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A JUST JUDGE.

VISION in II Chicago Court on Point
that Has No Precedent.
4. Chicago on the I'd inst, Judge Ait
was presented with a point i'll law
Ever before raised in that state. The
SStlon was whether wife can main
~ a civil suit for damages against
v husband. The Court, in unmis-
@9"oIe language, decided in favor
the wife. The decision
.sS out Of the suit of Mary +. Will
~as against her husband Aaron Will
11DS, Tor $4,000 damages of Islander;
,ES! were married in 1889, but lived
,a.aPpIIy, separated after few
,o.lAS' the wife being given some
@% Je to live upon, she, in turn, re-
%4S ANIL all claims upon Mr.. Williams.
'.MTI the separation, however, Mrs.
, nI"4S claimed her husband had CIR,
y, D1isd Scandalous stories about her ana
y, w, oegan her SANDER suit. The case
, ,n, before Judge Altgeld upon a
,~4Ffer of the wife's attorney. VIII,
N.Y. contention was that action could
~ DC maintained by a wife against
\, husband when her property rights
i i,e involved Judge Altgeld sus-
r n'l 'he Wife's demurrer. 1.-The ldea
IL 11oNStrous that a man can pound ms
,, d 10 aJeIIy and yet not be held llaple
i, "a images in civil action brought by
~ ne said, land l cannot listen 10
s,tS SnGh reasoning by any court, no
r noI n, now high. The demurrer IS sus-
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ARRESTING STRIKERS.
Offices Having a Busy Time in the Penn
sylvania Coke Region.

Mt. PLEASANT, Va, April 6.-Sherltt
Clawson came over from 6reensburg
this morning and was a very busy man.
He has warrants for twenty-five OF the
rioters and will probably have warrants
for about fifty more before the day is
over. These warrants are all placed in
the hands of the different constables,
and the deputies help in the
arrests. This was the lively day for the
different township officers, as they were
ordered to go ahead with the arrests
Immediately, so that the leaders of the
rioters will be safely jailed before the
soldiers leave here.
During the morning six men were ar
rested, and there was considerable trou-
BILE in securing them. 1t mas now be-
come generally known among the strlk-
ers that warrants are out for the sup
posed leaders in the riot, and they are
keeping themselves hid as much as pos
sible.
Supt. Ramsey returned from Green's
burg this morning, and went before the
squire and swore out warrants tor the
arrest of fifteen additional ltallans.
These warrants were placed IN the
hands of the constables, and it is eX-
DGClou lIldb UC1O1C 1llIuLlSAlC GU A>S~oo
thirty of the rioters will be in jail.
Several carloads of provision were re-
ceived to-day and distributed among
the strikers.
Quiet prevails in the coke regions to-
day. There has been actually no dis
turbance of any kind. The first real eff
fort to start the works since the riot was
made this morning. By actual count
there were 40 men at work, and it was
evident that the majority Of them were
old employees. They were not
interfered with in any way while going
to work. 1t seems that the strikers are
too badly frightened to disturb anyone
at the present time. This condition OF
affairs is of course due to the soldiers,
who have their guns loaded with ball
cartridges and who seem to have no
fear of putting ball into man who
comes too close to the line.
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WILL TAKE HIS TRIP.
The Presidents Plans Unchanged by the
Italian Incident.

The Presidents Plans Unchanged by the
Italian Incident.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April THAT the
President does not believe that the
Italian imbroglio will take serious turn
is evidenced 10y the fact that he is
making arrangements for trip
to the South and West during
the present month. George W.,
Boyd, assistant general passenger agent
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, who will
have general charge of the trip, had a
conference with the President this
morning, and submitted an outline of
an itinerary covering period Of four
weeks beginning April Is. 1t met with
the Presidents approval, and will be
made public this afternoon. Visits will
be. made to the principal cities in Virgin
ia, Georgia, Tennessee, Arkansas, Texas,
Arizona, New Mexico and California,
and probably Washington. The party
will not stop in any other Southern
states than those mentioned. New
Orleans is not included in the route.
The party will number about ten per-
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MISS BAYARD MARRIED.
The ex-Secretary's Daughter Becomes
Countess Won Lewenhaupt.


