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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-04
Twenty Thousand Italians. VIII Guns
and Ammunition, Ready 10 March
Against New orleans.
A SEVERE STORM IN NEW
ENGLAND.
The Australian Commonwealth Prac.
iically a Ifp"slc with a
Monarch kultr.
Italians Are oc,ng 10 raL. mn A~nd
He, sng..

PITrsBuRu, April .. - a special
from Now castle, Pa, says Today
Sebastian Gabarfi0, leader Of 800 ltal.
ians employed near WAmpum, told a
sir,nge story, GabsrriO, who Il n
natufallled citizen and property owner
IN Wampum, seemed TO place con.
siderable weight upon the Information
Impaired. He said that strange Itnl.
Tau asked him II lao would w iuto n
plot 10 avongc his countrymcn who
had been killed nj New Orleans. The
stranger said 10000 Italians would 10
brought into plttsburg In five hOurs'
time, and, with the aid Of guns nnd by
surprising the citizens, they would he
able 10 take the city without mucl,
trouble. lie strongly urged Gabarrio
70 get the Italians ut Wampum 10 con.
sent Ia meet the Others Ia Pitus.
burg Mt n given signal. He
then told how every Italian set
uemcnt la Allegheny and Beaver
cDuntlcs were receiving the same In.
formation, and how each settlement
expected 10 sond n large delegation. In
the afternoon the Pittsburg envoy lcft
Tor Carbon 10 stir up the Italians there,
aud said n secret meeting was 10 be
held In the near future to talk the
matter over among themselves.
4 dispatch from Wheeling states
that 2OO0 Italians near Moundsvillv,
now employed on tho railroad and who
have been drilling, intend 10 ~ u
New Orleans, though for what purpose
they refuse n state.
Whatever of truth there may lie IN
III. reports from New Castle aud
Wheeling rs 10 Nh attack on pittsburg
In cass Of trouble between this country
aud Italy, one thing Il certain. Fov
the past week au unusual number III
Italians have been arriving In this city
daily, and today squads Of twenty aud
Thirty were unusually numt fuus, he
police department has been quietly n,
work and secured a list OF several hun.
drrd Italian boarding houses, aud the
daily invoices OF strangers are under
strict supervision.
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LONDON, April 3.-rhe German
semi.oillcial papers have been author.
lied to deny the report Of the transfer
OF Russian troops 10 the Galyan from
tier, and 10 minimize the Importance
OF the Cars decorating PRECEDENT Car
not. Nevertheless, the un-aAlncss IN
official circles remains the same. Tho
government Is reported TO be In posses
sion Of Imagination placing beyond u
doubt the existence Of defensive aud
offensive alliance between Russia and
France, including stlpulntions that
France will support Russia In her plans
against India.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-04
4 SEVERE STORM.
New Engiaud has ~ stin Northwest
Gale with Rain aud snow,

BosroS, April 3. go The storm
throughout New England was very
severe, still northwest gale blowing
NIL night, with heavy rain on the coast
and rain IN the interior. Sixteen
Inches Of snow fell throughout western
New England. All the trains are late.
The wind reached u velocity Of sixty
miles per hour. The barbor tide was
tho highest for six months.
Considerable damage was done ship
ping. Many vessels dragged their
anchors and drifted on the ilais. A
few schooncm were dismastrd and
others badly damaged by being driven
against the whnrvcs. Telegraph and
telephone wires arc down In every
direction.
Reports from Chatham state that
more damage was done inland than by
any other gale within the memory ot
man. The barometer was lower than
over before and this tide Is running
very high, the water completely cover.
ing the beaches.
BuRLIsG1oN, Iowa, April 9Th.
thermometer dropped twenty degrees
here today anu II has been showing for
tweniy.four houts.
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The ri,s.,mmou..u.i, Matter.

