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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-12-04
MeatneY opservatIons

The following are the United States Signal
Service observations for yesterday. Decem.
Der Sd, taken at p. m, 10th meridian time
the observations for each station being given
In this order: Temperature. direction Of the
wind, state of the weather:
Boston, 4O', NV, rain; New York, 48o SE.
foggy; Philadelphia. 42o, SW, partly cIondv |.
Washington. 3S0, SW, cloudy; ALBANY ISo'
NE, rain; Buffalo, sO'. W. cloudy; Cleveland
so ,SW, cloudy. Detroit, 900, SW. elonav:
Chicago. 1872. W, snow; st. Paul, missing |;
cloudless; Bismarck, 14s. NV, clSudisss : !:
Jacksonville, ss'sE, cleudy.
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EOR sALE.-Neat little confectionery news
II paper and cigar store, in this city, long es-
tablisned, splendid fixtures, soda fountain, etc. ;
good trade; Ow.ter has made money; price low,
and sold for no fault. Apply to A. Q. LIBBY &
CO., 421s Exchange street. 2-I
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At the annual meeting of Ancient Land
mark Lodge, Free and Accepted Mas MS held
last evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year; w. NJ, AL
fred King; S. W., Fred Z. Bickford; j. W.,
Frank 4. Redlon; Treas, Leander W.
FObes Sec @ y0h9 p ns1s S9ise dn Finance 6nia CON-
Trustee. G. j. Harrington.
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EOR sALE-For this week only commencing
II Monday, Dec. 1st,we shall sell -four for cash
at less than wholesale prices. Washburns &
Pnlsbury's best patents SO. 10 per barrel; semi
patents So 40 per barrel; st. Louis So 20 pei
barrel. G. A. ROUNDS, corner Boyd and Heath
street. 2-1
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THE BREAKING WAVES DASHED HIGH
And They Dashed Portland
Schooner on Rock bound Coast.
mo Crew OF tho a. n, Lennox Leave
Their Vessel a Wreck.
Tales OF Disaster causad by the
Storm In the Provinces.

HALIFAX, December 3.-The severess cold
wave and the greatest storm In thirty years
has just passed over Reports this evening
from different parts of Nova Scotia and
Newfoundland tell Of fearful weather. The
American schoon Alice Of Gloucester. re-
ported ashore at Lingen yesterday Is now
breaking up. Fourteen schoOners are ashore
at Canso, and six are total wrecks. None
are American. Tonight, advices from
White Head, o. b., say the American schOon-
er A. II. Lennox, with load OF produce from
Price Edward island to Portland. Maine. is
total wreck at Dollyers Island The crew
was saved after desperate fight by a boat
from the shore. New Glasgow, a hundred
miles from here, Is deluged with water on
the harbor front. Houses and stores are
flooded. Three schoouers and brigantlne
were wrecked at Canso tuday. All are owned
10 Nova Scotia. The cable from Newfound-
land tonight says the storm was terrible,
the worst experienced for years. During
the past week, American and Newfoundl and
fishermen were unable TO be at sea. Wreck
age Is cast up In great heaps on the shore.
Schooner Sylph was dashed to pieces at For
tune Bay. A despatch from Charlottetown
tonight says the storm III raging there.
Drifts are four feet high, warves are flooded
and breastworks carried away. Four
seh0oners laden with thousands OF bushels
Of potatoes for Portland and Boston are
frozen In and will have to remain all winter.
A schooner capsized and sank with all on
board Monday afternoon In the Bay Of Fun
dy. Her identity Is unknown.
Messrs. w. s. Jordan & Co., have received
dispatch stating that the schooner A. III.
Lsnnox, Capt. Huey, was ashore at White
Head. N. s., west Of Gut Of Canso. The
schooner Is owned by W. s. Jordan & Co..
and others of this city, and was bound home
from Prince Edward Island. with a cargo Of
$500 bushels potatoes. The vessel Is full Of
water. but may be got of. Her cargo win
be total loss. There is some insurance on
both vessel and cargo.
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The Women win.

