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The morning call., 1891-03-30
sHIpwRECKED VESSELS.
A Ship Ashore Off Hatteras Loss of the Bark
Dictator

NORFOLK (Na.) March ga telegram
from the Hatteras Life-saving Station says
that a Spanish steamer bound from Calves
ton, Tex, is ashore five miles south of that
station. The vessel is lying easy ami close
TO the beach. The captuin and crew are on
board and there is no present necessity for
their leaving the ship. There is strong
probability that both the vessel and cargo
will be saved. 1t is not known whether or
not this is the cotton steamer before re-
ported ashore at 0cracoke Inlet. Lieuten-
ant Walker of the United States Life-saving
Service arrived at the beach this morning
and is making an investigation into the loss
of life in connection with the wreck of the
bark Dictator on Friday. There is dispo-
sition here now to censure the Zatick Std
tion ife-saving crew for not attempting to
launch the life-boat, as it was shown that
even a smaller boat could make the trip IN
safety, the bark's dingy coming ashore
without capsiZlng and bringing Tour men.
Only TWO bodies of those lost on the Dlcta-
tor SO far have been recovered.
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srAMBULoFF,s CLOSE CALL.
The Premier Aware of the Existence Of Plot
to Take His Life.


SOFIA, March 29.-Prince Ferdinand's
legal commission from the Porte as Gov
ernor of Roumelia expires April 9TH, when
Turkey can refuse to renominate him, al
though the Porte is not likely to interfere
with him while Stambuloff is Premier.
This fact probably explains the at
tempt on the latter's life. as his
death would have enabled Russia to
interfere, and would have placed Prince
Ferdinand in a predicament. It is now
rumored that Mutkuruff. brOtheT-n-laW Of
StambulnfT, who died recently, committed
suicide because he was involved in the plot.
Premier StambuiOtf, speaking OF the murder
OF SalabasChitf in an interview sail;
81 happenei 10 step back, or l should lave
inevitably been shot. ! had known the eX-
istence of the plot for some time. One man
actually confessed 20 me- that he had lain in
wait for Prince Ferdinand. but that his
courage gave out aud he failed to fire the
fatal shot"
The men arrested on suspicion of
being concerned in the murder Of
Minister SalabaSchiti are detained, but
an examination has shown that the actual
assassin has not yet been captured. The
funeral of Minister Sal@baSchitf took place
To-day with great pomp.
VIENNA, March %. - Benderoff, who
forced Prince Alexander to resign the Bul-
garian throne, was lately at Bucharest,
passing under an assumed name. He there
had an interview with kraVelOf, and lett
Bucharest Thursday with two other men.
1t was noticed that the party was well pro.
vided with money. 1t is supposed it was
Benderoff and his companions who shot
Salabaschiff on Friday last.
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Killed On the Track.

SACRAMENTO, March 29-An elderly
man named Joseph Phillaber was killed
this afternoon On the railroad between here
and Davisviile, of which place he was
resident. The special train overlook him
about o'clock and although the engineer
blew the whistle repeatedly, Phillaber did
leave: the track until struck Dy the
locomotive. He was formerly a resident of
Red Bluff. The body was taken TO Davis
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Fractured His Skull.

George Smith, the swimming-teacher at
the Palace Baths, was assaulted by crowd
in the saloon of John Sohl, corner of Bay
and Taylor streets, last night During the
head with beer-glass, and slightly frac-
tured his skull Smith says he went in to
collect SIS, which man named Chris
IIirschel owed him. That was the cause of
the trouble. Smiths wounds were attended
to at the Receiving Hospital.
The whaling schooner William A Grozier
of Provincetown carries Que of the young
sailors afloat-the captains son. aget 13
years, who is now making his seventh voy-
age whaling.
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A MILLI0NAIRE'S LUCK.
william X. Vanderbilt Wins $4,000 at

William X. Vanderbilt Wins $4,000 at
Monte Carlo-Other Players.
William K. Vanderbilt has been among
the heavy PLAYERS and heavy winners at
Monte Carlo this week. Luck was with
him, as it always is with man who has
ample capital and can afford to plunge. 1t
is said that Mr. Vanderbilt adopted the play
of the Prince of Wales; he risked a SOW
ereign at each turn and frequently allowed
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A UsURER's BoUsE-wABMING.
Officers Induced to Appear at a Ball in Full
Uniform

