Mablc, Dr. Ralph w. Hall. city, SOD; b.
&. 4. 10y Albert w. Mabel. William Simyr
Hil.la, DIR. Ralph w. Hall. city. s2,aD; d.
a.. 1. 10y Albert w. Maude. Dr. II. w. Hall,
cry, SI; %; g. a., ny Ainx.' w. sutton
Hay lilly, by Albert W., dam, JONES'
mare. A. Bcsllcr, washin Rtou. -. .haO: q. a..
by Albert W.. dam Cecilia. }. =. Ferguson,
<l..kB
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Looking for a Chicago Heir.

tIucA,io, March l3.-A special froo
Butte, Mont. this morning stated thnA
Andrew j. Davis, wealthy citizen. haA
which would l,o to his brother John A.
Davis of Chicago. reporter spent sksr
day in hunting up all the John Davises in
the City directory, but though all expressed
perfect Willingness to take charge of thu
millions they were Obliged r,rgretfully %
say they never before heard of Judge D1r
Wis and that they had no relations in H.
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why n~.,ioe'. Island wa. cho.e..

WAsHiNGroN. March 13.-Thc seaas.s
and house committees immigr0tioa
held their first Joint meeting to-day, NJ
which Secretary Window and Solicitor
Hepburn of tia. treasury department. vare
present The former made y statement
of the rcslsons that had induced him 10
take charge OF the landing OF imsnigrantn
at New York. In the course OF his STATE
ment il WAS developed that the cosnsnitaes,
of tlse last conRrcss i'm their repDs<
recommended that the national ,xoverD-
meat take charge OF the matter. The us>-
port of tho manner i'm which the opera
toms at Castle Garden wcre coudlapt&xA
AMI - ia. coDsiition of affair. there's The
secretary said, also seemed to warrant, ~
not demand. the change. when naked
why he sel'.''ts-i Bcdloc's island he snisl
that Governor's island would s,iis the dc
I,irtunent. but the military objected. Thso
treasury Department. had "a foothold IN
3esl1oc's island and il i'm asixiitioo
deemed to be a proper plac. to p,it inasni
grants under the shade. of the Statue of
Liberty.
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A Tramp. D..:ar,ily Crime.

PLEASANT Hull, Mo-, March l3.-lcs-
tertiay afternoon a:tramp waylaid Allie At
kinson, Is years old, the daughter of "a
wealthy farmer. The brute ravishesl,
bound and gagged her, cut of her ha,r
and cut her clothes from her body. infiict-
ing several severe wounds. When she
recovered consciousness she dragged her
self home and told her story. and an
country turned out with dogs and guns to
hunt the scoundlrei down. A tramp named
Collins was arrested at GREENWOOD this
morning and il awaiting Qualification.
A mob of 1.O1O surrounded the house i'm
which be is being held, threatening to
lynch him.
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PITTsBURG. March 13.--In the scnsa-
tional trial OF Rev. DIR. Mauscllc OF the
Methodist church Of McKeesport. for iy-
ing and defamation of character, 10 scene
was created to-day when the counsel of
the reverend gentleman refused to go on
with the case. He stated lac had handed
Mauselle n letter which was to- he offered
against him and that Renti.maa had
thrown Il into the fire. The case has now
gone To the committee in charge.
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So,.u yv,l, Ne pr.-~rus-.,.

ST. LoUis. March l3.-Latest ativices
about the state treasury affairs are that
Nolan's shortage is $s2..s5, a. given by
the examining committee, who have COM
plets.d their report. The late treasurer
will probably be arrested and prosecut
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NEW loGk. March 13.-Irn Ross Al<iPirh,
- well known and successful bill collector,
has disappeared very suddenly, taking
with him $1,000 Sl5.COo i'm money bs,
longing to other people and leaving hs~
hind innurncriblc debts and u bea0tfsA
wife.
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Gone tn Washington.

OTTAWA. March l3.-Mrs. Tupper. wife
OF the minister Of marine, left for WASH
ington this afternoon to join her husband
This would indicate that the Behring sea
negotiation will not bc concluded for some
tune.
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NEW YORK. March i3.-The wife OF Tony
Hart, formerly known Gertie Granville.
died tonight. Tony is i'm the Blooming
dale asylum.
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went rrDugh a rre.tle.

BIRNrSoH4>M, Ain.. March i3.-A freight
train on the Georwia Pacific was derailed
and broke through q 5Ofoos high trestle
not fatally hurt