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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
rrsryvc vEy DYNAMITE CARTRIDGE

ruca March IA successful test Of the Justin
explosive cartridge. as fired from nine inch rined
gun took place to-day In the nvinc At ferryVns
Falls near CanaSto,. The gun used was Blakesley,
made by rawcctt Preston 4 Co., of Liverpool Eng
land r,r the Confcdciutcs In 1868 The object Of tho
test wa, 10 determine whether a large amount OK
dynamite could be fired from ride using gunpowder
a, the proecle force without the dynamite exploding
In the cartridge before il left The gun. on the frso
test "A she'll weighing $50 pounds and containing hve
and "A quarter pounds Of dynamite was fired. Tho
charge Of powder was twelve pounds. The she'll
str,ck the elf third If mile away and one half of
the dynamite exploded. The second she'll had tho
same weight and contents. twenty pounds Of powder
being used. The third she'll weighed 800 pounds ana
contained eight and three quarter pounds of dyna-
mite, the charge twenty five pounds OF powder.
Th, shell did great execution on striking the rock.
Thc fourth ana final shot the largest ever fired
in the gun thirty five pounds of powder being used.
The she'll, weighing $50 pounds. or 100 pounds more
than the regulation contained nearly nineteen pounds
Of the best dynamite.
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sANDBAGGED AND RoBBED ~ HIS OWy ROOM

Ilachct,town. y. j.. March II (Spccial-A peculiar
case of assault and robbery occurred Wednesday at
tn" Centenary Collegiate Institute. Room No = Is
occupied by John {. Gibson and Robert McLarin the
latter evangelist Of some note. M =. III.
Wednesday Mr. Gibson left the room, and In passing
ont noticed a strange young man standing In front "f
the door, whom he took 10 be new student. IhGt
evening Mr.. Gibson In the room alone wheh ne
heard knock. die opened the door, ana III waifr
the stranger who wa, invited to take seat. In
few moments the visitor began coughing. AMI walked
around 10 the cuspldor which directly in front
Of Gibson This Is all tha' the latter can remember
Ten minutes later his roommate returned anu louhu
him unconscious. II i supposed ne was salntlHEcl
from his finger. and the money from MS pochetpooh
Two trunks forced open. ana money anu Jc"crS
,,cra .tnlcn from Them The rObbcr escaped.
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srrr on THE SALE OF yEw.NExIcW LANDS.

Chicago March 1i.-lIenry W. Converse ana Will
lam j. Bell to-day began suit in the superior Court
against benjamin c. Saurot. stephen {. Clark ana
George ~i,sDn. Mr. Saurt is a wealthy banker o1
Lima Ohio and Is rcputei 10 be worth Sioooooo.
lie /, president Of the International CONSTRUCTION
company and of the Northwestern Colonization and
runrovcn,cnt Company ~ chihuahua Mexico. The
,uit I, for S20OOOO The plaintiffs claim that III
October 1857 the defendants engaged them to dispose
~ 10000 shares in the Northwestern Colonization
COMPANY which owned 100000 acres OF land IN
New Mexico and it desired Ia improve this iahd
and sell il Ia advantage. The defendants, II Is al
l.res orrecd that II the plaintiffs would get up
syndicate f. bny 10000 shares Of the stock they
,ud nav them so OOO aud II the shareholders thus
ohtalnrd would take additional quantity of this lana
n -, AN acre would pay plaintiffs the additional
sum of ~la2 600 IL l. said that the DEFENDANTS nave
failed 10 keep their promise hence this suit LOT 'hs
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GARNET CRISIS IN FRANCE.
PREMIER TIRARD'S SECOND MINISTRY RE-
SIGNS
DEFEATED IN THE SENATE ON DEMAND FOR
THE ADOPTION OF THE TURKISH TREATY
FORMING 4 NEW MINISTRY.

