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ITYes; In tone which conveyed the
impression that the question was an un-
necessary one.
Relative of yours:"
tHOh, no."
Acquainted with him, perhaps"
'eNot at all; except through newspaper
reports"
Its got into the papers, has it?'
"Well, 1 should say 1t had"
This was said in fae, ironical tone,
and the man with the whiskers added,
'.Why, it happened years ago, but the
papers refer to it every day or two"
'ETha4's strange" soliloqeized the quiet
man. Seems 10 me I ought TO have
seen it If it's been in the pepers, for
read The Ledger most every day. Hcw
much did you say " hat s-his-name got
away with"
Got away with? Why. man, Charley
Ross didn't steal any money"
Didn't, eh: Ran off with anotherman
wife, then. Must have covered their
tracks pretty thoroughly, should say"
"Oh, dear, no! That isn't it at all.
SAaTlSE ItOSS WIS q lltklo S424iAs otOIcA
for the purpose of exacting ransom 1t
occurred years ago; and he has never
been found, although a greet deal of
money has been spent and many detec-
tives have worked on the case"
"You don't say! Well, now, it's odd l
never heard of it.
The large man turned up his nose with
a sneer and said:
81 suppose you never heard of Tascott,
ether"
''No; was he stolen from home, too?"
''No; he wasn't stolen from home. He
only assassinated the Prince of Wales day
before yesterday; but don't suppose you
ever heard of the prince, did you? Where
do you live when you are at home, any
how?"
At first thought the quiet man wasn't
going to answer this question. He seemed
to feel hurt at the other mans tone. But
In second or two the answer came.
'41n Philadelphia. Why?"-Wilham q.
Eiviter In Judge.
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A Kind Hearted rIiIIer.

In SiLas NlckhaJn'S Szwmlu, on Bowmsa's
Greek, robin built her nest IN a queer spot
one summer. Fhe mil had been idle for some
time, AID late n Nay, whils Mr.. Wickhans
was getting ready 20 saw few logs, 8 cock
room oarUed oOeut the mil and squalled
SpiSefuly IT him Why the noisy bird was
30 c0osS Mr.. Wlckham couldn't make out, but
ne learned r-etty soon afVsr he mad hols5ed
me gate ana So tae uuli s-golDz On the
top OF Jhe upright saw frame mother robin
nsd oullt her ueSt, snd she vas sitting o. II
* hen the machinery began 70 make tae saw
Nv up ana down The euicE. G0wHwari
strokes came mighty near pulling TIE nest
away from her, bGc she chung 1856 and kept
aeT four esgs YARN. Meantime tEe male
robin aaTtes at Ar. Wickham every fsx Sc
oads and crl@d a. him as though he Esd TO
oUsIa1Ss around rhsTe. TIE female bird ad-
miracle acvOtson n 6-1ty. ard TIE ulals roo
:, i7cessant pleading IN hsr behalf, touched
Ar. " lcklaEls sympathetic clc-d. hs sid
and before the saw as Ealf tErclEn IAs .1z
- s1uE the water OF Es vas II 20 hurry
Tar lumber. s2a De dl6r't try n run tze saw
again uH-ll after tn robins Rad rais~i tEe5r
little fzUly.-ScraAton Ger II Cincinnati
Commercial GAzst.e
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4 reGisaT -aS4e ---sss is--l lr.>-e ag tGe entire
sstsb hsnusnt In big Broadway stsrs re-
Gently. Tse read If the firm rsesiyef dis-
patch conveying tbls inforrzzt5sns "a MOS
quito III today Can't oaIne down Hs
called In the other psrtAs-s and the chief
clerks for consultation Thsy had ro cipher
that Gts~d tAs telegram. but after auhIs
light daUvned upon one ~ thspayty. A bright
y0-ag man IN the storg rstoioss ta ths ussus
o. Amos, and, b~inK Hnsinr tn weather, he
mother wrote this telegram "Arnos qufts 90
today. Can't come down. B1sinezs va
suspended for hour wsils tks sssAbllna-
Haent WAS recovering ~ equilibrium New
YORK sun
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FOREIGN BREVITIES.