CuCAuO, April 3.--lInrry Ballard,
city editor OF the Hferyccdi, said 10.
day, la regard TO the Fit1ammOns.
Hall matter, that tbrec weeks ago
Clark, on behalf Of fitz-lmmons, de-
pOsitcd with him, $500 TO bind u
match with Hall, thai he had received
dispatches from Jim Ryan, whom he
did not know, and John Grant. prcsl.
deut Of the Astoria (Orcgon) Club.
Grant wanted the $500 sent ON 10
Astoria, but To this Clark demurrcd.
II the Hall party mean business they
should send someone here 10 cover the
money now up for Fltxslmmons. With
n representative Of Hall here, article.
Of agreement could he drawn, final
deposits arranged and n final stake.
holder agreed upon. Mr.. Ballard says,
In conclusion, that the San Franciscp
IrsntH1 Post OF March 3Jth says that
Joe Harris would that day forward
$1,000 here 10 cover f'itzsimmons' lie.
post, hut he had heard nothing Of Its
arrival yet.
4 dispatch from San Francisco 10.
night states that Hall aud Harris leave
tomorrow for Chicago, expecting 10
meet Fi,zsimmons there Ia about ten
days, AMI arrange match II possible.
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NEW YoRis, April s.--La Note,
Potter 4 Co. brought action for alpl
brokerage against George WasllhgIon
Hunt, president of tue Onsu a
Washington Territory Railroad Tom
pauy, for work In n deal not eonisl'i.
They claim 10 have procured ean VI
81 1000, 900 from the Oregon 4 fnas-
continental Company through Henry
Willard, In bonds OF the Omsa a
Washington Territory Compaty, al
IA. request Of defendant, who thu De
cllned to nccept the loan. Judr In
grnhnm ordered plaintig 70 giv,i-it
security on attachment, by while they
have levied on s9ls,000 In bont Anl
$3.50, 0Dn In stock Of Defendants sai.
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COMMONWEALTH or AUSTRALIA
% IL Said ca Have Copied III. Consii.
]. tuition OF the uaitrd states.

s''f'h " Wv ottFt %thtfss
LONDON, April a.--rhc creation Of
the Commonwealth Of A ustralia by the
Federation Convention at sydney 4.
barely noticed IN the morning papers,
which fall 10 recognize It's Importance.
The Star grasps the slgniilcance Of the
conventions action. "rhc Australi.
ans" II says, "havc copied the Con.
stitution Of the United States, avoiding
it, defects Of evils. Australia win nc.
cordlngly he q democratic faction,
practically republic, with mon.
archin ruler. The delicate task do.
wolves ON the Queen " appointing u
aforementioned. Australia will not
accept Titled noncntity. A mistake
la choice would cndauger the connec.
ton between the mother country and
Australia. where everything IA rips for
declaration Of independence aud the
election Of a President"
The convention adopted n clause OF
the Constitution providing that tn.
chief executive Of the federation shall
be appointed by the Queen. The pro.
position that the Governors General bo
elected by popular vote was rejected,
% TO 3.
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scARrF, 20 East, ~ South, Perfumes


Must be carefully considered by the
great majority OF people, In buying
even Necessities Of life. Hoods Sarsap.
arilla comments Itself with special
force 10 tho great middle classes, be.
cause II combines positive economy
with great medicinal power. II IN the
only medicine OF which can truly lie
said :" 100 Doses One Dollar" aud q
bottle taken according TO directions
will average 10 last u month, d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-04

CHICAGO, April ga special dis.
patch from Kansas City saw:
A colossal cattle deal has Just been
completed by wealthy stock men Of tbs
West aud Chicago packers. II In.
volved m outlay o. two aud half
million dollar, and eighty thousand
he'd OF cattle have been purchased ia
Texas, to he shipped To the Chicago
market. Half OF these were purchased
for w. =. Herring Of this city, T.. ID.
Armour OF Chicago, aud II. II. How.
ins, president Of the Cherokee Strip
Live Stock Association. An equal
number was purchased for Nelson
Morris Of Chicago, by Colonel Suggs,
the well,known stockman.
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\ stormy Dcbs,. In ,he Miners Cou.
EFess.

PAnis, April 3.-During today's scs.
sion 81 the International Miners Con.
grrss the aivisaoility OF a general strike
was brought up aud a stormy debate
ensucd. The discussion was brought,
TO close amid almost disorder, the So
cialist and anarchist delegates vocifer.
ously execratlns Delegate Basly, who
took an attitude VI moderation. II was
finally decided TO put the question To
n vote tomorrow. a bowling mob
gathered outside the building and
threatened vengeance ON Delegate Bias.
", who had to make his escape by thc
back door.
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LNin, Ohio, April 3.--rnc heavy
rains OF the last three days raised the
water To dangerous hight In ~.
Mafy's reservoir, and the town OF
Coiinn, with 1000 inhabitants, IL IN
Imminent danger OF being swept out Of
existence. This tracks of the LAX,
Erie n Western ar. submerged for u
distance Of twelve miles. Dozens Of
small houses owned by fishermen ar,
swept away aud twenty oil wells along
the banks are submerged. IL IL .sti,
mated that the total loss by the flood
VIII reach slOD,0D0. II l. still raining,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-04

