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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
More Hose and Hydrsnis Wanted Frol
the SuDerVisors.

More Hose and Hydrsnis Wanted From
the SuperVisors.
The Board OF Fire Commissioners met yester-
day, and Chief Scannell reported that The new
chemical engine had been given trial, and had
worked satisfactorily. He also submitted his re-
ports OF the recent exhibition made TO show tie
necessity of more hydranIs being supplied.
A Tier the reading Fire Commissioner Schmitt
made Il motion that the Board OF Supervisors be
requested 10 take immediate action in the prem
ises and provide more hydrauts The motion
carried.
1t was also decided to request the Supervisors
to organize a company OF four men 10 work the
new chemical engine.
Plans aud specifications for the new engine
house on the core lot on Market, Bush ana Bat
teTy streets for the chemical engine were adopted
In addition TO The request for the new bydI ants
the Supervisors Will be asked to supply greater
quantity and better quality OF hose.
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Young Mems Lyceum.

The Young Mems Lyceum and Debating
Society held Its weekly meeting last evening in
Lyceum Hall, 232 Sutter street. j. r. Ruck.
stell delivered short but instructive lecture on
"lhe Study of Classics as an Essential Of a
thorough Education" handling his subject in
an easy and able manner. This was follow ed by
debate on SHOULD the United States make
paper money an exclusive legal tender, abolish.
Ing gold and silver" The debators were A. II.
San6orn on the affirmative and W. w. Pullman
on the negative. After spirited discussion the
decision by vote was In favor OF the Affirmative.
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AROUND THE GLOBE.
Gigantic Excursions Planned by the Cana
dian Pacific Road

Gigantic Excursions Planned by the Cana
dian Pacific Road
OTTAWA, April 26.-The first Of the new yes
sells now being built by the Canadian Pacific for
III YancouyerChina route Will be launched in
November. II Is tie Intention of the
company TO send them to the Pacific
Coast, via the Suez Canal, and furnish at
the same time one of the graudest excursion
trips even undertaken around the world under
the British flag. with only Two transfers al Van
eOuVeT ana Halifax. The vessels Will visit
proceed to China and Japan. at Yoko-
hama entering upon their regular trip
to Vancouver Such an excursion has never
been undertaken heretofore. Tue three vessels
Will follow each other at stated Intervals The
globe gtrding excursion viii be Opeu 20 tourists
at about 5000 for the round trip. All
the room IN the first vessel has been
engaged. When these greyhounds OF the Pacific
are on the China route IL Is expected the passage
viii be made IN ten days, aud with a fast s-rvlee
on the railway IL viii be possible for the Canadian
Pacific Railway TO land passengers and freight
FROM China to New York before the United
States can land them ln san Francisco.
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PARTISAN SOCIETY.
4 Small Dance and Supper Given by Min
lister and Mrs Reid

Small Dance and supper Given by Min
lister and Mrs Reid.
PARIS, April 26.-A small dance and supper
was given last night at the residence OF the
American Minister. During the recent visit of
Minister aud Mrs. Reid to the United
States, the children were cared for by
Mrs. Ogden Mills, who came over from
England for that purpose The cotilOn was led
by Count de Narbonue Lara and
Mrs. Mills, who wore dress of
white SIX, embroidered with black
white lace, and diamonds. Mrs. Cavendish
Bentlnck Hale wore mauYe, bro
caded with wh1e embroidery. Coun-
tess Raben appeared In old rose and
gauze Nine. Schoenha wore pink. Mrs.
W. I. Moore was much admired 10 a pale blue
SILK aud tulle, Mrs. Grant in mauve and
blue, Miss Marion Monroe was ia pink Mrs.
Ramsay in pale green, embroidered in crystal,
mrs. Jay in white SILK and Miss Post in pale
plnk.
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THE AMERICAN WON.

Pettitt D feats Sir Edward GRAY, the English
Amateur Champion at Tennis
LONDON, ApIil 26. - Petttt. the American
lawn tennis champion played match to-day at
the Queens Club against Sir Edward Grav the
English amateur champion. PetLltt won six
games 10 i've. Petttt plays at the Worlds
Championship Tournament, Dublin, during the
las week In May. He is matched against Charles
Saunders, the English champion, for a stake of
E5OO
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THE AMERICUs CLUB.

