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the sales of government lands in
since June so, 1889; cxem NhAsS4 1,
from jury and military duty;
the ad jutant general to supply 5s
Sons of Veterans with arms assA "
ments not necessarily in other
Tho following senate bills 5s az ~
tablishing state mcteorolos
amending section !, chnpte3 81 s.
cole, relating to the admisS
neys; reconveying ten
Evans; amending section III SO :ssS
laws of 1880, relating tsFsaS alss
county of Meade providi f3s
with Lawrence county. fsSSs fss5 M I,
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section 4, of the constit 49, ~
branch of the asylunaSS
to appropriate lands WI Sss
to amend section 3, 5es
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In Barrel Of Lime.
New YoHx. April lA--A Copenhagen cable Z
NV days ego told of horrible murder Of . fsc-
tori messenger some time aso BY one Phitipson,
. soapmakex. who had confessed and said be
strzuslcd the messenger for the money he wss
carrying. and packed the body In . barrel Of
lime which he sbipped 70 . fictitious name ct
Racine. Wisconsin.
II b now learned that the barrel arrived here
by the steamahip Thfngvaiia. February 4. IL
was shipped and the charge paid by sMr
Smith" snd consigned to Befesford Broa, Ra-
cine. wells. Fargo = Co. being named a
the forward n The cAsk was sent to
the appraisers ofhcs. where the head
was taken o6 and . iissle of the
contents examined. having . resemblspcs 70
plaster Of paris The cask was then rehesdcd
and set sside with the dssy fixed a es0
The express company wrote 70 Racine and
learned that no such nrm was there.
Word Was then sent to sMr
smith," in copenhasen, but. OF course,
no reply was received when Phfiiipsen's con-
iessson was made known. the Authorities cabled
the Danieh cunsul here and the caxk was exam.
inei By custsnes ofnciAlG
The body was found In Il in fair state OF
preservation. though those who opened the
cask were driven away before more than one
hand and the side Of the lace had been un-
covered
his not Jet known what diposisson vim b.
made of II
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ME~rnts. April A--The tssck was good and
wessher pleasant
roar furlonss- Bo~en won. 10 Garter second,
Chimes fAisd. time. 81
Seven fnrlcEn-workrAn ven. Marie second.
MAry J. third: time. lis
Nile ard one ne-sixrssnsh-aanse ronso won.
Tudor rccond. Jscesir third. time. s:slas
Nile and neeixhth-Faysfse won. s:ony
Nousgonery second. Nccauiy third: time. 50 1
SIX farsonxs Barney won. Bonnie Tss seoord
Ok sahons KID shird. tine 80.
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4 General Dispositton to Make Conces-
sions by Both sides.
wAsHISeSox CRY, April IA--Nembsrs Of the
House caucus silver com mitfee had two houYs'
eesE1on this morning. There was general DIS
position 70 reach some kind of an agreement,
and spirit Of concession characterized the en-.
tire proceedinga
When recess was taken the indications were
that the meeting had at last found common
ground; that they viii be ready very shortly 10
agrse upon formal proposition acceptable 70
themselyes at least, although further modi6ca.
uors may have ~ be made to meet the views
Of Republican senatoss
The basts OF agreement win be the window
bill. a. IL emerged from the House ct mmitfeo
on coinage, with the addition Of few provis-
ions intended 70 meee the yiews OF the silver
men. II viii probably provide for the unlimited
purchase OF hnition produced 10 the Omitted
states - market price not to exceed a doaar
for III 3 graina and. that prics reached. there
viii be free coinage.
Treasury notes issued In payment for silver
VIII te redecmsblc in bullion or coin- At pres
snt this proposition has not been formally
adcpted, and the committee viii have another
The meeting Of the Republican senatorial sil-
yer committee vas held this morning. and II
noon > roceas Was taker-
Ths discus1ion g times IVES animated, hut .
spif1t - cnsn promise Mas shown. Mambcxs have
! pledged secsecy as To details OF the meeting, but
the opinion II expressed that dennite conclu-
sion win be reached ct the next meeting.