WILMINGTON, Del, April 1.-The mar
riage of Miss Ellen Bayard, youngest
daughter of ex-senator and ex-SecTe-
tary of State Thomas F. Bayard, and
Count Won Lewenhaupt, of Sweden,
was solemnized to-day at De.amore Place
the Bayard homestead near this city.
The wedding was as quite as the
social prominence of the two families
would permit, and only close relatives
and intimate friends were counted
amongst the guests. Miss Bayard, or
as she is now called the Countess Lew
enhaupt, is handsome girl of some 25
summers, richly endowed with mental
gifts, brilliant and vivacious, and
a daring horsewoman. The hap
Ply groom has been connected
for several years with the ship
building firm, the Harlan & Hollings-
worth Company, as the head of its naval
architecture department. His father is
an extensive shipbuilder in Sweden.
The Count and his wife will~take up
their residence in Stockholm as soon as
the former has completed his term of
mechanical instruction in this city.
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WORK FOR THE RED COATS
Ale Uprising of the Naiives :, r,s:.
Growing Serious.

Uprising of the Natives in Tno;,
Growing Serious.
!. NAAcCTTA, April eff present indica.
''oHs TURN out to be correct thare ia
very serious trouble brewing in India
iof the British forces. Emboldened hv
we success Of the Manipuris, who re-.
ceiluy crushed the Ghoorka escort nc.
GVonlpaanylng Chief Commissioner James
~ Qu1nton, in his efforts to set
ie me disputes which have occurred
among the rival chiettalns of Assam
ne Mlranzai in the Kohat territory. a
uis'rlct OF the Peshawer Division
% the PunJab, have risen in arms
ailu are attacking the British troops
along the whole length of their lines.
to 80 - also known that the Miranzai at
each IS peing pushed SO vigorously that
s:a11ns reln1orcements have been hur-
taeuiy dispatched to the front. Full de-
t nni5 as 10 TINS new uprising are with
held by the British authorities here.
In addition to the Miranzai tronble'
kilograms from Rangoon Announce
that the Haiku Chins laid in nm.
bush IN favorable locality awaiting
the passage OF a small British
coiamn on the way from one military
posi- TO another. When the British
force was well inside the trap laid for it,
.he Heku Chins suddenly opened fire
upon the soldiers, instantly killing Lieut..
forpes and tve men and stretching
eleven others severely wounded upon
me me ground. This column, however, re-
turned the enemy's fire with such effect
that the British force was enabled to
retreat from the dangerous position into
, wnlch 1t had been led, and thus proba-
ply escayed total annihiation.
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Killed by Tramps.

GOSHEN. Ind, April Cone OF the
arrested here charged with the
'ra,n dar Of Alexander Snyder has con-
m nnsnad T He says he knows sn.yderI's
tessea. Naw York. and she told him the
we WI nan III Ike Kept large amount of money
Ola ltla the house. Acting upon this in
a aoast ion he and his partner came
torma ,,,;th the intention of getting hold
We 81 was cash They awakened the old
OF ahe and II to Quiet him, gave him a blow
man' the the head, but did not IN intend to
1 silI him M They failed to get the money
a all1 n were returning East when arrested.
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NICELY BOYS HANGED.

Execution of Two Pennsylvania Murder
ers Who May Have Been Innocent.
SOMERSET, Pa, April 2.-The Nicely
brothers were hanged at 1:43 o'clock
this afternoon. They both died game
and protesting their innocence.
Death resulted from strangulation. The
bodies were cut down about nineteen
minutes after the trap was sprung.
The brothers killed Herman I'm
berger, of Somerset County, on Feb
cash and bonds. The evidence in the
case was very conflicting, there being
doubts even to-day of their guilt. The
Varmears were well-todo young farm
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ESCAPED FROM GUARD HOUSE.
Twenty Military Prisoners Break Jail at
the Jefferson Barracks.

Twenty Military Prisoners Break Jail at
the Jefferson Barracks.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April lit has just
become known that fourteen to tw enty
soldiers imprisoned in the guard house
at jefferson barracks made their escape
laet Sunday night. The guard house
contained about dozen garrison pris-
oners, soldiers held for petty often
ses. and eight general" ones,
the latter being in custody on charges
which, if proven, would send them to
the military prison for term of years.
OF the latter three had already been
tried and convicted and two others were
awaiting trial. They cut through the
inner door and made break for lib
erty
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NOT PARNELL'S MONEY.

