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FORGED BILL OF LADING.
Chicago Commission Firm VictImized
Ont OF u large Amount.

WINDSOR, Mo-, March pa clever
forgery has just been revealed here,
which will cost the Woods Brothers
Commission Company, of Chicago,
heavily, but az. yet the amount
is unknown. On the 9th inst
Thomas A. Sibley presented a bill
of lading for n lot of live stock, signed
by the agent of the Missouri, Kansas q
Texas Road at Windsor, and Woods
Brothers ordered the First National
Bank of Sedalia to pay the amount adj
vanced on eleven cars Of stock. The
bank paid the draft and Immediately
drew on the Woods Company,
the draft being promptly met.
Yesterday Woods Brothers telegraphed
the Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas
agent that they held his bill of !ading
for the eleven cars of stock, and asked
where the shipment was. The agent
knew nothing of it and wired that the
bill of lading was forgery. Sibley is at
large and is unknown. Tho railroad
people are investigating
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tn RE TIED AND UNITED.
A Former Wisconsin Couple in divorce
Court at Chicago.

a Former wisconsin Couple i'm divorce
Court at Chicago.
CmcAco, H., March 27.--Mrs. ANNE
Mclaughlin asks the circuit court to de-
cree a common law marriage between
her and John II. Mclaughlin, and then
she wants divorce from him on &C
count of cruelty. The McLaughlins
lived in Florence, Wis, ana iron
Mountain, Mich, in both OF winch
nlares Mclaughlin kept saloon, ana,
~ the woman charges, introduced her
az his wife. During this tlme' passing
sometimes as Mclaughlin ana t HtI oa as
Morrison, the man acquired $lo'voo
w W. W Of property. He came TO Chi,
W nann Two wears ago, and has since owned
9 saloon on Wentworth Avenue. Judge
Collins G issued an injunction forbiddlng
Mclaughlin from dlsposing of his prop
prtN.
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California DiStillcrV Seized

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, March 2S.--The
distillery and winery of the Gallegos
Wine Company, at lrvington, one Of the
largest establishments of the kind in the
state, has been seized by revenue Off
GERS on occount Of frauds alleged to have
been perpetrated in the unlawful use of
untaxed brandy. The plant seized com
prises the extensive buildings, all the
utensils and appurtenances of the bust
ness, and between 100000 and 1000
gallons of wine and brandy. The value
of the plant is about 5000 900.
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,o,pDGRERS HANGED.

od out TO Two Guilty Wretches
Ne in pennsylvania.
,prr. Pa, March 2G.-George
fDAp' ,,o Moss was hanged here in
sIDF rn gard ut 1918 o'clock this
P~ Bs walked to the gallows
. ,a5 with fearless pace. He said:
'p Eoa not hold me responsible for
'',I or of my wife, and l do not
n'l""lIr responsible. / die like q
I H!2GttLa smile" Death ensued in
sf ""inutes. The hanging was wit
e1 only few persons-the jury
J." twenty-five deputies and ten
Stn" The execution was conduct
S'lG .;%e for which George w. Moss
10 ".cntcd to-day was the brutal kill
' 1Liy wife Rhoda on the night of
oT I If October, 1889. Up to the
stbr killing Moss and his wife had
I.,antber twonty-three years, and
b. ' "5t wears they had not seen a
a ,Jay The deceased was so years
p. fine murderer So. Moss came
' ni,b his wife and children from
W, "" n Y. Moss was a man who
. .""ib heavily, and at times APP
J to be crazy. His wife was
kind disposition, and when
bo nuarrcod with her she would
say an unkind word to him in
tn The couple had six children.
nf tbc prcsumable inspirations for
,,mc was thought to be the humil-
" Moss felt for being sent to jail by
nn Frank for drunkenness and
5n~ his wife. He was an exceed
'r sSrositlyo man, and, though his re-
\. from prison was brought about
.n,n the woman he murdered, he
~rrd that she was at the bottom of
,sbemc to jail him.
n~YI CnuNK, Pa, March &c. Tho
.n,, crowded this morning to witness
hanging Of Oliver William Stangley.
,Jrop Tell ut Il:04. His neck was
ken and he died without a struggle.
.ras pronounced dead at 10.
he n crime for which Oliver William
ndey suffered the death penalty to-
was committed in Weatherly on
rIay October II, 1889. At II few
mites before 9o'clock on the forenoon
1;s day, Mrs. Sybil A. Walbert, the
of Albert Walbert, was
nd lying dead on Il lounge
bc paror II her home with bullet
, through her body, showing that
had been foullv dealt with. Wal
t, his wife, five children, and Stang
asa boardcr, were the occupants of
house. StangIey was arrested,
red with the crime, and confessed
ho committed the deed because he
in love with the WON and she
ID to rrrjprocate his guilty affections.
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MADMAN'S DEED OF BLOOD.
He Twice Fires n Shotgun Into "a Throns
of Dancers,

