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~ i1TnREE'OF11lEii DROWNED. !
Terrible Accident TO n Family While Cross.
EH - r. ipt. n Strenn,. nj 4 U I. " 81

Terrible Accident 10 n FnMIly While Cross.
iG. Ing n Stream. tl .I!E
i. MILFORD, ILL, April 1.-Grant Adsait,
his wife, bis two-year-old child and a
young daughter Of Elmor Thomas at
tempted to cross Sugar Greek Ford, four
miles northwest Of here, yesterday, and
three Of the party were drowned, Mrs.
Adsait being the only one escaping.
Tho stream was raging and the wife pro.
tested in vain against attempting to
cross. The wagon bed was lifted and
borne down the stream. Adsait gave
his wiie his heavy clothing and plunged
into the water, trying repeatedly to push
the floating box to the shore. After
desperate efforts he succumbed and
sank. Miss Thomas was thrown out and
drowned. Mrs. Adsait clung to the
wagon bed after her babe was drowned
before her eyes, and afterwards managed
to reach the willows which oyerhung
the stream and drag herself ashore.
Searching parties have been exploring
The creek, but no bodies have been re-
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ARCHBISHOP HESS FUNERAL.
A Solemn Ceremony at st. Johns Cathedral
( In Milwaukee,, = II !.

A Solemn Ceremony at st. Johns Cathedral
In Milwaukee,, - ~,
MnwAuKEE, WIS, April cardinal
Gibbons, three Archbishops and twelve
Bishops were direct, participants in the
services over the remains OF Archbishop
Heiss, at St. Johns Cathedral, this morn.
ing, while fully 100 priests formed part
OF the immense multitude that filled the
capacious temple. Punctually at 0, the
clergy, who had assembled in the school
house north OF the Cathedral, filed in to
chant the welcome Office for tho dead.
The priests wore their cassocks, surplice
and beretta, and in strong contrast with
the snowy surplices were the sombre
brown habits Of four Capucllin monks,
who walked at the head Of the process.
sion. The long line moved slowly up
the centre aisle, past the b,dy of the
dead prelate, 10 the chancei, within
which the ! priests fwern iseated Oh
both sides Of the altar; Then began the
solemn chant, which was led hy Father
Thill, OF St. Mary's church. The scene
was highly impressive. Except for the
fashes OF color from the stained glass
windows aud the twinkling lights Of the
candles on the altar and beside the bier,
the interior Of the Cathedral was per.
fectly sombre. The crowd that filed
the seats and aisless maintained a reIici.
GUS silence and only the! dirge.like
strains Of the Psalms were heard =, The
service occupied about three.quarters OF
an hour, and at the close the priests
again a. formed in Iline, and filed out
through the sacristy to the clergy house.
At the clergy yihousej while the priests
were forming to rc.enter the Cathedral
in company with the Bishops, Arch
bishop and Cardinal Gibbons, the Car
dinal stood in one ofSthe pallors con-
yersing with the Bishops, ~, Z, ~
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A Relief sIensurr,o.

iWAsuIsGEos, D: G, April 1.-THE
House bill authorizing the Mississippi
river commission to purchase or hire
such boats as may be Immediately neces.
sary to rescue inhabitants Of the over.
flowed districts and to use the boats for
that purpose, was laid before the Senate
and was ION motion of Mr.. George)
passed Immediately. ,Eal q Y
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Monument to I,I.nnrcl..