Kitty's Aunt Kept the Wolf from the
O'Shea Door with Her Shekels.
DUBLIN, April Capt. O'Shea, in a
letter acknowledging the receipt of an
apology from the Rev. Father Furlong,
who had, during the course of a politi-
cal address, enormously stated that the
household expenses of the O'Shea fam
lily were paid by Mr.. Parnell, says that
Mrs. Wood, the aunt of Mrs. O'Shea,
allowed her SIS, 900 annually for such
expenses. Capt. O'Shea, in conclusion,
also hints that the O'Shea- Parnell di-
vorce case will probably be reopened,
and that, should this be done, further
revelations damaging to Mr.. Parnell
will he made
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ADVERSE TO THE ST. PAUL.
A Judgment for Sos, 37O.45 in Favor of
Munger, Wheeler ~ Co.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 3. : Judgment
against the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Company for $6S,370.45 was en-
tered by Judge Anthony. In 1871 the
Munger-Wheeler Company built a
series of elevators on the railway
company's guaranty to store GER
A forfeiture of l cent bushel was
placed on failure to keep the contract,
In 1888 the Milwaukee Company fell
short BIG, 521 bushels, and in 1889 the
books showed 1859, los bushels lacking.
Suit was brought, and once tie matter
has been to the appellate court. Yes
terday the case was submitted to Judge
Anthony, and he entered judgment for
$50. 1873. II and for $32 1865.
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SIR JOHNS COUSIN DEAD.
John Maitland Macdonald, II We1l-KnOwn
Arkansas GenlnrciSf.

John Maitland Macdonald, II We1l-KnOwn
Arkansas GeOlogist.
FoRr SMITH, Ark, April John
Maitland Macdonald, cousin of Sir
John Macdonald, the Canadian premier,
and one of the most remarkable charac-
ters in the country, died IN this city yes
terday. He was geologist, mineralo-
gist, mining expert, and SPECTATOR. He
England, Australia and this country.
He held position in the Scotch Lancers,
and was a classmate of Livingstone, the
explorer. For two years he was held q
captive by Arabs, and was finally ran
EnmnH
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A MANITOBA TRAGEDY.
Shocking Result of u Scandal-Two Dead
and Two Wounded.

1AAOSnAhS ASVSuAU Oh a SCanUAL-1WO Dead
and Two Wounded.
WINNIPEG, Man, April 6.-At Birves-
mont, near the Canadian frontier, two
brothers, Thomas and Fred Bartlett,
drove to Mr.. Twins house, where J..
II. Mcconnell, who, it is alleged, had
wronged their sister, was living, Fred.
found Mcconnell and opened fire. A
Mr.. Hill, who tried to disarm Bartlett,
was shot twice in the breast and may
die. Mcconnell fed to the prairies,
followed by the Bartlett boys. Mr.. Ir-
win, who tried to stop them, was shot
in the groin and will probably die.
When Mcconnell was caught Fred
Bartlett deliberately shot him twice, in
ficting mortal wounds On arriving
home Bartlett blew his brains out.
Thomas is now in Pembina Jail. An at
tempt may be made to lynch the prison
er. Mcconnell was recently married.
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"A Lumber Failure

LANCASTER, Pa, April 6.-Edwin F.
Berman, one of the leading lumber deal
ers in the state, made an assignment to-
day. His liabilities are estimated at he
tween $4,000 and 100000. The assets
consist chiefly of lumber and real estate
in this city and are believed to be more
than the debts
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JAY GOULD IN WASHINGTON.

He Talks Over Subsidies ana Fos1ai
Rates with Gen. Wanamaker.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 4.-Jay
Gould, of New York, and his son.
George, had long conference with
Postmas ter-General Wanamaker at the
POST Office Department to-day: The
question of the Pacific Mail steam
shin Line in connection with the
new postal subsidy, act, was as
cussed. The question of rates on govern
ment telegraph business from na ,, ouly tb -
1891, was also discussed, as ;, was Tue ne
ouestion of increased mail 1acllltles on
fhe Union Pacific Railroad.
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Highway Robbery in Kansas City

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April G.-Last night,
as Allen H. Rounoir, 25 years of age
was returning from church in company
with two young ladies, he was attacked
head by sand bag and rendered I'M
conscious. The ruffian forced one of
the young ladies to give up her pocke
book and jewelry and made his escape.
Rounoir's wounds are very serious and
probably fatal.
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A STRANGE CASE.
'"''o the Victim of Systematic Arsenic
al POISONING.

VA" The Victim of Systematic Arsenic
III Poisoning.
3,b Ihicago, on the Sd, Edward NC
n rt3n created a sensational scene by,
55Song into st. Vincent's Asylum ana
an ,ng,G;nS1Inng his 4-year-old son. The IN
IL Ia Is Is heir to $4,000, and has become
H. SUBJECT of bitter teud between
j.snr laIher and his relatives, who are
3!: .yrP,eaSed with him for re-marrylng a
sISS,Ged woman. The baby has been
,4n;notIh of late from systematic ar
DE- I al poisoning, and both parues 10
.atoi5 fod accuse the other of conteml-
.S~ yeo murder for the sake of inherit
s rI,, The child had only been IN the
6e ,o'n few days, having been placed
lobGT on the advice of Probate Judge
'0Saat when evidence ofthe poisoning
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a Tunnel Caves In.