Paris March 14-The adverse action of the Senate
,,.scrdav on Prime Minister Tirard's demand for the
adoption of the order of the day when the matter o'
the commercial treaty with Turkey was bronght up
has caused the downfall of the entire Ministry y"
tnerpeation was submitted during Yesterday St'hs
regarding the treaty. and in response to TINS NJ ln"'
moved the adoption of the order of the day Inc SUI
ate by a majority of rs, refused TO adopt VI. i""'"
motion which was tantamOunt to relusd " WV
confidence in the Government. NJ Iiraiu ,nc" VSi
hered his resignation to President Carnot bh' .c a
ter nersuaded him to remain in Office uh'l d'cr
faster Cabinet meeting was held To-Day 10 o's'"'s
the stuation at which NJ Tirard reconsdereu HIS ue'er
,ninaon to remain and after the meeting was o>cr o
went TO the Palace of the Elysee President 'alho.
residence and rendered the reSigha'lohs oi an ''e
members Of the Cabinet -, =, W.T..
this afternoon. - -. Wa l.; y, -ri,r,.s
cot,n.. u,u nrohably form a new Ministry. II is
.. That NJ Constans. who recently resigned
TN the Ministry of the Interior, and NJ Ribot VIII
hold portfolios in the Ministry II Is also nna r.
nD ssnoa tbat Admiral Barley, Minister Of Marine
~ Tavc Minister OF Agriculture. and NJ. faHlere'
Minister Of Public Instruction, VIII remain i'll 'o
cabinet
Tho resignation of VI. Tirard ends his second ad-
o,nistration of the high Office of Prime Minister OF
France He first became Premier in December, lo7''
,ud held the Office until March, 1sS5, When upon
tho oueston of the revision of the constitution agl-
tated by the Boulangists, he was badly defeated
NJ Tirard entered upon his second term of the once
in February 1880, upon the defeat of NJ floquets 5
Ministry on bill for the revision OF the senate.
H. Tirard's courage and hrmness IN lTeaalns r ujo
Exhibition largely contributed TO the lehslh oA Ills
STAY in office the second time.
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POughkcepsic, y. V. March ID (spcclall.-Thc brief
will Of the criminal lawyer william !. Thorn came
before Surrogate Dorland this afternoon on the pc
tition Of Mary Thorn 10 have letter, Of admin,tra-
ton granted her. In his will Mr. Thorn. In giving
her all Of his effects spoke Of her Mary Roberts,
the woman who lives with me-" Surrogate Dorland
raised the question as 10 whether Mary Robert, Is the
widow Of the icstaOr EX surrogate IinfMcut. coun-
sci for Mary Thorn, said Mr.. Thorn always addressed
through the postoioe his wife. registered with
her hotels and wife, and within three week,
had introduced her 1, his wife. After further dis
Cn>siOn the viii proved Mary Thorn - petition
Yas granted, and Frank LOwn and John MylOd were
appointed a committee 10 make an inventory Of the
a,Ors effects. The property lcf bN Thorn VIII not
cover his debts. lIis legal fec the lat Of h-
life amounted 10 about $4,000, all Of which went
like the wind
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RI,s1>FsS BEFCl<F PARLIAMENT.

London, March 14-LOrd Salisbury. III the House
OF Lords today gave notice of q motion approving
the report of the Parncll Commission. ana thanking
the Judces for their just and impartial conduct.
In the House of Commons to-day sir James tcr-
cusson Under Foreign secretary responding 10
question as the position of the Behring sea neso-
tjatons. declined TO say anything until he shond he
eble to communicate TO the House such miormahoh
as might be impaired without detilnent.
Sir G. o. Trevelvan moved that Parliament snail
benceforh rise at the beginning of July. and that
business shall be met by winter session. lie con.
tended that the present arrangement. whc proloseo
thc session Of the spring and summer into tn auunu
was a survival of DAYS when different social htbits
prevailed and that the House ought t. nave Two
scssions YEARLY so arranged t. give the best part
~ the summer TO the recess ChaIlcS Foster sec
onded the motion, which, however, was rejected.
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4 NEW ATTACK oy the cnIcAGo 0As TRUST