PHILADELPHIA, December 3.-Enough re-
turns are In, says the Philadelphia Metho-
dist, to show that the Methodist women
have been voted the right to seats In the
general conference as lay delegates.
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FOR SALE

EOR sALE-A nice house of seven rooms,
III with stable connected, at WOodfords, one
mile from Portland, on liue Of Horse r. r This
one desiring good, pleasant and Inexpensive
home this is a rare opportunity, buildings new,
In fine condition and location and view unsur-
passed. Enquire of JOIN G. & F. II. COBB,
Attorneys, 3l1a Exchange ST., Portland, Me.
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FoR SAIEe

GENTS DRIVING HORSE four years o,,
W last May; weight about 95U lbs; dark ba1 o,u
in color; sired by Dan'l Wilkes; fine ads,eyr ry
and can show 2.5U gait; also a set of doubIe
harnesses, but little used. Address or call on
r. N. DEANE,
noy28dtf corner Pearl and Middle street, city,
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To Buy WooIen Mills.

AUGUSTA. December "a corporation
was formed at North Vassalboro Wednesday
to purchase and operate the wooden mills at
that place now owned by Samuel Williams.
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent. Peter Williams, Boston, Mass; treas
urer, A. s. Williams, Boston. Mass; clerk,
j. q. Evans, North Vassalboro,
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EOR sALE-Brick house, No. 15l DanfOrth,
III arranged for two families, large lot and very
pleasant; also gpod 0ouse SO Winter street, 10
rooms, hot water heat put In new last fall. large
lot and pleasant. l.. o. BEAN CO., 40 Ex-
chan street. 2o-l
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EOUND-The best place to buy Chicago Air
L Rifles, Matchless Air Rifles, Plymouth Air
Rifles Quackenbush Air Rifles, Fencing Foils,
Sc e. T., HALEY 263 Middle street. 29-1
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lowed to Port by the Oregon.

LONDON, December 3-The overdue
steamer of the Anchor line, the Ethiopia
Oregon from Montreal The Ethiopia's shaft
was broken.
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The annual meeting of the Portland &
Rochester Railroad Company was held
yesterday morning, President Wescott in
the chair. These reports were made and
accepted:
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BOARD.

DOARO-A pleasant FloriHa Home for
ID boarders, high and healthy large house. well
located; fruit, milk, &C.; three minutes from
station; board reasonable. Address DIR. MEAD,
Pierson, Florida formerly of New Jersey.
Refers TO Turner Berry. 80 Myrtle street, who
will go to Florida in short time. 29-1
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EOR sALE-Six heavy team horses suitable
IT for Iumb. ring or any heavy work; aeclimat-
ed; also hrst-class farm. G. b. MCGREG0R,
203 Commercial street. 81
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York Harbor & Beach Road.

PORTSMOUTH. N. H., December S.-The
annual meeting of the York Harbor g.
Beach Railroad, was held today at York and
the following directors chosen: Frank
Jones, Portsmouth; Geo. G. Lord, Newton,
Mass: Jos. S. Kicker, Portland; Samuel @.
Lawrence. Medford, Mass; j. F. Staples,
E. S. Marshall and II. E. Evans. York. The
directors chose Hon. Frank Jones, president
Samuel W.JunkIns, clerk and Amos Blauch-
ard treasurer
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MAIN e..
To Found a Bank.

MECHANIC FALLS. December "a
wealthy Maine gentleman has said to prom
inent citizen of Mechanic Falls that he will
expend from $4,000 to $4,000 in the erection
of fine brick block in Mechanic Falls Viii
lage and will take $4,000 in stock in the es-
tablishment of national bank in the vii
lage, besides providing 1t with handsome
banking rooms in the new block. An effort
will be made to form company to take ad-
vantage Of SO generous an offer.
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ROOMS.

VyO Lat - Large finely furnished room. heat
Il hot and cold water, suitable for man and wife,
with board, or two gentlemen, at BAINE'S, No.
90 Spring street. l-2
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MISCELLANEOUS

1--WE RYoNE to know we have fine assort
X, mant of Handbags, Purses, Leather Goods
AIhums. Toilet Cases. Col ar and Cuff Boxes anC
Nntinns We have also added a line OF Pictures
Tow Trunks REYNOLDS TRUNK STORE
corner of Oak and Congress. 2-l
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Maine Matters.

WASHINGTON, December al. F. Bur.
CESS has been appointed shipping commits
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Maine Pensions.