HELENA, Mont, April GA cave-in in
the great Mullen tunnel, eighteen miles
west of here, on the Northern Pacific
Railroad, occurred yesterday. No esti-
mate of the extent of the cave-in can
be made until engineers arrive. The
tunnel is about mile long. The cave
in was due to the heavy rains of the
rnncf 1rnaE
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WRECKED ON SANDY HOOK.

The Schooner Drake Driven Ashore in a
Fierce StormrRescue of the Crew.
New YORK, April 3.-The big Ameri-
can schooner George l.. Drake, which
left Mobile, Ala, March 6, drove ashore
at the point of Sandy Hook at 3:25 this
morning. 1t was during the height of
the storm. The crew was rescued by
the life saving men, and it is thought
that the vessel will be tloated without
,,uoh Jomaun
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FREE FOR a MINUTE.
Mark Bald win Rearrested at the Instance
of Won der Abe.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 1.-THE
case of Pitcher Mark Baldwin, who
was arrested on a charge of con-
sniring with others to induce "Sil-
yer' King. the Browns crack pitcher,
r. i,mp his st. Louis contract and sign
with the League, was nolle pressed this
afternoon. But as soon as Baldwin
stepped outside the courthouse he was
re-arrested on new lntormauon, thls
time the charge being that ne had con
spired with others and d I induce hlng ing
to Jump his contract" Inc trial Is SET
for next Monday.
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FATAL RAILWAY WRECK.
Two Men Killed and Several Injured on
the Rio Grande.

Pueblo, Col, April IA coal train on
the Santa Fee collided with freight on
the Rio Grande near Florence last
night. Arthur Belden, head brakeman
on the Santa Fe train was killed. Fire
man Cokley was SO badly hurt that
he died this morning. Walter Her
rington, brakeman, was probably ia
tally hurt. Several other Santa Fe en-
ployes were more or less injured 1t is
reported that several men on the Rio
Grande train were hurt, but their
names are not known. Eight cars were
wrecked. The dead and wounded were
hrnnnht here
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Killed by a JealOuS Husband

COTTON PLANT, Ariz., April G.-Will-
lam Turner, living seven miles west of
this place, shot and killed Job f. Muir
ply. The shooting was the result of
jealousy on the part Of Turney. He
claims Murphy had been making i'm
proper advances towards Mrs. Turner.
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! If the Lime kilns.

I %;r steel side-wheel passenger
, W of Detroit, which left De-
% the 3Oth, on her regular trip for
ga struck a rock at the Lime
I..osine, tearing a great hole in
..o' The boat was run near the
,'' abore, where she sunk, the
'be o above the main deck.
Vnrrncking tugs went to her as
! r ord took off the passengers.
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MAKING A WINNING FlGH 1.
vork Painters on u Strike for Eight
nan.S-Rnsses Giving In.

New York Painters on q Strike Aof Eis III
aours-Bosses Giving In.
New York. April 6.-About l,0Oo
iourneyman painters went on a so[Ih of
here to-day, to enforce tn e G1L atad Of
eight hours day ana ~ S35 ho, 1rs'1 Work
a. - d" fh l headquarters to-day it was re,
Az tnG that six additional firms had
ppi GlId1ad to the demands of the men this
y 9nerniue ~ and delegates were out visit
mo me emplovers still holding out.
ont (rg Of eighty-fve shops where the in, in.
On. had been demanded all but
t,rontv-eipht have yielded.
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4 Memphis Fire.

Memphis on the 9Th fire destroyed
navy seyen-story Abstract building
10 franklin Hotel on Adams Street,
AID considerable damage to the
.TsbuiIding. The loss to R. Dudley
ar on the Abstract BUILDING is $751;
nd that of Thomas Boyle on the
Kin Hotel, $4,000. Ex-District
rey John B. Fellows, of New
loses $4,000 on his building.
man Bros, cigars, in the Fellows
ig, lose $4,000; S. Slayer q Co.,
-Lncn go lAll
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wa was laid before him. Mcmahon did
VIZ VIZ secure Sc possession of the child not
T M1st4lstandlng frantic efforts on his mart
d dnMstead, the sisters of St. yincen nt ); 8
oalieu the police and had him forcihir
eelected from the asylum. The W cWoy,
4 non family Is very wealthy one and
Inc case IN its various phases has q vc; ted
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CraZcd DY Grief

MILLEDGEvILLE, Ga, April Capt.
George. II. Hyatt, an auctioneer of At
lanta, took his wife to the state insane
asylum Saturday. That night, overcome
by sorrow, he took morphine, and died
Yesterday
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ANACONDA MINE SALE.
Ar English Syndicate Makes Extensive
Purchases in Montana.

