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PLOT EXPOSED.
Confession of a Member Of a Gang Of Train
Robbers.

BROWNSVILLE Tex, March 9.-The
whole particulars Of plot which resulted
in the robbery of train ON the Rio Grande
road January Doth, and the loss of S25, 600,
have come to light. The instigator. Juan
Benites, rich rancher and merchant at
Fl Sauz ranch. is in jail here and has con,
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BRITISH COLUMBIA,

Countless Seals Reported Off Cape Flattery.
Cleaning Out Chinatown.
VICTORIA, March o. The tug lone re-
turned to port to-day, and reports the straits
and waters off Cape Flattery alive with
seals. Several sealing seh0oners were
sighted, all busily engaged in hunting.
A large block of wooden buildings in
Chinatown were burned to-day by order of
the City Council, to make room for q new
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Il REGULAR BLIZZARD.
The seversst Storm on Record Raging in
Western England.

LONDON, March "a terrible blizzard
prevails throughout the southwest portion
of England. The storm is the severest on
record in that part Of the country Many
small vessels have been wrecked off the
coast. The loss of live stock is also re-
ported to be heavy.
e The storm has been raging in Scotland
and the north Of England for week past,
but not until yesterday did il come in the
south Of ELg and. AL last night it ragged
with fury. Tae channel steamers had
very rough time aud tie Dover mail-boat
came near going down.
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The Kansas Leeislature.

TOPEKA, March 2.-Speaker Elber's
Freight Bill, providing for a reduction of
about 20 per cent in freight rates, failed to
pass the Senate. The House has passed
the Senate bill, making eight hour work
a day for State, county and municipal EN-
pioyeS;; The House to-day rassed the SEN
sas display at the Worlds Fair.
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A DESPERATE FIGHT.

Virginia Outlaws Attempt to Settle Accounts
With Their Prosecutors
LOUISVILLE. March "a II gular pitched
battle was fought by number Of desperate
men at place call "HelPs Half Acre, in
Virginia, near Cumberland Gap, last even
ing. Hugh johnson was killed. Garrett
Southern aud Nose Gibson were fatally
shot, and two others seriously wounded
The first two were arrested last October on
suspicion of being the men who shot young
Morris Wills. The fight was started by
them in revenge against those who were
witnesses against them
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JOHNSON SOLD OUT.

The American Association Deserted by the
Ex-Brotherhood Promoter.
CLEVELAND, March 9.-Albert L. john
son sold all his interest in base ball to-day,
both in Cleveland and Cincinnati, to the
National League for $4,000. 1t follows. of
course, that there will now be a league club
in Cincinnati
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A Russian Newspaper SUPPRESSED.

ST. PETEEsBURG, March 9.-The Gar has
prohibited the street sale Of the newspaper
Noyoe YrenIya owing to an article Tidicul-
ing Prince Bartenieff, who was recently
sentenced at Warsaw to eight years penal
scrviiude for shooting his mistress, the Pol
ish actress, Visnerskaia.
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General Mention.

A grand concert for the benefit Of the family
OF member OF the order OF Freemasoniy
will be gwen at living Han on Sunday evening
next, March 18th, at o'clock. NJ. Albert
A. Guile, SIgnorina Ida Vaerga, Professors
G'me, Sauret and r. f. Fitton, and Mr.. j. NJ.
Willard, assist. Members OF the order Invited
TO attend.
Hayden Tla, known here as tenor singer
connected with minstrel company, proposes TO
establish q large music conservatory IN New
York.
DunloD's Stage News says Theatrical Man
ayers Trust is In contemplation In New York
for the purpose OF bOycOtiing newspapers whose
dramatic editors may adversely criticize plays
written by members of the combine and also 10
shut out cOntract-breakng actors. Tie latter
object may be all very well. but there Is
sublime Impudenee as well as glaring aosurdty
In the attempt to control the opinion of news
papers that would pass belief until 1t Is known
Dan FrOhman is engineering the deal.
The cyciorama Siege of Paris at tile corner OF
Mason and Eddy streets with its realistic adj
iuncts. showing all tho warllke conditions.
draws quite number OF visitors. IL Is especially
sight for visitors from the country. Its time
transported 10 Australia.
At the new POwell-street, wOrkmen ara engaged
night and day preparing the interior for the new
dramatic season to b. inaugurated by the young
managers, Messrs. Thall aud EllingbOuse.
Michael StrogoH," Mr.. Grlsmer's piece, Will
be produced at the Alcazar before "rh- Exiles"
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A Dense Fog.