WASHINGTON, December 8. Pensions
people:
ORIGINAL.
Joseph Yarnum, Ellsworth Falls
Nelson q. Libby. Oakneld.
Darius Nye, Haliowell
Henry Bartlett, Bethel
Benjamin II. Allen, Waterboro
Peter Jerris, Sabattus
William P. Sinclair Palmyra
Orrin Merron, Aubu n,
Deborah widow of Ira v Cutler Fairbanks
Sarah, sister OF Albert Knight Riddsford
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KEEP OUT TaE CoLD-Blaisdell &
IN Berry's Air Tight Weather strips are the
only reliable STRIPS In the market for donrs and
windows. WIFI last lifetime. Now IS me time
to send orders. Send postal or call. e1 gross
street. 1874
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Snow and Warmer.i

Following is the forecast Of the weather for
Maine: Snow; warmer; easterly, shifting
to northwesterly winds.
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Maine Good Templars.

AUGUSTA. December 3.-The Grand Coun-
Gil Grand Lodge of Good Templars met at
Augusta today, transacting routine business
and listening to reports of the organizers.
Forty new lodges have been instituted in the
state since April, and organizers j. FL. Ham,
iltcn and Josie r. Pollard are to do active
work in the field the nrasant winter
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The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Northern Maine Railroad was held
Tuesday at 1880 a. M, at the Office of Geo.
p. Wescott. and the following directors were
elected: Geo. P. Wescott. Geo. Fl. Freeman,
]. W. Bolton, Llewellyn Powers. Fl. G.
Sharp, j. FL. Manley, A. +. Crockett.
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OPERATING EXPENSES,


General expenditures office and property,
S25, ,88372; passenger transportation ex'
penses. 81, ,a57.46; freight transportation ex-
Denses. S16 1872; motive power expenses.
S58, ,o5623; car maintenance, S25,365 AZ
maintenance of way aud buildings, S44, ,2l0.-
g. Two dividends Of three per cent each,
amounting to S35. 5.524.42, have been paid, and
the balance, Si9,976.22, has been carried to
profit and loss.
The stock authorized by charter is $500,
600. There has been issued for payment Of
stocks, bonds and debts of the road, S592,-
O70 45. There will be S9i4.04 OF stock is
sued for outstanding securities, and the sur
plus stock Is S7015.51. The value of ma
terlal and supplies on hand Is S17.0i7.05.
The committee, Messrs. WescOtt and Nc
Carthy, vouch for the correctness Of the re.
port, and the railroad commissioners speak
well of the condition Of the road.
These directors were elected; George p.
Wescott, Nathan Webb, w. L. Putnam,
Charles Mccarthy, Jr.. James p. Baxter,
Portland; George G. Lord, Newton, Mass. /;
). j. Young. Brunswick; j. s. Kicker, Deer
ing; Arthur SewalI, Bath; J.T. Furber, Law
renee. The directors elected these off .ers I:
George p .Wescott. president; W. III. Conant.
treasurer and clerk. The other officers will
be elected December 18th.
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Endorsement from Cork.