ST. PETERsRUG, April 1s.-A sensation
has been created here by the announce
ment that the person who attempted to
obtain plans of the Russian fortresses
acted under Baron Plessan, an attache OF
the German embassy here. The latter
has suddenly decamped.
PRAGUE, April 1S.--There was ri0ting
among the striking bakers today. More
arrests were made.
PARIS, April 1S.-Stanley will leave
Paris at o'clock in the morning.
He will be metby a special train at the
Belgian frontier. He viii reach Brussls at
1:30 p. m, and be received by King Leo
pard.
LONDON, April 18.-In the house of com
mons today Samuel Smiths motion in
favor of bi-metJalism, was rejected by d
vote Of 1S3 to 81.
VIENNA, April 1S.-The strikers in
Ostrau are attacking the factories in the
vicinity and damaging the buildings and
are compelling those at work TO desist I'M
der threats of violence.
ZANZIBAR, April 1S.-Emin Pasha will
start with his expedition on Monday next.
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n WAS NEWS 10 1tA.
Chsrisy Ross and Tascott Never Existed
SO Far - He Knew.

Chs-isy Ross and Tascott Never Existed
SO Far - he Knew.
We'll, suppose they viii never find
Charley Ross.'
The speaker was large H1zn with red
whiSksrs. who had been immersed IN
newspaper FOR I quarter Of an hour. IL
was rather difficult TO tell whom the -
mark was aimed Il. for there were half
a dozen of us IN the station waiting for
a train. and not one OF the half dozen
had been holding converse with toe man
who spoke. He seemed 70 expect re-
ply. however for MS eve wandered from
one 70 another and asked, 2s surely as
ever = silent eve asked question:
Why don ! yoa say sons1hIngf
Wnen the wandering eye ressched a
GuI-S man hack of tns stove the latter
SAID tentatively:
- "a -
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ORATORlCAL CONTEST

KANSAS CITY. No. April lS-The an
nuaI contest by members of the Missouri
intercollegiate OraJ0rical association oc-
CURED tonight at the Coates opera house.
Representative from al the Missouri col
leGes took part. The first prize was won
by c. D. Kelly. Of William Jewell college
residence at Arkansas City. Kan. His
subject was Gladstone. +. p. Dvel
bliss, OF Ray county. Missouri. from the
State University, took the second prize,
The subject Of his oration wGS The Mes
sage of the New World 10 the Old.
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EDlTOR HARMAN FOUND GUILTY.

TOPEKA, Kan, April 18.-The trial of
Editor Harman, Of the notorious Valley
Falls free love paper, Lucifer, was cOnclud-
ed today after plea of several hours dura-
ton by Harmans counsel, Colonel Brad
lev. The Jury rend cred a verdict of guilty
on four of the seve n counts of the indict-
1nent. Colonel Bradley made the defense
on the sole ground of insanity. United
States Attorney j. w. Ady, made strong
presentation of the governments case.
Sentence was reserved. Harman viii be
tried tomorrow on a new Indictment and
an attorney nam ed Chamberlain, who ar
rived today from New York, Will defend
him
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WINDLWAFTED DISEASE.
a Kentucky Family Suffering from
Fatal Malady.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 1S-A week ago
the family Of Lewis Prewitt, living near
Lagrange, forty miles from Louisville, was
attacked b,F viruleut disease, the nature
nf which tile local doctors We're unable to
determine Its symptoms were similar to
those of spotted fever, but no cause of such
a disease could be found in the surround
ing neigfIborhoOd. DR.. d. Y. Porter, a
physician of eminence, was called in
snd at length decided that it was
''tornadO poisoning" The germs, he said.
were borne on the Late tornado from some
infected district. probably hundreds Of
miles away, and lodged in the vicinity OF
the private homestead. He claims that
small poX and other virTIent diseases have
thus been communicated to patients iti
many instances of medical history The
community is much alarmed, as it is i'm
possible 10 tell what dire diseases may be
lurking in its midst. One of Prewitt's
daughters has died and two others and
son are at the point of death.
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ne umhreIla Long AGO.

It IS not known definitely when umbrellas
were invented, but something Of the SORT
must have been constructed about the year
500 of our era, for in the year So2 Alcuin,
bishop Of Tours, sent a present to Bishop
Arno, Of SSlzburg, with these words: Il have
sent your reverence a screen which VIII pro-
tecs your venerable head from the beating
rain" Whatever the cOntrivsBce was 1t
must then have been something strange sad
rare, otherwise il would hardly have been
worth sending $50 miles.-Pn Philadelphia Times
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THREE MEN buLLEp OuTRIGHT.

