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BoULANGIsTs ARRESTED.
An Important Raid Made by the Police Of
Paris

PARIS, March 2O.-The pslice of this city
yesterday evening raided and searched the
houses of a number of the leading Bnulang-
lists. They also arrested Granger AMI
Roche, members of the Chamber of Depu-
ties, who belong to the Patriotic League,
and two Anarchist leaders named Morphey
and Caron, on a charge Of fomenting an in
surrecton and intending to ineite disturb
ance at meeting in honor of Ferry TO be
held tomorrow. Many revolutionary docu-
nents were seized by the police aud will be
used as evidence at the trial of the men in
custody.
The police seized at Caron's residence
list containing the names of 1900 meu. ar
ranged in groups SO as TO form military
companies.
Many Socialist meetings we're held to-day,
and all Of those present favored the idea OF
a gigantic May demonstration. At one
of the meetings resolutions were passed
pledging the Socialists 10 march over the
PROSTATE bodies OF all who interiered with
the procession which they intend to have.
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RESULT OF ADVERTISING.
A San Francisco Man Secures New Jersey
Girl for a Wife.

New YORK, March 20-Louis Avery of
San Francisco and Miss Lotte Haskell OF
Hammonton. n. j, were married at the home
of the bride to-day. The marriage was the
result of an advertisement Avery inserted
in Philadelphia paper for some bright and
vivariOuS LAZY to correspond with hun.
Miss Haskell is the daughter of one of HaU-
monton's most prominent business men.
large ball and reception was given by the
happy couple at HaskelPs residence this
evening.
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arranging to place a mortgage on the prop
erty. 1t is stated that the mortgage will be
made for $3.50, 0,000, 600, the largest ever re-
corded, and will provide for taking up the
underlying liens and also for an immediate
issue 10 pay off the floating debt. The plan
is expected to be completed in time to pre-
sent to the stockholders at their meeting
next month
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ALONE IN DEATH VALLEY.
A Signal Service Officer Volunteers to Remain
in the nasnlata Region

KANSAS CITY, March 20.-J. Glory OF the
Signal Service here started last evening Tor
California under orders from headquarters.
He is directed to proceed TO Death Valley.
in the southwestern part of the California
Desert, and make a minute study Of the at
mospheric conditions and phenomena. The
Signal Service has long been endeavOring to
collect statistics regarding Death Valley,
OF residence there has never ordered any one
to make an Investigation. Glory vOlun-
teered and his services have been accepted.
There in solitude, save for occasional visits
of messengers from Keller, Inyo County,
sixty miles from the deserts edge, who Will
bring him food and water, Glory will look
ufter the duties assigned him.
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DO NOT Be DISCOURAGED

IF YOUR PHYSICIAN HAS GIVES YOU UP AS
incurabe, having C0NsuMrriops CI,,rIs FuuBSEnMNGo
INFLUENZA, GRIPPE, CArARRH, COUGHS
AND COLDS, any difficulty with the LUNGS,
WINpPIPE OR HEART. Go TO the Herb InSti-
tnte Of DIR H. SHAPIR0S. 1905 Market street, and
get bottle OF the Red Glover Lung Elixir and you
will derive more benefit in "a hours than from any
other medicine known. Prompt attention given 70
country orders. mT5 eoa exSu LOT Up
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Patrons of Industry.

LANSING (Mich.), March 2O-The Patrons
of Industry constitution was amended to-
day, reducing the per capita tax due the
country from subordinate lodges from 10 to
10 cents; from country to State, from 20 to
16 cents; State to supreme, 5 to cents, and
the charter fee was reduced from So to 50.
The subject of independent political action
was warmly discussed and decided ad-
yersely
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TINE ORIENTAL TEA GARDEN

Post, Mr.. Dickinson, Mr L. Hodgkins, Mr..
Albert Scott, Mr.. Pierson, Mr. Robert Nc
MILAN. Mr.. II. Dodge. The French nurses
in charge were Mrs. l.. o. Holgkius and
Miss l.. Grove.
The pleasant affair continued till late
hour, many visitors looking in for short
time only, in order to give all space de-
sired. This afternoon further attractions
are promised. including shadowgIaphs, dra-
matte sketches, etc. In the evening the
grand Chinese Theater representation.
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Mrs. Creams pivorce snit.

