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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-12-04

Mrs Clamps-A man out west asserts
that he is living on air-nothing in the
world but air DO you believe that?
MIR Clamps-Well, dunno A good
many people live on bakers bread. -
Coed News
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-12-04

This is a pluclsy head of lettuce, ="
said Mawson.
"Plucky?' asked Hicks.
Eyes" returned Mawson. Full of
grit. "-Broolllyn Life.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-12-04

declares to be true. The temperance
reform, to be permanent, must begin
with the Individual Toledo Blade.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17
Hoods
Flower

I had been troubled FIVE months
with Dyspepsia. The do,tur> toll
the II was chronic. had . tllluc.4
after eating anda heavy load ~ The
pi, Of my stomach suffered tie
qucntly from a Watcf Brlsh oi clear
matter. Sometimes = doathly Sax
ness nj the Stomach would olyftIsc
me Then again | would have the
terrible pains of Wind Collie ~
such times ] would tfy 20 lrlch and
could not. was working then fur
Thomas MCllcnry. Druggist. Cot
Irwin and Western Ave Allegheny
City. Pa III whose employ had
been Tor scvenycars Finally u,ci
August Flower. and after using Just
one bottle for two weeks was en-
,ircly relieved Of all the trouble I
can now cat things dared not touch
before. would lake o. refer YOU %
Mr.. MCiienTy. for HON | worked.
who knows all abou; my condition.
and from whom ! bought the inr'll
cine. live with ny wife AMI family
az ~ James ST. Allegheny City Pa
Signed. JOINS ID Cox. !.
&. g. GREEN sole Manufacturer.
Woodbury.. Nc~ Iet~xy. L y 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17
lDisapprOved.

Gov. Boyd returned the bill passed by
the Legislature TO pay attorneys fees in
the contested election cases with the
following comments: approved this
18th day of April. 1891, except the item
to James +. Boyd for attorneys fees,
$500. and the following items, to-wit:
To William ii. Dech, for attorneys fees,
$500; to Charles Mayberry. for attor-
neys' fees, $500; To Jacob V. Wolfe, for
attorneys fees, $500; to John Beattie,
for attorneys fees, $500; TO J. w. Edger-
ton, for attorneys fees, $500; TO w. +.
Wright, for attorneys fees, $500; TO A.
D'Allemand, for attorneys fees, $500.
Withholding my approval of said items
for that in my judgment there were no
good and sufficient grounds for bringing
the action. each of the ~cOntestees hav-
ing been elected by such pluralitics that
to me it appears that the suit must have
been brought not with any expectation
Of success, but for some other motive.
! approve the several amounts sppro-
priatcd to pay the attorneys for the con-
testees. except my own, for the reason
that they (the contcstees) were placed
in such a position that they were COM
PEELED to defend"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17

Nrs Yosx. April io-while working
upon an extension Of The I~laSzrs.
Lsckawanna 4 Wcstern rziiro>d nss-
Ra~~riile station h~isecn Newark and
East ornn-r. an Italian. knn~ "a Nib
oiss became enrsg~d At JsDcs Ken
nedy. another track hand and s.iSekrd
him with a shorei lie rAin~d bsoss on
Kennedy's bad assii he fcii~s him "a
tie ground. and then Seiihrn,eiy iH1t
60 cut his bead Of section Bozs james
ycs;eshac dashed .. tbc Italian. -ho
dropped ia shovel AID raa- pzrsSe5 by
several c.ker -orkn@.- lie -; a.sy-
keanedy e fa.Aily iainr~A
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17
Fatal Wreck.

MnwArKrE. April o-Ths engine q.
the frrigh, train No - north hound.
on the Wisconsin Central road jumped
the track bear vernon At 1870 this
morning.
]. ran on a bridge near by and ;hrn
tipped over. p~inioning Dan NeMullen.
engineer. H. A. N0Dre. fireman. and
Peter s-iPp. q brakeman. b"nea;h the
wreck. All were terribly .oald~d
Moore died a .ew houz lst~r and the
other will probably die The homes
OF all are NJ waukcsha
Soft track. as . resul, 81 the frost
coming oct caused The aocSasnt
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17
ENGLISH AGRICULTURE.
The London s~~s Prosperity vov
the Farmer la tho -,gu. Of the ti.p~.L