Speaker Reed Responds to Toast at the
Annual Dinner
PITTsBURG, April 26.-The Amerlcus Clubs
annual dinner tonight cOmmemorating lis birth
DAY was great event and OF more than ord iuary
interest. Speaker Reed. re spouding to the toast.
" Ihe Republican Party" Ievle wed the story OF
Southern outfages, and demanded that tile negro
be gwen the power to vote the same as the white
man.
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Mrs, Garfield at the White House. J..

WASHINGTON, April 26.-NIrs. Garfield, widow
of the President, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Stanley Brown. called at the White House this
morning. The President, Mrs. Harrison and
In the red parlor. They remained in couversa-
tion about a quarter OF an hour This Is the
first time that Mrs. Garfield and daughter have
President Garfield
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Seyen Hsrl Rounds

SACRAMENTO, April 26.-Jimmy Morrissey
defeated Tom Moran at the Comique Theater to-
night in seven hard rounds. The contest was
one OF the best ever seen In Sacramento. 1t was
case OF hard hitting from the start, with plenty
OF science thrown in. MOrrissey was the lighter
OF the two. but his cleverness won him the fight.
Both are light weights.
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Affairs in Dahomsy.

PARIS, Aprl 26.-At meeting OF the Cabinet
to-day, Barley, Minister of Marine, announced
that sufficient supplies have been sent TO Koto-
nou, DabOmey, to last during the rainy season.
The cruiser Roland had been ordered 10 leave
Senegal with detachment Of Senegalese rife
men 20 re- enforce inc koiouOu garrison.
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CROSSING THE BORDER.

Eleven Chinese Captured by the Customs Off,
GERS Near San Diego.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-D. E. Coon, Chinese
inspector al San Diego, to-day telegraphed the
treasury Department as follows: "My con-
stabulary force have arrested to-day eleven China
men and Two white accomplices, smuggling across
the line hom Mexico. learn thai the number
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STATE SUPPLIES.
Contracts for the Napa Insane Asylum Awarded
kv tn Trustees

EOts IVI pa
bv thu Trustees.
NAPA, April 26.-The Board of Asylum Trus-
tees met to-day In regular session and awarded
contracts for furnishing supplies as follows:
Meats, per pound, Zoner & Even, beef Az
cents, mutton 514 cents, sausage 10
cents; -four and grain. TO Starr & Co.,
S5921 81; for irkin butter, per pound
Brigham, Hoppe s. Co. bid u Is CENTS and e.
Whitney & Co. 1875 cents. On account OF tie
the contract was not awarded. Fresh butter
per pound, Brigham, Hoppe & Co., II cents; po-
tatoes per Genital, Robert Halght & Co.. 81 %; F;
eggs, per dozen, c. Z. Whitney & Co.. 2l3L
cents; clothing, Arndt g. GumpertZ S2o2S 75;
shoes and slippers, fl. j. Manasse & Co., S765 /;
brooms and brushes, Hotel g. Smith. SLY;
Morganthau & Co, $50; dry goods, }. A. Nc
Clelland CO., s25l9 10; coal, per ton, Wilson
a. 0Bren, IS 35.
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Personalities iu Court.

The argument on the plea in abatement en-
tered by the United States District Attorney
against the indictment charging j. w. Kennedy
with embeZzling .Postofiee money oIder funds
was heard yesterday by Judge Hoffman. Attor-
neys Carey and Van Duzer engaged ia eonsidera-
bic personal tongne-lashing, which was finally
stopped by the Judge. The plea was denied.
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A SILVER DEBATE.
Republican Senators Hold Caucus to Conside,
the Problem.

~s0VIEFKOuKf VUuSlUbr
the Problem.
WASHINGTON, April 20 A caucus of the Re-
publican Senators was held this morning 10 con.
sider the silver situation. The committee which
met the committee of the House Republicans
and agreed 10 the form of the Silver BIZ reported
the result OF their work, wbereup0n discussion
ensued tnat was not completed when the hour for
me opening OF the Senate arrived. There was q
great variety OF views expressed by the Senators,
Dut 1rlenns OF the measure agreed upon by the
Two committees are confident IL Will be adopted
by the caucus.
Immediately after adjournment the Senators
resumed their caucus on the Silver Bill. The
western Senators were emphatic in their ex-
presslons Tor free silver coinage and the Eastern
senators look the other extreme position, favor
Ing bill more like Wiudum's modified BILL
Nothing definite was decided npon.
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WASHINGTON, April 26.-It is understood that
the trial of Frank Ward, the dairyman, indicted
for the murder OF Maurice Adler, in the Marble
Saloon, on Pennsylvania avenue. will be placed
on the court calendar either next week or the
week following. His counsel have abandoned
the idea OF making another motion for admission
TO bail, and Will ask that the case be disposed OF
as soon as possible.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27
Lassnn In Grammar.