CHICAGO, April a.-Contrary TO ex.
poctntion, today's session Of the
Worlds Fair National Commission de.
velopcd nothing sensational. A com.
munication urging economy was re-
ccived from Secretary OF the Treasury
Foster, but no action was taken toward
reducing the salaries. The concern
tration OF authority In the executive
committee Of the board Of lady man.
ayers was approved, Notwithstanding
the protest Of Secretary Cousins.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-04

CuucAuo, April a.-Tho Mouon iii.
cation, lnstigatei by W. s. Alley Of
New York, came toa sudden end to.
day. While n motion 70 docket tho
case In the Federal court was being
argued, Attorney Reed received tel.
cgram from Alley that the matter had
been settled, and 10 discontinue oil pro.
cccdings. The attorney for the Monon
received similar advice. Neither OF
the lawyers had any details, hut the
recent change OF management Ia sup
posed 10 explain the matter.
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That at this session the blood IL Allied
with Impurities, tho accumulation Of
months Of closc confinement In poor
~ ventilated stores, workshops and
ten-ments. All these impurities aud
every trace Of scrofula, salt rhoun, or
other dis. Asses may be expelled by TAX.
Ing Hoods Sarss pariila, the best blood
purifier ever pio luc ID. II IN the only
medicine OF which 100 doses ono dol.
lap Il TRUE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-04
Tho Lynch-rs VIII be brought 90
Trial.

LONDON, April s.-rhe Rome cor.
respondent u tho Nous telcgmphs:
"Portcr, United States minister here,
has Informed mo that the Feieral
government bas promised to do every.
thing possible 10 bring the New
Orleans lynchers to trial, and that both
thc American and Italian govern
ments are confident that the Incident
Will be- promptly and satisfactorily ar.
ianged." The correspondent adds:
"rhis opinion Is not very general
hrre,v
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-04

NEw YORK, April a.-Dctails II n
hatchery by the Malta ARE received
here. Bolyicri, an oversecr VI Mr..
Teacher, who IA erecting large mum.
her Of cottages near Albvrli, In the
Argentine Republic, In somc way ".
Tended the Malta. February 23HI, a,
daybrcak, the house Bvlglefl occupied
was found 10 bc partly burned, and
Bclnirri aud his young wife discovered
dead on the il0or, thoif bodies horribly
mutilated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-04

No single disease has played such sad
havoc with the human race IN Con.
sumption, NO other disease approaches
30 stealthily. Its early symptoms are
ignored because II In thought only
Cold or hacking Cough, which IL neg.
leeted until this grim monster has such
a bold that nothing but death can re-
lleve II. Billiards. Horehound Syrup
has removed tho grip OF this grim
monster from many throat. II taken
10 time II will give surprising relief.
Try la soothing AMI healing virtues.
Do not put II or until too late. Il. q.
NJ. l., Agents. %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-04

MONTREAL, Aprii "a sudden rise
IN the rivor last night caused great
Ice shoves ut the dyke just our opposite
Cartier Square. An enormous body OF
the Ice was showed Ia, tearing up the
promenade platform for twenty feet,
falling over tho dyke To the street and
plling M thirty feet high. The con.
dltions are almost identical with those
In 1857, whom the big Hood occurred.
and much apprehension IL felt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-04

The Best Silve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever, Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and alI Skin Emp-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or ma
pay required. IL IL guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded,
Price - cents per box. For sale by A.
Y. Smith n 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-04

SAN FRANcIscO, April .. - The
Chinese merchants OF this city Mt a
meeting agreed 10 forward n petition
10 the Chinese minister nj Washing.
ton protesting, Ia tho name OF IN,
Chinese residents, against the appoint.
ment OF ex-senator blair as mini ster
To China. They declare that ho viii
not 10 received by the Chinese gov.
eminent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-04
The Utah rraGic Association Reorzsu
tred.

DrSvRR, April 3.-rhc Utah Trafilc
Association was feorganiz d here 60.
day. The association IL composed of
the Denver n Rio Grnndc. Colornio
Midland. Rio Grandc Western and
Union Pacific. Its object Ia tn r,gu.
late the handling of traffic TO Colorado
ana utnh poInis.
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scAnrr, 20 ", lst south, HAN nru.hes

There IL nc danger Of u cold result.
Ing Ia pneumonia when Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy Is used as directed
"for severe cold" II effcctually
counteracts aud arrests any tendency
Of cold 10 result In pneumonia. This
fact was fully proven In Thousands OF
bases during the epidemic of influenza
last winter. For sale by Y. @. NJ. L,
Drug DNpt. dAs
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To s.i,Ie an ola reud.