IL was intended that the House and Senate
committees should meet in joint session To-
night but this ID found impracticable ewing 70
senatorial engagements. aud the Republican
House caucus. which was to be held tonight,
has been postponed indefinitely - . conse-
quence.
The afternoon session Of the HOUSE commit
foxs stnseo eoA
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\ 0a1hsrtng ~ Frienas SPEAK Rsghay cr
The n>aA St&s<susaa-
wAsxsxarcx crrr. April IA largely ~
sezaed meeting al he frtendx a. shs sAfe s>saues
take arproqrfAte ac<iau urca his d<AtA
~ vsncrahle sx-6ovsrnoS t'nrssn. of pennsyh
vansas was s<ierssa - eeSsrmaa. Governor
Cnrtln. lifelong trlena Il R4a1aal rsNss
Esu fess1nx address in - lsak see ss<sznhisxe
- eryler. sna xpnke OF Tire deceased IN terms ef
sen0es~ss sna~srn<as
4 committee appointed rsporscf resnaukioss
sektiuk forth the n@sscn's loss In the death Al
RAndsi The aseeea&> were wxrm IN symra-
shetsc feslinx and o1saSlsslc uf RAnaAifs hiSA
cAasscses. iofty anhssaaa. aa1sss rnrpasss ruse
ana exa1tsd nsxnAeoes and drse aaa courageous
devotion 10 conviction.
Speeches we're snsar NJ cansyssssaen Nc
creery. Of keasnekss HscaaF, ns GeorxsAs
Rogers et Kansas iatsrstsse Commissioner
Bsasg and others
wAxHsxETcS Crrv, Arsii tt--Ar air ef sad
ness rsfvsdee TIE Hoasc WHEN The SPEAKERS
Gsyes called the beay 10 evdc-. prxped in black
aud osnameaf<d wssh hkisssone Garai dcsiga.
the sr.t iong occupied by Randall recalled -
nemt<u THE tscs thai their cid colleague hxs
psssesa away iossvey.
4 esayon pcrsrafs Of she ex-slrsakcr, hwnr in
the lobby. was also saily drsred with emhicns
Of mourning
In his prayer the cAsplain made . toarhsng
aliusiou TO the dead Congressman and when he
hsd eoncindcd. oNsiii Of ienusyivsnis. DE-
lyered . nrics eHloxy, then cAcred resolution
of regret ~ Eandasgs DEATH and provisiiax fnr
. accmmifsee Of nine members al the House -
attend she fanersl
The House then adjourned.
The scunie provided FOG . committee 10 attend
kandaii's funeral sad adjourned. Chaplain
Rev. ,. J. G. Builder. In the crensng prayer. made
IN appropriate reference ~ RanaAlis dea tn
There was . stsAdy stream OF callers ~ the
Randall rcsftcncs today 10 express their syra-
pefhy with the eercavcd iamify. 4 large mum
Der Of kilograms cs enndclenec were received
from we'll known perpcua
The remains will he taken from the house al
O'Clock on Jhursdny morning 10 tho chnrcb
whore they can be viewed until 90. when The
services begin.
Al Laurel hiif ccmesesy the eanket VIII be
opened and IN cpporhniiy given the friends Of
the dead man 70 view thr remsirs
Honorary pail bearers sye, george W. chiias,
A. y Drexei, Colonel Alexander A. X. Mcclure.
William AeNu;ien, kx xsSosetnoF Andrew g.
Curtin. Charles A. Dana. Senator 6orman. TX
Congressman sowdsa. Representative Hiosinl.
Senator Barbour aud Dallas Sanders
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Changing Theatrical Performance
Arouses an Audiences Indignasion.
PANAMA. April IA serious disturbance oc-
CARED at the santa Lucia fheater. Santiago de
Chill, eunday evening. The management.
without previous insimatiou. changed the play
and curtailed the performance By one or two
octa-
The audience tore the drop curtain to pieces,
the piano was smashed and chairs and other
fuynisure Was wrecked
The managers and actors beat . timely re-
treat, or they would hsss been roughly handled
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sArLoR.s UNION.