WICB TITGH u Z
of Dancers,
BELFAST, March PA terrible scene
occurred last night during the progress
of u charity ball which was given
at Stragaddy, County Donegal. At the
height Of the festivities an insane
man suddenly made his appearance
armed with double-barreled shotgun.
Before his intentions were OWNED, or
before he could be disarmed, the mad
man fired both barrels of his gun among
the dancers. One young girl was shot
in the back, and she was so dangerously
wounded that she was removed from the
ball room in dying condition. The
mailman after discharging his shotgun
was secured by some of the gentlemen
and was soon atterward handed over to
tho pOlica
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O'SHEA SUES THE PRIESTS.
He Demands Damages for Alleged SLAM
der-An Interesting Case.

DUBLIN, March 27.-It is announced
to day that Capt. O'Shea has brought
suit against the Catholic bishop of the
united dioceses of Galway and kilmac-
duash, the most Rev. Francis j. Mac
Cormack, ID. D., and against Canon
John O'Mahony, of the Catholic
diocese of Cork. Capt. O'Shea
sues the two reverend gentlemen men
toned for alleged libelous utterances in
regard TO his relations with Mr.. Par
nell, which have been attributed to the
Bishop Of Galway and to Canon O'Ms-
hony In the public press.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-02
Snow Ends the Fro Rollins

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 30.-The
heavy snow and rain storms of Friday
and Saturday have caused postpone
ment of Washington's most enjoyable
and unique manner of celebrating the
end of Lent, and there will be no Easter
Monday egg rolling in the White House
grounds to-day, greatly to the disap-
pointment Of the 10000 or $1,000 chill
dren who have for weeks been impa-
ticntly waiting for Easter Monday
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NOT GUILTY OF RlOTING.

The Crow Fails to Secure n Conviction in
the Tipperary Cases.
CoRK, March 2S,--The trial of Michael
O'Brien Dalton and the others charged
with rioting and assaulting the police at
the time of the trial of Mcssrs. O'Brien
and Dillon at Tipperary, was concluded
to-day. The jury, after n short delib-
Grafton, announced that they were I'M
able to agree upon verdict in the case
of M. Dalton, but rendered verdict
of mot guilty" AS to the other prison
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a BATTLE IN The MUD.
Exciting Railway Crossing Fight at Dem
yer-No RlOOdshed.

Exciting Railway Crossing Fight nt Dem
Ver--No Bloodshed..
DENVER, Col, March 2G.-One of the
most exciting scenes ever witnessed in
Denver occurred at Fifteenth and Chap
man streets yesterday, when the Den
yer 4 Suburban Railroad attempted to
cross the Denver Tramway tracks. The
latter company appeared in the field
with an armed force of men, all
their cars being crowded to the
crossing. 1t was necessary to place fifty
policemen on the corner to prevent
bloodshcd The men fought and tum-
Dl, d around in the mud while fully 5000
people stood yelling and hooting at the
tramway officers for endeavoring to OBJ
struct the opposition company. The
struggle lasted three hours.
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To start u KiYnl Mill.

NEWARK, N. j., March 26.-William
Clark, the general manager of the Clark
0. n. Y. Works, returned from Jamaica
Yesterday. He said the resignation of his
sons was surprise to him, but he felt
bound to sustain them after hearing
their story. He would not say what he
intended to do in the matter, but it is
deemed highly probable that he will
Join his sons in establishing rival mill.
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Died in n Patrol Wagon.

CHICAGO, Ill, March pa man sup
posed to be E. s. Stephenson, a farmer
of Saloma, Calhoun County, Mich, died
in patrol wagon last night while being
taken to the county hospital. He APP
piled ut the Warren Avenue Police
Station for a nights lodging, and at
midnight the lockup-keeper noticed that
something was wrong with his lodger,
and had the man placed in the patrol
wagon to be taken to the hospital. On
arriving there the man was found to be
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NORMAN r. GASSETTE DEAD.
The Eminent Mason Succumbs tn Pneu-
monin MT Chicago.

