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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-26
TIE ARCHER CASE AND THE GRAND JURY.

baltimore April % lspecaD.-Thc case Of ex-state
Treasurer Archer will before the Grand Jury
Of Baltimore City Monday. and there Will be niue
DELAY in dealing with the charges. There Is no doubt
that A prcsentmcnt for embezzlemen will be promptly
found Attorney General Whyte will draw The IN
dctment Upon the finding Of a true bill the Cour'
will be asked 10 assign early day in the May crn'
which begins the 18th. for trial. 1t Is eenclahS
understood that effort will be made to nave the
trial postpopcd This will be earnestly opposed by
the states counsel Mr.. Archer is reported As I'M
proving rapidly, and is expected to be well enough
IN few DAYS TO to the city. The special com
mittee appointed by the General Assembly to nvcst-
cate the accounts OF Mr.. Archer mas nearly finished
IFS labors and the total amount OF the deiaoaVon y
found 10 he within few dollars Of $1,000. lno
total amount Of the sinking fund OF the state more
than 81 900 in bonds and securities wes depoSu
in The two boxes of Treasurer Archer IN tlr Salo
Denosit building In Southst.. except r2ooooO OF eN-
change loan bonds of 1853 which were deposited ior
..fa keeping with the Farmers and Merchants IA
tinnaI Iiank The committee visited the bank tuS
morning. counted the bonds and fouhu Iieh oil
riph
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was sustained. The road will probably be soA n
the Norfolk and Western Company.
OBITUARY.
PROFESSOR SAMUEL RoTrON pERc,

PROFESSOR SAMUEL ROTTON PERCY.
Professor Samuel Rotton Percy, who for many ye.,,
had been well known physician in this city, died on
Thursday night at his home, No. SO West Twenty
st. He was descended from the famous NOrhumber
land Pcrcys, and was born in Frome-Selwood. somer
setshre, England, In 1916 Having been educated
at Charter House. he, in 1884, by the advice Of Wash
ington Irving, came to America and went out West
In 1887 he returned to New-York and began practice
as druggist lie was graduated from the College Of
Physicians and Surgeons in 1916, and was also
graduate Of the Medical Department Of Columbia Col
lege. In his practice he made speciality Of
therapeutics and chemistry. lie was tho Discovers.
of erythroxyline, better known by the name Of
cocaine, and also q method for making a stable
union Of iodine and iron In the syrup OF iodide Of
iron, which assists the cure Of scroulous diseases
DR.. Percy's work in the cholera epidemic OF lS4o
will be remembered by old residents Of the seventh
Ward, and I'm 1853 he saved thousands OF infants
lives by his exposure Of the poisonous properties Of
the milk then sold in New York he was professor Of
materia mcdica in the New York Medical College
and In the College of Dentistry and for twelve years
was physician TO the Mount sinai Hospital. The
funeral will take place at his homo omorrow.
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LABOR STATISTICS N MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston. April - l-pccall.-lart tmFd Of the ''"",'i
,. q ~. nur,au of statistics II Labor is made
.a,t. II relate, to The relief fund. Libraries ana
reading rooms. profit sharing. hired dwellings rent
ami board and dwellings owned by employees. no
General commissions are that rclcffund associations
Arr. not nuucrou, and the funds are small In amount
The Employers, Liability law, however. furnishes re-
lie, I'm extreme cases and private and public henencehce
SUPPLEMENTS the operation ~ the law. '"np'i"u'cN
few libraries or reading room, have been r,t'hii'l'l
H., manufacturers FOR the of their employ, 'F
have many furnished opportunities for c\'r'l7e "i
,,,scncut hut the number 81 free public Libraries ana
f ir H., Of donor, show that this form OF education
i. not neglected. An extension of the system III
profit sharing Is evident, bni the hSnr,, are h"o ~
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/ BIG BENEFIT FOR Il GOOD Cd USE.
SEVERAL THEATRES TO GIVE PERFORMANCES
FOR A BABIES WARD AND TO ENDOW THREE
HOSPITAL BEDS FOR ACTORS.