OIOt4S 4AuUCCu " <AFPSoA az a @@sAAA IL a Ill
Uniform.
BERLIN. March 29.-The Kaiser and his
Military Council have before them a long
list of officers of high and low degree who
recently appeared in full uniforms at ball
given at the house-warming Of a usurer
named Abr,4ams. The latter's residence
has been built upon the ruined careers of
host of young aristocrats and army men,
and Abrahams, who is very smart man,
thought the time had arrived when his
daughter might aspire, in spite of her lowly
origin, TO a position in society among ladies'
OF rank. To set the ball rolling Abrahams
called upon each of his debtors and. under
promise Of greater leniency, or further
advance, as the case might be- in
duced them to appear at the ball in fun
uniform, which they are only allowed to
wear at court receptions. Aside from
Atraham's female relations there were a
number Of young and pretty women made
known Only by their Christian names. Like
the walters they were not total strangers to
their cavaliers, being habitual frequenters
of that part Of Friedrch-strasse where
they are tolerated by the police.
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THE SLIGO CAMPAIGN.
Anti-Parnellite Speakers Assailed With Stones
and Other Missiles.

Antl-ParneIIlte Speakers Assailed With Stones
and Other Missiles
SLIGO, March 2a-To-day has been the
livelIest day so far in the North Sligo cleo
tiOn campaign. BY S O'Clock this morning
tile streets were alive with people listening
to the music of several bands. Parneu
cOntingents, with their leader, were out by
10 o'clock engaged in personal canvassing.
Panel met with q hostile reception at
Strand Hill, where he found it impossible
to hold meeting owing TO the piercing yellS
of his opponents. and he was finally com
PEELED to retreat to Sligo. The Bishop of
the diocese, together with the priests Of the
whole district denounced Parnell to their
congregation at mass this morning. Mean
while the anti-Parnellites, Sexton and Col
lery, Maurice Healy and Michael Diyitt
and their party, bent on an unfortunate
attempt TO carry the fight into the
enemy'S country, started at o'clock
in the morning for Fermaa agh district. ad-
dressing small gatherings on their way till
TemplebOv was reached Here hostile
camps lad been formed. The PaTnellites
maintained suien silence, bur their oppo-
nents with ringing cheers welcomed tue re-
endorsements. The Parnel!ites gathered on
the brow of hill, armed with blackihurns
and other weapons, threatening 10 move
toward their opponents, but the police in
terpOsed and with line OF bay0nets awed
the antagonists. and the storm subslded
amid mUtleTed threats and curses. All ROW
moved IN the direction Of DrumOre West.
where, after a similar scene, the PaTneljtes
Pelted their opponents vigorously with
stones until they were chased and dubbed
by the police. Michael Dayitt led his ad-
herents of, all duckinE their heads and some
covering themselves with rugs to avoid a
fusilade of stones. PinktrtOn, member of
Parliament for Galway, had his head cut.
and several others were Injured. On trying
to enter Easkey the anti PaTuel liteS found
the road barred by formidable array of
Paruclltes and on the advance of the police
they retreated in the direction of Sligo
amid another shower of stones and other
missiles. The fusilade Of stones continued
until the party was half mile from Easkey.
A couple of newspaper men, following 100
yards behind the Dayitt party, we're at
lacked y" the ParEelitcs and so seriously
huT. that they were obliged to stop at vii
lage TO have their wounds dressed. On
learning who the wounded men were
the assailauts expressed contrition. The
-Parnellite party reached sligo in the
evening and addressed a meeting. They
gave a detailed account of ihe days hap
pening and the treatment they had received,
which they declared Parnellite leaders or
ganiZed un The previous night In Sligo. They
all vowed vengeance.
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"Thev Don't Hang Gentlemen in Kentucky

HUNTINGTON (W. Va.). March 29.-Oliver
Deacon is very much in demand up in
Toms Creek neighborhood. There have
been eighteen girls who have stated since
his escape that they were engaged to be
married to Deacon, and that the wedding
day fixed in each case was April Goth. A
fetser from Deu-ou, written from cssrietts-
burg, saws he believes himself safe, as
they don't hang gentlemen in kentucky"
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and many others have experienced bene fit
from its use The total number of patients
ninety-eight, and twelve have been cured.
In every instance the dose has been the
smallest permitted by Koch, and some
times even so little as the sixth of MILL
gramme. DR.. jenkins says he has uni
formly obtained the best results from the
smallest injections.
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Am erican Pork in Germanv.

BERLIN, March 29.-It is certain that i'm
portant negotiations are going ON for the
abolition of the prescription of American
pork in this country, but Minister Phelps
says it will be impossible for him to get
ahead on the BIZ question so long as Ameri-
can newspapers and politicians keep on
retaliatory measures AGAINST Germany.
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PRESBYTERIANISsI.

