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OBTTI iR \.
COLONEL WILLIAM HALE LoNG.

COLONEL WILLIAM HALE LoNG.
Loston. Npul t~pccmh Colonel William Haze
Lon. for many year, connected with the dry goods
hons. Of Inriin Marsh a Co.. died AT hi home IN
ch.l.c, I'M. morning 81 heart failure. at the age OF
fit, three years. lie came to Jordan. Marsh d" 60.
ju.i after the war. beginning IN their PRINT depart
ment lie va, soon promoted Ia the charge ~ Inc ~"
cotton department. and fpg the last fifteen or twenty
YEAR he wa their credit man. l"""iiI "l''' INC
standing If the acoount- Of IA" firm ana attending F"
many detail. relating To- legal well financial mat
t,lS Although not member Of the hiHi' Ne was
REGARDED q. standing next to the members '""h'i
Long for some year also Interested with MS
father IN the hardware firm If y. r. a W. IT, Long
IN Penn Yam. y. y. hi, native place. ~ Uc WAT
he rose from Lieutenant to Major ana N>.l'"h' va
tufatt General with the birNct title ~ t""'i Ills
record .hoWcd splendid line OF S"iAiiil am VA 'nS
,Nplnlt, II t. aid that he was on tlr tan III ~
.-- than seven eight different Major ''l''"'' anu
Ia. .crv,c. upon General Clusters STAN N'' ANY
'nt,l,c ON Nav IT, i-Gi. he entered the jJd New
York Infantry a. second llcltehah''
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Tho or.t annual meeting OF the newly organized Middle
,, pccatta Association held last night a. the rooms
, ,h. ATLANTA Boat club No. ga fifthaNc The FOL.
nc club, were represented by delegate who qualified
49,, cnl the constitution and bylaws. ATLANTA. Bcrkc-
49,. xoupacn. Nassau. Metropolitan. Union and New.
e. ~ Athletic Cub. Of York Crescent Scswanhaka.
n,,,.er and Varona, Of Long Island Mystic. Pas,ac
,,,, and Eureka Of Newark NcwJersey Athletic club.
onr Athletic club. Acyonc and Arthur X ull OF the
al ,on Kuu Association. The temporary officers were
contain r. Van Radcn president and Robert Prltn ,"ctc.
,r The new constitution and bylaws were first adopted
sod the delegate, elected these Officers President,
,v,lam G. Do.chcr o. the ATLANTA club. viceprsidcnt
~ L. Longboyf Of The Crescent cub srcrctaty T. f"It
r.v,r Of the Triton Club treasurer j. l.. Bansntync Of
IA. Arthur Ku Club. The following committee OF dele
,,.s who together with the president. SECRETARY ana
treasurer arc to have fun charge Z" all rrgatta7 AMI ~
Al, matter, appertaining thereto woGr ec'tco ''"'N
pilkerton Metropolitan George u. PHILIPS crescent J.
T. Tghe Varona T. H. Sayfr. Pioneer II. r. p"lchl
Mystic: C. A. swift, Alcvonc; \. j. Hopper r"''"f :
Adam Cruel Tuicka Article 30 OF Inc constitution
ga. amended 10 A. 10 provide tina, the government Of
this association shall be invested In board OF u'i'sae' 10
consist a three members each club entit'a 70 repre-
stntation therein" go =, ,,, 49,
The neat meeting Of the association whi DC hsia o"
May 5.
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he DID NOT SEE THE SIGNALS.
CAPTAIN B,Rrr. OF TIN CITY Of CHESTER. RI.
p1Ir, TO CAPTAIN roBIrrs's ~rrro~ITioN.