CORK, December 3.-The Nationalist mem.
bers Of the municipal council OF Cork have
adopted 2i to Q a resolution expressing con.
ddence In Parnell and urging him not to re.
eusnize any adverse action that may be taken
oy his opponents 10 the Irish party. Tue
Catholic bishop Of Elphin, County Roscom,
mol, calls upon Parnell to resign.
A committee OF the Cork Young Ireland
Society, Of which William O'Brien Is presi
dent, has adopted resolution supporting
Parnell. The Cork Vintner, Association
has also adopted a resolution in favor OF re
party.
From London Papers.
LONDON, December "A Member sj
Parliament writes TO the Herald that thG
public should know that Parnelps deposL
ton Is not demanded on the ground oil
morals, but because Gladstone insists upoI
1t and because 1t is the price now demanded
Tor the Eng ish alliance. There Is nothinG
new in the O'Shea revelations to Sexton o
HeaIey, both OF whom have known about thl
affair for years.
The morning papers, commenting on tn,
Parnell meeting, yesterday Iefer TO the vigo
and tenacity with which ParDell Is carrying
on his hight, and declare that with eomplet,
minority he will be more powerful force In
Parliament that.a unsteady majority under
Mccarthy.
Poor Canadian cattleA
OTTAWA, Ont, December 3.-Sir Charlie.
Tupper cabled hon. John Carling today thai
the imperial minister Of agriculture had an
n0unced In the House Of Commons that the
imperial government had decided not to per
init any more Canadian cattle carried on the
steamer Linda to be landed In Great Britain
This vessel reached Liverpool about the
middle Of November, having lost 3S4 head
en- route. The stock landed was In sucI
poor condition that they were sold at a deat
loss to the shippers.
Foreign Notes.
Balfour, chief secretary for Ireland, ha
ordered a msn-of-war to convey ten tons o
meal for the purpose Of relieving the distress
which prevails among the inhabitants o
Clare island and In Pisturk. arising from thI
failure OF the crop in those sections Of th'
Mrs. Nellie Pearcey, who recently murder
ed Mrs. Hogs In London, has been sen
fenced to death.
Fire in the Coventry cotton mills. Eng
land, yesterday, threw 200 hands out OF en-
ployment.
The Catholic Hierarchy met at Archbishop
Walsh's residence yesterday and Issued 9
manifesto declaring that the Archbishops Of
ireland consider Parnell unfit TO remain the
leader Of the Irish party.
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Il OsT-Friday night between Pine street and
II 2nd Par sh church, a medallion breast pin
with Louis 14th head inscribed. The finder
will be suitably rewarded If 1t Is left at AZ PINE
ST. or at this office. 81
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Average number tons freight
transported per rday........S39 547
Per cent. OF gain In number
passengers transported. 1S2 per cent
Per cent of gain in number
toUs freight transported. 81 per cent
The amount of coal and wood used Is
shown below: Bituminous coal. 5,214 57-lO0; |;
anthracite coal, 323 55-100; wood. Sc cords.
The Portland & Rochester railroad was
authorized by chap. II of the Revised Stat
u es of Maine, approved February o, 1887.
Subject to the written consent of the Mavnr
and Board of Aldermen Of the city OF Port
land. . to extend its railroad ~
branch thereof, commencing at point in
or near the mill pond, on the westerly sida
Of Green street, thence westerly Ia and
crossing Grove and st. John streets. thenca
southwesterly to connection with tha rail.
road OF the Maine Central Railroad Comna-
ny and Boston q Maine railroad between
Portland and Danforth streets. and tn locate
construct and maintain the same. provided
that said location, II made, shall be subject
TO the joint use by ether railroad Companies
IN such manner and upon such terms as may
be determined by the Mayor and Aldermen
OF Portland. subject to revision by the Su-
preme judicial Court, as provided In sec.
l2O, chap. 81, of the Revised Statutes"
This extension is 4.0o5 feet long, and ex-
tends from the Portland q Rochester track
near Green street to the Maine Central
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LOST And FOUND

TSOUND-Doctor Rouse. Bath, Maine. over
So OO00u0 savings Bank, has New Eng
and Neuralgia Specialist. Refers to long list OF
"Chronic sufferers now cured" among whom are
many persons OF the Highest Social, Political and
Financial standing in Maine Write him to day
about your case. dec3d&wtjanl
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K melted snow.

Mean daily ther..... 4.5 Max. vel. WING, ,.xl8 NV
Maximum ther.. ..12.5 Total precip. ..... GA
Minimum ther. r...-2.6
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Il OsT-On Friday Nov. 2S, at the Oaks, or
IL on the street, gold chain bracelet. A re-
ward VIII be paid upon its return to 249 CUM
BERLAND ST. 81
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Local Weather EopoFs.
PORTLAND, Me-, December 8, 1880.
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MALE HELP.

WANTED-For the United States Army,
w a6lebodien, unmarried men, between the
clothing and medical attendance. Applicants
must be prepared to furnish satisfactory evidence
as to age, character and habits. Apply at As Ex-
change street, Portland, Me. dec2M&Thtf
"ANTED-Traveling salesman; can make
w S5u per week permanently; trade special
ties. TABOR, 325 Dearborn street, Chicago.
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TO LET.

BUILDINGS with boiler. engine and shafting,
ID formerly occupied by Lidback Machine Coz
Commercial Street brtweeH Franklin and India
Sts Apply TO GEO. BURNHAM, JR.
n0vl3 dino.
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TO h ENT

For n term of years, my country
piaee soak Hill; hOuse completely
1ur0ished; heated by furnace.
Apply to J.B. 1HOKNTON,
Oak Hill, Me.
n0y18 diff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25
svv yo,r corrox v,rrr-Rg<

NEW Yogk. April 2i.-cotton-Sei receipts.
gS5 bsies; gross receipts. i.5s0 bales. Futures
closed nrin. SQles, eosOO bales, April, fiss
fn.S; May. GIL. S6asilS': June. fll1afl =;
July. fit stsfil.s9; August, iLSaSlLN: sep
tember, sil.i9sslL2); October SO loHlo'o NO
yember. sl0bs, December. so. SSasi0s5; Jsnu-
AIRY. sl0.g8ssi05s February, go e0afi0GS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25