A Board of Trustees Elected for the Church
at Monterey.
MONTEREY, March 29.-At the meeting
of the FIRST Presbyterian Church of this
place, held to-day, for thepurpose of elect
ing Trustees for the ensuing term, Messrs.
Z. NJ. Carver, A. T. Mauldin, r. II. Wiley,
". Dodge and T. G. Kenyon were elected
after a lively and bitter fight. The David
Jacks faction were overwhelmingly de-
feated, tie vote standing 49 to 7. The re-
suit gives satisfaction to the public gener-
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Count Karoiyi BUYS His Wife Off

New YORK, March 29-The World has a
report that Count Pista Karolyi of Buda
Pesth, and one of the most distinguished
nobemen of Austria had, through Boston
agency, paid $500 to the young woman
with whom his son eloped last winter, and
that she had signed paper releasing young
Karolyi, to whom she had been married in
California. from all claims against him. 1t
is also said that the Count had taken his
departure for Austria accompanied by his
SOu
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A Noted Jockey Dead.

CHICAGO. March 29.-Edward Storms.
the well-known horseman died yesterday in
Chicago of an illness from which he has
been suffering for several months past.
Storms reputation on the turf was made as
a steeple-chase jockey and in horsemanship,
over dangerous hurdles and water-jumps.
1t is said he had no superior in this country
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HIGH LICENSES.
The Way an Ohio Mob Argues With Saloon
Ksepers

COLUMBUS, March 29.-The state Jour
nal's TifIin (Ohio) special says: The tenn
perance warfare at Bloomvilie continues
with additional riOtous demonstrations
After the demolition of his saloon, Miller
procured a new stock of liquors and estab-
his place WAS visited by a crowd of men and
women. who assaulted the proprietor and
bar keeper injuring the latter severely and
giving both of them half an hour TO leave
town on penalty of more severe treatment
Among the leaders Of the mob was II Meth
Odist minister
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UNEXPECTED AID.
The Pennsylvania Coke-strikers Endorsed by
the Federation of Labor.

PITTsBURG, March 29.-Connellsville
coKe-strikers will receive aid from unex-
pected quarters. Samuel GOmpers, Pres
ident of the Fe deratioD of Labor, will be
here within two weeks, and writes that his
organization viii back the cUkers 10 the
last in their demand for eight hours. Com
pers' visit, however, more directly concerns
the coming struggle of the building trades
in this vicinity for the eight-hour day to
be demanded May 4th. Pttsbnrg was
chosen as nucleus for the eight-hour
movement in the building trades, 10 extend
all over the country.
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The Ian Matsnda Defeated,

ROCHESTER, N. y, March 2S.-At the
Biiou Theater, last night. Matsada, 1.-The
JAP" and Hugh Leonard of Belfast, n. Y,
wrestled for S100 side and the middle
eight championship of the world. Leonard
won the first fell in II minutes and the sea-
ord in minutes, by catching hold of the
Jap's legs and thrnwinI him over his head
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ARIZONA.
Secretary of War Proctor's PartyTh Snow
Blockade Raised.

HoLBRooK (Ariz.), March 29.-Redfeld
Proctor, Secretary of War. and party, con-
sistng ROW Of General Batchelder, Captain
Woodruff, General McCook and Lieutenant
Baker. are at San Carlos, Ariz., to-day, and
will go to Fort Thomas, Ariz., tG-morrow
(Mnnday), and F1rt Grant Tuesday and be
at Los Angeles Thursday.
High winds and sani-storms have heen
prevailing in Arizona during the last three
days. The blockade on the railroad on ac-
count of the heavy storm in Kansas is lifted
Six west-bound passenger tIains passed
through here to-day.
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Presidential Amendments.

WASHINGTON, March 29-Major Estes G.
Rathbone of Ohio, at present Chief Post
Office Inspector, has been rendered and has
accepted the Office Of Fourth Assistant Post
master-General, created at the last session
of Congress.
1t is said Representative Carter of
Montana will be appointed Commissioner Of
the General Land Office, vice Croft, re-
signed,
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The Sugar-Beet Industry.

SALINA (Kans.). March 29.-At a mass
meeting Of farmers yesterday DIR. Schweit-
wiler Of Germany discussed the beet-Sugar
industry. AS result $50 farmers decided
10 plant beetS this season. Seed will be fur
nished them from Germany. II the indus
try succeeds a German syndicate will put in
Il $780, 600 sugar factory here.
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An Apology From Dalton.