Teacher-In speaking of John and James,
why is it wrong to say John is the smartest ?
Red-headed boy at the foot of the class
holds up his hand and wiggles it to and fro
to attract the teachers attention. The
teacher looks up hopefully at him and sig
nities that he may give the answer.
Red-headed boy-Because James would be
Jealous
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

I. 7. Riordan has applied for letters OF admin
istration on the estate OF John II. Nolan, con-
sistng of bequest OF $4,000 from e. H. Baird
DAVID Duran on The estate OF Della Mcdonald,
valued at 1928. and Public Administrator Pen
ME on The estate OF Maria Murray. valued at
$464. The latter left no heirs
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Muzt Re seftled

LISBON, April 26.-The United States and
British Governments have made an imperative
demand that the DelagOa railway question be
settled shed by arbitration. The United States and
Dtnsh ,t imlnlsters had long Interview Today
VIII lhe Foreign Minister who has The affair ui-
Ger consideration. - ~ -
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LOWERED THE RECORD.
An Excellent Run in Cold Rqin Over Rough
Road

NEW YORK, April 26.-Willie Day was the
champion at the crOss-country running to-day, in
cold and beating rain, over eight miles of the
toughest going any cross-country runner ever
experienced He surpassed himself lowering
his own record by almost six minutes and cover
ing the distance In At minutes Al seconds he
run was made at the fourth annual team cham
ponship meeting Of the National Cross-country
Association
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Mormon Affairs.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-Ex-G Governor Saun-
ders of Nebraska, now a member OF the Utah
Commission, appeared before the House Com
mittee on Territories to-day, and testified as 10
Mormon affairs. He leaves for Omaha on Mon
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The Northern Pacific Extension,

NEW YORK, April 27.-The Times says:
Henry Willard is credited with having told the
people of the Northwest that within the next
-FOUR years the Northern Pacific will expen
between $50. .00o. 600 and $50, 600 600, Chiefly
Montana and Washington. At that period the
line fully equipped
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German Embassadors RecalIed

BERLIN, April 26.-The Hamburger Nachrch-
ten says that the German ambassadors abroad
have been summoned to Berlin to consider varI-
Gus pending questions between the German and
other governments.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

A meteorite fell recently at Migheni, in
Russia. which contained about per cent of
an organic matter in the shape OF yellow
substance readily combustible, soluble in
alcohol and resembling resin. 1t also con-
tanned per cent of metallic salt of q new
element allied to tellurium.-Ex.
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TIMBER LANDS.
An Increase in the Appropriation Urged to
Protect Them From IJenredations

Frotect Them From Uepredetlons.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-C Commissioner Croft
has written letter TO Secretary Noble recon-
mending that the appropriation OF 500, 900 for
protecting timber lands from depredations be
raised 10 $40. 900. The Commits sioner says the
eihcieney of the work depends on The number
and activity OF special agents; that in CalifOr-
Mia there are between one and three thousand
cases, with but short season for work In the
held. and large force should be organized for
active Work as soon as spring opens. Croft says
the same may be said OF Washington and Mod
tana. Both Secretaries Noble and Window rec.
Ommend an increase 10 the APPROPRIATION.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

DUBLIN, April 26.-Davitt. who undertook to
mediate at Cork, failed 10 remove the deadlock
in the passenger and mail service. 1t is probable
trade will be diverted TO Southampton.
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EASTERN GAMES.
a Great Slu6ging Contest Between BrOthR-
hood Teams at Boston.