Tho London STANDARD s~~s Prosperity voy
the Farmer In tho sign. of IA. ri.~.-
LONDON. April s-Thr STANDARD pub-
fishes n long and careful review 81 the
agricultural outlook. in the cDur~e II
which IL says that the s,rasiy riSc in
heat has revived the hops Of the En-
glish farmer. adding that wheat, would
probably reach the highcs, price In
many y~ars-thc principal esuSs of the
rise being the failure 20 foreign croTyA
The wheat crop If France and Russia.
according To the Standard. are much
below the averags and the deficiency
Will t. a, least 20'I"O.0Oo quartsp 10
il expected tina, cold winds and frus,s
have almos; d~s,rpysd The Yr~nch
croP~ Germany. Holland and Belgium
MI furnish pessinist r-portS
The STANDARD in confusion says.
The incrssard home consumption. the
decreased wheat area owing w he
spread az population AMI Z,
scientific tIlsgr IL order a. repair the
waste 81 first settlers thus Increasing
IN" cost u production. nns; inevitably
r"Tnoye ,b. American farmer forfnl4-
able composition in European markets
AMI alIov the Esgiish farmer ~ look
forward - a prosperous future
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17

os.K. Web sp~i.-Afi ozss Ne
h-Nsks yesterday n~askiPal siec.sors,
v.r~ beii srsev th So h-. phkR
enbranrs tb A~s-s-sltza Pian 1t voting
R~ports fron nesriy -vsy city and vi
iag~ ia 5- s.a.< iHsLca.< ihas IT, AS J.
CO. Of - bsi ever s-vs-~f IT, ga.
srAi rD1iin~ ~~k of r>o-iTtnz ssA
o~ouH:iax til sAIsDs. k&S ~~E GREATS
e1p~ds.~1 Er.srnN ~ Ear .h0w IN
era r.ssBpkza - poser ~ ~ rvy0b
Boxns wAer~ party Liars z~rs asa~a
T. za~; a To- t0-ss H. 4s~s,<Da "a.
h~t1e~n lSs~ sod 30 i~zr~ 2rss 80
yose MALAY rsszs,e<s ia fss~ Of A1~a~
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17

BrEsISoHs~. Ala. April 81, Tu..
caIoo~a lzs; night the oprra hos~ waa
crowded fnr an amateur performance
which elD.oi ~ IA q ,zhisaa r~~pr~s~us-
ing the goddess of Iit~rty os = ihrpo~
surrounded by thirty fair~. inp~r~Ds-
s,ed by lite girls A. the csrtasa wsa,
mp . spark scIi from . hza:si torch
which Miss Nsh~l MeE@ch~n ,be gzl
d~ss % bh-rty b~ld aisft On thu dr~s.
81 little Ir~os Hayes sb~ 49, irnB~-
dia.ely enTsl0p-d in fam4s snd rzn
.sr-csBing ,o tho fogslAsh,s ~hrr- ,re
Young men from 49, aaSSDe- rcd
her and s~S;ing-ishsd ihs Ere nhe
WAs fatally ~uro~a
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17

CHICAGO. April ia-ProS~r; A W.
SAITH acd xessrx = T Howe WI
lisn ssnA Z J. koo~onxe AID A l.
Johrsoa- Of she Kars>s s.@.e board O.
agriculture have made spPiAatsos sOr
spsoe .os IA erhihs: 81 Eaasas Prodo-.s
AZ ,Ae worlds fair. The s.Ats l<xts1S-
tzr< fai~i 20 zk<s al s~ppr02-stSo1
for lie Gar. bat rr rsEtssze= z<o-
,so.es lave .aksz ~ matte =Po= ,A~z-
ozn azo:s0a and p-0Pose - sP-.1 sIS.-
oo oz a exAlbt, TseT eEp-~. % s
evenss.Iiy rvinbur~d O=tos tks ss@.es
shav Of sAs rssss3-4 as.srs gVser2<zs
tax
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17
NE MADE a CORRECTION.
Man WIS wss CONSIDERATIONS o" the mst
ter of ws~sh<t s,stew~ets