Chicago, March f1.-Fiancis ". Charlton to da'
Withdrew in Judge Collin,'s court the suit begun los
him on March -tOchhodcr 10 wind mp the
Chicago Gas Trust Company for failure 10 opcfat"
under the first clau-c Of il, charter aud At onrc rr
paired fo the clcrh', Office. IN which he filed new
bill against the trust cmbDd,ins all the allegation,
and prayer, for relief contained IN the Old bill, with
several additional and impOrtint icauic-. The pr'n
cpa new charge H. that the trust f. about to pay to
it stockholders $50 in dividends. Mr.. Charlton
charge, that the trust Is enabled 10 diviGcnG on
sg5OOO 900 Of capital stock b. reason OF itS Illegal
and wrongful operation under the second clause Of II,
charter which, ~ wa shown in the lir- bill. The
supreme Court has declared il'ccal and contrary 10
public policy II Is claimed by Mr. Charlton that the
trust would not be- able to pay ont tbs large sum III
the shape Of dividends If IL erected gas works and
operated thcm the supreme Court II IS alone
entitled 10 do Mr. Charlton prays, therefore. that
the trust be pcrpctualy cnIOincd from the payment
Of dividends II Is claimed by Mr. Charlton that ihc
stock IS quoted at low "A price SiJ 10 ~ by
reason Of the trust Insisting dcilng In stocks
prohibited by the supreme Courts decision aud that
# did b ,ncss under rs first clause providing only
fer the legitimate operation Of a ga, plant and the
manufacture Of ga5 permitted hy the supreme
sell for "A higher figure because investors would not
then be afraid to invest IN H. As IL IS now, they
cannot tell at what moment II may be wound ul
Sotice has been given by Mr.. Charlton that he viii
call up his motion for an injunction neat Monday
before Judge Tulcy.
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woRKMEN oS \ RAILE,,D TRACK CRUSHED BY
TINS OF EARTH

Cumberland. Md. March IA huge rock r"lT
down the mountain side 10 day and fcll upon the West
Virginia Central Railroad track IN a cut between
ChaGc, and Ilaine. forty miles west of tm' civ
The work train. with ol twelve men. Wa sent
Ia clear the tracA. large cable was PLACED afunnd
ihe rock and attached 10 a." engine. that N mlih'
De dragged from the cut The men had th" r0l"
ready when - great mass II earth came rushing down
upon them from the .teep mountain side. ot'r"h"lm
ins seven of the n'n. Their terrified companion
rushed f. the rescue IF the buried men. Iw" ~cf'
dead when taken ont one Aa- died since. ana three
we're seriously and pcrhap, fatally injured
The names of the dead and injured af~; Dead
James o. Lambert, Of Chnfcc. " Va. leaves a wife
and family .Ioscphin Machcfi. an italian unmarried
Vernato Vallejo italian. ha, wife and family III
italy. ~
Iulurcd-Van Read. II Chtfee, married man with
family. cannot recover. Moriinncca Nhiuni. italian.
LEFT arm broken and ankle sprllnci aekanl 'avaini
and Jn>cphui FrauycoN. Italians. were injured about
the head
The Hide DELAYED the trains the r0af for several
hours, The Injured Italians were brought TO thu
city They are now under the care Of Dr. J. VI
spear, the company's physician
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STEVENS STUDENTS ON THE UARPATH
THEY FIGHT WITH LIFE PRESERvERS OF
FTRRYBOAT AND THREE ARE ARRESTED.