Jolly Tars Of the Atlantic, the Pacific,
Lakes and Gulf to Combiue.
New YoRx. April H-DeIegAscs representing
various organizations OF fremen and sailorx In
this city. Brooklyn. Jeney city. Philadelphia.
Baltimore, Boston and Chicago met today for
the purpose of forming national organization.
Resolutions OF sfsiission of al seafarsng men
OF Pacific, Atlantic. gulf and lake ports. with An
srnaIgamatson under one head in order that .
uniform rate of wages aud equal conditions be
established throughout the United states were
adopted. and also one pleaging the anion to
buy only union made goods where cbsssnsble
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cAKKLEssxEss CAUSES DEATH.
AsxsrnI LfyeA Lest By InAxpsrfsusa n

s1ssxAws MlcA-. Apru A-Tae accident 20
shs stesEer HsntJ Boy yesterday seenx 70 hs
me s<ssss CT sross nexiigs2eel Ths man ss the
vhs<l vas isexp<r1encs1 The eurrens carried
the haxf asozs rs,ifly and ne Lost hold ~ the
iecsssvt moment tur1sd the whees 10 the wroag
:tscerscn in BIS excstsnens. tnsa tried 10 ssxnsl
the snxi-ses 10 ssep. bzs instead ssgnAied 10
sbes6 .; fzli syeSd-"
Tne boss ssruek tie bridxs and al ths upper
wuska aE1 p~ssenRsss were swep4 fnre ste rfvsf-
Msuy wxrs rescued by small erntf rssskng css
from the sacrs. hut sozne wsre lost TIE nnna
hare t&cn recovered IL is snpe~xisls 70 say asft
suy esrtAsn,F sow mary. Tvesse eF sfssen per
SONS we're sisxsssy smIafef
Tue wheeznan. Gr<nsu and xsg1ns<r are
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MfSxEArolIs, April n.~-Tha results OF the
grand iurys two weeks Investigation Of alder
manic Doodle charges were made evident this
morning when bench warrant was issued for
the arrest OF Aldermen John r. Mctsowan and
Fred Brusshassf. Of the First ward. and city
Clerk Charles ,. Haney. On charges Of bribery or
attempting bribery. The aldermen are accused
Of soliciting money offered 10 . chicxxo CON-
pany 70 deliver twenty-five aidefnanic yoseA for
q paving coutracs II they paid 5000
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and TyaGefs' Produce kxahaure. u. Lanser
Hugh L. Pugh Nccrea- \. X Duncan and Isaac
Reese. made an sxsi<nmeHf today. Liabilities
arc estimated st sioofco. The exchange hopes
TO pay in full Tie fAlinre Is caused by the
recsnf rise In wheat and pork and the fall Ia
certain stocks
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Grxar RALEs. ~ H.. April 1.-THE alleged
confession Of Isaac n sswfsIis 10 universally
diseresfited hero. u IL generally thought thss
the story IL q fabrication. n SawleIle Is the
author ne bias constructed IL to nsske If appear
that the murder WAS committed Ia Mzine. 10 he
may ESCAPE the rasiovs
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NIxxKAroLrs April h--A package eontsin-
ing three anl . half pounds OF dynamite,
several cartridges and z<foos fsse. uss found
near the state rsfofmstury II g. Cloud. Mum.
and II 70 thought that some one intending TO
blow mp tho Institution had left Il there. prob.
shiy being frightened away ~ critical mo-
uneut
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r4xA' Peru. April n-Prssidensiai ana gem
eral elections we're held yesterday. and passed
on quietly in al paris OF the republic The re-
suit seems 70 favor Colonel Morales. the Ber-
muAese Official nosainee for president, and to
eiss the present constitutional government .
strong majority.
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The wesseru Fighter Handles MeCaffrey
Very ka.ity.