Owing 10 the counsel u Mr. Dayit; tho strikers
| in Cork aud throughout tho south ~ ifeihni
| have yielded, aud that trouble, for uo prosont
at least Is az an end.
Tho strike Of the lasiers In James heAns N
| Co 3 shoe factory at Brockt0n, Mass, wht'h hAs
now been In progress n month. ended to-day.
| tho nrm agreeing to pay ono quarter OF o"nt
advance Ia price. The entire factory Will start
to- morrOv morning. ,,, a..
Tho efforts % local labor unions In chicago, "
| Is stated this evening, win be devoted during
next week 20 an eniehyor 20 restrain the strife
fever which seems ~ have seized tho WORKING
men OF that city
NInoty-nve per cent Of the striking coax
miners ia tho Ostrau district. Austria, have re-
sumod work.
There were striko riots ~ scuhuttenh0f Auss
| tria, yesterday. Tho rioting was suppressed ~
| tho gendarme.. The strike movement has
| spread ~ Bleiuerg and Krsutn.
| IL has finally been decided that tao berhn
| Government will remain neutral In regard "
| tho labor demonstration May ist The police
however. have hoen ordered 20 take tho sirictesi
| precautions 70 protect men who work on thatdaj
| from Interference aud 20 suppress all lilesa
| demonstrations
| Eight hundred miners In tho Smiiht0n district,
| Pennsyvania, went ON a strike yesterday 20 a.
l cure the Columbus scale, and nearly lOO coke
| ovons have closed Five hundred men at thc
Morrell and Wheeler arc still Out.
Lsto tonight a speedy settlement In part OF
the carpenters strike In Chicago seemed probs-
BILE AZ tho coufore nee during the evening be-
tween representatives Of the strikers and ths
bosses not members Of tho Master tarpsnters'
Association plan n action was agreed upoD.
Frosh strikes are reported AZ trOs,nitz, Inns
hruck, Moran, Graz, Marburg. Lnaim. ant
Steyhr. In Austria
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BY CABLE.
Serious Fire Among OI-Refinerles.

Serious Fire Among Oil-Rctinerles.
LONDON. April 2l.-Fire broke ont in the
oil-refineries at Bankslde, London. last
night and caused damage amounting 10
Gl20, 900.
RAILWAYS AND THE MAY-DAY DEMONSTRATION.
LONDON. April 24.-The employees Of VA
rious railways have been warned that they
will be dismissed if they absent themselves
from duty May lst for the purpose OF
taking part IN the demonstration when
workmen propose holding on that day.
EMPEROR WILLIAM on HIS JAUNT.
BERLIN. April 24.-Emperor William ar
rived at Strasburg to-day. He was well
coined to the city by the Burgomastor and
other municipal authorities. The streets
were decorated with Gags in honor OF the
Emperor's visit. The streets were crowded
with people who chcered his Majesty.
THE YOUNG DUKE OF ORLEANS.
PABIs. April 24.-lt is stated that the
Duke OF Orleans, now imprisoned ct Clair
yauI for returning TO France IN violation OF
the law banisbing from the country all pre-
tenders to the throne and thor heirs, has
refused the prefer of his liberty made by
the Government owing to the conditions
imposed. 1t is expected that the Duke Will
be married while undergoing his imprison-
ment.
SERIOUS ANTIJEwIsH RIOT.
VIENNA, April PA serious anti-Semltic
demonstration has occurred at Bahia.
forty-hve miles southwest OF CaroY About
1000 persons made an attack upon the
Jewish quarter and wrecked and sacked u
number Of dwellings, and shops. Troops
were called out to disperse the rioters, put
did not succeed in restoring order before
eleven men were killed and many injured.
THREE KILLED. TWELVE WOUNDED.
VIENNA. April 24.-Later reports from
Biala show that the first statement re-
Carding the number of persons kllled was
exaggerated. Only three Of the rioters were
killed and twelve wounded. The troops az
first used blank cartridges, bat as TINS ara
not result in dispensing the mob, ball cor:
tridges were used. Ten Of the leaders OF
the rioters were arrested and will be tried.
FIVE SISTERS SUICIDE.
Moscow. April 2l.-Pive sisters named
Domovierof, the youngest nineteen years
old, committed suicide here TO-DAY;
Ashes found in their apartments showed
that they had burned number OF papers
before taking their lives. 1t Is beheVed
that the fear OF arrest as Nihilists leu 10
the commission of the deed.