THEY FIGHT WITH LIFE PRE>ERvERS ON A
FERRYBOAT AND THREE ARE ARRESTED
Fifty students Of stevens Institute IIobOken left
the institute in body at p. n. Thursday and went
20 a dinner in West Thirty ,iNthst., this city. Cham
payne flowed with great freedom and IT was = a. m.
yesterday when the lobokcn party started for home.
They I'm a particularly hilarious mood and. on
boarding the icrryboat lobOkcn. took almost absolute
possession Of her as she started ont from the slip.
They dragged ont the life prcscrvers and be-an throw
Ing them at each other. many OF the missiles going
through the cabin windows into the river. The win
dow, and mirror, broken and the womcn's cabin
polcd a, If IL had been struck BY cyclone. The
dcckhand, tried restrain the violent exub"rancc Of
the young men, hut rctrcaed to place Of safety when
the students threatened 10 throw them overheard.
When the boat was within 100 yards of the lIobokcn
slip Captain Grouse blew the whistle as signal 10
the police and three policemen were on hand when the
boat was made fast 70 the slip Tho deckhsnds
pointed ont the rnclcadcrs I'm the disturbance and
three men IN badly wrecked full dress suits taken
into custody. Their companions made a dcmonstra
ton a. If 10 rescue them. but dc,Stcd when the police
men drew their clubs and rcvolvcrs and showed a
determined front The prisoners described them
selves "A, Elijah X. Morgan. Of Bayonne George Me
Keuxc of Elizabeth. and William Jackson. of Plau-
the Rccorcr's Court opened in the morning when
thcy were arragncd before Recorder McDonouSh. and
fined $40 each The amount was quickly made NJ bN
the students II Is announced that the cscapade viii
be inyc-tigatcd by the faculty and some cNpulsons
may result.
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AFTER THE CH4MBERLIIN'S FEES.
THE CORPORATION COUNSEL WANTS THEM FOR
THE OlTY-wHY THIS SUDDEN CHANGE'

THE OlTY-wHY THIS SUDDEN CHANGE
corporn,on Counsel Clark has sent TO Controller
Nycr, an opinion regarding tho fees OF the CITY
rhambcrlnin which he la, arrived at since Richard
Croker resigned. rhi, opinion has been a long unc
coming and would probably have never been gwen
had not the >cnaic Committee cite, decided 70 take
th department hand and investigate Il THOROUGHLY
Thi, is one Of the cty departments which senator
Fa.>cu and other Republican, have long believed
should hr abolished and made part OF the Controllers
D.plrtment since Croker resigned and hurried away
from the city on the plea Of i'll health, MS
successor Mayor Grants former private secretary,
Thomas e. r. Grain has allowed the fees remain
untouched until " his attorney advised him whether
or not he could legally accept them By many this
late action Of the Corporation Counsel IS looked upon
a, a blow aimed At cN Chamberlain William W. Twins.
today begins the investigation Of Mayor Grants
career sheriff. Here j. the letter ana opinion re
cclycd by Controller Myers:
beg leave TO call Your attention 10 the practice Of tho
Chamberlain Of the cit, Of Ncw.York retain for his
.e and benefit the commissions specified In Section los o'
IN. Consolidation Act. The Court OF Appeal, the
Of tho supervisor Erie County agt Henry H. Jones
IN. very recently decided that such fee, cannot b" a"fu
h,ld b., county uea-urer>. deem It my duty 10 houN
you that In my opinion this decision renders 1t certain that
the city is entitled to all collected by the Chamberlain
NJ ever, kind and naur and that Ills compensation il
limited 10 the salary Of t2jO per year provided hy stat
utr send thl, communication to lou ~ the onccr
charged with the collection and protection ~ the city
n,c, and as you shall have a.ccrtaincd and ad
ylsrd ne A, 10 the amounts that have been uniwfuly
ained bv the Nariou, persons who have held the ONCE ~
Chamberlain Will be ready 10 take the necessary action
TO enforce their collection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
LETTER FROM HENRY NJ. STANLEY.

St. Johnsbury Vt, March 14.-"The Caedonlan
publishes the following extract from letter written
by Henry NJ. Stanley I" ST. Johnsbury iHcnd' oS'ou
sCairo. Feb. a.:
uThe end crowns the work. did say December
TO- lesel ] say it again this date Of 500 nave
brought exies back TO their homes nave reuli'eu
parffd families; have rescued those who were ID
Sore straits ] have borne the young and aged ana
nlaced them in their loved land OF Egypt. nave
brought the beleacered Governor out OF his threatened
ondage. Wherefore as these were me aims OF r r,e
uurk and they have been accomplished | say " IN.
end crowns fhe work True. / am blanched and
wnte but what matters in I have naugu 70 regret
and II any mission OF like nature presented ltseH
Should still wish to it for whether here or there
life stays not but rushes space. and men must work
and strive But let do II bravely and htIy, WIN
All our strength
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
LABOR TROIrBLES IN ENGLAND.