HOSPITAL BEDS TVh hNiOiNo
4 plan has lust been perfected for a benefit, so big
that il will occupy several theatres for the Babies
Ward of tho New York Post Graduate Hospital. and the
Actors Fund. 1t will take place on May %, ana
entertainments will be given In the following thea
tres The Metropolitan Opera House, Bijou Theatre
Madison square PalmerS, Union Square Days. star
Lyceum and Broadway
The arrangement has been made by the dirce'oi'
Of the hospital and Of the Actors Fund, throuE"
A. NJ Palmer, president Of the latter, and a. b. po
Frccc The hospital will provide three bedS III
nerpetuitv with attendance and medicine ready u"'
and night for the benefit Of such members VI ',u
Actors Fund a. may require such aid, and nay WIN
be set apart every year to be known a. POST
nate Io,pital and Actors Fund Day. and the eh.'c
proceeds Of the benefits given will 90 TO mcic"9i's
the funds Of the hospital for the Joint purposes ",
aiding the babies ward and maintaining the lrcc pe"
for actors Tickets Of admission will be sofa ior u'e
benefit next month, which VIII be soou
AZ any Of the theatres where the perform
anccs are given and may be exchanged Tor reserved
seats by the payment of an additional price. o io
enterprise IS under the direction OF Mt dc irecc.
The work done the POst-ti raduatc fioSp,', iI'u
especially that in the babies ward, IS wen hi9"n
and deserves every encouragement ana nclp q, VI
that Of hc Actors Fund. and those VINO ASST thc
coming benefit In any Will have tne
Of assisting two worthy but widely different lhsu'u
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HERMAN PRIMER.

Herman Primer, who died Oh Thursday at his home.
No 1873 East sixty fourth-st, was born at Brnoaum,
Germany, sixty years ago. His father was raoo'
and his four children were well educated Az the age
Of twenty four after first engaging In the TOBACCO 'soe
at his native place Mr. Primer came TO New-fork and
h.oa, husincss A. tobacco broker. In 167l he was
married TO Miss Anna speyer, Of this city. He was
n member Of the Tobacco Board Of Trade and unul
he time Of his death carried on his business at No.
l65 pearlst His death. which was due 70 nea0
disease. was sudden and not preceded by any Illness
number Of guests were at the house at the time no
attacked physlsmn wa wa r Ss,a'i'' " INV
The funeral Will he held at 10 a. m totiVpo S az a.
the house the Rev. DR.. Kohler. OF the iepie beol Ia
uO The service The burial will he at Cypress
Hills.
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DIR. WILLIAM RINGGOLD WILMER.

Baltimore, April 25 (special DR. William Ringgoh
Wilmer a wel-known Republican politician and
formerly Naval Officer Of the Port Of Baltimore died
this morning. lie was born on April 10, 1880, 10
Charles County. Nd. about five miles from La Plata
His father was the late Rev. DR.. Lemuel Wilmer, OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church. For fifteen years
after his graduation DR.. Wilmer pracused medicine
in Charles County. When the war Closed curing "hicn
he was an ardent union he was appointed Deputy
collector Of Revenue for the vth District Of Maryland.
with Headquarters at Relay House. He held this
Office until the lid and yth Districts were consolidated
I'm 1882. lie ran for Congress in the Nth Ma!yAnd
District against Barnes Compton, but was defeated'
lie wa, APPOINTED Naval Officer Of the Port OF Bac.
more by President Arthur and remained In that place
until President Cleveland appointed his successor Dr.
Wilmer married Miss Lizzie VI. Day, daughter OF ne
late Rev. Guy Is. Day. Of Bridgeport, Conn., HIS VIA
has been dead ten years.
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HIS LAST FIGHT 4 FATAL ONE.
PR1zE.FIGHTER DYING FROM THE EFFECTS
OF A RECENT BATTLE.