CuIcAGo, Ill.,, March 27.-Norman r.
Gassette, the well-known real estate
agent, died at his residence, on Grand
Boulevard, yesterday, aged 50 years
His disease was pneumonia, and he
passed away while the surgeons were
performing the act of trach1otomy to
save him from sulfocation. The de-
ceased achieved national reputation
as a Mason of high degree. Mr.. Gas
settle leaves widow and two children
"a grown-up son and daughter. The
funeral will take place on Sunday morn
ing. under Masonic auspices.
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Cotton Schooner Lost

BEAUFORT, y. c., March 3O.-The
steamship Banquet, under the Spanish
flag, went ashore on Ocracoke Beach,
three miles south of Ocracoke life-sav-
ing station, Friday night, loaded with
1000 bales of cotton and 200 tons of cot
ton-seed oil cake from Galveston, Tex.
to Newport News for orders. The crew
were all saved
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-02
Philadelphia Iron Works Burned.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 2S.-Early
this morning fire broke outin the Eagle
Iron Works, at sl2, Sl4 and SIG Race
Street, owned by David S. Cresswell d
Co., and before it was extin2uished the
works were destroyed and several ad-
iacent buildings were badly damaged.
The loss will be about $50, 900; fully COW
cred by insurance
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Joined the Catholic Church.

Boston, Mass. March 26.-The Pilot
announces this week that George Par
sons Lathrop, the author, and his wife,
who is the daughter of Nathaniel Haw-
thorne, have become Roman Catholics.
They were received into the church in
New York on the 10th inst, by Rev.
Alfred Young, of st. Paul's, and were
confirmed two days later by Arch
bishop COrripan
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Not Credited in London.

LISBON, March 26.-The statement that
the Portuguese authorities in South
Africa had declared state of siege to
exist in Manicaland is not credited
here. On the other hand it is semi
officially announced that the Portuguese
government desires to maintain the
modus vivendi, and to in no way inter-
fere with the rights of the British South
Africa Company rwith British subjects
residing in ManicNland
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MA STRIKE AT CHICAGO.

c.r,srters and Bosses Agree t" "a fl"n
tn settle Their pitferenceS.
cmc,Go. H.. March 3o,-At mass
aat;,c of carpenters in this city yes
.nrdav an agreement between the Car
lelu"s, Council and the Builders Assoc
pen aon nroyiding for the settlement OF
c,a' Va nrances during the coming year
an urhitratjon, was unanimously rati-
oN ~ The terms of the agreement pro-
neg e. = working day OF eight hours ut
ViuG , In wage Of - cents per hour.
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FAINT HOPE OF RECIPROCITY.
Canada People Doubt the Success of the
Mission 10 Washington.

OTTAWA, Ont, March PA meeting
Of the cabinet was held yesterday i'll
connection with The proposed visit OF
the Canadian commissioners tt Wash
ington, but no decision rs to the date of
departure was reached. Sir Charles Tup-
per and his colleagues are ready to
start ut moments notice, when Secre
tary Blaine lntimntes he is ready for a
conference. A prominent member of
the cabinet said yesterday that he had
little faith in anything being accom-
plished in the direction of reciprocity
with the United States, and he believed
that Canada could pull through and be
better in the end without the proposed
commercial alliance
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Cansizcd ut Her Pier.

New York, March 27.-Early this
morning scow laden with sand and ly-
ing at Pier |, North River, capsized from
some unknown cause, and her captain,
Frederick Hanson, was drowned. The
captain s wife made her escape by jump
inc IN the piar
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QUITTING ON PATENT COUPLERS
Railroad Companies Making EA's"'"
.u.r.tions on Freight Cars.

New YogK, March 27.-rhe Engineer
;,r News will publish this week a state
lug thot railroad companies controlling
mem men % coo miles of road and over Ioo,-
o oNo t. .I,ob ears report that they have
ooo lteif" The rolicy of applying auto
auop'e na,nlers advocated by the Master
matiG c9o CPS: Association to new freight
Car bu,i H orer 20 GOO cars were equipped
cars lo rnn " !, 1891. Concerning the APP
oh of automatic brakes railway !,
palnnanies controlling s1,9l' ml!es OF
r ro;Iwav and 69s,37o cars report . ao
adoption Of the policy OF eGIh,pGkins I and
about 10000 cars we,o IHI Is9l
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Deed or u Desperate Lover.

CAREoLroN, Ky, March 3O.-Robert
Bartlett, town marshal of Priestville.
being infatuated with the young wife of
DIR. Contri, prominent physician there.
shot her through the breast last night.
because she would not clope with him.
Mrs. Contri will die. He fired two
shots at Nj. G. Hunt and wife and es-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-02

DROWNED IN THE SURF.
''' People Lose Their Lives on 'h
Virginia Coast.

