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THH ROOF FALLS In.
Nearly Another Disaster at the
Z Bowen-Meri|i Building
AT INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
No Ono Hurt, but Many have Mar.
row Escnpcs-Mincrs Perish In a
Mine Under Peculiar Circum.
stances In Go.ebcc IscSfon.

! INDIANAPOLIS, March l0.-Part OF the
roof Of the Bowen.Merrill Company
building, which burned Monday, when
anumber OF fremen lost their lives, fell
at o'clock to-day, burying number Of
men in the ruins. Great excitement
prevailed, and thousands OF people sur
rounded the scene Of tho disaster.
! Reports of eye witnesses were very
conflicting as to the ppmber supposed to
be in the wreck. When the roof fell,
Captain Campbell, OF the Metropolitan
Police, and Officers Manning and LETTER
were standing on the main floor about
forty feet from the front. Almost directly
beneath the projecting roof were Peter
Albin and William Meadows, carpenters,
WHO were bracing tho iron front. The
officers escaped injury, but Albin and
Meadows were buried beneath the mass
OF timbers. Both were extricated ia q
few minutes. Meadows was struck in
the back with heavy timbers and may
be injured internally. Albin escaped
with few bruises, but is prostrated from
fright. 1t was impossible to clear away
the wreck at the iron front which is
cracked badly and was likely to topple
over at any moment. The fire depart.
ment worked heroically but with due
regard for the safety OF those whose
lives were risked in the undertaking.
Immediately after the fall Of the roof,
the east wall Of the building, occupied
by Bicknell's s and 10 cent store, fell in
with crash. Forty.fve men working
under the supervision OF Commissioner
Deruiter, narrowly escaped. \
A later dispatch says: About o'clock
this afternoon the east wall Of the
Becker block, adjoining the burned
Bowen.Merrill block, crushed down on
top Of the ruins Of Monday evenings
fire. For n time the widest rumors OF
the disaster were ndoat, and before they
were set at rest large portion Of the
city's inhabitants had thronged into the
adjacent streets and alleys. After full
investigation, however, it was learned |
that but two men had been hurt, though
many bad narrow escapes. Those in
jured are but slightly hurt. After the
crash Mayor Sullivan inspected the
ruins and ordered that the front wall OF
Bowen-Mcrrill to be torn down. This
was done.
Under the ruins there is known to be
the body Of one fireman, Henry Wood
ruff, who was caught in Mondays col
lapse. Further. than this it is not be-
lieyed the number Of casualties will be
extended.
BY to.day's accidents F. P. Ricknell's
housekeeping and notion store sustains
u loss OF $4,000. Several stocks Of goods
have been more or less damaged.
Tomorrow the funeral OF the dead
fremen will occur. Subscriptions for the
relief of their families are growing rapid
ly and now approximate $4,000. y.r
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4 SERIOUS WRECK.
Six Passengers Badly Hurt In n Collision on
|nE Z il4 tho Northwestern. u t',t &,

SIX Passengers Badly Hurt In n collision on
,r the Northwestern. .f Z
BARAnoo, WIS, March ia serious
collision occurred on the Northwestern
road at Lavalle station, twenty-five miles
north Of this city, at l o'clock this morn
ing, and six passengers were more or
less hurt. Passenger trains Number i
and S had orders to meet at that station.
No. 4 arrived on time aud was sidetrack.
ing, when No. s dashed along and struck
the smoking car, tipping it over on tho
side, and telescoped the next coach
about ten feet. 1t is impossible to Oh.
tain names Of all the injured. An aged
gentleman on his way East, had several
and will probably. die. Another man
had his skull cracked, Jessey Hume, Of
Pleasant Grove, Alinn., had his nose
broken and was otherwise injured.
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A SOCIAL SENSATION,

A Prominent Pastors Serious Charges
Against His Wifo. .H}
Sr. LOUIS, March l0.-Agreat sensa.
ton was produced among the crusaders
OF Lathrop, Mo-, yesterday by the an
nouncement that separation had taken
place between the Rev. J. J. Carmichael
and wife. Mr.. Carmichael is the minis.
ter OF the Baptist Church at Lathrop,
and Mrs: Carmichael is the President OF
the W. 9. 7. U. Of that place, and also
one of the leading organizers OF the re.
cent crusade movement in Clinton. Mr..
Carmichael accuses. his wife Of adultery
with one OF the members OF bis church
and will apply for divorce. Mrs. Car.
michael is highly connected in Clay
county, uaTa-N1l .ll i
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Ills NAME IS MUDD,
but uc Will Get Thors-Tho bInry lind Cas,
Argued In tho House. y