CAPTAIN B,Err. or TIM CITY Of CHESTER, RI.
PLIES TO CAPT.IN E0BIET>s ~Urro~fTi'N.
the Inman Line was seen yc-icrda, afternoon Us q
Tribune reporter In reference 70 ~" supposlron ~
Captain Roberts Of Tho White -nr steamer Adraii'.
that the CITY # Chester ", tie vc.'. Vhch steamed
on when he -grali'i - her r. a--r 'he 4. iNl'i
civ Of IAii. Well J.. aid. flr o's Of Chester
NAV have Teen very near the civ q Pan. ard 10"
Adflatic al the time. bat / I'D not ,'c AIS a-nri-
Nv vessel left ouccn.ovn about half hour after The
Adriai' and We arrived in port SOME twelve hour,
ahead If her The lnmAn -i",mef@ tai" uprr
-outhcrly course than the White Star boat, and IA"
nr- heard u thc CIV 4 Pan. disaster Al. when thc
pilot came aboard at sandy Hook with he Nca ioih
paper.
From captain Ephcr','- ia"ucnt ''ai lc va 100
latitude u IT, longitude l. o. when be- sighted tie
1t, - rar..'s boat | take II Mat vc-.cl Wa 30
latitude u - o. thorabput. o. four milo .ouih
+ ra-inct. I oouM not therefore. have been moro
Than fifteen mile from the Ct, u riri.. and lc-,
than tia, from the Adrau, hu, The fox Wa 90 t.,k
nat did not see either ,c-.cl AID certainly "a" np
.ignal- - distress. saw 'hr Adraiic about c-lt
miles ahead ~ the CIV - Chester 'f,r" nlrhfiil lut
After that lost -ist II hci for the ret 90 o."
,ec. The log A. noon the following dN Show. That
IN II degree north latitude. or twenty fNO
miles south II It.fnct. zee must have been very
uff"d should most likely have seen her. huf h1i
irrrng rain and haze uniit ~" got ont Of the chan
nell
These figures show pretty conclu.ivcly that CAPTAIN
Westward. which be siguallcd fpr help. sister
ship {" the tiy of I'afi,.
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James Aucustu, Belts, member Of a wcknown family
IN this city, and promncn, business man. died Yesterday
atri brief Hines, at his home. No. VanderbiltaNc
Biofklyn lie nftyiOur years old. and born In
this city His father held commission in the Tooth New
York state Militia Ic early entered business life and
WITH j. = AtccaSls, the first broker IN nGaIubbcr
twenty wears. in Beavcr.,t IL aftcrwaid member
OF The firm Of belong Bets CO.. at No. l9 Icarl-st
also nda-rnbber bokcr-. Mr.. l,ttS well-known in
social circles and his home for years in Thirynrs;St
Abont three years removed Brooklyn. His death
was due 70 p"rtoniti> and occurred Unexpectedly. Tho
funeral will take place Thursday afternoon aud the
burial Will b. at Greenwood.
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iof third reading II will. doubt pas tn" llon>e
this week. The Senate. II i believed. will ignore
II. and will 60 ahead. when 1t gets ready. with the
cons liberation OF it, bill.
49, big delegation Of phy -icians. including Drs.
watson. Daily. Icrold Benjamin. and OTHER TINS
afternoon appeared before the Senate Committee on
Revision OF Laws and urged the passage OF the hill
creating a state Board Of Medical Examiners. MI
sorts OF persons. Of them incompetent. are
practising medicine in the stat. aud the dcl' glton
argued that necessary examination before stat"
Ioard would shut the door cc,rallr against such as
are not properly trained for the profession. Thc
committee unanimously agreed I" rcpori the bill
Mr. hali>chS hill 10 kill winter horse racing was
reported in the senate tonight favoraby hy ma
jorty Of the Committee on Revision Of Laws and al
vcrsely by a minority Of one.
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LIFE AN) CASUALTY INSURANCE.
ANNUAL, REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT MAX
wrLL-G.OwTH q THE BUSINESS.