'"' People Lose Their Lives on 'n'
nm Virginia Coast.
'"e Norwegian bark Dictator, from
EoSacoIa, Fla, to West llartlep9ool,
, rrS' laden with pine lumber, with =, a
VIEW gN of fifteen and the captain ;
yyoaoS wife and little boy OF .
55.si'r% came ashore in strong easterly
N N%o on the morning of the 2th, ioui
@ %'vS south of Cape Henry, Va; anu any
H., mites north of Virginia. beaeit
tGbo o The weather was so thick tht'
g "g vessel was not seen until dayligh,'
G3 then She was in the brakers hroad-
. AZ on, within quarter Of a mll ME
", Soe shore. The life-savlng crew.
,S"o a hard all day long a anu
"'eeded in getting eight men ashore
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Ki,Icd IN n Necaunec NINE.

NEGAuNEE, Mich. ), March BY the
explosion of dynamite blast, of which
the men had no warning, Peter Doyle
and Charles Peterson were killed yes
terdav in South Buffalo mine. Both
men have large families. The party of
workmeL which fired the blast Will
probably be arrested for murder.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-02
GRACEFUL ACKNOWLEDGE ENT
Thanks of the Sherman Family to the
Legislature of Illinois.

Legislature of Illinois.
SPRINGFIELD, H., March 2G.-In the
Senate, this morning, the following
communication from the family of Gen.
Sherman was read:
TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY or THE
STATE OF ILLINOIS: The family of Gen.
Sherman, deeply touched by your hand
some and appropriate testimony of con-
dolcncc, desire to express to the Senate
and House of the state of Illinois their
appreciation of the action of Your Sover-
cign assembly and their thanks for the
honor You bestow upon the cherished
memory of their father. With profound
respect, THOMAS T.. SHERMAN.
In behalf Of the family.
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N,urdcrcd Actress IdcntiGcd.

NEW YORK, March 30.-The identity of
the actress known as Mabel Debabaine,
who was shot and instantly killed in a
variety theater in Spokane Falls last
Friday night, has been definitely set
tied. Her name was Mabel DE Beblan,
and she was very wcll-knoWn bur
lesoue performer. She had appeared in
spectacles, farce comedies, light operas,
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Emery Wheel Works Burne.,

TIFmN, o., March 26.--Tho Starting
Emery Wheel Works were damaged to
the extent Of $4,000 last night by es-
Gaping natural gas igniting from n watch
mans lantern. The Waterman was
badly, but not fatally burned. Insur-
ance ON the bnilding il SD 500
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LEAGUE AFFAIRS LOVELY.
Johnson Embroglio to DO Adjusted mt
Cincinnati To- day.

CINCINNATI, o., March 28.-The League
delegates have not been in session dur
ing the forenoon, but they have been
doing more effective work individually
III furthering the objects of the meet
ing. A legal opinion concerning the
johnson rights in the Cincinnati Club
was expected from Messrs. Pax
ton and Warrington, but the
bar meeting i'll connection with the
death of Rufus King has prevented it's
presentation. The outlook at ~ O'Clock
IS stated by Mr.. Byrne to be favorable
to satisfactory adjustment Of the mat
in hand. He stated that confidence in
an early settlement was such that most
of the delegates hope to get away this
evaninv
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no Enlist Indians:

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 2G.-Orders
have been issued from Gen. Merritt's
headquarters in this city to begin en-
listing Indians in the regular army. In
the Department Of the Missouri several
companies will be composed entirely of
Indians, and will be stationed ut Fort
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SUICIDE OF A MICHIGAN BELLE.
Miss Myrtle Coats PoIsons Herself mt
Lansing u Week Before Her Wedding.

LAhsIhg q Week Before Her Wedding.
LANSING, Mich, March 27.-The mar
riage OF Miss Myrtle Coats and Frank
Conklin was fixed for next Wednesday.
Last night Miss Coats, who was of I'M
usual beauty and not quite IS years of
age, was seized with commissions and
died in less than two hours.
Just before her death a lengthy
letter to her family was found in her
clio hing. This letter admitted that she
had committed suicide by poisoning,
and revealed the cause of self-destruc-
ton, but her parents absolutely refused
to show the message to her lover or the
authorities, except that part Of it which
detailed with minute clearness her ar
range ments for the suicide and her de-
sires concerning her funeral.
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Condemned Men May be Innocent.

OOnUCThhCU NIGH NENy DC FHHOCCHI.
PlrrsBuRG, Pa, March 2S.-A sensa-
ton was created here to-day by the
charge that the desperate who muir
dered Detective Gilkinson last Satur-
day, was the real murderer of Farmer
Umberger, for which crime David and
Joseph Nicely are to be executed at
Somerset, Pa, next Thursday. The
Nicelys were convicted on purely cir
cumstantial evidence, and have steadily
nrotested their Innocence of the crime.
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DEATH OF MRS. CUSHING.
The Mother OF the Hero of the Automatic
Exploit Passes Away.

