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announcements Tor state and County oficere
y.N Dollars in sdvanoe.
~ All contracts or bills must be approved by
SsecretaEv md n anasger.
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SPORTING TRIPLES

MANAGER MUTRIE offered keefe, the star
pitcher, s., 500 to sign a contract to play
with the New York Giants, but Keefe re-
fused to sign for less than $500
A CABLEGRAM from London says that Ed.
Pritchard and Jack Burke agreed to post
pone their contest for few days. The fight
is to be in private for FL 900 side. Only
twenty persons on each side are to be pres
ent.
KANE F., the phenomenal gelding owned
by Peter Olinger of Dubuque, Iowa, has
been sold to Everett L. Smith of Boston
for $15,O 900. The horse has a record of PIT.
He was purchased for $3.50 three years ago.
AT Joint meeting of the Potomac Col
umbia and Analostan Boat clubs an invita-
ton was unanimously extended to the
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
to hold its regatta on the Potomac river at
Washington in August next.
JIMMY LARKING of Jersey City, 122-pound
champion boxer, and Jimmy Hagen, the
Philadelp phian who knocked Tommy Dan
forth out, were matched to meet in a glove
contest of twenty rounds for 1000 side
and purse of 81 900 in about four weeks,
They will weigh 122 pounds five hours be-
fore entering the ring.
BERT WALKER of Cincinnati and Mike
Mooney of st. Louis both welter- weights
wreStled in the latter city. The Jap" ref
creed the match, which he gave to Moon
ey in spite of the fact that the last fall was
hardly a square one. The decision was ne
Cessitated, the referee evidently thought, by
the threatening appearance of the crowd,
which seemed bent on having Mooney win.
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IN GENE RAJ,

AT New York the consolidation of the
Lackawanna Coal and Iron company, and
the Scranton Steel company is effected.
THE GaiifoEn;a state citrus fair was form
ally opened at Hazards pavilion, Los An
geles, Cal.
FORTY million dollars have been sub
scribed to the new Argentine loan. The
financial situation in the country is clear
ing rapidly.
AsRuR4 P*RE, n, H. police are patrolling
the streets armed with riaes end shooting
all unmuzzled dogs, Twenty dogs have
been bitten by alleged mad dogs,
LELAND's famous Ocean hotel at Long
sale for $6S075 to Col. George w. Bliss, of
New York,
AUGUST HErNTz & o., ths largest and
one of the Oldest mercantile HOUSES in La
Orange, Tex, has made an assignment
The liabilities and assets are estimated at
800, 600. ..
THE United States Corporation Bureau of
Chicago reports the weekly list ofnew,
completed corporations in the United
States for the week ending March @, 1891, as
| 817; total capitalization, $101, ,375,710
THE Jewish community of San Francisco
| is divided in opinion as to what attention
should be shown to the czarowitz, the eld-
| est son Qf the emperor of Russia, who will
arrive In that CITY On the China steamer in
about two weeks. ''e -
THE lower house Of the Missouri legisla.
ture has passed bill requiring all foreign
corporations doing business in that state
otlleg than insurance companies to file ar
| tic19s Of AsseG GiatioD with the secretary of
state and be iHcBFPeffatsed3 ggn93er the laws of
Missouri '-'.
AT Chicago, recently, Charles ., Cook,
formerly an officer of the def4net Park Na-
tional bank, and part owner In two Wis
consin banks that failed when the Park
| National went under, was arrested on f6v
Equisition nom Wisconsin. The charge
against Cook Is illegal banking.
BANKER JEss1E sELIaMAa of New York
has drawn by cable on Baron Hirsch OF
Paris for the ~, ,4O0, 600 which comprises the
fund, the income of which is to be used to
assist poor Hebrew Immigrants in America.
The draft was Immediately honored.
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HENNESSY AVENGED
The Murderers of Chief Hennessy are
Shot by Indignant Citizens of
New Orleans.
A Mob of Over Three Thousand
Headed by Prominent Men of the
City do the Job.