Man VIII. Wa CONSIDERATIONS in the Nat
too Of ws~shsr ssst~wesfs
The other day a citizen VIII rides
down town on shs platform of y Cas-
avenue car every morning received q
po~,sl carI asking him ." call nj a
lorrth-story room in a down town
block. anil n les, M time in pu'''nE m
an appearance lie found the ant
o. 10 n man whn often rod" ON the
same. car with him. anil the latter a.
onrc s,t - business by saying
Thursday morning last W ri"
dow On the Sarn" car. rvm"mb~rf
Yes II was showing igavc ron
a light for your cigar
.Exartly. At-,ut ne hundred tc"t
IVES. at Cas- avruns you asked IN" II
ever saw such Narch vca,h"r
Yes
"At-u, ~eventy-svc Feet after 80 hal
mad. the curve from ~LrSlyari ~'rr"i
replied hat ! never hal vas honest
In that rrpiy. hu; ! got - thinking III
matter Over anil dsrilrd q consult INV
weather rccorI now and that ! n~
led YOU
How
II hnd tina, Narch. iSs7. and Narvh-
iSsA were exactly such Maroh"s As this
I therefore deceived wa When sail ]
hail never seen surh Narch wcA'h'r !
t-S YOUR pardon ani cNPrc~ NV ~
grct~"
But but
'~Tha, 8 all CcNsi iav"-
lie went uu, anr' shut the DIOR st''r
him ami then s,,s-i th~rv three oT f'ar
miuut-~ undecided hat 2" dt 10.
finally walked 81 =, th~ head - o..
stairs ,c,il ~ his oyrrc,,at AMI pushed
up his sleeves anil waited f"r fort,
minutes morn. hut Il WaS IA vain The
mistaken man dSi n"t aPlSar -iNtr'ii
trrv Prv~N
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17
ANNA o,ck,NsoN.s CASE.

Her incarceration In . Mad uoas~ said 10
Have n~so he Wssk OF an En.ious s..-
s~e-Hee ~lss,aafy Denied
NV YoKk. April ia-The New York
Herald publishes . startling story ~
ia.in9 10 the Incarceration Of Miss
Anna Dickinson. the famous lecturer,
IN IN inaanc asylum. 4; says that Miss
Dickinson came 10 New York yestcr
day with DIR. Frederick W. seward. of
Goshen, n. ". at whose house she has
been since she escaped from Danvilic.
April . They came for the purpose Of
appr;sing Miss Dickinson's friends Ia
New York OF the wrong sh. had suf-
Tered and to securc legal advice n to
the steps necessary Ia insure her FREE
dom Il she should return 10 Pennsyl-
vaniA
Miss Dickinson lays the blame for her
Incarceration upon her ~sis;e-. whom
she accuses of harboriny nm intense
feeling Of jealousy and hatred She
also accuses her sisters physician. Dr.
Hileman, Of being in the plot agains,
her.
Miss Die kinson say that on the day
IN which she " n removed IN an asylum
h door of her room was broken and
six men and n woman rushed in and
ovcrpowcr-d her. Onc OF the men She
says was DIR. Hilcman, and the woman,
she understands was the doctors aunt
They announced their intention Of taxi
ing her Ia Danville where they said she
would BE- better of. Miss Dickinson
struggled until the skin was torn from
her wrists and her garments were
ripped from her in rags and tatter>
Finally She a V her prosecutors got her
hands down and tied them together and
she wa compelled TO submit
DIR. Seward. IL appears, became in
formed Of the facts of the case as al
legged by Miss Dickinson and obtained
the release OF Miss Dickinson under
pretense tina, he intended TO take her
Ia Il private asylum whcrc She would
De more benefited lie expressed him
sanity ~ Miss Dickinson.
The Herald reporter who interviewed
Miss Dickinson says that her u,anner
was calm and rational and that she n
no time during the interview betrayed
the least evidence Of insanity.
She will prosecute her sister for the
mental and physical suffering She has
undergone. She says the nanville
asylum is n horrible place. She was
among the least dangerous patients.
but she says when she looks back on
the dreadful things she wonders She
did not go insane. April = DIR. seward
went to the asylum and she was placed
in his charge. Louis \. Mcdonald. an
old family servant Of the DickinsonS
accompanies her and the doctor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17
Snpff~d Tsyo.