Albany. ApriI7. superintendent Of Insurance Man
wells annual rport for 1-S0 on life casualty ana
assessment insurance companies has just been issued
The gross asset Of the thirty nfc Insurance companies
doing business In this state December 81 last were
5000 0i37al n increase Of $jj,19j,s3O as compared
with the prev)us year. OF this amount the Ne"
York state companies numbering twelve, haze S4oo'
96O.j72 an nreaSc Of sj2 ~ 800 IS. The eighteen
companies Of fhcr States have $500 933I4-. an in
crease Of SI6.7O.555 The aggregate Of the premium
notes and oas shows an increase Of $Gr5 l22 during
1850. while cfcrrcd and uncocced premiums have
Increased 81 j19o7O. Tho total liabilities Of these
companies atthc same time. excepting S5,lO~,5Oo ~
capital stock were sGlOlJ- GJj. The increase dur
Inc the year vas Si7 5O7,r52
Tie liabilities Of New York state companies As re
ported s,53O1I .7i3. companies Of other states
s2'1.ls6.9j:. surplus a. regards policy holders
NcwYorl, State companies :53,955,S2". companies Of
other states $50 100 1916 Income Of New York state
companies curing the year Slilot2 526 an Increase
over 1853 a sl5Afs .O32 companies Of other states
s51 141 1884. increase IF *j.712 o3G. The net
excess OF income over expenditures for 1ooO was
s33,G-1 SEA while for lS-@ ii was S33Cjj9 go The
total rrcmnm receipts FOR 19~7 were $40.
Tor 1870 S133. l62 SOD The total expenditures Of the
year were sIl4.5O3. 35g an increase Of siIl349l4
compared with the preceding wear. In $50 S7g@7H.
o6G was paid To roncy-holdcrs. while the cost Of
management, Including dividends 10 stockholders was
s35.22J. COB. During 15S? the New York state com
panies issued 1878 policies. nsuring 1914 723422
and terminated sa.124 policies insuring S@70 oO0J51
The companies Of other States issued 91.1GG policies
insurng 1921 37339. and terminated II $40 policies
msurng sl23.9e7,4O7. Compared with 1soc. the
companies issued Al so. policies more last year and
increased the amount Of Insurance 1874 .3G1 .O4O.
on December 81 last the assets Of the ten casualty
and fidelity companies doing business In this State
so''1o,5T; liabilities. except capital. S4.4o0,OOj
capital 1854 500. net surplus 81 400 800. income
during the year sGssl oG3. expenditures sG.s5s'G.
nshs In force JOj.I27.
Inc satisfies ~ the cooperative organizations DO
ing b'siress In this state show: Total income last
SeHf S3l % COS disbursements. 500 .O10,I1o mum
pcI OF cefifcates In force December 81 last 1l2o O3O
tsucd last year, 335 81 = The nmier OF certificates
tn force December 81, 1888. S47 ,J02.
OapeSAaQRSeat xaxwe.. rcts.plGg " the AatiRebate
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THE TERROHS or TRTCHTNOSTS.
LITTLE HOPE FOR TmE MAN SICK WITH IT oN
WARDS ISLAND.

WAED's ISLAND.
Vinccnzo paicrno~tcr. the Italian now living sick
with trchimo.i, IN the hospital At ward, land has
but slim chances ~ recovery but he l. cheerful aud
possesses an iron constitution. Inl twO weeks acD
Patcrno,cr wa. working the Long Island Railroad.
although he had been suffering with the Ill cl-c for
over a month. lie says that he did not eat any
meat except on sunday. and then hc ate porlt.
\, Dr. Mafplc superintendent Of the hospital said To
Tribune reporter yesterday pork diet b. not the
most nouri.hing at any time. and unlcs the meat is
properly in pcctcd a. that II !, not tainted with
trchnac or unless IL j. thoroughly COOKED tr'hno,i,
is imminent It l., most n,diou' di,ca-c. a, IT doe
not bctray itself until the patient i, too far advanced
10 be within reach Of medical skin The ;rlchnar
enter the intc,tincs and. multiplying with great
rapdity bore their way through into the muscles.
II thc disease Is suspected before I'M, stage =
f,,c he'd the parasites be driven out, but one"
thc trchnar have established thcm,clvc, In the
muscular portions Of body. all medical shill can do
- IA preecribc nouri,hng food 10 help the patient
combat with the ravagc, II the pest Most ca-",
which reach thi, stage fatal there IS no specific
treatment which can be called IN to rid the patient
~, thc triclinac II depend, entirely upon whether
hi vitality will enable him To Outlve the parasite
rho dt.ca.c is accompanied with most cNcriciating
vain in every part OF the body. but II Is not con
,a,ious Gases IL triclino,i- are fortunately rare,
hi hcup the first in the hospital for over siN years
,,nong ~ 900 patients treated
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nfrrnLlcAxs hrArnErlc ~ INDIANA