New ORLEANS, March 16-New Orleans
struck the Malta death blow to-day.
1t rose in its might almost at midday and
wreaked terrible vengeance upon the
Sicilian assassins who relentlessly slew
David G. Hennessy; and, though there are
eleven men dead tonight who were happy
yesterday over their victory in the grestest
criminal trial the city has ever witnessed
the work of bloodshed was accomplished
without unnecessary disorder. without riot
ing, without pillaging, and without the in
Fiction of suffering upon any innocent man
save one and he was only slightly hurt.
Following are the names of those who
met death at the hands of the enraged pop
ulace: .--s.
Manue5 Poiietz, .Pietro Monastro, Antonio,
Scaffedi, Joseph p. Macheca, Antonio Marchesi,
Antonio Bagnetto, Frank Romero, Jim Caruso,
Rocco Gerachi Charles Trahlne and Comitez
1t was not an unruly midnight mob. 1t
was simply a sullen, determined body of
citizens who took into their own hands
what justice had ignominou usly failed to do.
Last night body of cool-h men,
lawyers, DOCTORS merchants and political
leaders-all persons of influence and social
standing-quietly met. and decided that
pies justice, swift and sure. Wis
tied upon those whom the jury had
neglected to punish. This morning a
call Tor mass meeting at Clay square on
Canal street appeared in the papers, which
editorially deprecated violence The sig
niicant closing sentence OF the call was,
Come prepared for action"
W. s. Parkerson, the leader, is prom
inent lawyer here, the president of the
Southern Athletic club, and the man who
led the vigorous city reform movement
three years ago. Walter d. Doneger an
other of the speakers, is one OF the leaders of
the New Orleans bar; John G. Wickliffe
also prominent attorney, and James d.
Houston of the foremost men OF the state.
Alter denouncing Detective O'Malley, who
is supposed to have tampered with the
jury, the speakers announced that they
would lead the way to the parish prison,
Mr.. Wickliffe concluding with these words:
Shall the execrable Malta be allowed to -four
ish in this city? Shall the Malta be allowed to
cut down our citizens on public streets by foul
means of assassination? Shall the Malta be
allowed to bribe jurors to let murderers go scot
free?
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DONE AT WASHINGTON.

Secretary Blaine Sends a RemOnstrance
to the Governor of LOuisiana.
WASHINGTON. March 15.-Secretary Blaine
tonight sent the following telegram to Gov.
Nichols at New Orleans:
Department of. State, March 15.-His Ex-
cellency, Francis 7. Nichols, Governor of
Louisiana, New Orleans: 1t has been repre-
sented to the president by the minister of
Italy accredited to this department that
among the victims ofthe deplorable massa!!
ere which took place in the oIty of New
Orleans yesterday were three or more SUBJ
jects of the king OF Italy. Our treaty with
that friendly government, which under the
constitution IS the supreme law of the land,
guarantees to the Italian subjects donticiled
in the United States the most constant pro-
lection and security for their persons and
property, making them amenable on the
same basis as our own citizens TO the laws
of the United States and of the sew
eral states, in orderly administra-
that the citizens of New Orleans should
have SO disparaged the purity and adequacy
OIL their judicial tribunals as to transfer to
the passionate Judgment of a mob a ques-
ton that should have been adjudged by
settled rules of law. The government of
the United States must give to the subjects
OF friendly powers that security which it
demands for our own citizens. 1t is the
hope of the president that yau will CO.,
operate in maintaining the. obligations of
the United States towards Italian subjects
who may be within perils OF the present ex-
element that further bloodshed may be
prevented and that all offenders against the
law may be brought to justice.
JAMES G. BLAINE.
Baron de Fava, in dispatch "a Marquis
di Rudini, the Italian ptemieF States that
he has protested against the inaption OF the
local officials in New Orleans, and that Mr..
Blaine. the American secretary of state, ex-
pressed horror at the acts of the New Or
leans mob, promising that he would imme-
diately take the orders oil the president in
the matter and that the decision would be
communicated to the Italian government
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pEOPLElN PRINT.