JEFFRRsoNvILLIE, Ind, April 1S-A pre-
mature blast at : peed's cement mill near
Sellersburg, eight miles north of this city
yesterday killed hree men c. r. Living
James, were hurled into the air with great
force and when they aIighted fully one
hundred feet from the scene of the ex-
plOsiOn their bodies were an unrecogniz-
able mass Of lesh and bones. James was
foreman Of the gang and was superintend-
ing the blasting. They were married and
leave large ia miles in straightened cir
Cumstances. 1t appears the blast had been
prepared but jlOr some reason failed to 90
off. After writing what was thought to
be sufficient ime the men returned TO the
kcene when the blast exploded
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TWO SHOOTINGS FROM CARELESS
NESS

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April 1S.-The car e.
less handling of revolvers caused a dea tn
and a serious injury in Kansas City. Ia n..
this evening Charles Motley acciden tlv
shot and Instantly killed Aduiph tieaI.eS
They were two well known young rnen
about town.
George GroCos shot his brother. Jos aph.
by accident and inflicted a painful wound
in his side. The latter are Bohemia u la
bDTpf.S
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DAY DAWN.

he first low huttsring breath Of wax euinz day
Stirs the wide sir Tldn clouds Of peariy haze
Float slowly o'er the sky 20 meet che rayS
OF the unrtsen sun; whose fs4nt beaxss pay
Among the dropping starr, kiszing away
Their winning eyes u siVHbsr FROM the Eszs
Like SLOW wTestbs at approach q veruaI days,
Tie moons pale c1rclet u1el.s into the gray;
Glad ocean qlivers % the ceBtie CLEANS
OF rosy light that touch ais glorious brow
And nuTTaurs joy with al his 1osanA
strains.
And earth fair face is u7aHtlIng with fioW,
Ike youthful bea1ty in Ks cHAnzsfui hU>-
when sluUlbssx, r1Gh with dreams. are bsoGinz
her aGiau
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19
EIRE Al NEWTOMN. N. 4.

HAvERHILL. Mass. April 1s.-Fire at .
a. M, in Newtown, Y. II. destroyed the
following property: Brown * Eaton. shoe
factory with contents; a three story wood
en- building occupied by r. Peaslee. as a
shoe factory, and c. f. Beasiee, carriage
factory, with contents ami the old Bart
lett homestead known later rs Hoyt'S ho-
tel. The entire loss is estimated at S15. .O0O
with Sl5. 600 insurance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19

ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 1S.-The executive
committee of the Irish land league not yet
having heard from Mr.. Parnell, in regard
to the advisability of holding a national
convention, concluded to close up its bUsi-
ness and adjourn which they did at noon
today. Mr. Parnell will be written to and
the convention schem strongly urged upon
him. II he consents to it the convention
viii be held in Baltimore some time next
antI1lnn
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VERY PECULIAR DEATH.

PHILLUSBUEG. Kan. April lS-Y ester
day passing engineer discovered a. dead
body about ten miles from Phillip Shurg
Today a coroners Jury found the r ody TO
be rnar of a Swedc about - yea r. old.
probably named Elder johnson. az Il that
he came To has death by a knife wu md ac-
cidenJally made while whitJlinZ a stick.
which entirely severed the large srtery in
his left thigh
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DEADLY BATTLE WITH HORSE
THIEVES.

FL PASo, Tex. April IS-Ni Eht before
last q party of Mexican outlaws called at
the ranch Of ! Ohm Barnes. ten niles north
east of E.I PaSO and got away with twenty
seven k1rSeS. Barnes tracked the thieves
10 a mountain pass. eight mil Is north Of
FL Paso. came TO this city for help. and re
turned with Deputy nited States Mar
shaI Fuzzleman aud George Herald. 70
Sanrure the outlaws TheyvFere overUsken
in the mountains. 4 fighr enSued and
Fuzzleman was shot dead from his horse.
with three rifle balls in the head y posse
rhpsed the outlaws To tte Rio Grsnde
river and lost them in the bOsQue, where
the horses could not 90
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MADE 4 SPEECH AND DIED.

SAN BERNARBINo Cal. April 1S-The
members of the New England society Of
California pioneers arrived from the east
last evening aud were entertained 10y the
citizens. after which a reception was held
AT the opera hoU~e. General CHAPLIN ad-
dressed the visitors and on reSuming his
seat lean over apparently to picked up
bouquet but when spoken To i was found
he was dead. Heart disease : supposed 10
have been the cause. HIS death has cast q
gloom over the cUmmuuirv.
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Annronriate seIection.

"Before we take up the collection this morn
ing" remarked the good pastor, as he looked
mildly over the congregation, II wish % say
that we have in the church treasury already
two quarts OF Rickels that appear TO have
been punchsd through ami afterwards
plugged with lead. These coins, am in
formed, viii not buy stamps, groceries or
fuel, and conductors on street cars refuse TO
take them. The choir viii please sing, %,
Land Of Rest, for Thee / Sigh Chicago
Trihuua
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STRIKERS DEMANDS CONCEDED.