DUBLIN, March 29.-Miehael O'Brien
Dalton has written to Timothy Healy apol-
ogizing for the assault which he made on
the latter at Cork on the 23d. He denies
that any cne instigated the assault, and
begs Healy 10 remember that he (the writer)
had just been released from jill, aud was
smarting under an unjust accusation,
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A Rrmor Denied.

PHILADELPHIA, March %. - Thomas
Cochrane, formerly President Of the CUR
antee Trust and Safe Deposit Company, d.
clarcd to-day that there was no foundation
for the charges made at Columbus on D..
yesterday, relative to an alleged misapn1 -
priatfon OF S1i5,ooo IN bonds or an" ssi..S.'-
nee and Iron Point Coal aud Iron Company.
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A Circus Girls Diamonds.

LONDON, March 29.-Marie Glassier is the
name Of a pretty circus girl who harges
Rudolph Vacaresco, son of the ex-Minister
to RUumania at Vienna, with stealing her
diamonds, having first borrowed and after
wards pRWned them.
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
Guatemala Favors Peace General Miles Re-
ception in Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, March 29.-President
Barillas Of Guatemala relegraphs that the
letters published in the United States of a
near probability OF Central American war
are groundless. He says Guatemala will
not provoke war and would make every
honorable effort to avoid one.
General Miles. u. s. A, was serenaded
by the military baud last night and to-day
be received a visit from the military au-
thorities. He will be received by President
Diaz when tile latter returns from Puebla.
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Friehtensd to Their Death.

SAVANNAH (Ga.), March 2a.-Last night
a hole was blown in the boiler of the
steamer Farmer, and the noise of the escsp-
ing steam caused panic among the negro
drck hands, several of whom jumped over
board. Four of them were drowned.
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Frozen to Death.

ERIE Pa.j. March 29.-William Flick
niger, prominent gentleman of means, left
his home during the late snOw-storm, and
being four score years of age he became be-
widered and wandered into close canyon,
where he was overcome with fatigue and
fell and perished in the snow. he was a
man Of noble birth in GERMANY
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Peru at the EXPOSITION.

CHICAGO, March 3o.-Lieutenant Stafford,
United States navy, special commissioner
of the Worlds Columbian Exposition to
Peru. reports that the President Of Peru
assured him that Peru would accept the in
vitaliOn to make display at the exposition
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AAIETY IN BERLIN.
luSual Activity in The War
! Office.
| Lively Day In The North Sligo Cam
paign.
Funeral Of Sal6baSChlf-HlS Assassin Not
Yet CaptuTed-Italy and the NeK
Orleans LynChilg.
EpecIal to THE MORNING cAar.

LONDON, March 29-This evenings ad-
vices from Berlin state that unusual activity
has prevailed for the last three days in the
war office and that an unusual number of
employees were busy at the office to-day
There is no doubt that the movements of
Russian troops near the German frontier
and the evidence of cordial intimacy be-
tween Russia aud France have caused much
anxiety in Berlin and it is possible that the
alarm caused by an apprehension of war
may lead TO important military changes.
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Argentine Elections.

BUENos AYREs, March Ex-Governor
Costa has joined the Roca Mirte coalition,
thus settling the Argentine political queS-
tiOn. The elections passed of quietly.
Another Aspirant for the Chilean Presidency.
PARIS, March 29.-Advices from Chile
say Senor Vicuna has resigned the Premier
ship in order that he may enter the contest
for the Presidency.
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a Billiard Challenge.

issued a challenge to Maurice Daily to play
a match, fourteen-inch balk line billiards
for $500 side. He offers DAILY $50 for ex-
peuses to play in Chicago. or will play in
New York on the same terms. He also
offers to play DAILY home and home match
for S5o0 90 oh uama
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Railrnad Strike kdinsted.

LEADvILLE (Coio), March 20.-The dif-
ferences which have existed for some time
bet weeu the management of the Midland
and the conductors and brakcmen on the
West III division into Salt Lake City have
been satisfactorily adjusted and all traffic is
innNinn q : usmal
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AN ITALIAN EXPOSITION.
a Cordial Invitation Extended to American
Inventors and Manufacturers.

Inventors and ManutactufeTs.
WASHINGTON. March 29.-Secretary Rusk
is in receipt of communication from the
Department of State with reference to the
International Exposition, TO be held at
Palermo, Italy, of machines and motors for
small ind Istries, and conveying from the
Ro yal Department of Agriculture, Industry
and Commerce Of the KINGDOM of Italy a
cordial invitation 10 American lnYentor rs
and manufacturers TO participate in the ex-
bibitiOn. The exhibition will form part Of
the national exhibition Of Palermo, and will
continue open fOr the same period-namely,
from November l, 1891, TO May 81, 1882.
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from town from no apparent cause. and fell
down ten-foot embankment. A. /. Brown
and Bob Taylor (colored), passengers, were
instantly killed and Engineer Rigsby fatally
injured. About fifteen other passengers
we're hurt more or less, and two of them
will probably die
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WASHINGTON, March 29.-Senor Romero,
the Mexican Minister, said that the United
States Department Of State and the Mexican
Government were in correspondence on the
subject of the reciprocity treaty between
the TWO countries.
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Test of the Wire Gun.