indianapolis. Apll t>pc, all.- Little Interest was
shown I'D the township elections held in Indiana t."
aay. Tie few report, that have been received from
over t.r state Indicate unusual apathy. The Re
ruhl,tr tlir D. n-hi 90 consequence II a general
failure II menhcr- # o." party TO 20 :" the polls,
though there - not even n" excuse Of bad weather
fnr u. The Democratic vote. however. }, compare
i.,ey Lave. ~ tl, cts the average democratic
gain Us forty net Don each precinct and a Republican
majority ~ 100 two year, a-O has been overcome
Tho Democratic majority estimated ~ from zoo
- 800. representing Democratic san IN the town
hin - from 100 - 5000. The showing from tho
stat" generally. D. is believed. viii be- much better
fhun from the clty. uor attention was gwen ont
.idc point. hv tho state Committee.
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REV. DIT. RICHARD HENRY PHILLIPS.

norfolk, Va, AIll The Rev. Dr. Richard Henry
PHILIPS died at his residence IN this civ today aftr
very long and painful illness. in tho cighteth Of his
age His rem aims VIII bc 10 Saunt)n for int rmcn
ID. Philips was BON in Fredericksburg. Va. lie was
graduated at Yale College and ordained TO the min
isy Of II" Protestant Episcopal Church. Tho failure Of
his health made IL FOR him b give regular
preaching, am ne accordingly devoted his life the
Of cneaton first in the Diocese OF MARYLAND and serw,d
at stanton. Va. lie for thrtytwo PRINCIPAL
4 In" Virginia Female Institute. H. only relinqul,hcd
his work there when >tr ken with parsy-ls and In 1856
he removed 10 this city,
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holder, OF the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company and
auxiliary lines held today There 1877 3s5
pal'd Of possible vote OF 1893 resulting
in the election OF James {. McMulcn John 4.
and Albert Sprsguo to directors Or three years.
and A. C. Bartlett year thr UneNp pred term
Of John Crcrar deceased. The Board Of Directors sub,e.
quontv reelected following officers President T. H.
Blackstone; Nicelrcsdent. J. {. McNulen secretary
and treasurer Charlie, H. Foster general manager CHARLES
H. Chapp,l general solicitor Corydon Ho,kwith auditor.
Ihauucev Kelly.
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! \ MORGAN INCH WORSE.

Gable dispatches 10 Mrs. J. Picrpont Morgan Of
No. 20 Madi>ondyc.. and to George :. Bowd0in Of
The firm OF DrcNc. Morgan Co., yesterday reported
that J. ;. Morgan. who badly hurt al Monte
carlo Friday. somcw hat worse. The dispatches
saturday Indicated that the venerable banker WIS
n>oiOus. ON sunday he wa, reported TO be
TITLE better. and the symptoms appeared 10 be more
favorable To his recovery bat yesterday the news
regarding his condition caused his friends I'm this city
Ia give up almost every hope that he would survive
his injuries account Of their severity and his adj
VauCcd aye.
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Richard " Colard. who for some years WAS pr''l
dent Of the lXth Assembly District Np"D""'n ~
.nci,t,nr died AT his home, No. 6Ji 'I~hWi'h ST.
~ ,,, fr,u cot,rrh If the stomach. lie was born
a., r,c smith ward In July. 1850. and lived there for
nearly sixty year, lie WAS popular III the district
ut dcclnrd all political Office because oil ms d''ooh
=, ,,.in,.. lie was superintendent "t larchlh ~
..,' irvcrv factory. aud wa, an inventor III III,
,r,dc Al The time Of III, death he was member oi
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ANNUAL MEETING or THE PANAMA ROAD.