MAYNARD, Ark, Anril 3.--Miller
owenny nnu Thomas Kirby, two pro.
mlnent citilens, had agreed TO settle an
Old ieuu the INST time they met. This
morning they met In u store. Each
carried shotgun and slred simulta,
neously. kirby's head was blown oil
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rur NEW ORLEANS MURDER.
O'm"iiey says he has y Surprising
statement 60 Make.

NEW ORLEANS, April S.-O,Mall.y
said that when he got ready TO give his
statement II would contain many sur.
prising disclosures and cause n nuns
Der OF people now Joining IN the cry
against him to hide. The Italians
killed In the parish prison were In
noeent. and the people made u mistake,
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BtooMtSaroS, April SD h'er-
noon yand de Maree, nse1 Nj, ,l 'al,i'
dcred his mother by cuu'ns a, y. v a.
aud then cut his own tifv.laiy ~, w
s,antly. lie was Of meian.n,,,y ~ v,
siiion and regarded as si's"'' 'uoa''
anoed mentally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-04

SAvASSAIr, Ca, April Thomas
Madscn, cashier OF the Merchants
National Bank, committed suicide
this morning Mt the grave of his
daughter. He was a prominent man
and had been connected with the bank
many years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-04

GupessauHa, Pa, ApfiI ;-Nr',
Nicely, mother Of the two w s s.assl
nj somerset yesterday for wv ullnet
Of farmer Umbefgsr,. y ,.,ns
maniac, and Il Is feared she '"ueVsi
~. ain her reason.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-04

PANAMA, April 3.-Rumors are rife
In all the towns Of Costa Rica that sub
s.quent TO the coffee crop having been
gathered general revolutionary move.
mopt will be made throughout the TO.
public.
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NEW York, April 3.--Represents-
tives OF the American Institute OF
Architects, the National Association
OF biildors, National Association OF
hniidine Inspectors, National Board Of
unlsrwriters and National Association
OF Fire Engineers, convened In this
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Williams. Australian n,rs r,,,..

lfgou arc yellow, Bilious, constl.
pated with Headache, bad breath,
drowsy, no appetite, look, out your
Liver b out OF order One box Of these
Pills will drive all the trouble away
aud make y new being Of you. Price
70 cents, Zion Coop Mer. Inst. Drug
Dept, Agest d&s
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LiscoLN. Neb.. April 3.--Govdnor
Boyd vetoed the maximum iielsht
rats bill today on the ground d un.
constitutionality. The house psasci Il
again, but the senate sustainl the
veto.
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MADRID, Apri' a,-In the ncgo,ia.
tons Of u commercial treaty between
Spain and the United States the cues.
tion of Havana tobacco Is causing q
deadlock. General Foster assured the
Spanish representative that the new
American tariff prevents the concos.
sion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-04

NEW YoRg, April 3.--No further
word from tho wreck OF the Jguaa nj
ltomoador reef, In the Caribbean Sea,
with Warner Millcr's party. has yet
been received, but II l. believed the
party are all safe.
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CALCUTTA, April 3.--The Riiish
have attacked nni carried ny i.anlt
Fort Thaalat, twelve miles from Mani
pur, gafrlsoned 10y seven th@'ani
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NEW YORK, April 3.--'rhe Jury de
oltred Wesley II, Benner, IN" aged
ac'nr, insane today in the Bio ,slyu
SupremeC ourt,aud a committee WIZ 10
nppolu,ed To take charge Of his proper
~. Benncr was minager OF theatre
in California many years ago anu also
In Nrrrnn In 1910.
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scARsF, 90 East, LIST South. Sponge.
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thu sLIGO VICTORY.
PavncIiites Stiii Gndeasoring to Hold
Op Their Heads.

uP Their Heads.
BoSDoS, April 3.-Thc nationalist
discounted their victory In Sligo to
some extent by exaggerating pfedIc-
lions m to the majority. The speeches
made by the Parncllitos after the defeat
showed undated pluck. This Parncli-
ties tried 10 dupo the Catholic voters
by the display Of bogus telegram from
Rome to the effect that the Pope had
disapproved the snti.Parnell policy OF
the Irish bishops.
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cALiFoRSiA STATISTICS.