FApIOlt TAsSeb Away.
Sr. JOSEPH, Mo-, March 81 Mrs.
Mary II. Cushing, widow of the late
Milton Buckingham Gushing, died here
yesterday, aged S4 years. She was the
nother of Milton r. Cushing, at
one time paymaster of the United
States Navy; of Lieut.. Edward Cush-
ing, VINO was killed by Indians in
Arizona in 1874; of Col. Alonzo Cush-
ing, killed at the battle Of Gettysburg,
and of Commander w. b. Cushing, of
Albemarle fame The body will be sent
to Fredonia, N. Y, for interment. Mrs.
Gushing formerly lived at Delatield,
Waukesha County. Wis.
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WIPED OUT BY FLAMES.
Two Children Burned To Death Neal
OMeheC-Ot Other Eirea

Two Children burned To Death Near
OMebec--Othe Fires.
QUEBEC, March 2S.-The residence of
Marchand st. VALERIE de Batustrode, in
an eastern township, was burned last
night. Two Of his children persisted in
the flames.
New York, March 27.--Fire last night
in the six-story building lS5 Chambers
Street, caused $4,000 loss to Hines q
Mansfield, produce dealers; fully in
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St. Paul Road Earnings.

CmcAGo, ILL.,, March 30.-The state
ment OF the Chicago, Milwaukee x st.
Paul road for the month OF February
shows: Gross earnings, 81 1893. l46. in
crease So, SIG; net earnings, s442, $50,
decrease 500
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Deep snow in Great T5rIfatn,

LONDON, March 30.-A heavy snow
storm is sweeping over the northern
part of Great Britain. All the horse
car lines and railroads OF Aberdeen are
blocked by the snow which has fallen in
and about that city.
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Will Release the Galena.

VINEYARD HAVEN, March 2S.-An eff
fort is now being made to float the Uni
ted States steamer Galena, at Gay Head.
steam pumps were put on board yester-
dav. It was found she could be
pumped cut without much difficulty,
and ut high water she lay nearly afoat
Hoo
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Silver Found at Peoria. Ill.

PEORIA, ILL.,, March 30.--A farmer liv-
ing nine miles from here discovered a
rock-vein of silver ore on his farm
about thirty feet below the surface.
The vein is said TO be rich one AR
engagements are being made TO de ,op
the mine
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Corner In the Brandy Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 27.-An
attempt is being made by syndicate of
coal jobbers to control the brandy
market. Agents Of the syndicate have
been iourneying throughout the wine
districts and buying up ali the brandy
III sight, The bonded warehouses in
the state are now stored with fully
1000, 900 gallons of brandy made since
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS IN PRISON.

a Jury Fixes tho Punishment of John
Brennan, tic Chicago Murderer.
CHICAGO, H., March 27.-John Bren-
nan. who killed Minnie Martleson last
December, and whose trial has been in
progress for two days, was this morning
found guilty and the penalty fixed at
twenty-five wears in the penIteutiary.
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SIXTEEN SEAMEN LOST.

: 4'IIS5EVH'tIy T'CkCI
Crew Drowned.
san FRANCISCo, Cal, March 30.-The
British steamer Elon arrived from Hon
olulu yesterday and reports that the
missionary schooner Chapman was lost
on the west coast of Tahiti in Novem-
Der last She was bound from Honolulu
to Pitcair. Island. The crew, number
ing sixteen, were drowned.
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LIVES LOST IN A FIRE.

Three Persons Perish in Burning Penn
sylvania Hotel.
AUSTIN, Pa, March pa 5000 fire
this morning in the Commercial Hotel
and clearinghouse of r. Henry, totally
destroyed the building. Three persons
lost their lives: Lizzie McGarisk, a
domestic; Jack McCarty, boarder, and
All unknown man. Adjoining property
was badly damaged. The origin of the
fire is INK nOWn
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CnnnnInn Pac,tlc NIust Pay.

IoEoSTo, Ont, March 27.-The court
of appeals has dismissed the appeal of
the Canadian Pacific Railway from the
verdict rendered against ii for $3.50, 900
in favor of Contractors Come and Nc
Lennon, who constructed the Lake Su-
perior section of that road.
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Archnishop Nnnrn"nnct ncnd.

ToRoNTo, Ont, March 30.-News was
received here yesterday of the death in
France Of Archbishop Charbonnet,
formerly Bishop % Toronto.