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HBLD FOR RANSOM.
Millionaire Joseph Perrien, of
Detroit, Kidnapped.
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Demanded by His Abductors for His
Release...spirited Away in a NIys-
terious Manner...How the Az
fair Was Conducted.

DETROIT, Mich, March 20.--Joseph
Perrien, proprietor Of one Of the largest
Touring mills in Detroit, and half a
millionaire, was called to his door by
stranger last night with q message pur-
porting to come from an intimate friend,
who was reported as i'll, and desiring
Mr.. Perrien's attendance.
Mr.. Perrien left his home with the
strange in coupe. At 10 o'clock this
morning the Perrien home door bell was
rang and an envelope thrust in by
young man, who Immediately disap.
pearsd. The envelope contained a
check for $4,000 on the Peninsula
Bank, OF which Mr.. Perrien Is Vice
President and q large stockhotder, q
promissory note for $4,000, payable In
i've days, and letter to Mr.. Perrlen'S
nephew, Mr. Hesselbacher, advising
him to cash the check, negotiate the
note, or, failing in either, TO raise sl5, 600
on his own property to be paid as q ran
som for Mr. Perrien, who was being
held by come parties whom the letter
did not disclose.
The letter appointed a rendezvous at
which the money might be paid this
evening.
The police were Immediately put at
work upon the case, but up TO II O'Clock
this morning they have no clue ether
to the persons who kidnapped Perfien
or 10 have his present whereabouts.
Psrrien was a bachelor flfty-eight years
old, and exclusively interested in Detroit
industries and financial institutions.
The letter to Mr.. Hesselbacher stated
that Mr.. Perrien had gotten into trouble
with a woman, and had to pay the
woman, but this idea is secuted. Both
note and check bore Mr.. Perrien's gen.
uine signature.
LATRR-MR. PERRIEN RETURNS.
Mr.. Perien returned home about
$3.50 this evening, safe and well, but
somewhat unnerved by his experience.
He says that upon entering the coupe
his suspicious were not aroused until he
noticed the vehicle turn in the opposite
direction from his friends house.
He then threw open the door and at.
tempted 10 Jump out. He was met by
two masked men, who held revolyers to
his head and forced him back into tho
cab, they following. They then bound,
gagged and blindtolded him. Finally he
was removed from the cab to q room
where his captors released him from his
bonds and covering him with revolyers
forced him to write the check, promis-
sorry note and letters.
The latter were dictated from type
written copies in the hands Of his cap,
tors, who remained masked and dis
guised. Mr.. Pertien was not further
disturbed till late this afternoon. when
his captors informed him that their
game was up, but that they would get
him next time. He was then rebound,
gagged and blfndfolded and conducted
from the room.
Their course seemed to lay over a
ploughed field after passing which they
entered q cab, and another roundabout
drive was commenced. At last Mr..
Perrien was unioosed aud thrust from
the cab in dazed condition. He finally
located himself and hailing street car
returned TO his home.
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MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, March 2O.-The
Eatlopal League Of Musicians to-day
dismissed resolutions bearing on the
charges Of Theodore ThoAsS' alleged
boycott Of Chicago mpsicianS.
The proposition 70 join the Fedora
tion OF Labor was ruled out Of order and
a resolution to make low pitch the stand
ard musical pitch Of the United State
wAg Rdopted.
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pitt.barEh Has the Grip.

PlrrsDuRou, Pa, March 20.-The Grip
10 thoroughly epidemic in Pittsburgh,
and iully 1000 cases are reported. Sew
eral of the most prominent physicians
are afflicted and almost every business
arm numbers at least one down with tine
disease. Among those whose death can
be directly attributed te the grip Is
Alderman Cassidy, well kpoEnip city
affairs, who died to-day. The disease 10
far more acute'thSn ever known here.
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LAWRENCE BARRETT DEAD.