OF 4 RECENT BATTLE.
Boston, April o5 CspeciaD.-The probabilities arc
that there Will be one prize hghter alive in bos-
ton tomorrow Last Tuesday evening the Bay state
Athletic Club Of this city held its regular monthly
meeting At its rooms on Wayst. and as part OF the
entertainment offered there were three or four set
tos With the regulation gloves. one OF the settos
was between James Falon, who lives at No l,24s
Tremont-st Roxbury, and John Murray, living IN
ROCKINGHAM Place in the same district. Ten rounds
were fought by these and ii appeared 10 all up To
the opennC of the tenth round that Fallon would he
q suIe winner Bnt Murray fought fast and furious
in this round and the call Of time Fallon threw up
the sponce He weak that he had 10 be
carried to his dressing room He was taken TO his
home I'm an unconscious condition. Since Tuesday
night he has remained In the same state and has not
snoken a word. Last evening DR.. Cronn made an
Examination and found that "A large blood vessel Ill
the left side of the brain had been rupurcd apd As
a result the right side of the body was completely
paralyzed =. A., ,, ,,o .oe.od
Murray and William Norton, who oficated as Falon's
second in the ngnt io-nlent the physlcHuiS SAY
that Fallon cannot recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-26
THE EARL OF GLASGOW.
London, April 25.-The Earl Of Glasgow Is ce'n'

George Frederick Boyle, sixth Earl OF GLASGOW
WAS born on october o. 1925, and was educated az
oxford He was elected to Parliament from Rutssaa
in 1868 He some time lieutenant III 'h'
AYRSHIRE Woman Cavalry and Depu'y'Lieu'ehsn'
and Justice Of the Peace for Butte and Ayrshire ana
a DEPUTY Lieutenant for Renfrew. lie succeeded MS
halfbrother in 1869 and in lo'9 he was appo,a'ea
lord Clerk Register Of scotland ne nla mar 10
danrhter Of baron Abercromby in 1925 ana Two
III az Raron Ross His scotch titles fau 70 ms
drun David Boyle a retired captain Of the RoyS
Navy who is fifty seven years Old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-26

Iockport, April % spccial.-The Woman's Baptist
Foreign Missionary Society Of Western Ne~-i ork. EN-
lracing seventeen associations in cities and towns
west Of and including Binghamton. syracuse and
Oswego has been in session here for two days The
principal speaker Miss Lucy 1Ginnchs. OF London
Eng. The officers elected to-day were; PRESIDENT
Mrs T. H. Griffith. Eairport first vice president. Mrs
n genvon Buffalo second vice president Mrs
= u Fcnncr Dysinecr recording secretary, Mrs A. g..
Slocnn Corning. corresponding secretary. MIS- f. J.
Whiting Leroy treasurer. Mr.. +. C. Bucktcc Dwcgo.
There were 80 foreign delegates prcscnt. The next
mcctin. will be I'm BunalO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-26

Roanoke. Va. April 20 IspcoaN.-President Norton
Of tnc Louisville and Nashville railroad was injured
In driving accident here today. lie and other OF
hcers Of southern railroads making an inspection
tour At Bradford. forty miles west of here. they
drove through the town In carriages In one car
riaec we're President Norton. Jacob h. Schln and j.
,r,nk Emmons Of Ncw-lors The horses became an
,,,aceable the carriage was overturned and the oc
cunants thrown down AL enibankmcnt. Mr. Norton :
,r,, WAS broken and he otherwise injured; me
liner, we're bruised about the head and body out All
wer, able to continue their Journey TO Ne"-lorh !"
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GOOD OUTLOOK FOR WHEAT ~ AANiroBA'

Chicago April 20 (speciap. special reports from All
nar of Manitoba state that the open wca''er oii's
,,e first three weeks Of April, with the t"cc o'ss
rain of the present week, has eN'"
the farmers of the Province an eN
',,u, start. and that In no previous year at this
d,,o we're the indications moro favorable for pros
nc,nus season. Already large acreage mas pee"
sown ON Portage Plains, nearly TWO tillus ~, VI .o
wheat is sown, while in the Brandon lstrreu nv go
s"eerrelV a. far advanced in Manitoba
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4 TRryE From NEW YORK OFF CAPE HENRY.