Liverpool March IA number Of umonlsts armea
with Delaying pins made savage attack to-day upon
the nonunionists employed on the British steamer
Enstonian Captain Trant. which il loading at this port
for Boston. The police speedily quccd the disturb
ance and made number Of arrests.
The striking dOckmcn here. hndlng themselves
defeated have assured threatening attitude and
trouble is feared.
London. March 14.-ln consequence OF the hasttTs
avoiding direct reply u the demands made upon
them for all advance il miners wages the Miners
Federation has resolved to Immediately inauguiate
q strike throughout the country.
Twenty thousand engineers in the northeastern part
Of England have gone strike. They demand a re-
ductiOn Of the hours Of labor.
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Az AUSTRIAN SYNDICATE AFTER IRoy MILLs

Pitt,burg, March If (spcciaD. Herman Kaliscl Of
Vienna, who sent T. America by syndicate OF
Austrian capitalists, was in Pitt-burg to-day. lie
comes 10 make observations for the Investment Of "A
large amount Of money. The iron industry seems to
be the most IN favor I'm the eyes Of the wealthy
Austrians, and they have commissioned Mr. kalisch
10 see what he do with the American masters. lie
SAYS that he 10 America because the protection
offered BY the United states Government {" home
manufactures is more ample than In any other
country aud the advantages necessarily greater Mr.
Eali>ch will cudcaVOr 10 investments IN Ma
hama first and aiterward In the Lelgh and ShcnangO
valleys, In Pennsy lvania. lie represents capital "
the amount Of over eo, O0O,OOOi
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40 CLENEyCY FOR THE NAVASSA uURDERERS

Baltimore, March 1i.-TbomaS &. Hayes. United
states District Attorney, today mailed 10 President
Harrison his report the facts Of the murder Of the
white officers al Nava~sa Island September II.
1885, also his recommendation 10 the extending
Of executive clcmcncy 10 the condemned murdccrs.
George = Key, Henry Jones and Edward Smith.
Mr. IIavcs was emphatic in recommending that their
application TO have the death sentence commuted to
III. InprjsOnIncnt be refused and thai the law be per
Juttcd 10 take it, course. Judges Bond and Morris,
who sat in the trials in this recommendation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
SHIP0WyERs OPPOSED TO FREE SHIPS.

Boston, March 1.-THE following resolution wo
adopted by the New'England shipowners Associa-
ton last evening:
Resolved That We the members Of the New
England shipowners' Association as owners, and not
builders OF vessels unanimously and absolutely
opposed to free ships, and that we iray believe
tie vote passed by the Boston Executive Business
Association last Monday lin favor OF free ships does
not correctly voice the sentiment Of the business meA
Of this city, State or New,EpglanA.s
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no MAKE A HOG MARKET or KEOKUK.

Keokuk Iowa. March II tspecial).-A meeting
was held last night. which resulted in deal that
viii make Keokuk the most important hog market
between Chicago and Kansas City. f. NJ. Horne.
late of the stock Yards IS at the head of tho
deal Grounds have been iought and arrang mcnts
made for the immediate preparation of an immense
stock yard capable of handling 1000 hog, day.
The company of which liorinc will be president and
manager will b. known ~ the IL, okuk tnioa stock
Yards with paid up capital Of S5O,0)O. The yards
will bc running in four months shipment, Of ho-s
will be made directly to the East ,rn scahoard
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A sTyANFR SHORT OF COAL.

Halifax, y. S. March 14.-The Norwegian steamer
Bratsburg Captain Thronsen, from Hamburg 70 New
York, with beei-ront and general cargo. put
In here carly this morning completely ont cf coal
She sailed from Hamburg on February 20 ana had
fne weather up 10 March ., after which she en-
cOuntered heavy seas and storms IN order u MAKE
the coal last everything movable about the vessel
burned including Tenders and stages and even ropes II
found necessary the captain had decided 10 )urn
several barrels Of pork belonging the vessels stores
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A DAUOMAN VILLAGE BOMBARDED.