The Famous TragsdIan Passed Away at {
New York Hotel of Heart Failurs-H.
was Unconscious when hs Passed Away
He had been sick bot Short Time.
NEw York, March 2O.-Lswrence
Barrett, the trsgedian, died this evening
at lO:45 o'clock, at the Windsor hotel
The demise was due to heart failure
The actor was unconscious but short
time before he died.
His wife and DR.. ohambers, Of this
city, were with Mr.. Barrett when he
breathed his last. His last sickness
dated from Wednesday night, when he
was obliged to leave the theatre where
he was engaged. 1t was said at that
time that he was merely suffering from
severe cold and would be out in few
days, and the same report was made the
following day.
Even yesterday, the reports from the
sick chamber were very favorable. This
evening Dr.. Chambers called at the
Windsor hotel ct 9 o'clock to see his pa
tient, and shortly thereafter announced
that he would remain ali night in the
sick room.
M. Barrett Wts born in Paterson, N.
j., tifty.three years ago. His father was
an Irishman and his mother a frugal
American,
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81. LOUIS, March 2O.-President Har.
risOn has sustained the objections OF
Capt. Henry wesselS, in the court mar.
tisl case against him. A court martial
had been ordered to try Captain Wes'
sells at San Antonio, Texas, for insub.
nTdination and language unbecoming an
officer and a gentleman, but Gnlecuon na
was made on the ground that the 9roet
had not received the Presidents s'gna'
tpYe and was therefore invalid. In sns'
tanning Captain WesBelg'a objechonOthe
President severely reprimands him.
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HAVANA, March 2O.-NotwltbStand'
ing the estringent measures recently taken
by the Government to suppress brisand.
age in Cuba, kidnapping Is still carried
on at intervals. The latest work Of the
bandits was the carrying Of OF q youth
near Santa Clara, who was kept in cap.
tivity until his friends had paid the ran
som Of $500 demanded by his eaptors.
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DAMN Of nn oia Citizen.

Mr.. Robert Caruther, an old resident
of the city, who formerly kept stove,
tin and hollow ware store on the Sec
ond ward Market fquaTe, but Of late
years has lived in retirement on Indiana
street, Island, was taken suddenly Ill
with apoplexy' at his home yester-
day morning, and 10 a few minutes was
dead, Mr.. Caruther was oil English
nativity, was highly respected citizen,
and several years ago represented the
Second ward in Council.
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NINETEEN YOUNG LADIES

Rsnounee the World aad Take the Veil at
Sc. Louls-Aa Impressive Scene.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, March 2O-A most
solemn and impressive ceremony was
witnessed yesterday at the St. Joseph
aud St Mary convent, when nineteen
young ladies renounced the warld and
received the veil. Tho chapel was Allied
with the relatives OF the young ladies
and tho sisters OF the convent, who were
all assembled 10 witness the ceremony
and assist in the celebration Of the raass.
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ST.. PAUL, March 2O.-Advices from
Ont Bank, Montana, the present ter
minus OF the Great Northern extension,
state that the heavy storm OF six weeks
ago totally suspended work Of all kinds,
throwing 1000 men out ol employment.
A large number OF men started to tra.
versa the deep snow to Summit, ITO
miles west, and many perished from cold
and exposure.
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Nearly an Italian BLOT

The big gang OF Italians at work on
the new pike near Quincy, says yester'
days Bellaire Democrat, came very near
getting into quite a riot on Tuesday. 4
ringleader who had been sowing disat.
lection among the men was discharged
by the foreman. The gang knocked the
handles out Of their picks and prepared
for war on the foreman. That official
calmly drew revolver from his pocket
and kept the dagos at bay until the con-
tractor arrived few minutes later.
The rinRleaders bad to 60.
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WHAT'S THE MBANING9

Canadian Cartridge Factory Ordered on
Full Time by the English Government.
QUEBEC. ONT, March 20.-For some
unknown reason scene. Of remarkable
activity is shown at the Government
cartridge factory here. The factory ia
running full time, and orders have been
received from Ottawa for q immediate
establishment of factory to manufac.
ture large Martini.Henty ammunition.
These fresh orders for war.like material
without known cause has excited com
ment in militia circles.
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yVork oft tho rempsrnnco AlIIanoe,

Fl. DoboE, Iowa, March 2O,-wris of
injunction have been Issued against
thirty sAisoR men Who have been selling
liquor. The injuncIlops OPeEsts eSaipst
bartendeSs, owners Of saloons and own.
erR Of property These sults Were in.
stItptsd BY the State Temperance Ali.
aAce and its efforts at enforcement all
over The State.
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nrillirnn onnnred His Mind.