Baltimore, April - (speciaD.-Thc captain Of a
pilot boat arriving here TINS afternoon reports ma
ing aGOat of Cape Henry a trunk and bag filed with
clothing and marked A. TIicr Earics iOtci New
York.
At Earlcs Hotel last evening 1t was learned That
until two or three years ago there was firm. con
si,ng Of A. Trcr and p. 1rlcr brothers who carried
on small tailoring business IN on" 81 the shops be
meath the hotel At that time \. Trcr went away and
abon "A year later T.. Trcr gave mp the ,hop ana de
parted The hotel people do not know where the
Irnf
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rLOPCU WITH HIS NOTHER-TN- Law.

Buffalo. April % (spccaD.-charles Dclainaicr.
barber, has clopcd with his mothcrin law, leaving
vic and two children. Dclanatcr came mere from
Wclland, Ont two months ago. shortly afterward
his wifc's MOTHER Mrs.. Margaret Evans followed him
here The two disappeared together yesterday. going
10 Fort Eric Canada: from which place they have
been traced 70 Chicago. The wife. who Is twenty six
years old has bought ticket to 'hcago ana pur-
noses % follow them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-26
pJaVNIyG A COLLEGE BICYCLE RACE

Dcston April % (spcciaN.-Thc Harvard University
Cvclng Association has accepted Yalcs challenge 10
team race 10 be held AT New Haven. June o. for a $40
prize offered by the Elm City Bicycle Club. The
Harvard men Will challenge the Boston Athletic As
sOctlon - a team race on May "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-26

Philadelphia. April - (>peciaD.-A comm'.ee'
whose members style themselves. " friends oi "''
Randall" have created some surprise ana ahu>e'"o"'
,v addressing letter TO John H. Fow. oil t'e ro'''
s,lyania legislature asking him Ia become va"
diaate for the vacant Congressional seat MI f""
a. a well known figure in local politics. fe''oh'"S
, aud an energetic Democrat but hi, >ohrlpuet
-, .. Enc horn Fow' Is indication how far NJ ",'V'
~ conference.-the with Mr.. Randalls vi; i"N
announces himself a. a candidate. but HIS ho'"''"
/. extremely doubtful.
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u,vyr,polIs ODD FELLowy Ayy1vERsAKY

celebrated IFS seventy first anniversary to-day with
rublic parade. exercises In the Grand Opera House
and q ball in the evening. There were about 1000
visiting members Of the order from various cities In
the state and / 500 men were In line. Grand Master
G. NJ sprague Of Minnesota, and Past Grand Repre-
sentative Alfred Oiendorf, Of springfield ILL.,. made
the addresses
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s,, e,nder,on one Of the firm OF Nelson s"''
,on 40 1868 Gfandst., one Of the OLDEST s"'1'
~ ,nn city died ysstcrGs. from apopi'Ny' NJ
III NV I,,,ud and wa. .ixty.four years old lie ha'
,' ,,rte wear, in New.Yok. and had been IN ou,'
- ,,s harness and general leather trade Tor .n'i'
- lie was a member Of Lebanon Loose, r a. -,
and treasurer Of the tornihisn S'sp"' - va
Leaves "A crown.up family
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rurnnoPc THOMAS TO BE MARRIED MAY :.