NEw YORK. April Io-Typhus fever.
sbout the most Contagious and deadly
Of diseases. has made its appearance IN
New York An autopsy made ye.'er-
day upon the body IL James Taylor.
who recently came from Australia
showed that be had died Of spotted
typhus fever. the moss malignant type
Of the dread disease He was noe
known 20 be suffering from The disease
until after his death As be was SEX
for days before in his boarding house
and Bellevue hospital there Is groune
fos grave .pprehensson that the disease
NAV sur~sd
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17
An o.,., 3. ,A~ Goa. E>ssa.L

NorST PLHAsAST. Pa, April Ia-Ts
coke region ID devoid o. excitement
Considerable surprise un oec.sSooea
yesterday By the arrival Of DdvAsoe
Commander Gen snou6en asd STAT
In company With Gens NcClellea and
Wiley Re visited the various ~cr<s and
personally Hooked over The esA Cpea
his IMPORT win dep~nt t~ -f.htn~S
Of TIE troop Nc.soes Of etet.es:
~ere Plzord b the ooastsbies h2nts
yesterday Ten days n0aees 20 GE.s
WI I. served today O ,se strikers
who are occupying The co0paays
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17
3 TROUBLES.
\ Zig strike Impending In the rsnnsyivs-
MIA Coal Yields.

- btk ~ s"tPsuutHk w W. sshtsNtNs-
MIA Coal Fields.
PIrTsBrRGH. Pa. April 10Th. in
tcr-state convention 81 miners and OPT
ators closed last evening suddenly after
a fierce battle Of words and opinions
Further talk was declared prufit.c~s
and an adjournment taken sine die.
This action means practically that the
Interstate agreement has been abul-
ishcd and that the harmonious relations
that nave existed between the miners
and operators for the past five years are
broken off and may not he resumed IL
also means that the -. 600 mine workers
in those two regions will stop work
May |. affecting 300, 900 persons directly
and hundreds Of thousands indirectly.
As the mine workers of the c%ountry
will also demand an eight hour day. "a
continuation OF work i'm the mines any
where after May I now seems almost
impossible. The two great ~organika-
tions Of the country. the Knights of
Labor and the Federation 81 Labor. are
back Of the men and their money will
he ut their disposal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17
Yellow Fever.

GLASGOW. April i0.-The Anchor line
steamship Circassia. which left New
York March Is md reached Grccnock
yesterday with fever on board. i de-
tanned ut quarantine At Grcenock- The
second engineer Of the steamship died
from the fever during the voyssc and
seven Others Of the Circassia's crew are
now suffering from the same malady.
The nature of the fever il not stated
New YORK. April a-The ship Dry
den. from Bio Jsneiro, Is in quarantine
with yellow fever on board The num-
Der Of cases has not yet been made
koo~n
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

THE other night seven prisoners con-
fped in the United States Jail at Ard
more. I. T., made good their escape.
Among the number was Daniel McGin-
mis- and Leon Queen. Q notorious dcs-
perado and outlaw. They got out BY
cutting the iron bar of q window.
: P~ARNELLLrEs and McCarthyites had .
desperate encounter with blackthorns
at McCrook, hear Dublin, on the 18th.
Several Of the combatants were serious
~ injured
THE Smythe block. the Kohl & Mid
dleton museum and adjoining buildings
at Chichgo were destroyed by ire on
the night of the 18th. One or two lives
were lost and the damage amounted to
81 1000, 600.
Four Italians were boat riding on
Miller's river ut Orange. Mass. when
they came too ear the rapids neal the
sewing machine compsny's works
They were swept over the dam and
drowned
The British and continental money
markets were reported buoyant during
the week ended April II. The ap-
preaching great strike for eight hours
In Belgium was watched with some ap-
~prehension-
JOHN ROSE aud John Edwards con-
victed Of q double murder, were shot TO
death by masked men, who broke into
the jail at Zealandi. Wash.
". c. CASH was acquitted of the muir
der Of E T. Youne at Dallas Tex.
Young was said 10 have led Cash's wife
astray. After the acqnittal Cash re-
married the woman. fsom whom he had
been divorced
THOMAS T. RKEp. e~x-spcaker Of the
American honse Of representatives
passed through Paris without seeing
anybody. He did not even call At the
United States legation. He spent only
q few hours in the city and went 70
Italy.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended April II showed an average de-
crcase Of o& compared with the COR
responding week of last year. IN New
York there WAS An increase Of o..
On EBEx ToURJEE. who founded and
was for many years the director Of the
New England conservatory Of music II
Boston. died recently.
Ex-Gov. wArsRMAH. Of California. ID
deoa
TIE Australian federation uvc
doa - rusolved that the draft Of the
consultation which IL has been consider
ing be submitted % . popularity elected
convention In each Australian ooiony,
and that II three Of these colonial con-
ventaous approve the Constitution the
imperial guvernmens shall be asked 70
take steps Coz its establishment
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17
Miscellaneous.