ANtals ssssssssssssssss ~ rsisN -1tfhr
The statement further shows that
while the Chinese population Of the
State, a. u whole, has decreased by
ai5i since 1850, there has been an In.
crease In the Chinese population Of the
county OF San Ffancinco since that
time of il95. There have also beea
material increases In the counties Of
! Fresno, Kern, Los Angeles, Montery,
| San Bernardino, San Diego. Solauo
aud Sonoma. The counties In which
the population has materially de-
creased within the last decade ARE:
Alameda, Amadnr, Butte, Calareras,
Del Nortc. Nevada, Placer, Plumss,
san Benilo, Shasta, Sierra, Trinity,
Tuolomne and YUM.
TnR TIMBER CULTURE LAWS.
The President today Issued procla-
nation based on the act 10 repeal the
timber culture laws, etr., proclaimiug
"that thero has been and II hereby rv-
served from entry or settlement aud
set apart tor reservation all that tract Of
land situated IN the State Of Wyoming
contained within the following bouDd-
aries: Beginning Mt n point on the
uarallel A degrees, 80 minutes, where
| NAlu lNtfhlltl tlNNNff'A wv
merldlaus Of 10 degrees west lorgi.
tude, thence due east along said paral-
lei to the meridian OF Ion degrees aud
30 minutes west longitude; themes
due south along said meridian TO the
18th parallel 0f north latitude;
thence due west along said paral-
lei to its point Of intersection with tho
west boundary OF the State; thence due
18Th .Ia,,s, It'd hnrutlary lima IN th..
intersection with the south boundary
, OF Yellowstone National Park. WARM
ing IL expressly given 10 all persons
not 10 enter or 10 make settlement
upon the tract reserved by this procla.
nation.
the NEW ouSD1AT.
After several failures the new gun.
boat Huntington" has succeeded In
the contract requirements, according
4 10 the statement Of y. y. Palmer, the
! contractor. No official report Is yet
) received at the Department.
the INTERNATIONAL MONETARY coN-
, MISSION.
The international American Mon.
,tary Commission closed IT, session n.
day by the adoption ola preamble, rs'
u citing that the fixing " the ratio h-'-
z tween gold aud silver aud the adoption
l. Of a monetary unit does not seem Al
,, present probable. A resolution was
II nassed ending the WORK Of the commits
II sion.
THE SILVER PURCHASE.
=. OF the ol5.00n ounces Of silver
a offered the Treasury today sIOOM
W ounces were purchased us iollow.'
:, e5O. OO0 Mt s0,aS20, 10000 AZ sl.sss3;
" sOOO at sO.97a0; 10000 at s0.9sS5, 3d.
600 nj sl.NsAIl.
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Flower and garden sccds.-The larg.
est variety and purest seeds; lower
than Eastern prices, under the Utah
National Bank, Clock corner, Salt
Lake City. DIS
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and Owenby was pIv.'.s,obeei,ly
wounded. Kirby was ' " INV
legislature In 1859.
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Go TO SPENCER, BywATER a Co.'S
u and 10 West South Temple street,
Tor Tin Roofing Gutterlng, Spouting
Stoves and Tinwaro, etc.
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iendoui, died recently at Stockholm.
iie Wa u very peculiar old man, ami
leaves a fortune Of 100000 kroner, n
good deal of which was found con.
eenled IN 9uhl0ns, carpets. etc.
Captain VIM. Adolph won Llewen,
oi Engciholm, died lnieiy at an age of
" ytars. Liowen fought with great
bravery In the Dani-h-t'ermat war In
" ", aud was appointed lieutenant OF
The Danish army.
A.olin, u ticket seller, aud o. OILS
tQn, Telegraph operator, both en-
ployei IN the llalmstnd-Nn.ssjo rail.
f1ad, have MATE their way TO
America, after having cmbe2zled
something over 1000 kronor aud cheat
,dmany creditors.
Among the papers lufl by WIN
hefgsifaud, the deceased editor, has
hoh found large manuscript con
cefhing stockholm, seen from Different
poinis NJ view. THE work will be- iln'
ishel by some competent JOURNALS
Ani published as soon as possible.
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For violation Of The Alien Labor Law

LOUISVILLE, April 3.-Sui. was filed
IN me Federal Court this afternoon
against Snead 4 Co., ir0nfoundcrs, for
$1,000 penalty for violation OF tho Allen
Labor law.