Chicago April .j.-Among the marriage licenses
taken out Yesterday was one 10y Theodore Thomas.
The bride elect Is Mis- Rose Fay, oil 'hl'ago sister
If & Norman Fay a well known capitalist. Mr.
a,.,,. ,ly.s his own age - MY four and that Of
Nil. Fav a. seventeen years his junior. The wedding
will take place Wednesday May = in the chapel OF
,hc Church Of the Ascension. The ceremony Will be
urivat. only the most intimate friends having been
~..,.tt.
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CAPTAIN swizEr WAS NOT present.

owing to msinformation given to a reporter of The
rrbunc the name of Captain T. p. Swazcy OF the Attn
Regiment wa printed in Yesterdays issue in reference
to the Disappearance OF Colonel Gay Captain swaley
a., unl present when the interview quOtcu took place.
mar VA, hc at the Attn Regiment armory Thursday
evening".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-26
~ INVESTIGATE MORE CITY DEPARTMENTS

The senate Committee on Cities VIII continue ~
investigations at the County Court House ,', n,sh.
Ing Most of the members were IN town n,. n's .Ss
,e,, sor work The inquiry to-day will be into .no
management Of the Park Department anu r,a.sus
Mccain. the former lessee Of the noun - what no
,urar, Will be- called 10 TESTIFY As 10 and *.
res'auran'' WI inauence which Mayor Grant tnn
knows q, ,"o cm,Srr have brought 10 bear ue'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-26

The Harlem Regatta Association held meeting lat
,a,, a, the Grand Union Hotel 10 arrange for the
.,n,l surlne regatta Memorial Day ". C. Woocv
wc,ropo.tans presided and the meeting elected A. H.
1,x nassau secretary and treasurer and H. Behrens
IN assistant secretary. Following vas the programme
~ races approved for the regatta Senior singles Junior
singles double SOULS eigtoafed barge senior four
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-26
rx,rDGE SIDNEY B. BEARDsLEY.

pr,dronort Conn. April o5.-sidney B. Beardsley'
-, ,bs civ an exJudge OF the supreme Court Of ''Ns
sta,e died suddenly last night from pulmonary apo
ulexy He was sixty years Of age. was uoll =.
Monroe. Conn. and a graduate OF lse' ne 90
10 bridgeport in 1850. where he practsed IA" rn un
lS74 when he was appointed superior .VJt IN
iic vas Amounted TO the supreme Court Deh,n m Ma
rs resie-ned I'm 1889, on account OF poor h ea him
r.iSe TWO married daughters and one son sur''' ''-
IIjs son Is in business In New-iorA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-26
FILLING STATE OFFICES IN FLORIDA.

ncR.onvillc ApriI 20 lspccian-Thc vacancy In
tho First Judicial Circuit caused by the death OF
Indigo j. T. Mcclellan last month was tllcd today
nv Governor Fleming appointing General W. d.
r,rnc. the state Controller while Governor W. d.
rlnNham was appointed Controller.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

rorrcAsT TILL p. NJ sATohpAi. x.,
roi'' ,, o5-For New En- gland. Eastern Ne.
r,n',srn penn-y l,ana and New-Jersey fair'
"',"' n,w.r. MARYLAND and virginia fair pFe'eN -
rain In NiFsinla Ncw"York and Western Pennss's-'
fair warmer: ,-,.,, oh,o and Indiana rain varnef'
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spout from her room on the second floor to where
Allen could reach IT, and TINS enabled him to reach
the woods. Allen made desperate enort TO tr9 T
the officers of his track by causing "a c,leT 10 nS
mailed at sydney Australia, saying that one Dan ss
Allen, Neilsve (Wis. L. ;. Az murderer, han ui'n
AT little town in the interior after coniessihs MS
ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-26
ryr svry,yDoAu vlLLLY ROAD TO BE SOLD

Roanoke. Va. April 20 (SpecaD.-ln the case Oh '"c
Fidelity Insurance Trust and safe Dep"Si' .r'
-, PHILADELPHIA against the shenandoah NallcS hail
',,a Company which has been pending five years,
Ana c,rcult Court today entered decree directing the
sale Of the road to satisfy claims agsregatns Slo'oh'
Asa 90 including interest to July l. 1Soo. ing Gam,
of the general mortgage holders Tor Sl,oVo,oyU VI
Hrst mort Cages. deposited with the fiucnty ,o .
many a. collateral security for general mortgage
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KING SENTENCED 10 FIVE YEARS.