OMAHA has a Farmers Alliance base
ball team. dedicated the Lincoln team
the other day.
THE grand commandery Knights
Templar, recently in session at Kear-
ney, elected the following officers:
Louis II. Korty. Omaha, grand COM
mander; Edgar c. Salisbury. Beatrice,
deputy grand commander: John ID.
Moore Grand Island. grand generals
simo; James A. Tulleys, Red Cloud.
grand captain-general; William T.
Whitmarsh, Norfolk, grand prelate;
Charles Il. Finch, Kearney. grand
senior warden; r p. 4 Miller, Lin
coin. grand junior warden; James 5.
France, Omaha, grand treasurer; VIII
liam r. Bowen, Omaha, grand recorder
II. s POTTER and wife. W. Of the
oldest and most respected citizens of
Ainsworth, died the other morning of
pneumonia superinduced by In grippe.
They were SO years old, were married
in 1871, never had any children. and
Eve days before their death took to
their bed together where they died
within three hours Of each other.
AT Hermann the other day Mrs An
drew Doll killed her two children. aged
: and o years. with an Ak and then took
poison. and died soon after. The WON
an had but recently been released from
the insane asylum, after being pro
nounced cured.
THE other morning George Linden. .
hotel clerk Mt Plattsmouth, started on
a hunting expedition and attempted to
cross the Missouri river in a small skih.
accompanied BY two boys Frank Gus
tafson and John F1aherty. When in
mid-strcam the boat capsized and threw
the occupants into the water. Flaherty
was drowned and a fishe rman rescued
the other two
DrPHrHERIA in epidemic form prevails
at Beatrice. supplemented by measles
and la grippe
WEIR independent was elected mayor
Of Lincoln at the recent city election BY
sss plurality.
THE Australian ballo. system gave
general satisfaction .; the late munich
pal elections in the state.
The Burlington switchrnen as Omaha
went on = strike he other day 10 Aid
Lincoln striking switchmen
THE residence Of J. w. Graham. four
miles southeast Of Beatrice, was de-
stroyed by fire the other morning.
Loss s. 600; insurance. s-co-
WHILE recently playing in the barn
the a~ve-year-old daughter OF w. J. Bar
rest of CnsdillA jumped from the
manager and broke her neck. dying Ia
stansly.
MoRr thar half Of the Business por-
ton Of Tobias MAS burned the other
afternoon. the Ore making 4 clean
sweep on both ssirsof Main stree. fron
she Burlington depot 70 the First Ns-
tional bank
d Z EGxBALr- city ticket sgeu. Of
The Chicago < Ns<tAWcs:ern r.iirOsd
a. Omaha SO; himself dad il a Turx-
hh bath roou il HAT cir ;he other
day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17
i-s....ss,

Kss..s CTR. No. A7xI .-wsseA
n~ r~s . sso< hvys AL yosES
T&Ea Bard II Arx~zls& r..~Aaas
or<r for . -t-> Ia: ~ sL0nS fk~ 49,
a ~ Fooso rt&dz<s az sop- r@.
IN tia, pae>- Hs hass sozeA~t ,A<
u~-inszisisA oopr~r as6 ~. $3.50 r~~s~.
o. 10 DAMP ,s-k "a. o0~-r~a .A~
az=7-- SoS q - vLtz-r. sw
Ts soys Azs4 k&a 20 ssoosr .o~seb~s
IL sir las - t&soE q - ~stA
"a osA~s oo@ IN en- irsx..; - So
Dad Hs euarsz kzrrsodGy hr
k1z assF s-uE s~ sa.Ai sifr. lbs
sax4s kzssc Ma zs<se~a
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17
HIGH PRICES FOR WHEAT.
Reasons For Expecting s,iu Higher QUO
fafiona-

sAtiona-
SAN Francisco, April i0-onc Of the
leading grain merchants Of the state.
speaking to-day rcgarding The shortage
in the European wheat crop. said.
Everything indicates that the price Of
wheat will he higher this year than
last. Six weeks ~ prices commenced
tn GO up gradually. and now wheat Il
from sI.b5 Ia sl.69 per GENITAL Our eH-
porters are selling cargocs for August
September. October. November AMI D--
cembcr at the rate Of $50 or more.
The seasons operations are quoted at
$50 and si5s These options are the
best indications Of prices which will
prevail during and after harvss, and
the next crop will bring 81 20 or
per Genital. The scrcag II whoa; this
year In California Is very good. perhaps
larger than ever before"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17
NINE THOUSAND MILES.
Extent OF the President's Trip To Csiiforu
and HACK tn Warrington.