The stochhodcr, OF tl, Panama Railroad Company
1T their annual meeting yesterday, in the Mills Iuild
inr reelected the old Board # Director, a. follows :
John Newton. Charles COudcrf. Julius ". Adams
L. De Bchian. Robert T. Che>ehrough +. A. Dra1",
u. \. DE Lima. Ernest l.. Oppenhcim. samuel il.
Proha>co. !. Edward simmons. -. Lowbcr smith,
samuel NJ FELTON, aud Xavier Boyar The report of
the showed that the efo>- earnings IN l--o
were - - - 40 decrease. compared win l--0
If - ,.1 -.3 Il that the operating expenses were
: -. 800 80. decrease from the figures Of the
previous year Of 7.3tj 80. and that m net earn
n.- were .99j.334 -. decrease Of S1Oj,Jr7 IL
from l---.
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Onmcslie Giluations Wnllteo


ArNDRTSS c olor'd w"ml'" satisiac.
,,.hinc Nv dozen OF N''h ~ #
lion guaranteed By n,i'' ,,rs,
10 Nest 6l-t--t.. 81 p''''
..,rtS~ BY a rcsp'tabl' No''', ,ns
~ y rashiuc az home. or 20 out 'oo
-. n,t-s- nv a cll.rccor'mend'di
- ,..ruan girl; nr,t 'la-, -
~ N"',',.nrr,,ork call % MIS- biH" -
~ ,,n ','. leth.,t.. near 'th-aN'.
rN,OS'S Employment Bureau 10.
ME- ~, French. German, S"'ui'n a,i' d
t'a az $50 Oth-aNr between -''' '''
I'D IL. ~.
.,n and GOOD sEAMhTRESs.EW
nj A., n,.nri~nt girl willing and oDlSihH
e,mn'n,.r can b. seen. 3'V "'''
bi-t.s,.. let moor. ,-,,.
ME. JACQuIS. oo2 6th ,aHs;; oe ar, mt.
MI and Goth rt-. hn- tN''''n,
o,' hand II all national, ,,'rh hvflcr.
eapacitics cal abl" lnri'sN' '''''''
mald.. nurses, FoN'rne>s'''
n,,.r>r Nv a Young French Firl, It"r'.
~ -, rr,sc Tor childi'r ana 90 IN
: r'"'. .o,d ref.renc.. add r- fHs'
6ith--'.
~,i.p-r :, chiidrcn. walt on adv ana "
y ,',..r,iiv useful can snN nIcrN ~
re..rstab!c Protestant. lcr-onh. W. ,ad..
nn,c. rIry of country - "lh'''r' '-''''
~7ary-I,.lNN airl ~ chanhrrmah anu
y -, Il, unr washing OF plaiu 'o,Lih.
rooa reference, 4. X. go -1u-s,
n,t.rsT IIy French girl who thoroufh'y
~ urd.tstaud- the care OF children II
.,oas s"an,,ti.s.: very oblieing wclirccon'
r ouu can be seen at OOZ otn,Nrs'
hst asth and seth sts.. Nine. JACVeiN D.
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domestic citnailons t0hnte0