BOSTON, April 26.-In the brotherhood battle
between the New York and Boston teams TO-DAY
base hits were thick and home runs many
II looked like New York's game up to the sixth
inning, when the Bean-eaters gagged Cranes
curves and batting in three runs tied the score.
In the seventh the Bean-eaters batted out four
runs and won the game, which was called at the
END OF the eighth inning on account OF darkness
Summary:
Bostons. ns.......,,,,,.,,.,,.,.,..3I 81 o34 Oh
New forks.... q o DO
Base hits-Bostons IT, New Yorks IA. Errors
BoStons II, New Hor&s g. Batterles-Daily and
Kelly, Crane and Vaughn.
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A stae:.Rohbsr Convicted.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-Chief Postoffce In
spector RathbOne received Information to-day
that the notorious stage-robber, Frank Williams,
who was recently arrested In California for stop
ping stages, has been found guilty. The Post
office Department offered reward of $1,000 for
the apprehension Of any person engaged in stop
mir
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Taken on on WrIts.

Twenty.four Chinese were yesterday taken off
the steamer Cily OF Rio de Janeiro on writs OF
habeas corpus. The Chinese woman, WHO re-
Gently confessed TO Collector Phelps that her
story told on preliminary examination was false,
was Yesterday remanded by United States Com
missioner McAlIister
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

The charge OF disturbing the peace against
Frank Jones OF the Golden Gate Athletic Club
was dismissed In Judge Joachimsen's court yea
terday. woman named Mamie Mccoy, wh
was arrested at The same time. was hned $40.
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81. Andrew,s PICNIC.

The twenty-seventh annual picnic OF the St.
Andrews Society will be held at Belmont Park
next Saturday. The festivities OF the day will
llclude Scottish games ana dances, for which
valuable prizes Will be given. There will also be
other Interesting features TO make the affair an
enjoyable success.
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Hatchard Arrested. .

MILWAUKEE, April 2G.-Dr. Thomas Hatch
ard and wife were arrested this afternoon as the
result OF exposures made yesterday by the News.
charging Hatcnard with criminal practice. The
wife has been made par!iceps crmniS.
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To Erect a Hnspit.1.

valuable donation of land has been made to
the Cooper Medical College, which, with the
ground IL already possesses, Will enable it al an
early day to erect cOmmodiouS hospital which
it is intended TO make a model one In every
respect.
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Suspension of an Insurance Compsny.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 26-The Manufacturers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. which was Or
ganized In 1886, assigned 10 day. The liabilities
are S27 900, and assets $4,000 In cash. aud
S103, ,00O in premium notes.
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A BURGLARS FATE.

Killed While Robbing a Money Drawer by
Concealed Gun
OMAHA, April ga special dispatch from
Auburn says: George Woods, a Farmland, was
found dead under the cash-drawer In Roscow
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

The appraisers OF the estate of Aaron Cook
MED their report yesterday. finding that it con-
slsts oil an interest in the firm OF Ackerman q
LOOK, ana also real estate valued at sos, ,735,
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A Presbyterian Mass-NIeetIng

Ihe PresbYtery has called masS-meeting or
the people OF the Presbyterian churches OF San
Francisco to plan for church advance in San
Francisco, the time and circumstances being
considered favorable for such movement The
mass-meettng will be held at Calvary Church to-
mOrrnv eyautnp
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San Diego Land Comnsnv,

BOSTON, April 26.-The annual report OF the
San Diego Land Company shows sales to the
amount Of S50552 for Jog acres. The company
had 32,7S2 acres remaining lnYenlorIed to be
worth Sc, ,S77.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

The iants Defeat the Bean-Eaters in Well
Played Game.
BOSTON, April 26.-The league game today
between tile New York and Boston clubs was
lively and replete With brilliant features.
Rusie did remarkable work holding down the
Bean eaters to four safe hits. Clarke batted well
and Bassetts work was clever. Summary
Bostons. ns........................0 0 0 o o O.
Brooklyns. s......................0 0 l 0Ol 400
Base hitS-BostOns 4, New Yorks g. Errors-Bos-
tons ., New Yorks ]. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Gan
zell, Rusie and Buckley.
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A FALSE REPORT.

Denial Of Ministerial Crisis in the Brazil
ian Republic.
RIO DE JASEIRo, April 26.-The report of a
ministerial crisis is false. According TO a news
paper OF Montevideo. Ministers Bocayuva aud
Ruy Barboza retain their portfolios The state
OF discord In the Cabiuet has disappeared and
tne government has accepted the conclusion OF
the Washington Congress- settling ali questions
by arbitration which may arse between coun-
tries.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

Commencing to-day the new time. table of the
San Francisco and North Pacific Railway goes
into elect and the winter hours have been
changed 10 suit the summer travel.
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A Wet Day.