WILLIAM O'BRIEN has been adjudged a
bankrupt i'll an Irish court.
The death of Theodore Faullain de Ran
Vile, the French writer, is announced. He
was born at Moulins March IA, 1923.
MINISTER to France Whitelaw Reid has
written an historical essay as all introduce
to the Tallerand memoirs.
CHARLES A. Dams editor Of the New York
Sun, and number of prominent railway
officials are visiting at Birmingham, Ala.
IT is asserted that the wife of Grand Duke
SergiuS, Of Russia, who is grandda ugh
ter of Queen Victoria, is about to be con-
verted to the Greek faith.
T. T. SHERMAN son of the late general,
writes to the statue fund committee, asking
them to reScind their reSOlutiontO devote
the surplus to the family.
AT Chicago, Mrs. Norton, the fashionable
dressmaker has proved her claim that she
is the mother Of young Harry Ferguson
the bell boy who latel y fell heir to large
amount of money.
REV. JOHN S. SMALLwooD, the young col
Ored orator. signed contract at Boston
recently to deliver lectures in Europe on
"The Race Problem in America for Sc, $50
and expenses.
JOHN FRANKLIN SWIFT, minister to Japan,
whose death has been announced, was a
prominent lawyer and politician Of Califor-
hia. He was born at Bowling Green, Mo,
in 1899.
SENATOR DAVIS, who is a member of the
committee on territories, was asked to be
one Of the subcommittee to visit Alaska
this summer, but declines because he in
tends to devote his attention to his law
practice in st. Paul.
\ DISPATCH from Tonquin says that body
of rebels numbering 500 men made an at
tack on Bobo, overcame the garrison and
sacked the town, killing the French Of
ticials. Several Europeans escaped by
swimming the river.
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WICKEDNESSES.

THE president has refused to pardon John
G. Emo of New York, who was convicted OF
bank Wrecking.
EDWARD ROGERS, at Saginaw, Mich, fa
tally shot. Hattie Mores, and subsequently
committed suicide.
DANIEL P GoULDING, a clerk in the East
port, Me, postoffice, has been arrested for
depredationS Oh the mails.
Coy. HILL. of New York, has commuted
the sentence of Frank Fish, eepyicted of
murder, TO imprisonment forlife.
SIDNEY LEWIS, the young fellow who shot
and killed his father, Judge Lewis. in Har-
din county, KY, is in Jail at Knoxville
Tenn.
AT Wheeling, w. Va, the coroner's jury
in the case ofex-mayor DR.. George Baird
who was killed recently, has returned YER
dict against DR.. George |. Garrison.
All preparations for the lynching of a
negro nsned Wellban near Williamson, s.
c., had been made. when the mob changed
its mind and gave SORE POO lashes with a
cat-o'-nine-tails. He had eoatessed to an
attempted assault on young LADY,
AAEoy GILBERT and s. w. Calvert,
brothers-inslaw, quarreled over game 0
cards al GilbeFts house in Wheeling, w.
Va. Calvert drew Q knife and disembo wled
Gilbert, who will die. Tbs murderer is in
iaiI '.I@
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RAILROADS.

EHG1NEERs of the Omaha line are surv ey-
ing route through Durand, Wis. They
are pointing for Mondovi.
JOSEPH ]. HULL has received the appoint
ment of assistant superintendent of the
Northern Pacific Oh the Manitoba division.
The annual report of the Cumberland
valley railroad company for the year end
ing December 81, 1890, shows earnings of
main line and leased road 81 063 .204.76, an
increase of $177, 7,645.1O The net earnings
per mile of road were 3,06l.14.
AT the annual meeting of the Missouri
Pacific the other day in st. Louis the fol-
lowing directors we're elected; Jay Gould,
Sidney Dillon, Samuel Sloan, Russell Sage,
John Fl. Num-, Thomas T, Eokert, A. l.,
Hopkins, George Gould, John G. Moore,
d. D. Parmalee, Edwin Gould of New
York, G. s. Greedy, s. II. Clark of St. Louis.
A COMPANY has been organized with a
capital of s., 100000 to provide Kansas City
with belt line and railway terminal facil-
tiles. The company is known as the Kan
sas City circular railway. The promoters
of the scheme are Michael McAlpin, A. p.
Fonda and the Wabash railway. Bon DIS
amounting to $3.50, 900 have been placed by
Mr.. McAlpin in London.
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EVENTS OF A WEEK.
Flashed by the Wires of the Telegraph
Condensed and Classified for
Convenience of Readers.
Washington, Foreign, Accidental, Per-
Sonal, Criminal and Other
News of Importance.
WASHINGTON.