But He VIII Get Thcrs-Tho blnr, land Case
Argued In tho House. Sl
81 WAsnrSoroN, March lo.-In the
House to-day Mr.. Cooper, Of Ohio, a
member OF the Committee on Elections,
called up the Maryland contested case Of
Mudd against Compton, it being agreed
that debate shall be limited to six hours,
at the end Of which time the previous
question shall be considered as ordered.
Mr.. Lacey, Of Iowa, opened the discus
sion with m argument in support OF the
claims OF the contestant. ~
Mr.. Dalzell, Of Pennsylvania, and Mr..
Greeuhalge. OF Massachusetts, also ad-
vocated the case OF the contestant, and
the case Of the sitting member was up.
held by Mr.. Moore, Of Texas, and Mr..
Gibson, Of Maryland. Pending vote
the House adjourned. +. 4
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MANCHESTER, March l9.-The Guardian
in its commercial article says: The
market is idle. The attention of produ-
GERS is devoted to tho question Of coal
supply. There is more coal available in
the spinning districts than in the manu-.
featuring districts. Fourteen thousand
looms were idle in Burnley yesterday
morning. Thirty thousand were to stop
after the close OF work yesterday. 9!
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Afraid OF Being .sooners.y y

J ARKANSAS CRY, KAs., March 1o.-
The invaders Of the Cherokee strip who
crossed the line from this point arc com.
ing back with almost as much haste as
they went in. They are afraid they will
be legally regarded as "Sooners" and
dispo assessed Of their homestead rights.
Those who have returned report a gen
eral exodus from the strip.
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CHANCELLOR CAPRIVI.
A Soldiers Selected as the New
German Premier.
A SKETCH OF HIS CAREER.
Herbert bismarck Insists on Resign
Ing tho Portfolio of Imperial
f Foreign NIinistcr-IIIs Sue.
cessor-Forctgn News.

BERLIN, March lO.-General Won Ga
privi, Commander Of tho Tenth Arm,
Corps, has been appointed Chancellor o
The Empire to succeed Prince bismarck
The National Ga:eIie says that General
Won Caprivi, the new Chancellor, has
also been appointed President Of the
Prussian ministry. The Ga:elte also
says that Count Herbert Bismarck per.
sists in resigning his post Of Imperial
Foreign Minister, md that he will be
succeeded by either Herr Won Dadowisz,
the German Ambassador at Constants.
nople, or Count Won Hatzieldt, the Ger.
man Ambassador at London. ~ r
Prince Bismarck's letter rendering his
resignation, and giving his reasons,
covers twenty pages. Herr Won Beet.
ticher becomes President OF the prus.
sian Ministry. Count Gutenberg Cover
nor OF Hesse.N Nassau, succeeds Herr Won
Boettlcher as Minister OF the Interior.
Count Herbert Bismarck will receive an
o"DnSoAAotohlps 3uhulbtGlb 1lcEIluILu
and Atedback have resigned, the latter
because he lost Prince Bismarck's sup
port against tho demands for increased
strategic communications.
General Won Caprivi, the new Chan
cellor, will not assume the foreign port
folio. Is
Among the many rumors concerning
the causes that led to Prince Bismarck's
resignation is story to the effect that
the Emperor intimated his Intention to
abolish the office Of President Of the Prus.
sian Ministry, and that Bismarck stoutly
objected to such course. The Emperor
asked for an interview on the subject
naming 10 o'clock at night rs the hour
for the meeting. The Chancellor replied
that he was too old to come at that hour.
It was after this, the story goes, that
B Bismarck formally rendered his resigna.
ton. O
The TdgeJlatt says that the. Emperor
has dismissed Count Won Valdersee, his
chief of staff. I
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IOWA LOCAL OPTION LAW.
The Measure Under Discussion In tho State

Tho Measure Under Discussion In tho State
:, Legislature. -,
DEs MONIES, Iowa, March 10.-The
proposed local option law came up in the
House for discussion to-day. It provides
that the question OF license or no license
in any city, town or township in the
State shall be submitted to vote of the
people upon petition Of one-tfth Of the
voters, at the regular election, if it is due
to be held within two months, but il
not, then at q special election. z
This question is not to be submitted
oftener than once in every two years,
City councils and boards Of trustees are
empowered to Ok the amount to be
charged for a license to keep saloon
within the range OF $500 as minimum
and 81 QUO as a maximum, per annun.
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A Very Silly Young nfnn