NEW YORK, March 9.-This afternoon O
dense fog hastened the twilight in this city.
The river was shrouded in impenetra-
BILE mist. Similar reports come from along
the coast. At Baltimore all navigation is
stopped and at Cape Henry not vessel
passed in OF cut tn-dav.
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Maine Muuiciual Elections.

BANGOR (Me.). March 9.-Joseph F. Snow
D.) was elected Mayor to-day. AT Belfast
Hon. w. p. Thompson, late Democratic
nominee for Governor, was elected Mayor.
A Augusta J. w. Chase (R.) was elected
Mayor. The remainder Of the Republican
ticket was also successful.
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A TOUCHING TRIBUTE.
The Memory of the Late Senator Hearst Hon
ored BY an iowa Community.

ored by an Iowa Community.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, March 9.-The funeral
train bearing the remains Of the late Sen
ator George Hearst OF California, in passing
through the State of Iowa. stopped for
few moments at the town of Carroll, where
the people, headed by their State Senator
and the Mayor of the town, and accom-
panied by band Of music, assembled at
the depot to pay their last sad tribute Of
respect to the memory OF the dead. A fun
eral dirge was played. after which the
Mayor and committee presented the widow
with some floral offerings, extended their
heartfelt sympathles and expressed their
deep regret at the loss of Senator Hearst.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-The expenses
OF the Hearst funeral train are estimated at
$1,000.
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p,s,rass ~ the Or,beum.

Since John McGrane & Co., the new proprIe.
tors OF this theater, came on the scene Of action,
It's business has steadily improved. The present
attraction is The KanOtcha Imperial Troupe, d.
rect from Japan, perfect In all the astonishing
feats for which the iugglers, acrobats and ath.
letes OF that country are famed. This promlnent
feature will be In addition to The clever acts Of
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WORLDS FAIR.
The President Urged to Appoint Represen-
tatiye Of the Colored Race

WASHINGTON, March 9-IIon. John ii.
Smyth, ex-Uniled States Minister to Ii
IBERIA, has written letter to President Har-
rison urging the appointment of coiored
person to represent the negro race at the
Worlds Columbian Exposition. and that
place be made in the exposition for dis
play of negro industry, agricultural prod
ucts, art and scientific achievements, lnven-
tive genius and educational developments.
BERLIN, March 9. - Leading manufac-
turers from all parts of Germany will meet
here next week to take measures Tor
proper representation of German manufae-
lures at the Columbian Exposition at
Chicago,
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A Worthy Charity.

NEW YORK, March 9.-In letter to the
Presidents of the charity organizations for
improving the condition of poor children,
the Aid Society and the New York City
Mission and Tract Society cohn S. Ken
nedy, a retired banker, to-day promised to
erect building in New York for the use of
all the city charities, the building to cost,
with the land, nearly 100000
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New YORK, March "a special cable
gram from London says; Ed Pritchard and
Jack Burke to-day agreed to postpone their
contest until March 18th or 18th. The fight
is to be in private for $1,000 side. Only
twenty persons on each side are to be
present.
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THE WINDOW TESTIMONIAL.

A Sufficient Amount Subscribed to Purchase
Residence for the Family.
New YORK, March Gone of the gentle
men connected with the movement among
the personal friends of the late Secretary
Window, to make some expression to his
family of the high esteem in which he was
held, states: ''The amount contemplated
has been realized. and 1t is probable that it
will be Invested in suitable residence at
Washington If the family shall determine to
make that city their home, which is now
thought to be their intention"
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CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS.

Manifesto Issued Against the Actions Of the
knights of Labor.
ROCHESTER On. y, March 9.-The cloth
ing manufacturers of this city have issued q
manifesto relative to the labor troubles.
They refer to the actions of the Knights Of
Labor, whose leaders in Rochester, they
say, were not selected from residents. but
from persons brought there for the par
pose, promoting peculiar traits in that or
ganization." They recite threats. inter
ference. etc, and say that trade has been
diverted and their business injured until
the conditions are unbearable, and we have
determined 10 throw off this tyranny and
provide safeguards for the future"
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DEATH CLOSE AT HAND.
The Demise Of Price Jerome Napoleon Ex-
pected at ANY Moment.

ROME, March 9.-1he physicians in at
tendance upon Prince Jerome Napoleon
have announced that both of the Princes
lungs are in a conGested state, and they in
formed the family that The fatal issue of
his illness is only question OF few hours
The Prince refuses the repeatedly Droffered
consolation and administration Of the sacra-
ment from the priests, who have been ad-
mitted to his room.
The Prince is sinking fast. King Hum
bert aud the members of the royal family
are at his bedside
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THE NEW COURT.
The appointment of Circuit Judges VIII Not
Be Made for Some Time.