CHICAGO, April 26.-Raln prevented the games
Of the Players and National leagues at Brook
lyn, Buffalo, Pittsburg, Cleveland aud Cincinnati
to- day.
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Bros general merchandise store this morning.
Ihe store had been troubled with burglars, and
q gun attached to the drawer by wire was
discharged. The dead mans arms were literally
lure OF woman,s face and the words !" in
memory OF mOtIern
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small fire occurred about o'clock yester-
DAY morning IN the kitchen OF aIodging-house az
II Eddy street. IL was caused by the careless
handling of matches. Damages $50.
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Death of a sinnr chi0k

CALGARRY IN. W. IT,, April 2s.-Crawfoot.
great chief Of the Blackieet Sioux and one
OF the leading characters OF the Northwest. died
this morning after brief Illness. While In tile
throes OF death he named Three Bulls as hls sue
cesSoT.
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A Farmers' Association.

INDIANAPoIIs April 26.-The Farmers
Mutual Benefit Alliance Association was organ
ized to-day. Eleven counties, with 5000 meni-
Dership, were reported.
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THE EASTERN TURF.
Opening Day Of The West Side Meeting.
Results at Linden.

NASHVILLE, April 26.-Th ere was large at
tendance at the opening of the West Side $50
elation's spring meeting to-day The weather
was threatening and the track heavy. The races
resulted as follows:
First race, six furlongs. Worth (Bafnes) won
Creole Magee) second, Joe Courtney (WinchellI
third. Time, 1:19A.
Second race, half mile, for two year. old FL
lies, Annie Brown (Abbas) won, Too Sweet
(Goodale) second, katuna (Barnesl third. Time,
0:54.
Third race, five furlongs for two-year- old colts,
Bob (Goodale) won, Black Knight (Franc Isl
second, Average (Atknson} third. Time, l :OS
Fourth race, one aud an eighth miles (sw eep.
stake, Robespierre tFrancls) won. Prince Fonso
(Overtom second, Barney Stone Jr. (BaInes)
third. Time 2:o212.
Fifth race, seven furlongs Selling, Pell-Mell
thollis) won, Jack Cocks Jones) second, Love-
land (E. jones' third. Time, 1862.
Linden Results.
LINDEN, April 26.-It rained o-day, and the
track was very muddy. The races resulted as
follows:
First race five and half furlongs Blue Rock
tHamllton) won, Sam Morse Hueston) second,
Salvlni (AndersOn) third. Time, LII.
Second ace, five furlougs, Early Blossom
{Fly1n) won, Gray Rock (Stevenson) second,
Maggie Hunt colt (McDonald) third, Time,
Third race one and a sixteenth miles, Stone.
mason lMcDonald) won, Rudolph (Elynn) sec
ond. Lee Christy (SteVensonl third. Time,
Fourth race, one ana an eighth miles, Eric
tNai~ick) wont Sorrento (Anderson) second,
George Oyster (Culen) third. Time 2:O2Ja.
third. Time. 30.
Sixth race, six furlOnGs Selling, Monte Cristo
(Narshal0 won. Prince Howard Qamley) sec
ond Nina w (Slack) tntid. Time, ;2034.
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LONDON, April 26.-The tide OF Americans
across the Atlantic is beginning 10 flow. Among
the latest arrivals at the Hotel Metropole are j.
H. Brooman and the Misses Hobart OF San
Francisco
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MINERS BURIED.

Several Men Fatally Injured by Mass of
Falling Rock.
DILUTE (Nlinn.), April 2e.-In the Minnesota
Mine large mass OF rock fell on the men, bury
Ing them. An Austrian named Laschance was
taken out alive, but died III a few minutes Two
others were Injured Internally and will probably
die,
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Emin Pasha

ZANZIBAR. April 26.-Emn Pasha has started
for the interior, accompanied by 600 porters, five
German officers and large body of Nubian SOL
dleTs.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.


Totals ...........47 z IA 10 SO 10
some man out when winning run scored.
Umpire-John Donohue.
Scorer-Naller Wallace.
Time of game-Two hours and ten minutes.
AtteQdauce-25OO.