Females.
- EAMSTRESS BY The day or wc.k
- Pleas, call At 2lS East S.d->t.. ring
drc>>mak"r's bell.
w ORrIIY PERSONS to III positions OF
w all grades can b. Obtalnrd by applying
the, div, In advance at CHRISTIAN AID
10 EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY. 30 Bible
Ilou-r.
VA ASKING. IRONING. cor HOUSE
w CLEANING.-BS u respectable COR
nan won an; t" 90 out 70 Mofk by tn'
w ASKING. Sc.-Hy German woman .
out by the day. OF houscclcaninc, or 20
take care Of an office. Please call all
week. DPS East 7ithst.. first floor back.
W. ASH. IRON, &c.-By Protestant
w woman. to wash and hon by the day or
Do nousccleaning make herself useful IN the
Kitchen: city references Mrs. SMITH.
a. 3d.avc.
w ASHING.-By respectable woman !;
w family washing take home by week or
dozen moderate terms, best references.
l.. W. 300 7thave.. rear.
AsnING.-Ry respectable woman !;
W finhlv. ladies or restaurant washing.
can or address ANDERSON. iOS Wc,t
.9th.-t.. top noor. rear.
~ ASKING and ironing done by colorcd
w woman by week or dozen families
washing made speciality. Call II? west
2Gth.st.. lascmcnt.
NNAITRESS and HNMBERMAiD.-By
wa Young girl In priNate family can De
well recommended Address l.. r., care OF
Mrs. Gallagher 300 East lllth-st
All ASHING.-By o German widow TO 20
w out to do Hr-t-class washing and Ironing.
IL 1st-st.. Room e.
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domestic 5itnailons WanIeo'


EculalcS.
NrTESE. Nc-By a German elrl, ~ hill
" English and French, To eIo'',nns vlll.
It,u. an -san-tr">- and chaiubr "'I ~
inc obligin. and trustworthy ~ and 10Th
,'rncr. Apply 80 ith-aNr', -'u' "''
IT.. ~,
@,t-rsERY GOVERNEsS.-iy ,%""7
Y french lady a position WIN II
.h..t American references. Nuor''' -
.O26 3d-aN'. imam
,r,-rsF and EAMSTRESS.-By ''r l,r'1a,
y ',in'~,i.t'mt young woman; cApcrien,'u
= .,,d urst.rln-- ,camstic--; best i'''''
.nr.. Call AZ 23' 3d-aNe'
~ .rropMAID.- lady going abroad
riShr. 20 recommend her -.rNallt,:
'.,oci,li, a parlormsid With ! year ,u,.vS'
,.,r,.,rs. and most capable rlil' ~
',o unstairs JACQriN'N French "nr''"'
~ ,prORMAID or CHAMBERMAlD nha
MISTRESS By Young NMsDisn
n-i -u,n1lng English wiling. 1Dli i,i,,.
md trustworthy; unqrcst'onao,S it AZ In
from last employee, OK, ~, M VI '''''
rAMsTRFNS. well,rdu' . and
,ew"rhef. bot reference nrr,r ,t to-
nr,i; ", '.,n,n children no objection to th,
-i'a., W. 7'c,U At Mr.. BIl,k'S. I'D Fast
l.il.>t.. near ith-aN'. -,
,ylSS lady. thoroughly acquainted WIN
''.,,,,, traNcl be-, hotels. flir prices
...,ui,,r Tucli-h French. German. i,a'la"
-rrcnfiv aud some spanish ana l'ns>i'h. uJ'
sire. TO cLap"ron' lai" h'''7
Adde's, ESQ LeNlrgton-aNe.
f,r.NsTKESS.- by Swedish Giri, ana
80, with chan bcru ORR can BE- seen
=, n,escnt employers. from 10 to IL Mon
dsy. iO6 East 3eth.st.
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4 rrprrLrcAx MAYOR FOR mNRrroRD.

Hartford. Conn. Ap,l In the election today
Henry {. Dwight. Republican. received 3.6i2 votes
and 'lnile- l.. chapman. Democrat. 3.'j7. making
Dwight Mayor O., 10, plurality. The Democrats eject
four ilierucu ard seventeen COun'lnrn. and the
KcpuhlicAu- eject four Aldermen and fifteen 'onn'l
mon bat If the EIGHT Aldermen who hold over from
lat year .lN are Republicans. 80 that the 'iiN GOV.
ornament j, Icpubca Oh joint ballot hY majority "t
'uu. This VA the first 'liN election ni"ri ti'
~.,r., Ballot lH. The polls closed al y. 20. and
the ic- uli Wa known before -.
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4 UILL4GE DESTROYED BY A STORM.
MANY or THE INHABITANTS THOUGHT TO BIZ
KlLLED-A TRAIN OF FREIGHT CARS

DESTROYED.