SECRETARY BLAINE says the Behring sea
difficulty will be practically settled by arbi-
tration.
a LIVELY fight occurred in the Arkan
sas house of representatives, i'll which ink
stands, spitoonS and other articles were
used as missiles.
THE commissioner of Indian affairs has
awarded contracts for furnishing the Sioux
Indians with beef and corn under recent
act appropriating 100000 for that purpose.
AT the meeting of the directors of the
Western Union Telegraph company in New
York quarterly dividend Of II per cent
was declared, payable April Is.
THE change of calvary troops on duty at
Washington will be deferred some weeks.
Lieut.. Col. Hare, of the Ninth, will prob
ably be placed in command of the, post
when the change is made.
IT is announced that the Jefferson Insur-
ance Company of New York will retire
from business. Its risks are reinSured in
the Home Insurance company. The COM
pany has been in business for SiXty-seven
years.
EDISON, Bell, CorlisS, Simms, Westing-
house and Carnegie are to attend at Wash
ington April Sto 10 the celebration of the
beginning of the second century of the
American patent system, at the opening
meeting of which President Harrison will
preside.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

Mrs. s. Ha1shrough has been appointed
postmist-' IS 81 Russell, La Moure county,
succeeding Miss NJ. Hansbrough, who re-
signed.
Devils Lake was visited by the heaviest
snow storm of the season and there is at
present about twelve inches ofsncw on the
ground.
f. G. Hollemback was appointed deputy
warden of the state penitentiary, and J. NJ.
Edgerley bookkeeper and assistant gate
keeper. Both are Democrats, as is also
Warden Haggart.
The president appointed Thomas e Oles-
garde of this state register of the land office
at Minot. This is a newly established office
Mr.. olesgarde, was noMinated to it during
the session af,the senate, but the nomina-
ton was not acted upon,
There Is ROW in the postoffice depart
ment over the appointment of a postmaster
at Fargo. Mai Edwards has been backing
two -Plumley, managing editor of the
Argus, and McGill. Plumley is only a
blind, and was put up by the major in the
hope that Senator'S Casey and Hansbrough
would object, and that McGill would be
appointed. 1t would not be strange if the
senators should unite on Plumley and se-
cure his appointment.
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THE Belgian. cabinet has declared in ia,
or of household suffrage-the adoption OF
which would increase the number of voters
rom l30, 900 to 10000.
COUNT HERBERT BISMARCK is at Nice ar
ranging tor visit to his father, who de-
>ireS to meet Queen Victoria on her coming
visit to the Riviera.
THE st. Johns press urges Withholding OF
bait from foreign fishermen in order to
Starve them out of contiguous waters and
SO help local fishermen.
THE London police have stopped tht
proposed driving match between LORD
Shrewsbury and Lord Lonsdale for $500, or
the ground of hindranCe to public traffic.
In the house of commons in committee
ofsupply Mr. Balfour, chief secretary fol
Ireland asked credit of f55, ,S3l for the re-
liefof distress in Ireland. The credit wa
adopted
IN the reichstag recently DIR, Won Boet
ticher vice president of the ministry O
state, said the government did not intend
to reScind the prohibition placed upon the
importation of American hog products.
THE London Standard says that Mr.. Par
nell, in his speech at Newry, forestalled Mr.,
GladStone's expected final declaration to
shake off Mr. Palnell by himself shaking
off Mr.. Gladstone as useless any longer for
an instrument with which to obtain home
rule
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What is

Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregorc, Drops Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
Its guarantee is thirty years by
Millions Mothers CaStOria destroys Worms and aays
feverishness CastOria vomiting SOUR Curd.
cures DiarrhOea and Wind Collie. CastOria relieves
teething troubles cures constipation and fatuency
asSimIates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels giving healthy and natural Sleep Cas-
tOria is the Chilren's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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HENNEssY's ASSASSINATION.
The Cause Which Led to Summary Pun
ishmant of the ItnIianH.