OIL CRY, Pa, March 2o.-Grcat sur.
prise was caused in this city this morn
ing by the receipt Of a telegram from
Rev. o. B. Milliran that he had changed
His mind and would mot aa0ept the
pastorate Of the Second CongteEa tional
Church Of this city. He gave no reasor
lor his action.
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LONDON, March 20 = The Limited
Liability Company, formed out Of the
banking tirm Of MurrietA 4 Co., has q
capital Of Si25,OO0, 900, $2,59900a of
which ia unealled. This leaves Q huge
surplus for the paTtneEs, Tor whom profits
arc not likely 70 be much cpEtailsd.
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Anic Meetlag in Nov York.

NEw YoRE, March 9o.-The great hall
Of Cooper Union was packed with 5000
Italians Of Eew York and vicinity 70;
night. The speeches were nearly all ip
Italian. The meeting was orderly, bar.
ling great excitement, Among those
on tie platform was George RranUii
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Tho ntnnIeIpal Learue KIesInI

New YORK, March 2O.-A bulletin was
Issued to-day signed by Patrick Gleason,
President OF the Municipal Council OF
the Irish League, denouncing the Nation
al League subscription Of $500 to receive
Parnett envoys. The President protests,
and says the money has been In the
treasury for two years, and It's being re.
turned 10 Parnell Is a violation OF honesty
and demands an explanation.
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W4pRFS, Pa, March 2o.-ohauncey
Marble, an old and wealthy tarmeF and
mill owner, was arrested last night at
his hope in Pine Valley, this county,
for making counterfeit money. Dies,
moulds aud melting pots were found:
He 10 at the head Of big gang which
has been shadoWed for years.
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M, ,s,n,na IpduStry Closed Down.

Burrr, MoxT,, March 2O.-At noon to-
day all mines belonging to the Ana
cOnds Company, the greatest copper
nrodneeY In the world, shut down
MS was cS1SOd by q disagreement VIII
the Montana Union Railway, Whlcn
wanted TO advance rates. The company
hSnIs the ore from Butte 10 the smeltelT1l
In Anaconda. The shut doWn WI
throw about 5000 men out Of work;
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NV YoRK, March 2O.-In the su.
preme Court special term to-day the trial
Of Mrs. Laura R. Green's suit for an
absolute divorce from Douglass Green,
the former partner Of Commodore Bate.
man In Wall street, was heard. Green
created sensation BY clipping with Mrs.
MaCRao, and is now living in Europe
with her. He never put in any answer
10 the suit. The plaintiff offered two
witnesses only, their evidence being in.
sufficient, Judge 0'Brien adjourned the
case In order 70 secure further evidence.
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Buried WITH Knishtiy Honors.

CHICAGO, March 2O-The funeral ser
vices over the remains of the late Frank
1. Frayne, were held to-day at Hooley's
theatre. There was large attendance
Of theatrical people aud Knights of
Pythias. The interment was in Mount
Greenwood cemetery under knights of
Pythias auspices.
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Tbe shooting Accld entail.

CINCINNATI, ONO. March 2o.-The
coroner's inquest in the case OF Q. H.
wood, shot by Mr.. viii A. Stevens, the
div ooods merchant, brought out no
new tesiimony except the testimony OF
steyens hi.usslf, who has hitherto re-
Trained from saying anything abont the
affair His story was that he had shown
the % revolver to Wood, who was 10 the
act 1 Of returnipg it to him when 1t was
discbarVed ana Wood was ehot. He
said Wood repeatedly told ,Ia, him not ~ 70
worry as It was purely accidental. rue
coroner found that the shooting was
arcidenkal
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rnEns see,al celebrntlon.

DALLAS, TEXAS, March 2o.-At Mos
quito, this State, at dance last night, in
a quarrel over trivial matter, Ike
Allen cut Jim Weathertord's throat with
akpife, Bud weatherford, brother Of
Jim, opened fire on Allen and killed
him, the bali entering his breast and
causing his death in four hours. Bud
Weatherlord made no attempt to escape
and was arrested this morning by the
sheriff. Jim Weatherford is alive, but
Is expected to die to-day. All are
-vounp faFmerA
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BOY Fatally Shot by q Companion.

CLARKsBuRo, W. VA, March W-A
boy named John Outright, son Of pro-
minent railroad man here, shot boy
named Chrlstuer while fooling with Gn
air gun last night. The ball entered the
Fight side, passed through his body,
coming out OF the hip. Christner u
diving from the wound. Neither youth
was oyer ten years OF age.
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sp,,t ON CANADIAN Pacific stock.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC, March 2O.-Jas
R. Barclay & Son, stock brokers, yester
day announced themselves as unable tc
fulfll their stock exchange obligations
Canadian Pacific stock Is the rock OF
which they split. ]. R. Barclay has dis
appeared and his partners are unable tc
assign any reasons for bis disappearance
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rhrep ohllarea prowpea at a Fqrd.