BERLIN, April sl.rA committee com. !.
posed OF influential members Of all
shades 81 .of6 political opinion, Of which
Herr Von' Leyetzow, President Of tho
Relchstag, is president, has issued mn
invitation to the public to subscribe IN IN
9 fund ior the erection Of a nat;ona1
lmLonumcntiu Berlin to Prince Biamarcr'
The, committee will invite Emnernr
william ,n,i; 70 become patron Of the under.
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1NotProyIng a Success,

5:SlWAsirlXoroS, April 1.-The expert.
ment 7ot5 an Al o'clock meeting Of the
Senate is not proving asuccess. After
prayer by The Chaplain there was a call
Of Senators, when only twenty-five an
swered! to their names. AZ second call
resulted in the attendance Of thirty-six
Senator's. A third call resulted in show:
ing quorumSpresent and the journal oil
yesterday was approved. III "A, *. r
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BERLIN; April >1:-To.day is the
seventy y-ffth anniversary Of the BIRTH
day of Prince Bismarck. The railway
station ut Fiedrichsruho is almost
blockaded by the immense number Of
presents arriving for the Prince.
Is During the day Prince Bismarck re-
celyed numberless congratulatory tele-
grams" spent the day quietly with
bis iamlly.e In the evening he was sere-
naded. After the procession last night
the Prince1invited Herr Woermnnn az d
otheri Hamburg visitors to. his home.
Herr Woermann, in the course OF con-
yersation, expressed his hope that the
Prlnce would not be altogether stranger
to politics, and that he would still take
part ~ the, debates in the Reichstag. To
7 t1ls Bismarck made an acquiescent reply.
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Nina 1Yarlsc,r., n,a,a,,ne. a.,

CoLuMDus, o. April III. B. Rae,
President Of the United Mine Workers
otAmerica, has issued a call for q dele
gate meeting of the. miners oE Indiana, d,
Illinois, Western Pennsylvania and
Vest Virginia at Columbus, April 15, to
consult with convention Of operators
called for that date, &, ';3G m n
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Shot by His lylrc.A

CARROLL, Ills, April AT . o'clock
yesterday afternoon, stanlcytWilco1 vas
fatally shot by, his wife. He rushed
from the house. where lie lived, and fell
PROSTATE in a. store adjoining crying:
"My wife shot me-" Mrs. Wilcox was
found in her room aobbing violently. A
revolver with one chamber empty was
lying by her side. She was placed in
jail, Nothing is known Of the cause Of
the crime; but it is no secret that they
have not been living together for some
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4 HEAyYpUNIsllMENT8 I:
ofThrcc Men For Attempting to Defrnud n
NJ yGt g. Lottery Company, 4 III IL fl

ofIhrcc Men For Attempting to Defrnutl n
~ ~ g; Lottery. Company. .ffi
hrPEsTn, April l.--Some time ago con-
spiracy to- dcfraud a lottery company at
remsvar,' Hungary, was entered into by
several persons, including two officers Of
the company. The conspirators succeed
ed in drawing one million ilorina, but
they were afterwards detected and ar-
rested Their trial, which has Just taken
place, resulted in their conviction, and
tarkus, the, holder ,pf the; ticket which
drew the prize, and Szobovite and
Puespocky, the officers Of the company
who were implicated in the plot, were
each sentenced to eight years penal SER
vitude. :.sj' s..3E,s5.l as
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" E.olnleeA.e9,o, Aprill Ia morning paper
says 1T has It from an entirely trust
worthy source that the recently, formed
school book trust among the leading
publishers Of the. country han deter:
mined on q horizontal reduction of IS
per cent ID the price Of all school books.
The cut will go into effect May'l, fi,
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Itumors Abo,,, c,,,,,

/. o1TY OF OF MNlEx1co, April In is re.
ported as probable that a deal will bo'
made n with Jay Gould for The Cbamelio In
Ksailroad, bntthe report is donbtsd as
hands p ts''oGau II a. concession lis now in tho
nther nunus rSn,al n IN european syndicate. An.
es.shliaH esg, sanof has that AIr. Gould viii
f1,an.,sS f1n;,oh q steamship line from thn
I'M Unltea ea., states to Mexican and Geptroi tI
anu south American porta! !.,''>' 'A'4"' wv ~.
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"A DAM BURSTS.
Navigation on tho Littl :. .Knnawhn Temp

Navigation on tho Little Knnawha Tempo.
rnrily Suspended. & 1
( :PARKEnspuna, w, YA.,9April LA;
portion Of the dam on the Little Ka-
nnwha river, at Palestine, ,'eaye; way yes.
terday, making a break from sixty to
ono hundred feet wide and drawing the
third pool for ten miles. Navigation
will be suspended, by ! the break til!
the last OF June. The damage is fully
$50, ,OOO,: y tt':A 'lIiGS. .B.!lI1 jSiitE,if
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West virginia Pensions.