NEw YosK. Apgi; H--Jsmes Ccfheu. OF Cali.
foFnts. was given benefit tonight a. the Fifth
avenue Casino. In Bscckiyn, and IN three
round contest for points with Damtnick Accaf-
trey. made game of the Esstcrn man. ont
generating Mccartney on every rosnt This did
not altogether please the s,ssn spectators who
were present. for they wanied 10 see a knock.
ont
IN the ART two rounds the spsrring was iirhs.
but in the third and last round Ccrt,@tt received
= hearty applause when he demonstrated how
easy il was for him 20 Go ss he pleased with
McCaAfcy. /.
steve 0'Donneli, reIcree had no occsxion for
hesitation In giving corhett he palm
Billy o'BsIcn, manager Of the affair, said he
would bring Corbett and Sullivan together %.
fore long.
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SxwAsK, y. j., April ik.Mrs Peter Mono
ghan and Herman Henriehs were fatally rored
By COW last night They approached the asi.
mails eaif when the COW brokc Z chain BY
dssn and then attaeked them wiff hsr horns
aud hccfs They wsrs terrib.y cut aud bruised
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Kansas cfry. April fG--IAst week the body
OF IN unknown man was found In the Ksw river
q Argentine. Kan. From = railroad ticket IL
II supposed that be was on his way from Port
land. Gre. to New York. aud from other papers
that he was II. G. Basseit. Of New York A cor
oner's jury returned verdict OF accidental
death. No enc appeared 10 claim the body. aud
Il vas buried IN the Poster's feld
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PARIS. April A-Fursher trials Of the new
electric submarine torpedo boat Goubes,
named altar the Inventor. hare been held af
cheyboufg The boat wss submerged three
quarters OF an hour and performed nansuves
which proved that she can be handled with pes.
tecs ease and safexy under water.
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I.INskEn or. rxusr.

The Corperstien keorxsaises with Eigh-
teen Miltions Capital.
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE National Lnsced Oil
Trustsa trust. has ess I'D 70 <xfs<. aud n IL
placo now ktanzis the Nations, Linsscd OIL Co
chartered under the laws of Iliinots. owueu
of forty niue ierse<d ~ rsfsIs forty elevators,
Ranging from 7aoOec husheh downward, and .
line Of tank cars. srel Interested. The capital
STOCK 10 t1Ao1o.om The old trustees have been
el ected directors, with Mr.. Euston. Of Missouri.
q president
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CoIusA. Cal. April l<--11e M
bytsry TODAY closed ~ sonnlor 6
four dsyA Thirty m1nfuop1D 60
been in attendance. "a
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ixsscs. April Affections for nffy elective
nsmber Of The house Of peers have been held
ana resulted ia the rssurn Of the Conservatives
and Proxrrsssss candidsies- Nos = Republican
afsrsed
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HAs1yoHp. Conn. Apei1
Dickinson. of ths freshman o14m
iexe. received news of HI eoo( 7
Of ss,ooo.ooo, through - 16ol1 x
Frames. II
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Dxs Mosxxs. In, April 1&--o
works burned today. Loes, ~ 2
yioycs. tro girls sud 60 n&o4 U1
deafh 3s j<<3&
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Nsw ORLEANS. Apsil sf-AiI trains between
New Orleans aad Jackson. ca the fiiinos Cen
nsi. have been suspsns.sd. Railroad men cal
cnlasa from the seriousnezs nf The overflow tina.
n win be several days before tonmunsestsoas
can Be resumed.