CLEVELAND, March lo.-A party was
given at the house Of Finley Caskcy, in
Orrville, Ohio, Monday night. During
the evening young Caskey, aged %, be.
came jealous OF the attentions paid to
Alice Hupp, his sweetheart, by other
young men. Leaving the house he saot
himself in the forehead with a revolver.
Caskey WINS alive to-day, but the ply.
sicians say he will die. ag,Ssg'
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TALLuKn, La, March 19.-All west OF
here isa vast sheet Of water TO the hills
Of aMayou sBaconaiThe water, in the
overaowed section is not rising sorapid.
ly US it has natural outlet. ~ &.
NEw ORLEANS, March l0.-The Times.
Democrats Helena special says: From
Clarendon it is learned that the White
river is raging, and at Clarendon on the
night Of the 18th, the river rose 10 inches
and has been rising since then at the
rate Of one inch an hour. Tho town OF
Clarendon is now pretty nigh covered
with water from the White river.
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CHICAGO, March 10.-A strike is i'm
pendingamong the plumbers in Chicago.
The journeymen assert that their pay is
insufficient and have made a formal de-
mand for an increase that would give
81 Is to second-class men and 81 TO first
class men daily. The master plumbers
are very reticent. They held meeting
tonight TO debate the matter, but the
result was not made public.
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nurcl4ell Engages q a 1.uwxer..

WOODSTOCK, OST., March 1o.-Bur.
chell has made bis first move towards
defense by telegraphing to Lawyer
James A. Mcdonald, OF Toronto. The
lawyer visited the Jail yesterday, wnere
he remained closeted with his client for
two hours. Mr.. Mcdonald refused to
be interviewed after he had left bis
client, and would simply state that the
had good defense. 5liTT 5s57' i5'I
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gardins the laws affecting their labor,
and to arrange for mutual system for
terminating their contracts. N z
German Military l,lli,

BERLIN, March lo.-lt Is stated that
the new military bill, which will bo sub,
mitted TO the next Reichstag, will bt
confined to provisions for tho completion
OF tho organization OF tho two army corps
authorized by the last l,eichstay. The
demand for q credit for the formation o,
a new batteries Of artillery will be
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Still PULLING THEM IN.

Another Deputy Sheriff Arrested In New
York for Extortion. \.
New YoRE, March l0.-Charles E. N.
Hebhard, special deputy sheriff con.
nected with the Order Of Arrest Depart.
ment in the sheriif's office, was arrested
this morning by Detective Sergeant
Reilly on an indictment charging him
with extortion. The prisoner was taken
before Judge Fitzgerald in the General
Sessions Court and placed under $4,000
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Hard on III, Cunn,ln uoon ! !,

TonoNro, 0ST., March lo.-Tho draft
Of the American tariff bilIs was the
talk Of business circles hefe to-day.
The general belief seems to be that
such wholesale changes { as ara m 'nn0 nn
thorlzed 9y the bill will never pass,
but that ii the measure is made n pi,sv, Iaw
the placing ola five cent duty on ! eggs m
VII ruih the business dono IN one Of
Canada's chief export products. = =
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Sergeant John Comas, Of tho Fifteenth
Infantry, was then called and swoln on
behalf OF the defense. +
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JACKSON, Mss, March l9.-The Leg
islative Committee fled it's report with
the Governor to-day. The report places
the deficit yat S3lG,412. These figures
agree with previous reports made bv
Commissioner Petty. Senator billiard
also fixes the shortage at the above
amount in his statement to tho Legis.
lature. 41' 'sf. fl73 - 81 gLa-, NJ = =
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NIAGARA FALLS, oSr., March TO-
Mrs. Burchell was taken before Police
Magistrate Hill at noon to-day. Detec.
tive Murray and Grown Attorney Ray
mond, Of Welland, were present, but
neither Of them had any evidence
against Mrs. Burchell, and the magis-
tTate discharged her. y: 8 : 81, -.
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Hartford CRY, IND, March l0.--
A Pandle Handle engineer discovered a
little child seated on a rail as his train
was coming into the city yesterday.
Climbing down on to the pilot he sue
ceeded in pushing the little ono out OF
tho way Of the engine with his foot. The
child was badly frightened but unhurt.,
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The TdgeblaA says that the Emperor
has dismissed Count Won Valdersee, his
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NEw Yoax, March l9.-The applica-
ton Of the sugar trust to declare a divi.
dend Of q per cent on its $50, 100000 Of
certificates, was to-day referred to Judge
O'Brien because Of his familiarity with
the case, and 1t will be heard tomorrow.
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Will Fight Either.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, March 1o.-Billy
Meyer challenges the winner OF the Nc.
Aulife- Carroll fight next Friday night
at San Francisco to a finish contest for a
pnrse Of $500, the fight to take place
subsequent to the month Of May, at any
point in Texas that the challenged party
may name. ~ n l5' y, 70 i
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WASHINGTON, D. G., March 19.-The
President, accompanied by ex-senator
sewell, OF New Jersey, left Washington
this afternoon on a ducking expedition
to the preserves Of the Maryland Duck
ing Club, with headquarters. at Bengies,
near Triumph, Md. lie will probably
return to Washington Friday night.
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day next
West virginia postmnstor.i Al appointed.