IhFep UhlEuFUh NF0WHUu W u FNFu'
BIRNINaHAM, ALA, March 20.-Isaac
Butord, farmer, yesterday attempted
to cross Valley Greek In a wagon, in
which were his wife and three children
The creek was much swollen and the
wagon and team were washed down
stream. The eeChildren were drown
ed, the father and mother barely esCap
inR with their lives.
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aompera Calli for Money.

BosgoS, MACS, March 2O.-A call
signed by Samuel Gompers, President Of
the American Federation Of Labor, is
published here. 1t is addressed to the
trade and labor nRiops Of America and
urges the necessity OF immediate action
in the collection and contribution Of
funds for the 10000 coal miners whose
struggle for an eight'hour day Is to be-
Gin Nav l.
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CoIuxpus, o., Marsh 2o.-The LeRis.
latiye committee investigating ehalgeg
against the Cincinnati Board OF I'm.
proyemeHH bss submitted a report
finding the evidence wss largely hear.
say; that there was doubt Gs 70 any
irfepulsrity OF the part Of council thai
Comptroller atevsn1 hsd been guilty oi
malieassnce In office that the testimony
does not sustain the charges Of malteas
ance and corruption againat members o.
the Board OF Improvements.
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OaEcAao, March S0.-A disastrous fre
broke out tonight in the Baltimore &
Ohio traffic house, South Chicago. It is
supposed the FIRE originated from loco.
motive sparks falling on combustible
freight contained in the structure. Scar
city OF water made the work OF the fre'
men difficult. Four car loads Of valuable
merchandise was destroyed and the
transfer house is q total ruin. The loss
is estimated at 100000, Insurance un.
known.
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SONS 0s VETERANS.

Col. Hazsn Fixes tho Date of the Annual
EucampmSnt.
Special DtspGteA 10 he IHtsutgaea.
PARKERs4uRa. ". Va, March 20
Colonel E. D. Hazen, commanding the
West Virginia Division Sons Of yeter'
ans, U. s. A., has Issued general order
fixing the date Of the annual encamp.
ment at Buckhannon. The encampment
will be held on April 22d aud 2Sd, at the
time Of the G. A. 4. Encampment at the
same place. The annual inspection will
be held between April 18th and the 30th,
under the supervision Of Lieutenant G.
Ed. Syivis, Of Wheeling. >
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WAsHIxo7oH, D. O., March 2O.-ln
the criminal court to-day in the case OF
@. E. Kincaid, charged with shooting
az. Rspresentative Tauibee, Judge Mont.
VomeFy granted an order summoning at
the expense Of the Government certain
Witnosses, Raked for by Mr.. Kincaid In
his affidavit on which the postpone
ment OF the trial to next Monday wai
granted.
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TURIN, March 2O.-The remains of the
late Prince Napoleon arrived here to-
day. They were met al the railroad sta.
tion by the Duke OF Genoa, the Count Of
Turin, and by O guard OF honor, and
we're conveyed, followed byan imposing
procession, to the Church Of La supergl
and were there deposited In the Royal
crypt.
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It Is contemolated by the Masops To
hold Lodge Of Sorrow on Sunday at 2
O'clock p. N. iorTtho purpose Of passing
suloelea upon Past Grand Masters Baird
and Collier. 1t cannot be definitely de-
Cided whether such a lodge will be held
or not, until the Grand Lodge meets tEis
afternoon,
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PARIS, March 2o.-ofticial advices from
Chile say that the insurgents now only
occupy Taltai, 1quique and Pisaguaya,
and that the rest OF the country Is quiet.
The Government is concentrating It's
troops on the borders OF the northern
province OF Tarapaca.
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To Confer With secretary Blaine.

OTTAWA, ONT, March 2O.-Itisunder-
stood that Sir Charles Topper, Canadian
High Commissioner in London, Sir John
Thompson, Minister Of Justice, and Hon.
q. E. Foster, Minister Of Finance, will
leave for Washington In few days to
confer with Mr.. Blaine on the question
Of closer State relations with the United
Sknknn
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TRaRE HAurR. IND, Mrrch 2o.-It
having been printed that Americans in
Palermo, Sicily, were in danger since
the New Orleans trouble, the family Of
United States Consul Pugh, here, cabled
an inquiry to him. He answers to-day:
"Certainly no dangar,n
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conssrvn,Irs. wont the sent..