and Hack Tn Washington
WASHINGTON, April I0.-Thc arrange
mcnts for President Harrison's trip
through the south and to California
have been completed As itnow stands
the party will consist Of President IIar-
rison. Mrs. Dimmick, PostmaStcrLGcn-
eral Wauamakcr. Secretary Rusk.
Private Secretary lIalforI. Executive
Clerk Tibbetts and representative
of the press associations George
w. Boyd, assistant general
passenger agent Of the Pcnnsyl-
vania road. will have charge of the
party. The trip will occupy thirty days
and the distance Ia h. Travelled will h.
1900 miles. IL will hr from Washing.
ton To San Francisco. via Chattanooga.
birmingham. Memphis, Galveston. re-.
turning via Portland. salt Lake City.
Denver. Omaha, Springfield and In
dianapoliS
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17

SEVERAL weeks ago curious discov-
cries were reported lear Era in Cooke
county, Tex. Col Tally, of Dallas
representing an English scientific soci-
ETY.. has been there several days prose-
cutting the investigation He is report
ed to have discovered the remains of =
giant woman with = large gold mount
cd and ancient modelled tucking-
comb beneath her hair. This is in the
nature of other discoveries made there
several weeks ago by n party from ILL.,
nois, and led to the investigation by
Mr.. Tally. who stated that there was
something in store for the theological
students and historians as well the
scientific world The place of the dis
covery is known as the Clear Creek cat
acombs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS

JUDGE BARRETT, in the court Of oyer
and terminer at New York., granted On
application for n ten days stay OF pro.
cecdings in the casc of the New Haven
railroad directors indicted for the liar
lem tunnel accident
THE Lafayette statue opposite the
executive mansion nj Washington has
been completed. +"
a NAN envcloped In n great overcoat
was recently arrested near the person
Of the ear. On being searched a re-
volver and some poison was found.
GEN. BEN BUTLER has sold Ia the gov
eminent for Ss70, 900 a granite building
and the ground on which IL stands in
Washington.
THE New York Methodist conference
has voted overwhelmingly that women
should not be admitted to the general
conference.
OWING To the prevalence of remark.
ably clever counterfeit 81 silver ccrtifi
Gates the Issue of the regular series OF
81 silver certificates has been suspended
and arrangements are being made FOR
the issue Of n substitute. The original
bears the portrait Of Gen. Hancock and
the substitute will have that OF the late
Secretary Window.
MARIzA S KRUKANEZ, n bohemian
girl from Omaha. lighted a fire with
kerosene at Pueblo. Col The house
was saved. but the girl died
AT Russcllville. Ky. seven prisoners
escaped from the Jail by cutting a bar
in a window. Four were muraeren
For one of them. iona Porter, who n.
sassinatcd George w. Grill. q wealthy
farmer, n reward of $1,000 for arres,
and conviction was offered
TuE steamship Cachmerc. from Med.
iterrancan ports, arrived off quaran.
tine at New York on the sth. having on
board LOGO Italian immigrants This
IL the largest number of Italians ever
brought to that port by one vessel.
h was a case of contagious disease
on board.
THREE men were blown TO pieces by
an explosion of nitU Iglyccrine at Pc
trolia, Ont
THE court at Sunderland. England.
has granted a against Mr..
Storey, a member of parliament for that
division, on n charge of perjury. The
perjury Is alleged To have been CON-
mitted in his charge agsins, the police
OF assault, in connection with the silk
works strike.
TuE Argentine eahine. has signed a
decree ~susPending until June mex, the
payment of the deposits in the national
and provincial banks and offering de-
p~ositors h option OF taking internal
bonds in exchange for their deposits
THERE was n bad wreck on the Wis
consiu Central ut Vernon RECENTLY.
Thawing ground left the road bed weak
and n frighttrAin wen OF the te.ck.
killing engineer and fireman ana fatal
iy hurting a brakeman
ROBERT WILLIAMS convicted of
der;ng Rev. Mr.. Hayes in November
last. has been sentenced TO be hanged
at Little Rock. Ark. juno
THE ship Dryden. from Rio Janeiro.
is in quarantine at New York with yei-
low fever on board The number o.
cases has not jet been made known