West Virginia Postmnstors Appointed.
Special Dispatch 10 The Iateligencer. s I5tS &
.WAslllSoroS, D. G., March l9.-The
West Virginia postmasters to-day were
as follows: Lidelius Mcdonnell, vice
Wm. Roberts, removed, Holliday's Cove
Hancock county; Benz. i. keplinger
vice J. 9. Michael, removed, Lahmans'
vile, Grant county; Walda Broadwater,
vice J.Whalen, removed, Long Run,
Doddridge county. K 4 4 & Y
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Narrow Escnpo from, p,ovp,,, /,

2 MI n %, ,I-F.xx'1177Un' 17U'11 7n O7UHH3"Ss 7-TTT
About o'clock this morning as Chief
q Police Delbrupge was crossinr va tha
Market street bridge on his way 6ome me- q
y. ne heard mans voice crying for helm
II took Captain Delbrugge several min min.
utes to.locate the cries, bnt ho
hnai found they came from ,ho ho
creek, under the Baltimore 4 0h;o o
bridge, and that they were made Iu'o Iu q
man who gave the name az = aTs - NJ W d
and claimed to hail from Liitio W. Woat'ina5 aomas
wh;,o ~; ~ 'na,.;aM nMa iallen over tho bank
ynm1e wn,1e opaa', partially intoxicated and mar
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MARSHALL, No., March la.-Judge
Ryland, in delivering his charge to the
grand jury yesterday, directed its atten.
ton to the violation OF tho gambling
laws. He informed it that plnying pro.
gressiye euchre for prizes was a violation
Of the law, and punishable as such. n
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TuECHICAGO MYSTERY.
inc Poiice Mt Sen-Jennie BlnIliam's Hus.
band DID Not XIII Her. TaT

inc Poiice Mt Sen-Jennie BlnSham's Hus.
band DID Not XIII Her.
CHICAGO, March l9.-Mrs. McGarvey,
the mother Of Mrs. Jennie Bingham,
who was murdered Sunday night, has
arrived in the city from Milwaukee.
To a reporter she said: "Major Bing.
ham, the husband Of Jennie, is abso.
iutely innocent of any part in her death.
He called on me Sunday evening and
was with me until o'clock. He was
desperately in love with Jennie, but he
did not murder her. Tho police are now
at sea, as they think Taylor, with whom
the murdered woman lived here, had no
hand in her killing.
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Forfeited His ball.

NEw. YoRx, March lo.-Maior ". H.
CLARK, who shot at Walton Randolph in
front Of the Southern Society rooms on
January 10 last, has forfeited his bail and
disappeared. Judge MARITIME issued a
bench warrant for the accused. n 8 ii. Fl1
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JOLIET, ILL.,, March l0.-A murder,
resulting from whisky and an old grudge,
was committed at Braidwood last night
by Joseph Nodak, who shot and killed
the fourteen.year old daughter Of his
brother.in:law, Miss Statsa sokoloski,
instead Of his intended victim, hei
father: Nodak, who was drunk, crept
up to the window OF Sokoloski's house
and fired through the window where he
supposed his victim was, sleeping, in.
stantly killing his daughter. Noodak was
brought to Joliet this morning and put
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y &PullADRlrn1A, Pa, March 1o.-The
Newark, the last Of the three steel
cruisers built for the Government, BY
Cramp 4 Sons, Of this city, was success.
fully launched this afternoon in a blind.
ing snow storm, The vessel was chris
tened BY Miss Grace Il. Boutelle, daugh.
ter OF Congressman Boutelle. Y
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March ia bill
was filed yesterday in'the United States
Circuit Court for the northern district Of
Florida by the trustees Of the first mort
gage bonds Of the Florida Southern rail.
way, praying for a foreclosure Of the
mortgage and the appointment Of q re.
ceiver. Judge Swayne appointed J. r.
Petrott receiver. The securities were
originally held largely in New England.
but their ownership cannot be determin.
cd at preHent, IS; re li,i.1. 10 ,s 81
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-, laiql. .fls.0n Il -----, 4.
Blown In bv Y)vp,,,,.