New YORK, March 20.-In the Supreme
Court to-day the trial of Mrs. Laura K.
Green's suit for an absolute divorce {. IN
Douglass Green the former partner of COM
modore Bateman in Wall street. was begun
Green created quite Il sensation By eloping
with Mrs. Maccrea and is now living in
Eurape with her. The Judge adjourned the
case IN order to secure further evidence.
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A Bantam-Weight Fight.

LEoNoRE Qu), March 2O.-Link Pope of
Streator, Ill. and Martin F,aherty of Prov
dence, r. l., bantam weights, fought this
morning for purse of $500 and a side bet
of $500. The struggle was q fierce one
throughout The Rhode Island man had
considerably the best Of it from the start
and was declared the wiuner at the end Of
the tWenty-siXth round,
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A Missing Californian.

NEW YORK, March 21-James Watt,
young Californian, was, until recently,
under treatment for the chloroform habit in
the Bunting Home for intemperate men.
lie told the Superintendent he was going
away. paid his Dlis and walked out.
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SHUT DOWN.
All the Mines Belonging to the Anaconda
Company Closed.

company closed.
BUTTE, March 20.-At noon to-day all the
mines belonging to the Anaconda Company,
the greatest copper producer in the world,
shut down because of a disagreement On
rates with the Montana Union Railway.
which hauls the ore from Butte to the
smelters. The smelters will follow the ex-
ample of the mines as soon as the ore on
hand is treated The shutdown will throw
5000 men out of work.
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A Conservative Victory.

LONDON. March 2c.-At the election at
Astor Manor to-day, to fill the vacancy
by the death of Kynoch, Conservative. Cap
tain Grice Hutchinson, Conservative and
Liberal UDionist, was selected over Beale,
Gladstonian, by large majority.
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A Reported Wreck.

AsBURY On. J.), March 20.-It was re-
ported late tonight that large three
masted schooner had been wrecked between
Scabright and Asbury Park. A severe
gale ragged along the coast to-day and much
damage was done.
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Gu1ltv of Murder

CAMDEN On. J.), March 20.-The negro
Lingo. who was suspected two years ago of
numbering Annie le Coney, was convicted
tonight of the murder Of Mrs. Miller, the
wife of his employer. He assaulted the
woman and cut her throat with razor.
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Making Ammunition.

QUEBEC, March 2O.-The Government
cartridge factory is running full time on or
ders from Ottawa, and it is understood that
factory for making Martini-Henry ammu-
milton is to be established. The cause of
this activity is unknown.
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Quiet in Chile.

PARIS. March 2O.-Omcial advices from
Chile say the insurgents now only occupy
Taltal. Iquigue and Pisagua and the rest of
the country is quiet These advices also
state that the Government is concentrating
its troops on the borders north OF the prov
ince of Tarapaca.
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Italv's Denial.

ROME, March 20-It is seml-officially de-
MED that sealed orders have been sent to
the Italian squadron, In consequence of the
lynching of the eleven Italian prisoners at
New Orleans on Saturday last.
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Arizona Appointments.

PHGNIx (Ariz.). March 20.-The Governor
has appointed as Superintendent of the Ter
ritnrial Prison Murray McInerney of Yaya-
PAL County; Territorial Veterinary Surgeon,
A. j. Chandler Of PhGniX.
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nemrsev and Pritnhard

the Police Gazette from London says that
the Pelican Club has offered purse Of $500
for fight between Ted Pritchard and Jack
Dempsey, allowing Dempsey G100 for ex-
penses
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BAD FOR THE GAMBLERS.

The New Jersey Legislature Fails to Pass the
Bill Legalizing Book Making.
TRENTON, March 20.-The bills intended
to protect the several horse-racing assoca-
tions In this State by legalizipg book max
ers on the tracks were to-day smothered by .
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CHICAGO DEMOCRATS.

Carter Harrison Will Run Independently for
Mayor.
CHICAGO, March 2o.-The Democratic
primaries, to determine the party candidate
for Mayor, were held throughout the city
to-day. The result shown tonight is that
Mayor Cregier has an overwhelming lead
as against eX-Mayor Carter Harrison. The
latter, however, has already received an in
dependent nomination, and announces his
intention to run whether nominated by the
Democratic Convention or not.
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Rock Island Manaeement,

CHICAGO, March 1O.-A local paper says
that the Rock Island officials are apprehen-
sive of a change in the management of the
road. as advices from New York indicate
well-developed plan to place George Gould
at the head of Rock Island. ousting Presi-
dent Cable
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WITH HIGH HONORs.
Funeral of the Late Prince Napoleon at Turin
Contents Of His Will