Philadelphia April 25.-IIcnry W. King, the eN-
,.relcc OF the Pennsylvania Institution for the Blind.
who was last wcc, convicted OF crimes of grossly
,r,p,nr nature a. the Institution, today sentenced
In nyc wears IN the Eastern Ponitcntiury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-26
LYyDE DEBATERS AT PRINCETON.

Princeton. y j. April - (SpcciaD The preliminary
yndc debating contest to choose the clio representa-
tivcs for the pnhlic contest In June was held In
clio Hall last evening. The appointments were as
foI,ovs: Herbert ". Gcsncr. LINDEN. y. j.. Hunting
Ton w. Merchant. New York City John NJ. Yeaklc,
Norristown. Penn; alternate Jacob Il. Hillcgass,
Penn ,bury. Penn.
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CONDITION OF ILLINOIS MINERS.

Chicago April - (spcc.ah.-Thc announcement mas
hcen made by william >caife president Of the Miher
Union that there will be meeting of ILLINOIS, mn'''
at CHICAGO April -. 10 confer win operators upon
M, -, runnis miners Il is understood
,lt n w be- settled At thi, conference whether or NOT
me- miner, If Illinois VIII 20 on strike on Nav l.
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s. pan April sowithn three weeks the ,S No' roa't
pocnc Railroad will put on new tnn TO ~. as,or tbs
leaving here the morning ,,',y ras"cns the time
arrival OF the ,se coast by eighteen hours Inc
S n was GS by 11s as
e Of present arrangements for the he''' p''N
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-26

Ianark. H. April 25.-E. slower died SUDDEN, 49,. 49,
evening Of paralysis Of the heart lie Se''v 81, ,.
term, a, member Of the state LEGISLATURE c'.o,a a,
,us,,na,or and manager of the Grand oireie "
wIi, Men and leading light of the CHRISTIAN N""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-26

Dared shells. junior fouroared shells iour'o'u ss'
nior cight.oared shells and senior eiehtoared se7
Tb. course a straight mile and half VIII be IRON
Ninety ourth.st to on te
North River The entries these races close on tues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-26

PORT Huron. Mich, April 25-Gcncral spauldinE.
NJ Detroit treasury agent. has been peoned by -"
Fort ,ratiot workmen. asking that the law AGAINST
foreign contract labor BE- enforced. The pctIuon
.,.,.s t, thrrc arr. 100 Canadians employed IN FoIt
cratio, Mr. Spanldlng has presented the matter u
thc United states District Attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-26

RAISING WAGES ON THE UNION PACIFIC.
Eo-ton. April % dispatch to The Journal from
chc,eune say: The managers of the Union Pacific
road last night conccied increase OF wages TO tho
cploycs the eastern division but could not agrec
~ ~ tle mountain division. All danger Of strike
il thought 10 be over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-26
xtxr norm DAY DEMANDED IN LANSING.

Lansing Mich. April 25.-The ma'ons. bricklayer'
and plastercrs Of this clty last night decided that
after NAV IL nine hUlrs shall constitute daN A,
Srorl, II is understood that the contractors VIII
accclc to their demands.
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roror,o ont. April 25.-Princpd Mo0res0''
NcNia,ter College. is dead.
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In the diagram continuous line .h1S Ss United states
euctuatons Yesterday observed AZ ue sha. ndcstS
Stonsi service station at city. me a'S amisinS
...1nnerature noted at Perry's Pharmacy ou" """9'
,.,,,o. on,co Apru %. a. m-There was occasions
u vain Yesterday until late IN the afternoon when INC
kies cleared Between midnight and nu"s", wv
mometer fell from 81 As degrees u'' ' 49,, IA,
temperaturc being 10 lower than on the s'r'''p'S ~
last year and l3is lower than on 1robably be fav
w and near this city to-day there WI p'hsnesa
reather followed by coudiness slight thernisi 'ns