LONDON, March 2O,-The oonserva.
tivea are preparing to contest the seats ol
Messrs. Parnell and Healy should they
resign. afr. Parnells dilemma amases
Dublin. Mr.. Parnell stipulatel that be.
fore resigning each side must provide
two candidates.
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Michael Davitt to be n candidate,

DUBLIN, March 2O.-The Frssmans'
Journal says to-day that it is rumorsd
that Mr.. Michael DAyitt will be the can.
didate against Ne. Parnell at the next
election Ia the division OF Cork City,
which the latter represents.
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New YoRk, March 2o.-sidney Dillon,
President Of the Union Pacific road, to.
day confirmed the report that the Dreo.
tors were arranging to place mortgage
on their property. 1t is stated that the
mortgage will be made for $3.50, 900. .OOO,
the largest ever recorded.
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Was. virginia Ponsiops aud PostOtioo'

West virginia PonAiona huh E"s'"'"S0"
sosttai D,Spateh to the IAtetttOe"cer.
WAsHlSeroN, D. O., March 90
Laura E. Kelso was to-day appointed
postmaster at Concord, Hampshire coun'
ty, weet Virginia.
Pensions were Issued to West Vir'
vinians to day as follows Original IN
valid-Jeremiah Hay, En9es ko9etss, ts
Jsspe. Provence, William J. CLARK, dobp
4. Robinson, Catsius NJ. O; Morehouse'
John BumEaraner, Samuel K. Harris
Jackson TsSI Peterson, John W. esbarne'
Robert L. Yanway, Anthony sharp
mack, Thomas O. Northern, James T.
Miller. Additionai-John J: Gaines,
John Mealsy, Beckwith A. McNemAr,
NimYod Pough. Increase-James How
ard. Efiish Slaughter. Original widows
stcEAnn widow Of Peter shatIeri
fverlyn, widow Of Israel B, Sutton.
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LONDON. March 2O.-Last Sundays
labor conference in Dublin under Mr..
Parneli's patronage, was fissco. Only
forty persons were present, four OF whom
we're delegates on behalf OF 100 labor as'
sociations. The Freemdn'S Journal re.
porter represented the coal porters.
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Ths Road Hsld ee,pon.Ihls.

1SD1ASArolls, IND, March 9O.-The
coroner in his verdict on the people
killed in the railroad wreck on the Pan
Handle at Hagerstown, says that the
train was run at an unsafe rate Of speed
81 . ourye, and therefore holds the road
responsible for the deaths caused.
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Pnund wien MS Throat Out.

LINCOLN, NEB, March 2O-Willitm
wiudnagle was found dead this morn
ing with his throat cut. His wife saw
William Kyle running out. Kyle has
been arrested. He asserts Windnagle
committed suicide,
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PIYMourH, March 2O.-The Hamburg
American line steamer sueyia, bound
from New York to Hamburg, which put
into this port in q disabled condition on
March IA, has been repaired temporarily
and has proceeded.
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Without Apparent Cause.

CLRyELAND, ONO, March 2o.-EuSens
Ritchast, a prominent young man at
Fostoria, Chic, killed himself to-day
without apparent cause. He walked
into the house and shot himself IN the
head. diving instantly,
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Bet,inr on tho oxford. Cambridge RaCl

betilus Va t4o 4o'OAA"iN@S"AAiS1t'sS A'~S'
LONDON. March 2O.-The betting on
the Oxford and Cambridge boat race,
which takes place tomorrow, is sll to
S. in favor Of Oxford. Both crews took
their last practice spins on the Thames
Yesterday,
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wait rlil III. Breaeh ID Healed.

MONTREAL, March 2O.-The admirers
OF Parnell in this city are making prepar-
atoms to give his delegates reception.
The True Ritness, the Irish Catholic
organ, urges that no money be sub
scfibsd until the present breach in the
party Ia cloaed.
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ST. JosEPR, Mo-, March sO.-The stock
Of the KennSrd Grocery Gov was en-.
tirely destroyed by Are last night. Loss
on stock about s75, 900, partially Insured.
The building was valued at $35, 900, and
IA almost total loss,