C0ntents OF HIS VIII.
TURIN, March 20.-The remains OF the
late Prince Napoleon arrived here to-day
They were conveyed, followed by an impos-
ing procession, to the church If La Superga,
The will Of the dead Prince designates
Prince Louis Napoleon, one of his sons, as
the formers successor AS the head of the
imperial house of Bonaparte. Prince Ma
DOle0n's estate Is divided between the Prin-
cess Letitia, his daughter. and Prince Louis.
The name OF Prince Victor, his other son,
is not mentioned.
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A Concordia (Kans) preacher had valu-
able horse-blanket stolen during the progress
of series of revival meetings. In few
days the thief was converted by the
preachers words and the next day returned
the stolen blanket and confessed his sin.
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"If am ever killed." said Northern
Michigander as he shOuldered his gun the
other day, lit will probably be by a failing
tree. No gun has ever teen made to kill
me-" In climbing fence ten rods further
on he shot himself through the heart
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A Navy War School.

WASHINGTON, March 2o.-The Bureau of
Navigation of the Navy Department has
taken preliminary steps towards the estab-
lishment of a naval war college. 1t will be
located on Coasters Island, near Newport.
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THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT.
Financial Statement for the Current Fiscal
War

CALCUTTA, March 90 - The financial
statement of The Indian Government for
1S91-92 was issued to-day 1t shows a sur
plus of 1860 rupees. The Famine Insur-
ance Fund has been restored to its original
amount 81 100000. 1t is proposed to sell
GIG 900, 600 sterling council bills and TO raise
a loan OF G., COO, 600 in London.
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WAS the fOuntaln OIL CaStalla, W1er0
streams of material poetry in the form OF
punches and lemonades were generously
dispensed from amid leafy bower by Miss
Sadie Webster, Miss Abbie Hunt, Miss
Minnie Hennessey, Mrs. William Unger.
MYSTERIES OF THE ORIENT.
On this floor was the japanese tea garden.
under the management of Mrs. Cyrus Wright,
Mrs. j. b. Stewart, Mrs. Robert Dickson.
Miss Minnie Berry The maids in waiting
were: Chun Fab. Suey Gay, All MoOie, An
Ying, Moon TSin, Kun Yoke. 1t was pro-
vided with japanese cottage. guarded by
a japanese lay figure in full armor, having
a cabalistic greeting oyer the door. and was
hung about with suggestively oriental brie-
a-brac and palm leaves.
Heavy pOrtiereS admitted to the home Of
Echoes From the Far East and Mysteries
of the Orient" arranged by Mrs. Charles
Holbrook Blinn and Miss Susie Sroufe.
The walls were masked with rich tapestry
stuffs. including curious portiereS from
Paris and the looms of Stamboul. Shields,
clubs and cabinets of Japanese maniktus,
with palms, ottOmans, canopies and searfs
of Liberty draperies, spears, screens, fans.
heavy tassels and divanS made romantic
scene of Eastern imagery.
SOME ORIENTAL CHARACTERS.
The following were some OF the dramatis
persona: Greeks-IOne, Miss Tine Guad-
all; Glaucus, Mr.. HOlbrOOk Blum; Julia.
Mrs. Charles II. Blinn; Nyaid, Miss Aunie.
Flint: Sappho, Miss Elizabeth Park; Clodius,
Mr.. Lyman Brown. Corean-Sinlo, Mr..
Will Fowler; Shinra. Miss Alice VoOrman.
Japanese-ChiyO. Miss Maud Wellington;
Tenno, Mr.. Lewis Hunter. Egyptian-Miss
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A Big Mortgage.

New YORK, March 20.-Sidney Dillon,
President of the Union Pacific road, to-day
confirmed the report that the Directors were
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Dreadful Tragedy.

ST. ALBANY Vt), March 2O.-F. T.
Harding, aged % years, and husband of a
diSsolute woman, to-day shot her dead and
then killed himself.
The morning call., 1891-03-21

Women students will now be admitted
into the wards of the Royal Infirmary at
Edinburgh, where they will qualify them-
selves for clinical instruction. The gentle
men students will certainly not kick at the
pleasant innovation upon old-time practices.
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nThe Lenner still Leads.

New YORK, March 21.--The score Of the
walking match leaders at 1 o'clock this
morning is as follows: Hughes 4S2, Bennett
474, Moore 453
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A-st Lnnis nhnrnh Rnrned.