New York, April Sit is announced
here to-day that an English syndicate
has negotiated the purchase of the Ana
conda mines, in Montana. The price
stipulated is not made public, but it is
said the first cash payment vas $4,000
OOO The transfer will be of the Cham
bers syndicate, which embraces the An
aconda and a dozen or more properties
owned bv j. 3. Happin.
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ELECTION DEAD HEAT.
No Choice for State Officers in Rhode ISL
and-Legislature Republican.

and-Legislature Republican.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 2.-Election
returns, available at l o'clock this after
noon, make it certain that there has
been no choice by the people for any
officer upon the general ticket:
The Republicans have carried
a sufficient number of towns to
give them the fifty-fve votes
necessary on joint ballot. The total
vote for governor stands: Burton Ma
tionalist), 1884; Davis (Dem.), 22,249;
Ladd (Rep.), 1885; Larry (Pro.), 1899.
The next general assembly stands;
Senate, q Republicans, 8 Democrats, =
to be chosen; House, "a Republicans,
% Democrats, 10 to be chosen.
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ashland County Store Burned.

ASHLAND, Wis, April 1.-Tbe large
store of Nsill, Pratt & Co., at Pratt, bas
been completely destroyed by fire, be-
sides two box-cars which were near the
store on the railroad tracks. The. origin
OF the fire is unknown, and caused loss
to the company of $4,000.
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Tvs IN BRIEF.
1, Lose One Eye.

&c Of the thought of her dis
5 .%so lizzie Uhl, of Baltimore,
S'I ~ Of the 4th met George
njsn ~, she charges with having
fDon ond threw the contents of
\ Lta Of yitriol in his face, badly
.5oItI,n' Whole right side Of his
!. tns Emo his hands, and probably
5.;'e tbp sight of his right eye.
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Archbishop 1reland's Visit to Rome

ROME, April 2.-The Most Rev. John
Ireland, archbishop of st. Paul Mimi,
has been informed that his visit to Rome
viii be favorably viewed by the Pope.
the latter wishing TO consult Archbishop
Ireland on American affairs
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A COLORED LAD HANGED.
Executed at Annapolis for an Assault on


L4GCUIetI NJ zAHHHUOEIb TUT 1H <AbbWUIC OH
Young Lazy.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, April ERNEST
Forbes, the colored boy who committed
an assault on Bertha Phipps, in Anne
Rumble County, in November last, was
hanged here this morning at 1906.
Forbes was tried and convicted before
Judge Wright in the criminal court of
Baltimore, on January % last, on a
charge of committing a felonious as
sault
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PARIS, Tex, Bpril 2--The Chickasaw
Council has ratified the sale OF the
leased district which was owned by the
Choctaws and Chickasaws jointly, and'in
which they owned a fourth interest.
Their share of the money will be $747,-
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Gone of the Barings.

'' pr Barring, one of the partners
~ house Of Barring Bros. &
u ', died at Rome on the I'd,
"4 zion following an operation.
l JoDatb is likely to affect public
oSai in the progress Of the consol-
a1c5 III the new company, it is an
> o. .bs at the capital to be invested
7, :, withdraWn.
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FALL OF A WAREHOUSE FLOOR.
One Man Killed and Three injured at
PittSburg.

PIrrSRURa, Pa, April About l
O'Clock this morning the second floor OF
w. A. Hpvelers storage warehouse,
corner of Thirteenth and Pike streets,
fell in with crash that could be heard
for blocks around. One man was killed,
another will die, and three others
were injured. Without a note of
warning the floor suddenly gave way
with the immense weight upon it, and
fell through to the ground. The man
killed was German named John Her
man, who had just been employed.
Working on the first floor were three
men, Patrick Sheehan, Frederick Kline
iured
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TEN MINERS KILLED.

Result of an Explosion in q Mine in En-
gland.
LONDON, April 3.-A disastrous explo-
sion in coal mine took place to-day at
Apedale, Statfordshire. Ten persons
were killed outright and several others
were severely injured. The bodies of
the victims have been extricated from
the portion of the mine where the ex-
plosion took place. The cause of the
disaster is supposed to be the presence
of air damp in the mine and the fool
hardness of one of the miners after the
presence of the dangerous gas was first
IiscovaroS