Special pipatchto the IHtslliceneer3"!: 441I
\ ;WAsnIStGEoS, u ?. 9, April 1:-West
Virginia pensions were granted as fol;
lows: Original William Hall, jr,,
Walker; Henry NJ. Hayden, !Tannery !;
Alfred Sans, Presious; James Sheiger.;
ton, Kauawha Station; John Z. Phillips,
Buckhannon; Marshall Claverl, Topin's
Grove. 1ncrease-Archibald willard,
Mooresville; Alex H.S>Winebrenner,
Leon; John T. Liston, Albright; Burton
Phillips, Iudian Camp; Stephen Rogers,
Cherry Camp; Aaron L. Renshaw, Aus
tin; John Eyans, Frasier's Bottom;
Christopher N. Lyons, Nashville; Al
fredIT. Sullivan, Leon;g Frederick T.
Rutherford, NEldora; Seymour Simons,
Alton Calvin H. Norris, Grafton. Re-
issue-Joseph Kenney, Hartford City.
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WAsulsaroS, D. o., April 1.AMr.
Oats, OF Alabama, fromthe committee on
the judiciary, reported resolution re-:
citing that it is allowed by the Attorney
General that in many, United States dis,
trict courts the practiceof suspendinesen.
tence after conviction in criminal cases
prevails without warrant Of law, and that
inFsome parts Of the country United
States district attorneys, marshals and
deputies, and United States commission
ers have been guilty OF maladministra-
ton and corruption in office; and. direct
ing the committee on Judiciary ltoi in
guire into the extent, cause sand effect
Of such illegal practice. Adopted. Al.
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Fatal Row nt a Dance.

SCnAnlrs4os, W. Va, April "A gen;
eral row occurred among lot Of negro
miners at Caperton, while, at a dance
early this morning. Howard Earnest,
VIM. G. Lee, and Wm. Derico, were in
stantly killed and others injured. Sew
eral arrests have been made. .FiaaeE p 81
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Eu,be.,i.r, ,Clnn,cu In,lIctel.

( New; YORK, April { 1.-The United
States grandJury this morning handed
in IN indictment against Psi. Claasen
for embezzlement, abstracting and mis-
appropriating funds Of the Sixth Na-
tional Bank and making false entries.
Mr.. Gument5 will be held on the indict:
ment at 9 o'clock on Friday, April IL.
The trial proper Is set down for May I.
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WINNIPEG, MAN, Aprll-l. There is
great excitement here over the refusal
Of Lieutenant Governor Schultz to give
the royal assent 10 two bills. Proroga-
ton OF tho Legislature was fixed for Inst
Saturday, but Schultz refused to come
down and prorogue, assigning as his
reason that he wanted to,peruse all bills
passed during the aceaion. & III
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4 Don't Want The rrol,lb,,lon, 1,omov,, n,

sIDon't Want the Prohibition Removed.
z LONDON, April LA meeting Of tho
Associated Chambers Of Agriculture was
held to-day. A resolution was adopted
declaring that a relaxation OF the recula-
tons prohibiting the Importation into
Great Britain OF American store cattle
would be extremely dangerous. The
speakers at'the meeting denounced Mr..
Erewen and others, who are active in
tne, movement to remove the prohibi-
tlon, and declared that they are ioment-
ing the agitation in order to obtain q
better market for their own stock. s 5tai
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Special Dtspatch to the intel fge1'cer.
GRAFTON, w. Va, April 1.-THE
stockholders Of the Natural Gas Com
pany were very much Eelated yesterday:
when; word came to town, to the effect
that a strong flow Of gas had occurred,
necessitating the putting out Of all fires
near the we'll. Great developments are
expected within the next few days. IL
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Tho Drick.,ay era, g.,lke' Compro. !, lad 4