ST. LOUIS, March 2O.-St Georges Epis-
copal Church, a. the corner of Beaumont
and Chestnu streets, was burned tonight.
The loss is Sl15,090; insurance S60.000
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Utopia ought to have continued on her
course, but he would regret to attribute the
catastrophe to negligence on the part Of
Captain McKengue. He would rather lay
it TO an error of judgment
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COOL RETREAT.
Next door was a charmingly ''cool grot
and messy CELL" cleaning with white bios
SONS against grateful green leaves. This
honored by the presence OF Queen Helena
and her suite. The maids in waiting were.
Miss N. Ames, Miss M. Ames. Miss Edith
Burnham. Miss Lizzie Blankart, Miss Emma
Cooper, Miss Bertha Corde and Miss Ella
der ' the direction of Mrs. Geor@s wei; WeIiing- u
ton, Mrs. George Post and Mrs. Ii. T. Alnes.
The halls and stairways were all canvased
and artistic touches were TO be found at
every turn. On the second floor landing
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BECOMING SERIOUS.
The Gravity Of the NeEfOund-
land Matter Recognized.
Complications That EndanSeT The Peace Of
The British Empire.
Lerd KnutSlOFd'S Bill Will Be Bitterly 0p-
posed by the Liberals in the Com
mOnS-EXCited ChuTChmel.

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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Boston Italians are organizing for mu.
tual aid and protection.
Statistician Dodge says the crop pros
poets are unusually good. F'
The old time and military telegraphers
are to meet at Washington. AZ
The, French feet is in English waters
and q kindly receptio on is assured.
~ In the great tennis tournament at New.
port there are seventy-two entries.
Cashier F. J. Chicks death at Atlantic
City, N. j., was due to accident, not sui
eide.
The Boston and Albany and Fitchburg
lines are still further cutting land and-rail
rates.
holding its annual convention in Rich.
mond.
There were fifty-fve buildings burned at
Jacksonville, Fla, Tuesday, involving q
loss of SS50,OOO.
The Lynn (Mass.) aldermen have author
lied the issue of $500, 900 in bonds for 0
temporary loan.
The uniform rank of Illinois Knights OF
Pythias are in military encampment at
Monticello, Ill.
Seven hundred delegates are in attend
ance at the annual convention of American
florists at Toronto.
The annual encampment of New Hamp-
shire veterans is to take place ut The
Weirs. Aug. 1928.
Assistant Cashier Lawrence of the Key
stone bank has been sent to the peniten-
tiary for seven years.
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state Fair.

The Joint Exhibition of the Vermont
State Agricultural Society & Champlain
Valley Association, for the promotion
of Agricultural and the Mecanic Arts,
will be held at Howard Park, in the
City of Burlington, on Tuesday,
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, Sep
tember 1st, I'd, Sd and 4th, 1891.
Articles and animals for exhibition
must be entered OH the clerks books on
or before Tuesday, August 25th, except
entries in Mechanics and Floral Halls,
which must be made on or before the
first day of exhibition. No deviation
from this rule.
All entries must be made to Chauncey
w. Brownell, Jr., Burlington, VT, Sec.
Of the Joint Exhibition, except Floral
and Mechanics Halls, which must be
made to their respective Supts.
Transportation arrangements-TO
and from Agricultural fairs held in
this State, freight and live stock for
exhibition purposes will be transport
ed over the Central Vermont railroad
on the following basis:
Half tariff rates will be charged from
the original shipping station TO the fair,
and the freight must be prepaid, and
the same, provided there has been no
change Of ownership, will be returned
within five davs after the close of the
fair, free.
The entries alreadY made in, the races
and stock department, and the demand
for space by exhi bitors in all the various
departments give assurance that the
coming fair at Howard Park. will be
the biggest and best ever held in this
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Seized Under an Attachment.