: silEL'B'YT'lLLE, l''T IND, March lo.-Thos.
Vandcrver's saw mill at Brook lield, ten
miles west Of here, was blown IN bv
dynamite i and completely wrecked luat
night. ~ me loss is several thousand dol
nnSno1n 'a1s. The identity OF the perpetrator is
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pendlctou's Movements.

Special DlsoaIeh to The lntelIioencer.
WAsulSaroS, D. G., March l0.-Mr.
John 0. Pcndleton was at the Capitol
to-day. ue says he has made no demand
on the Speaker and Sergeant-at.Arms
for his salary MS a member Of the House.
Mr.. Pendleton says that he expects to
leave Washington for Wheeling on Tues
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ColuMpus, O., March lO'-An import
ant House bill passed the Senate this
morning and is a law. It provides that
railroad employees who have worked
twenty-iour consecutive hours shall not
resume till they have had eight hours
rest, Twelve hours are to constitute n
days labor. Tho fne for violation is
SlbO in each case, t5i,lS !. l. 4 :,
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Miners Strike.

PlrrsnunaH, March 19.- kilograms
from the fourth pool report strike
among the miners for an advance in
wages. Tho men went out to-day and
work has been abandoned. A strike OF
GOO coke workers at Morewood was
averted to-day by the miners' officials
refusing to endorse it. The miners de-
manded the reinstatemento Of a discharged
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CLEVELAND, March 19.-The foundry
ard machine shop Of I. Il. Brooks &
Co.'S architectural'iron works, at the cor.
ner Of St. Clair and Lawrence streets,
were partially destroyed by FIRE to-
night. Loss, $4,000; covered by in
surAnce. s. q u AZ (. 557s3, ,4s.t
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! o1oLzEsnAcls ,,a Columbia Crackers
uasg ths,o no 10 equal. Ask your grocer for
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A City Auditor Short,

W CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March l0.-A
discrepancy Of Soss.25o was tonight
found between the accounts Of City Au.
ditor Whiteside and tho city. It is not
known where he is. His office is declar-
ed vacant. Es D ,75lrfV6 3 1905 -
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West virs,nlnns, III Washington.

NJ Wcst N1rslHl'Ihs III WHsHtnStoH' 3 ~
Spteia! pispa,ch TO the IEttliigencer. g.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March TO-.
United States District Judge Jackson, of
Patkersburg, and cs. Congressman Phil.
Snyder, OF Charleston, arrived here to-
day from the South. They both have
been on trip to Florida and are on
their way home. ~ i. ~ + {.f,rs
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Laid on tho Table,

MILWAUKEE, March 1o.;4Col. B. F.
Bryant was elected Commander by the
Wisconsin Department G. A. r. this
morning. A resolution favoring q ser
vice pension bill was laid on the table
by large minority. "a
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VIII Not Re Chnnc.llor Long

LONDON, March l9.-Thc Standards
Berlin correspondent says: "CapriM is
opposed to increasing tho navy, which
the Emperor favors. The Emperor likes
him personally, but he is intractible by
nature, and is not likely to be Chancel-
lor long" an
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VIII Excite Snrf,rIsc,

LONDON, March l9.-The Posts Berlin
correspondent says: The appointment Of
Caprivi will unquestionably excite sur
prise. Possibly he is only a stop gap.
His policy in the Diet has always been
conciliatory. His views are moderate
and clear-headed. 60
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Tho Derhy Mlnncr,

LoSnoS, March 1o.-At the Derby to,
day the Devonshire handicap hurdle
race, about two miles, was won by Mr..
]. 3. Burton's Brown @. Mr.. j. How.
ards Meldrum was second, and Mr.,
Hcasman's Prince Frederick, third. 81
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BERLIN, March 10. 0.-Noticcs have been
posted in the artillery workshops at
Spandau, requiring the employees to ap.
point ten delegates to confer with Major
Brecker, the Director Of the works, re.