Burlington Iowa. April 1T Is reported that
Prophet >iown. H.. has been swept away by gale.
There no particulars. except that twenty freight
cars blown 10 pieces. that the whole town Wa
wiped from the face Of the earth. and that many
people have been Killed. Tie wires down. and
4 fhi- hour II probable that no additional in
formation viii De secured tonight.
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law passed last wear says the statute has been pro
ductvc of good results.
OF the nine livestock Insurance companies doing
business in this state the superintendent says all OF
them are organized under the socallod Gun act OF
le'J by ming charter papers with the secretary Oh
state They are not under any state supervision
whatever. and he thinks they not worthy OF public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
4 TRACK TANK on THE Il. AND o.

baltimore. April The Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
IN M DAYS viii begin to put IN track the Wash
ingtou and Philadelphia branch. This will enable the
trains e faster time. the engines take water while
running at good of speed. The officials they
expect to equip this division by MAY with the fin ct
passenger In the construction ~ which
!, now going on at the Pullman Car Companys shopa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

Washington. April The House Committee on
Pension, today ordered favorable report on the
Iroob>hrc bill granting pension to Mrs Della T. =
Parncll daughter of the late Admiral Charles stewart
and mother OF Charles stewart Parncll. The original
bill which provided for pension OF 800 per month
was amended 4, to reduce the pension 10 $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
WINSTON .IIDSON.

St. Joseph. Mo. April 7.-Winslow Judson. prcsi-
dcni OF The It. joe It. Louis and santa Fc Railway
Company, died today of parcss. after Illness OF
several weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
TO AID THE WINNIPEG AND nrD>oN's BAY

TO AID THE WINNII'I" AND III D>oNN BAY LINE.
chi. ago April a Gl-pl' IA from St Paul MINI, say,
Pr,at, al,rc. from ottawa that the canadian 10Y
eminent IA. decided gUafant" the interest on - 100000
u f,r bond, % hc issued by IN" winnipeg ana Hudson :
Ia, Railway and Navigation Company FOR the construction
, that ioh Hugh Suth iiant president " the COMPANY
md t,tr.>,ntat,r~ II "a" British capitalists VINO N"
ready 20 mt their money into tn scheme are al OTTAWA
,,tnr.fur the arrangements. Year, ago thr 'oWpah!
secured a large giant aid ~ th' road bnt i"n'o 7"
interest capital until tn, Nolqunv "o'"inHh' su'iahr""
me Interest on raj millions ~ IT. bonds b'ior' u'
,ia a.. utilize! M. DrosnWay Government returned
t nnvef and secured H.. repeal Since th'h th' ""N'rh
mont AZ ottawa ha, been be>iegcd and majority 81 th'
member, u Parliament hay been indu'eu I" >s" p'''
q, AID m, ro,d \ Till VIII soon BE- introduced !" guar
a., .,,.,..t o. - GOO 900 u the conpanf's bonds.
and It VIII undoubtedly he passed AZ uA' session. an"
,,, Viii De- resumed soon A. the weather WI" PRINT
There j. a hnl p'nGing 'h the N'n'''o' H'-''''"
,,i,, subsidy %, $50 900 ior tn building Of POI
lion - the road which passes through that Province "'"
Winnipeg northward."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
nrNncrArlc MMonIrl II nNIDoEroRr. coNN.

DINpCE ATit MAJORITY ~ hhllorfl''kl, ''NN'
bridgeport conn. April i~pc'iall.-In the cry
,l.,,..r ., d.v the -c,ond under the consolidation
aof ard Tire first under -" secret Ballot law. Robert
T. De Forrest Opcm.l. WIS elected Mayor by ~ ma
iorIfy over o,lllpn Iouc. thc Republican 'nndidat'
The control Of the cry council remains with the
Ibsf ri