Paris March LITTLE Steele denies that France
will establish a blockade on the coast Of Dahomcy
The situation, the paper says Is favorable 70 inc
French. Risings in the interior OF the country were
the OF the retreat from Godomey OF the hhS OF
Dahomey and his female warriors.
The French gunboat Emcrandc has bOmbsrdct
Abomey- Kilavy coast village Of DahOmey. The
Dahomans were PANE stricken by the attack.
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PAPER MILLS SOUGHT BY ENGLISH CAPITAL

Glcns Falls y. Y, March 1i.-William Bcrtfam, OF
Bcrram's st. Kaherlne's Works. Limited, al Edlh-
burgh Scotland "a practical paper maker and Charles
March and K youug expert accountants. eAanin-
ing the books and plant Of the Clens Falls Paper
Mill Company for an English syndicate. They VIII
also examine the plants At PaImcrs Falls, Watcr'owD
and Rochester fhe intention Is to purchase two
thirds interest in each Of the above mills The price
be paid "A two thirds interest In the Glcns Falls
mill Is 81 100000.
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EFFORTS TO RELEASE THE cRoyIy CoyvIcTs

Chicago. March 4.-Jndgc Mcconnell might signed
the bill Of exceptions in the Cronin The signature
of Clerk Gilbert Is 10 be obtained TO morrow ana the
document viii then be taken at to the supreme
Court at Ottawa, where Lawyer Forrest will apply for
superscdcas. The effect Of the super edcas, II pl-
tained. viii be to return Coughlin Burke aud o~ul
ivan from Joliet Prison TO Chicago and relieve them
Of pcnitcntary labor discipline pending further
proceedings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
AMERICANS AT A DRAWING. ROOM.

London, March l4.-Henry White, Secretary Of the
American Legation, and Robert ;. Mccormick, second
Secretary. and his wife attended the Drawing Room
heId this afternoon by the Prince and Princess Of Wales
in behalf of the Queen at buckingham Palace. Lieu
t.n.nt-Commander william II. Emory, Naval Attac he
10 the Legation, presented 10 the Prince and
PRINCESS by Count Bylandt Minister OF the Netherlands
az iondon and Mrs Emory was presented by Countess
Bvlandt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

A DINNER TO NM. FALGtIRRE AND MERClE
Paris March I4.-Mr. Whitclaw Reid, the tnltrd
states Minister. having given notice Of America AZ
ccptancc Of the monument 10 Lafayette, gave dinner
Yesterday in honor Of tho sculptOrS falgnicre and
Nercic Among the guests were the American sculptor
simOoS, Minister -pullcr and tie giands0Hs Oi the
men represented on the monument.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
PROSECUTED FOR BEING A JEW.

Montreal, Que. March 14.-Louis Rubcnstcin, who
left Montreal in February for ST. Petersburg to com
pete in the skating contests there, and who two
medals arrived home to-day. A grand reception was
TO have been given to him, but account Of recent
family bcreavements the plan abandoned. Ruben
stein complains bitterly Of the treatment he received
al the hands of the judges and the Russian authorities
On account of his being by descent Polish Jew.
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4 FAST TRAIN Runs INTO A LANDSLIDE.

Mansfield Ohio March 1i.-Thc fast vestibule
train No. .. the Central ohio division of the
nnIt,mor, and ohio Railroad, ran into Il landslide Il
G,,v miles east Of Newark thi, morning. The
.ngin. vns thrown into the river. and the fireman.
Thuuus Roland was killed. The engineer was
scriousy Injured None Of the passengers was hurt.
but they all received "a severe shaking up.
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of the Ohio from dry land to dry land is estimated
at about fifteen miles, and this vast pody oI
water at present is slowly receding. The lcvecs
here have been raised to ffty-fve feet and
strengthened in the last five years, ana the
present food will not have any effect upon 'hcni.
The highest water known here was in 1888, when
the river reached ffty-two feet and two-tenths.