KANSAS CITY,, Aug. 1.-THE genera
western branch of the English aud Ameri
can Mortgage company of London, Eng.
situated in this city, have been taker
possession of under an attachment in favol
of the Bank of Commerce of Kansas City
Mo. The bank advanced the branch office
$46, 900 on draft on the main officein Lon
don, which the home company refused tt
pay. Secretary Chandler of the branch
office said that they had about 100000 In
assets, but they were in such shape that
the Bank of Commerce could notget al
them.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician. retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India mission
ary the formula Of simple vegetable remedy Tor
the speedy and permanent Of Consumption
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all throat and
Lung Affections, also positive. and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints.
after having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands Of cases, has felt it his duty to make
il known to his suffering fellows Actuated BY this
motive and desire to relieve human suffering,
will send free Of charge, to all who desire it, this
recipe, in German, French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using Sent By. mail
MOVES, Gao Ioaorys' Block Rochester, ". y. 81
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The city of Springfield. Mass, has been
attached for 100000.
B. F. Lightfoot, the colored elocutionist,
was drowned at Magnolia.
The new tariff has made the cultivation
Of onions profitable business.
Bonner, the abscopding Lynn Mass. let
tor carrier was seen in Montreal last week.
Brookline (Mass.) assessors report an
increase In town valuation of over t,00O,-
900.
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An Upvr.t.fnl Apprentice.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 19.-William H.
Seward, whose home is in Blaine, Me-, lat
terly an inmate of the State Reform school
was apprenticed to c. w. Deering Of South
Gorham last April Tuesday he stole Deer.
ing's horse. wagon and harness and sold
them for $50. He was apprehended Wed
nesday by Sheriff Chute and returned T.
the Reform school.
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MAIDEN, Mass Aug. l5.--Th Sc twe.ry-
sevei members If tie rner ot the ROYAL
Ark OF Maloea no placed Their certlti-
Gates in the ha..d> ct Carpenter & Towle
for collection m;t.,e q 50 IT, meat yester-
day for s25 each. They la. paid ii, .ti5 on
each cert fic;,te. An effort was maze to
re.,rgan.zc the loIge, but only i.urur live
members put in an appearance and the
matter was abandoned.
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Fire in a New york Tenement.

NEW YORK. Aug. l9--Early Wednesday
morning fire broke out of the cellar Of
the fve-story tenement at 1865 Chrystie
street. There is a suspicion that the fire
was of incendary origin. Eighteen fam
lilies, making 100 souls in all, were asleep
in the house at the time. All escaped with
their lives, but many were seriously in
jured in getting out of the burning build.
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Saturday, Aug. Is.

| SSVuHuoys AO8s AOs
1 The New York Yacht club feet dis
banded at Newport.
! All special laws affecting the city Of Bos-
ton are to be codiaed.
| Two of the leaders in the Manipur mas
sacre have been executed.
Hanlan and O'Connor will row at New
Westminster, B. g., Sept. %.
The St. John and Marsh Qumber) COM
pany of Chicago has assigned.
Baron Hirsch is negotiating to lease land
| in Turkey for Jewish colony.
Baron Hirsch has authorized extensive
purchases of land in Argentine.
| Emperor William is said to be unable to
leave his yacht, the sHohenzollern.
The total loss of life by the barge disas-
ter at Cold Spring. Harhor is sixteen, 9Ere
Chancellor Caprivi's refusal to abolish
grain duties causes much grumbling.
German passport agents are heaping
indignities on travellers entering Alsace.
A clause in the Russian ukase makes
the removal Of the rye prohibition possible.
At Gaylord, Mich, an insane farmer
killed his granddaughter and then him
self.
General Ignatriff proposes to exclude
Germans and Poles from all government
offices.
Portugal has prohibited the Importation
of wheat until the native crop has been
consumed.
Two boys were killed at Paterson,N. j.,
while making play ground of the rail-
way track.
Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson writes that
the whites in Samoa are in hourly danger
of massacre.
Brooklyn Eagle strikers have sent circu.
lars to advertisers, asking Withholding
of patronage.
Terrific wind and hail storms did much
damage to buildings and crops in Mime
sofa and Iowa.
The skeleton of a man, who had evidently
committed suicide, was found under hay
stack near Newburyport, Mass,
The workingmen's congress want the
German socialists to define what will be
their position in case of European war.
French naval officers resent PROPOSE
don to reimburse them for personal ex-
penses in returning Russian hopitalities at
Cronstadt.
The geographical congress at Berne de-
cIares unfounded Captain Glaciers claim
that he discovered the true source of the
Mississippi.
A motion declaring against the principle
of ministers receiving presents from con-
tractors was unanimously adopted by the
Canadian house of commons.
The thrilling stories of the great earth
quake, tidal wave. etc., at the head of the
Gulf of California are pronounced fables
based on the least particle of truth.
A prominent and wealthy citizen of
Memphis was chloroformed and robbed at
q hotel in that city by Il man who had reg
istered under probably assumed name.