PITTsBUEG, Pa, April lS-A move that
will likely break the backbone Of the
threatened strike of railrOaders was made
tonight by the Panhandle company. \
committee Of employees met Superintendent
Turner for24 cents per hour for day switch
men. and - cents for night swiJhmen and
80 cents per day increase for conductors,
twelve hours To constitute days work
Superintendent Turner promised 10 see
that the demands were conceded. 1t is
probable that the other roads VIII follow
suit in this way and avoid a strike The
question of recognition of the federation,
however, is still unsettled and may cause
trOuble.
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why, Indeed?

Conjugal scene between Monsieur and
Madame de Bondamousse: why" said
the husband, 'dO you put the hair of an
other woman on your head?"
"Why," retorted his better half, 'do
you wear the skin of another calf on
your hands?'-Le Voltaire
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Three Emperors for Godfathers.

Not many can boast Of having had three
emperors as godfathers for three of their
sons. There is 4 brawny smith in the little
town of Braden5urg who has ten sons. En-
peror William I was godfather TO his seventh
boy, Emperor Frederick to his eighth and the
present emperor to his ninth.-Exchange.
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eLmrY OF IMMORAL. PRACTICES.

PHILADELPHIA Pa. April 1S-Heury
King. ex-perfect Of the state institution
for the instruction Of tie blind, who has
been on trial here fo1' two days past,
charged with immoral practices with blind
bows in the institution, the exposure Of
whose conduct createsf such a sensation
a few weeks ago. WIS today found guilty.
Sentence was deferred
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA., Kan, April
18-The highest temperature was 66o,
the lowest 4Oo, and the mean
53 with gentle south winds, cloudless
weather. higher temperature, slight fall in
pressure.
Last year, on April IS, the highest tenn
perature was j9o, the lowest $50, and the
mean 50
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
April 18, p. m.-FOrecast until s. p. N.
Saturday:
For Nissouri-Fair, warmer; southerly
winds
For Kansas-Fair, slightly cooler; vari-
able winds
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APRVATE SOLDIERS SUICIDE.

TAHLEoUAH, I. I, April 1S.-This morn
ing about3 o'c lock, at Fort Gibson, the mill
tary post twenty miles southwest Of this
place, private soldier, Frank Herse,
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the laeart. The cause Of this action
isunknown, but it thought he committed
the act from passion after dispute with
his paramour.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-19
A SANTA EE CHANCE.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 1S.-George L.
Sands, general superintendent of to Santa
Fe, announces the appointment of John H.
ROraback as superintendent of terminals
Konsas City, vice w. c. Nixon, who Will
probably be appointed superintendents Of
the Chicago division of the Santa Fe.
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4 Pocket Mirror Free to Smokers of
TrEe ECONOMY.

Dashley-Isn't it rather an expensive
luxury for you TO wear such a valuable
diamond ring, CashIey?
Cashley-Not bit, my boy.
Dashley-WeH, I don't see how you do
it. | can't afford it.
Cashley-You may not believe 1t, but
this ring has actually saved nae money.
Dashley-How?
Cashlev-Well, / never have to buy
any gloves now.-Amsrica.
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CHoATE WILL SERVE HIS SENTENCE.

NEW YORK, April 1s--The general term
today handed down an opinion in the case
of Dilworth Choate, the reporter now in
Ludlow street jail undergoing a sentence
for contempt of court in entering and con-
cealing himself in the jury room where the
Flack jurors were deliberating The Opin-
ion disnaisses the writ of certiorari applied
for by Caoate's counsel. The decision is
concurred in by all tire judges, who hold
that Choate was guilty OF contempt OF
court ChOate Will nov have to spend the
remainder of his term in prison.
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ROu MAHEpc cTpIuE

NEW YORK, April 1S.-A large number of
boiler makers in this city struck for an ad-
vance in wages and it is believed that the
strike viii extend to all the steel and iron
works in this city and that similar move
ment viii be instituted in Philadelphia,
Chester, Baltimore and Richmond
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TURF WINNERS.

ELIZABETH, n. J., April Swimmers of
today's races: Fordham, Eric, Golden
Rule, Elma B, Golden Rod Kingsbridge
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April Swimmers of
tOday's races: John Sherman, Stevens,
Dundee, Bonnie King, Boaz
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DAHOMIAN ARMY NEAR LAGOS.