The Brick.laycrs, S:Fike compro..Iscl. 4
~ New YpRK, April THE brick.layers
and their employers have compromised
on the eight.hour demand by tho brick.
layers, working the nine hours d day
but getting. Ave cents an hour more
making days wages for the ensuing
wear s. 05. ia N d - !, ~
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THO Land Purcl,asc iii.

i. lL-oSipDoS, EsiDf'S April 1.-The Times, com.
mentlng on the land purchase bill, says
1t would-prefer that,the matter, if possi.
bic, be left to the,frec play OF economical,
iofees, Quilt considers Mr.. BaIfour's bill
az honest endeavor TO deal with the
problem. II objects tn the land depart
ment, consolidation clauses, because.
'thonSh possibly unavoidable, they un-
donbtedlyi tend to stereotype some OF
the worst features OF Mr.. Gladstone's
Agrarian legislation. 5Ti'5 1'"N7 80. :
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Con, mi4slo,,n,.r,s 1..ypr,ou,rr1t. Filed.

srniSyorlEsllD, y ELL ] LIZ, y, April The re:
port Of the Master Commissioner, Bgford
Wilson, intiis consolidated case Of the
American Loan and Trust Company
against the St. Louis & Chicago Railway
Company, has been filed in the United
States Court here. Il S5, 4 ~
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Seecia! Dispa'ch TO he Intcllfyenetr@ & q
ToRoSTo, o., April THE dispatches
IRON IRON s!eubenyille concerning tho sale Of
all sewer Pipe factories in the Ohio Val.
ley to an English syndicate is.a canard.
1t is true the syndicate represented by
Lord Lees, Of ester,, England, has
had an option onEallthe factories here
abouts, and has made a reviewSof the
books OF all the concerns to ascertain the
value an IN investment. : His report has
been nude to the esyndicate, and lie has
no authority 10 net fufther. - --;. go.
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Tie Czar md william, &, e. NJ, ,y... :;

: GohooSr, April "a dispatch to I! tho
:. 1a.eue !, from st. hsetsburg says: AZ
iansemenlS z !';iale haye been made for a meet
l'ng II Of Emperor William and the Ca,
" W'iilam .ha Wiiialso attend the manoei,yrss
u % na;t .ie $ Shussian armyat Krasnoe sSzoio
20 mics Southeast OF St.. Petersburg i. =
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ChtcnSo Plumbers Strike

CnlcAdo, April l.-Aboutj j, 900 jonr-
neymen plnmbers struck this morning
and resolved. to stay out until their de.
mand for s3 75 for an, eight.hour day Es
the minimum days wages, had been
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THREATENING WATERS,
The Great Flood in the Lower
n \ Mississippi Valley
MANY ! PEOPLE 59 i e ARE RUINED
Ey the Terrible Inundation...Fcar.
rai Experiences by Many Fani.-.
XII lics...llomes and stoels.SWept
ar, NJ
Away.,t.eyccss ssreakl
A-- ALIN q