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Lospos. April IL --Ise Bssksress 7rfegru5s1
OF yssky. states thai fise essu6 rrfs Ceastants-
nowIben hes been asrrssea a. -. Petersburg for
being connected wfsh Tevoaas oDssy prcpa-
s~.<fa
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LcsEox. Apzil lA-Parneli vii rAhea mosion
In TIE house os commons fog the re5ecxssn Of ths
Ir.sh land purchase hsal recently introduced By
B&ssonr-
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rasT rrux

ne Northern Pacific Railroad vesuhase psn-
ing ana Stepping Car Lknes daily service 70 D
Pau. Aiaaespoaiss Dusuta and ChtcaSo No
sr route 20 Chicago. Tcarsss sseepzng csys
IhrouSh pacing peaeeng~rx - the Insoa fsros
chzca9o. ssvea hOArs ard tat-ry-ssx inmates
ahead a. cher EneA A. CAilesrx. city reksz
asscr -JS = co.d street, Boason nsoek. = TonGtn.
deyos Eekes sNeuf. seattle
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HANrA Cats April n.-@&9
election today q. nounnnH
mayos. With . ma5oe1e4 e RI
Robert EMey. Tho tU(nl 49,
largest voss ever polled 81 ~ r
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s-A - - ..s... s'e e'eansus = une powes
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Ds e. sohueon haz rernsssf into hn ptw
oesee u the SHERMAN hao<ks rcrfhesss cosner
Front and Chssry xfreetA
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w.ssh~w Marie Dead.


Iosps-. Apssl Isi-Msus~w HAIRS . mem
ner for East 6sswsy. 10 q 81
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AT eassses Of sicksts reading via the rnton
Parlnc N the East are sued via eAa LAKE CRY
and Denver uisheHg extra charge A. c. MarssA.
eisy ssekss axens -aS<xurd ss-ces, Boston nsock-
o. T. Bssgxs. sGenx cry dcck-
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WAsracs essaued ferr 81 Hess worx gszFa1seed
by = A. srh&rssn. lsvsEer us sxezsy@ese yeaEs
exper1enx<s IA f1ke ssseel
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The Vile Falling
CAsso. April i&-Ths Ssie IL failing rspsdiy.
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STILL RIGHT SID
woodworth's Prophecy I
to Destroy ,TrI1co
TAs F~IsAfsl FIse - - leoc
sr~ss the nv = nsalo1
Services j .|5|

ST HstuSA. CAL. Apffl Ae-Xkn
pocsa seasers. Who cssns . II 49, E.
shs Lest suo weeks - nats roeur6 r.
escare the psesdscoed tidal vnNo q
cl Oakland aud san Fronelnno. q +
day. sre nov seeing 20 -. 1rnsln6
discovered that 81 Helena = - ST <
place that shey arr not sa1p hesx
A iArre namher cf thom -
mountAin iAx& weed sna I -
xrces went 70 tno summin e e
morning. Further than DIR - Z
mountains tho lana,5c. oro -
commosicn today n 8 61ou21
them that this pscphes 81 eV11 -
aad about tomorrow e q ekou
majority vii, return . oak1onA
SAN fHAxcl~cc. Anffi M--1111
the fact thai this b she sie1 q II
to the prophecy q poum Sca1S1n
and Oakland Are d - 112
an earthquake sud t3aat TSi l r.
IL no indication q TN -
= destruction. Tho dn1 y
and q any OF the believers r. ~
and Prophet Hrickxon. vhn - n1
By the hills IN neixhhOfine ooGh -
city this morning thefr iafth q ~
would probably b shskon,
sAx1A Rosa. Cal, AprIl Il -
exrissnens among - Wss61Sf1
ta.s morning. Al nrst Il - 1r
santa Rosa mas In - d.. ~ F.
laghsn vision lasx wesS. snomr
earied - tho ouiy saia plncA nro1
I'VE ana I'm len thIo mosntuR =
for the scp o. Taylor moun6Sin. -
OF shis city. They wefs iojos1 ~ =
salvation Army and holinom -
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Pullman fes<ryatsonn ua6o r
VIA the North<xu Feri0f m&lr
sleeper and 1ining-caf hn&
fieksx axsnS IL eecoo1 nllQ
X Tonkfn. depox tiekss Go11
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Toaxas slseping cazy dof11
ana Chicago Twenfy-1se ~.
route and aeseu hours on1 0
sdvence of compexlnR nn<k
llffer agent. 5l1 e<z1o16 otr1G
1cnkln. depot Stckee nGeu& <
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