The Cause Which Led to Summary Pun
ishment of the Italians.
The following is given as a clear state
ment of the actuating causes which led to
the tragedy enacted this morning, as ascer-
tanned from interviews with a number oil
prominent citizens, some of them active
participants in the stirring events Of to-day:
On October, 1899, at about II o'clock at
night, d. C. Hennessy, chief of police OF
the city Of New Orleans, going from his Of
fee to his home was waylaid and shot to
pieces by band of Italian assassins, armed
with such blunderbusses as could only have
been made and used for. the purpose of as
sassination.
The Indignation and the excitement was
such that mob law and lynching were
about to be resorted to. To allay excite
ment and to aSsist the constituted authori-
ties, the mayor Of the city appointed conf
mittee OF fifty representative citizens to
take charge of the Investigations and to aid
in the trial and conviction of the assassins.
This measure arrested violence.
The committee entered upon its work,
and at a meeting subsequently held in
front of the city hail the actions of the
committee were ratified, and they were en-
couraged to continue their labors to secure
the prosecution and trial by the courts.
BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION.
Alter months OF preparation and trial
which continued three weeks and in which
distinguished counsel, assisted by an able
district attorney jury charged to
have been bribed and corrupted in the face
of testimony establishing their guilt rem
dered a verdict OF uIis-trial as to three as
sassins. Scottidi, Nonastrio and Politz. and
acquitted the three assassins, Macheca,
Marchesi and Bagnetto. Three more were
on trial and were acquitted because of in
Sufficient evidence, these being Mastranga,
Incordona and the boy Marchezi.
The acquittal of Macheca, the chief cou
splrator, and of Marched and Bagnetto and
the nistrial as to Pollitz, Scoffedi and
Monastiero tell like a thunderbolt upon the
community, and impressed law-abiding
citizens with the conviction that laws had
been violated, that their verdict invited as
Malta upon American institutions.
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ASUALTIES,

BUFFALO, n. Y, is visited by $225, 900
fire, destroying the Burt Building.
THE printing house of Gibson, Miller &;
Richardson at Omaha has been destroyed
bv fire. The loss is 800, 900; fully insured.
AT Augusta, Ga, Henry G. Lamar and
Miss Louise king CQHnelIy we're drowned
while rowing in the canal, two miles above
the city.
CONSIDERABLE damage was done in Ban.
gor, Me, recently, by flood. The tide was
one ofthe highest known since the tiood of
1847.
EIGHT men descending coal shaft in
La Sale ILL.,, fell distance of 400 feet, All
were badly bruised, several having broken
legs.
The chief of postoffice inspectors received
a dispstch from Inspector Bedelle at Hell
ena, Mont, 4EnQpncing the arrest of As
ststant Postmastet Williams at Anaconda,
Mont, for orembezzling postal funds. ftulnd
THERE is mad dog scare al 4Qhns, Pa,
and every canine in the town has been, Of
will be, killed. A fine bird dog was seized
with the rabbies and bit several children,
also all the dogs and number of valuable
cattle.
FIRE at Buffalo, N. Y. destroyed the
Henry w. Burt tive-story brick and iron
building. completely ruined the Dental
company's building and damaged the Tuck
er building Six horses in barn in the
rear of the Dental building were burned to
death. The total loss will be about $225,
900, nearly covered by insurance.
A BAGGAGE car on the New York Central
was burned near Elmira, N. Y. The car
contained eighteen sacks of letters and thir-
Cy-fye sacks ofnewspapers sent out in ad-
vance Of the regular postal car in order to
tained mail for Buffalo, Rochester, Erie,
Lockport, Cleveland, FalsaQ and points
along the line of the Chicago, MilWaukee &
st. Paul.
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y.
FILLED wtTH LEAD
Deadly Rain Of Bullets Ppurs into the
Screaming Prisoners.


When the pursued and the pursuers
reached the stone court yard the former
darted toward the Orleans side of the gal
lery and crouched down beside the cells.
Their faces blanched, and, being
unarmed, they were absolutely dc
fenseess. In fear and trembling they
screamed Tor mercy. But the avengers were
taercll Jess Rang bang baHg, rang opt the
reports of tie inufderous.. Weapons and d
deadly rain of bullets poured into the
crouching figures.
Manuel Polietz and Antonio Bagnetto,
were hanged and their bodies riddled with
bullets, the rest of the assassins were shot.
As sQt99lt Is the bloody work was done the
Leaders l der: a addressed the'nloh and asked them
This they consented to do with ringing
SHOUT but trst they padp a rtlsh for Park
fFsop, and, II ting him bodily, spppoEted
him on thsiF shoulders while they marched
up the street. The avengers oatae back n
body to the Clay statue and then de-
parted.
The bodies of some OF The slam we're re-
moved this evening. Caruso was married
but leaves no children. Romero has wife
and children and Macheca wife and iami-
ly Comitez leaves wife.
The coroner and his Jury viewed the re-