New YORK, March 29.-The new wire
gun invented by John Hamilton Brown of
this city was tested yesterday at Fort Wads-
worth by navy ard army officials. All
present expressed themselves as satisfied
That the new gun was an Improvement on
others that had been produced in this
country.
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CALVES ron, Mai, h 29.-In answer TO an
inquiry made by the Galveston Chamber Of
Commerce into the condition Of the wheat
crop in Kansas, replies received show that
the present acreage is not only larger than
ever, hut the wheat crop has never been in
such fine condition as at this season of the
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an Alleged Embezzlsr Arrested.

PORTLAND, March 29-W. P. Moore, who
is accused of embezzling $500 from the
Southern Express Company while acting as
chief clerk. was arrested here to-day on a
dispatch from the Chief Of Police of Omaha.
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Blocked by Snow.

LINCOLN (Neb.), March 2a.-Reports from
the western part of the State indicate
heavy snOw-stOrm is prevailing. Trains on
the Black Hills branch of the Burlington
and Missouri are blocked near Long Pine.
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CONSERVATIVES CURED.
Satisfactory Results From the use Oh Aocn
l.,

Lymph in Texas
Npw OprrANs March 29.-The Times
Democrat San Antonio CIexas) speclai says:
Whatever results. or lack Oh results Vi
Koch's lymph in the winter ar Oh Tue more
northern latitudes, its success IN the hieh-
Ia nds of southwestern Texas has been DEM
onstrated. 1t has been given most
thorouoh trial and has accomplished II ore
than was expected of it, and has DeFn the
undoubted means of saving twelve lives.
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EXCITEMENT SUBSIDIZED.
No Sympathy for the Lynehed Mafas Mani
tasted in Rome.

tested In nome.
LONDON, March GA Times correspond
ent at Rome says: The excitement caused
by the lynching at New Orleans has COM
pletely subsidized. The Government fully ap-
preciates the difficulties under which the
American Government labors, and it is not
likely that any pressure will be brought to
bear upon the matter. 1t is convinced that
the American Government will readily
make the compensation which justice de-
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Weekly Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, March 29.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes: Re-
serve decrease. S6l3.0OO; specie increase,
$1,000; circulation increase, $4,000 fne
banks now hold SIS, 600 in excess OF the
legal reuuirements
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An Unknown Man Drowned.

SAN JOSE, March 29.-The body of an
unknown man was found drowned in Coy
ote Greek, at the foot OF Empire street, to-
day. 1t was dressed in abOrcr'S garb. An
inquest failed to throw any light on the
question of identity.
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DUBLIN, Murch 29.-A telegram from
Ballina reports that DR.. Tanner was serious
ly assaulted by Il hostile mob to-day, being
knocked down ana dragged PROSTATE
through the mud.
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KANSAS CITY's PERIL.

The Bluff in Front Gazing in Carrying Down
Houses.
KANSAS CITY, March 29.-Another big
landslide is threatened on account OF the
late rains The earth has cracked along
Terrace street for a distance of several
hundred feet, and the entire block of houses
which stood thereon, and which now llang
trembling over the railroad yards, hu '-
dred feet below, have been deserted. T0Ls
of earth and rock fell tonight, and the
crevices continue to widen. A big slide IS
expected inside of few hours.
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THE NEW NAVY.
6pars for the Gunboats and Cruisers 8, 10
and IL

and IL.
PORTSMOUTH (N. H, March 29.-Late
last night dispatch was received from
Naval Constructor Wilson, from Washing
ton, stating that an order had been for
warded to the navy-yard to commence on
outfits. consisting of spars, blocks, boats,
furniture and cooperage for Gunboats and
6, now being built at Bath, Me-. Cruisers
and 10, now being built at Baltimore,
Cruiser II, being built at Boston, and tn
new practice cruiser. This is good news to
workmen, as nearly 100000 will be spent
on labor and material.
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Haggard on His WAY Home.

New YORK, March oh. Rider Hag-
gard, the novelist, arrived In this city to-
night from Mexico. He will sail for Europe
Wednesday.