l 49,.
Sr. Louis, April 1.-Iniormation from
what Is known as the. Laconia circle, I
region Of country between, Helena due
Arkansas City, whichds practically sur.
rounded by tho Mississippi and White
rivers, is to the effect TINT the people
there are in deplornbls iconditionSand
suffering. The water poured over tho
levees on all fsides and in, three hours
the circle wns filed even With the sur:
face otStheA Arivers; the swdtcr averaging
eight feet deep. This occurred 80 sud.
denly that the people had no time to do
anything Their Shouses, stock sand
everything else ethey, owned was ins the
water and in some cases swept away be.
fore they Realized what had happened.
Thecitizens of-Ilelena. sent tile Steamer
Houston down there last Thursday as a
relief boat to aid the people. A cores.
pondent on board writes, that when the
steamer arrived atthe circle n number
Of houses were found 70 have been
blown Off the blocks or stills and others
were badly carecned over into tho water:
TERRIBLE. EXPERIENCE. - \
The people had been liyingin the lofts
o, ,some Of tho low houses and when
these careened they Could -oalyiescape
by knocking holes in the roofs. Several
people were blownltinto tito water and
swan to trees. where they remained all
Of last Thursday night and number Of
cattle were blown from the llevees ana
drowned. On Friday men went over
the whole circle in ski1s and transferred
people from trees and roofs to! the gin
houses which:are generally large aud
substantial buildings. N 5slE
All these houses are now packed with
people. two hundred persons, being in
some of them The C6ombsl brought
out l30 people and ITO head OF stock and
took them TO Helena, arriving there
yesterday. When the Coombs came
out OF the Circle the steamer Titan, with
barges, was going in, and itiis thought
that they can bring out all the remain
ing stock and as lnanyof the people as
desire to etaway. Many of tho plant
era in the, Circle are ntterly.ruine1. and
the remainder have no seed to plant,
even should the waters ,subside in time
to put in q crop. Tho suffering has
been and will be great, and aid of oil.
kind will be necessary to carry the peo.
pie through their atllictions.0 ,5iuilay,
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IariG rl Troubles in canutln.

, MONTREAL, April l,-Tbere@ ia; &
The dnt;cs on mere mere at the tariff change.
have ~s uut,es oroSsam On PORK and lard especisiv
mess ss n,vIsfa nn,l e. deep feeling. and areajy
'ua' laesa pofK ms gone up 81 so ner harra} !,
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Against Tnrifr ON Hides.

WARRINGTON, D. G., April LIN the
House to-day Mr.. Lawler. Of Illinois,
presented a protest ofM. D. Wells aud
other business men Of Atchison, against
duty hsing placed on hides, ~ y ;yg,{:ssg ~
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ATFAYETIEYILLE.

Thirty Persons killed-The Work. Of tho
'H''' 's- 81 awful Tornado. 'ss5fs
NASHVILLE, TEsx., Aprit The losses
Ssy1tas :! Il ! toE9aao j ;s which wrsSckssd Il lafge
portion q the town 81 Fayetteville are
80 far as reported, sil5,50G
Money is being raised In adjoining
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!, No Fears OF Germany, Future. !.

LoNDos, April 1.-The Times says: "In
rellnguishing oflice, while the skies arc
clear Bismarck has shown the same
patriotic foresight that has been the dis.
nngplsh,lng note Of bis career. There is
not the least reason for lugubrious views
as to the future Of Germany. The Gar
ands Prince Bismarck have exchanged
friendly letters. The latter expressed
himself that in his opinion recent events
would not affect the peaceful relations
existing between the two emnires,n Z -
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n,lls for Nh. smith.

E ae.-V1sI hllls ZOE l1r. smith, Tfs 1l. -.H.
Special Dispatch 10 Le ln!ellt1eneer. 4i
= WAsnlSoToS, D. G., April LIN the
House to-day Representative Smith in.
Produced bills fdrl the Srelief fof F., II.
Hassler, Of Jackson county, and for the
relief OF D.,M. Miller, OF Richie county,
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
They Sweep Everything In tho Chicago
R's.%fsHl'l Municipal Election. X f1R' Z.