PARIS, April 18.-AdYices from Lagos,
100 miles east of Whydah, state that the
king of Dahomey with his army is en-
camped near Porto Nivo. The Dahomians
have burned eight villages and have caused
a panic among the people in the district.
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IN A PRETTY PLIGHT.
A Chinaman Kept on Suspension Bridge
by the Authorities

NIAGARA FALLS, Ontario, April IS
Three Cinnamon, two Of whom had at
tempted TO cross the frontier with Nun
Lee two weeks ago, the other a stranger
presented themselves for admission to
Canada Yesterday morning, having been
hustled over to this side by United states
officers. The two belonging to Nun Lee
and party were allowed admission, having
Canadian customs certificates IN their pos
session. The stranger not having the
necessary document and only SO to pay
the Canadian tax of so was denied the
privilege given TO his two companions, and
was sent back to the American side. and
was there stopped and the gates OF the
bridge closed on him.
The only place for the Chinaman was to
remain on the bridge, which, of course, he
did. Collector of Customs Finn commun-
Gated with the collector Of customs at OF
tawa for instructions. The commissioner
replied to have him sent back from whence
he came. Further communication has
been sent. and no doubt the matter will be
brought before the Washington authori-
ties. His name is Lem Sing and his home
is in Toronto The other two left for parts
unknown shortly after they were admitted
to Canada. Lem Sing was admitted to
Canada at late hour last night and i'm
mediately left for parts unknown
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Ill =. JoHNsON, Observer.
COMPLETELY DI3OAPITATED.
a Little Girl Near Pratt Horribly Shot by
Accident.

PRATT, Kan, April 1S-The 9-year-oId
daughter of J. A Mccullough, a substan-
tial farmer, was killed in a horrible man
ner today. Her sister had taken a shot
gun TO kill gopher, the gun was acci-
dentally discharged. completely tearing
away the little child's head. Her skull
was blown twenty feet away from where
the body fell
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COULDN'T REACH A VERDICT.

LONDON, April 1s-The jury in the case
of Sir George Elliott, who was sued by
Mrs. Alice Hairs, widow, for breach Of
promise of marriage and seduction, today
announced to the court that it was i'm
possible for them to agree upon a verdict
and were discharged.
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THE "SLJNU ONMR. CIEVEIAND.

NEW YORK, April 18.-The Sun this
morning editorialIy calls Mr. Cleveland a
cOwardly liar, a half drunken deputy
sheriff, a selfish poltroon, an unworthy
husband and the stuffed prophet Of Will
lam street
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A Fine Distinction.

Under the laws OF New Jersey "disor-
derly person" may be person who islands
and looks over fence at a woman standing
on a step ladder 70 wash a kitchen window.
A mans privileges are being whitfield down
pretty thin nowadays.-Detroit Free Press
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TWO MEN LITERALLY ANNIHILATED.

CYGETT, O., April 1S-A wagon loaded
with nitro-glycerine shells used in shoot
ing oil and gas wells exploded this morn
ing with terrific force Two men who were
on the wagon Were blown hundreds of
yards and nothing left of them but q few
strings of their clothing. The horses were
terribly mangled and both killed and the
Nagon reduced TO kindlinC wood.
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EIGHT HOURS FOR CITY WORK.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, April 18.-The upper
house of the city council tonight passed
the ordinance providing that eight hours
contracts and for all City employes. The
ordinance has Uaw passed both houses.
The mayor will probably sign it.
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CHARGED WITH RORRING THE MAL s

ROCHESTER, N Y, April 1S-Abraham
Bogardus, superintendent Of mails at the
post office here, was arrested at noon to-
day charged with rObbing mails. He was
caught by meas Of decOy letters. 1t Is
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DISASTROUS EIREAT 81 LAMRERT-

MONTREAL. Quebec, April IS.-At ,
O'Clock this morning a serious fire broke
in st. Lambert anu burned fierCeIv. At
= o'clock a large hotel and four houses
We're on fire and it was feared that the vii
lage wOuld he destroyed. A special train
was sent from here TO the scene with en-,
gineS and firempu
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AGAINST REVISION OF THE FAITH.

INDEPENDENCE Ia, April 1S-In the
Dubuque presbytery the revision of the
faith was defeated by a vote of % to 13
The presbytery then voted to instruct its
delegates to the general conference to use
their best enOTtS against revision.
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Tea poisoning Is most common with the
young and ansnic, though it affects those
=ith good constitutions, toxic ELECTS being
produced by about i've cups = day. The
symptoms are nausea, dyspepsia, palpitation,
nervous excitement and even maniacal at
tacks, with pains Of the heart rathating to
the arms and chest.-Cor. Washington Star.