AAeJ oNeep livery lnlNS Ill tno Chicago
z .&'sla'la Municipal Election. e q }'4 Z.
CHICAGO, April 1.-The Democrats
made clean nweep Of ali tho offices in
the three principal township elections
held here to-day. The majoritics vary
from 200 to 500. The outgoing South
town oiiiceholders are all Republicans
and the North town the same with one
exception. The West town officers were
Democratic and that party continues in
control. > In the annexed towns the Re.
publicans maintain their lead by mar
row margin. sff'e9S.lsS, f.t,'i-l;'-
The political complexion. OF the Coun.
Gill appeared at l0:30 p. m. to have been
practically unchanged by the day 'sstrug.
gle, the Board remaining Republican by
about majority Of three. Il: ,+5i!l
LATER. .l.;,i s, &,
Complete returns, shortly before mid
night, showed decided Democratic gains
among the Aldermen. !, The new Board
will be Democratic, standing 81 Demo.
Gratis to 81 Republicans, with! two indie.
pendent Democrats and one independent
Republican. .tt5l %Gl i.Gi n
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u The Thea, Australian System, n Success.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April1.-Elections
we're held in many cities throughout
Missouri today for 4 members, Of city
Council and school board. The Austrai-
ian system OF voting was satisfactory,
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Mrs. ShorttIdge; DeaI

IsDlAs2Arolls; n Aptif1. .1Mrs, Sarah Z, \
shortridge, Corresponding Secretary OF
the Christian Moments hoard Of Mis-.
sions, died at her residence here at 4 go
thi5 morning. = ~. ~ ~
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Pablo Debt Reduction.

WAsHlSqTes, D. o. April lit is
estimated that there has been decrease
Of 81 800, 900 in the public debt since
Pthe first of March. " ~ isy1t u flIl
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S.oa,slt,,sl,,,

New fcRk, April .-Ar,ive,dE q c;,,, ,,,, ! /.
from HAVE. liverpool, pool, La Nolnandie,
rdinvva'sH daw 5'GHf i,a,II April steamer
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towns TO relieve the wants Of tho suffer.
ers, whose homes were destroyed.' Sew.
eral persons who wcro injured will die.
Business has been suspended, and every
person who Is able Ia assisting in The
work ofrerairing residences. Many teo.
pie are IL, need Of food aud clothing, and
this Willie supplied as asrapidly as pos.
Near Gallaiin, i1irskine Turner; Miss
Alice Turner, Postmaster Woods, Mrs.
Woods, Capt,.Day, John Patterson, John
Hibbltt, Jr., JEFF McComie, Jesse Dran.
ham,, James Patterson, Mrs. Anna Pat.
teison, Miss Kate Day; and Mat Hon.
sons three children, who were injured,
are reported odt Of danger ,i,i,' Z.
"A man claiming to have come from
east Of Glasgow, KY, reached Gallatin
yesterday. lie came through the coun.
try, and said tho storm extended in that
direction, aud that there were 30 persons
Killed several miles east of that place.
Communication is still cut oil, aud the
report has not been substantiated, IdiIl
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AT JEFFERSONVILLE.

Out Of about eighty houses destroyed
BY! the tornado in Jeaeraonville,y the
owners Of four'fitths Of this number are
poor people. whose littls! homes were
their only possessions. Il All of,the home-
less ones haye been given shelter by
their more fortunate neighbors, but the
situation over there has been much I'M
derestlmated, aud it is mistake to sup.
pose that no assiatance is, needed in. the
LITTLE city across the river. In the, blocks
between Market, Front and Mulberry
and Fort nearly every home lis ruined,
and the inmates lost most Of their furn.
iture: Some Of them succeeded in saw
Ing only the clothing they wore upon
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EVERY tissue Of the body, every bone,
muscle and organ, Is made stronger and
moro healthi1l by the use OF Hoods
Sarsaparilla. 4
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bismarck Now II Duke

BERLIN, April 1.-Prince Bismarck ad-
mltted to Herr Woermann yesterday,
that ne had accepted the Dukedom OF
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ANOTHER BELIEVER.
During all these years there had been
aholhcr believer" working away In
delatigably. This was William Johnston,