WASHINGTON, March Sit is stated on
the highest authority that the nine Circuit
Judges provided for at the late session Of Con-
gress will not be appointed for several
months yet, the President being of the
opinion that each OF the new courts can be
organized at the time fixed by the act, the
third Wednesday in June, by the Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court, the regular
Circuit Judge and the District Judges in
each of the respective circuits, regardless of
the fact that the new Circuit judges may
not then have been appointed. The same
authority said this disposed of the repor t
that there would be an extra session of the
Senate for the consideration of these ap-
poiutmentS.
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Rismarck,s Candidatnrn

BERLIN, March 9.-Bsmarck's candida
tuTe for Geesetemunde is the principal topic
of discussion in the lObbies of the Reichstag.
il is freely asserted that the Government
feels embarrassed over his decision. No
doubt Bismarck will secure an immense
ntainritv
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Los Angeles Citrus Fair.

Los ANGELES. March 9.-The Citrus
Fair opens here tomorrow evening in Haz-
ards Pavilion. The indications point TO its
being the biggest thing of the kind ever
Teen in the State. There have been numer-
Gus arrivals from the north already, includ-
ing the officers of the Marysville fair.
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Fears for a Schooner.

NEW YORK, March 9.-Anxiety is felt
concerning the four-masted schooner Will
lam Neeley, which has not been heard from
since the 9th inst, when she collided with
the schooner Gregory, both being badly
damaged. 1t is feared she has gone down.
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The Hawaiian Cable.

NEW YORK, March 1O.-The Tribune's
Washington correspondent says that prob
ably the Thetis will be detailed to make a
survey for the cable between San Francisco
and Honolulu.
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Emo Denied a Pardon,

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The President
has denied the application for pardon in the
case of John c. Emo, who is charged with
embezzling the funds Of the Second National
Bank of New York
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LONDON, March 9-Lione Charles Drum
nond of the London banking-house of
Aessrs. Drummond, committed suicide with
revolver Sunday The cause WAS troubles
arising opt OF lawsuit with friend. The
Coroners verdict was temporary insanity,
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LANSING Mich.), March 9--William Nc
Laughin and his son were instantly killed
and Mrs. Mclaughlin fatally injured by the
Grand Trunk passenger train near Shafts
burg this morning while driving home In
wagon. The woman cannot live.
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the Chamber of Deputies to-day on the re-
cent decision 10 suppress betting. Con-
STAINS, Minister of the Interior, refused to
restore the Paris mutual system.
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Cruise of the Rear

WASHINGTON, March e.-The Treasury
Department is fitting out the revenue cutter
Bear at San Francisco for summer cruise
in Alaskan waters. Captain Healy will
again command her.
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The CRARGEs AGAINST DILKE.
Sir Charles Is Confident of Being Able to Clear
HE Character

dl5 character.
LONDON, March Sat meeting Of Lib
erals to-day Sir Charles ID ke said he was
confident he would be able to clear his char
acter and return once more 10 political life.
lie could not deiintelg decide to-day to con-
TT the seat. Lady Dilke, wife Of Sir
Charles Dixie, also addressed tie meeting.
She said she vas convinced that her hus-
hand would yet be cleared of the charges
apaInSt him.
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% Nicht OTn

There was a good attendance OF the regular
patrons OF the AlcaZar last evening to welcome
the return OF the stock company after their re-
cent tour of the State. All the old favorites on
their appearance on the stage were met with a
hearty round of applause. The bill for the occa-
sion was Mr.. Aueustm Days comedy in four
acts entitled "a Night on The representation
was In every respect worthy The reputation OF
The Aleazar company. Not great performance
truly but a satisfactory one especially when ths
necessarily limited time for the preparation Of a
comedy of its Intricate stage business is taken
into consideration. The efforts of the people In
the cast were well directed. They did their level
best and obtained an agreeable result. Amongst
the players that claim FIRST attention Mr.. william
Beach as Jack Mulberry deserves the distinc
tiOn. He handled that light comedy part deity
and inteligently and obtained all his effects In a
legitimate manner. II is one of the best pieces
OF stage work this gentleman has done In the
AlcaZar Theater. MIR. James L. Wilson treated
the character of Marcus Brutus snap IN 100
serious a manner for our liking. He did not
bring out the humor that has been generally
associated with this eccentric individual by
Long, decided acquisition to the company, in
his dual capacity OF actor aud stage manager.
made much OF Harry Darnack. his experience in
the comedy school standing him In good stead.
Mr.. Leo Cooper was well placed as Lord Null
berry. Mr.. L. r. St0ekwell was highly diverting
many successful roles. The ladies shared the
honors equally with The gentlemen. Miss Ethel
Brandon made pretty and youthful looking
NISbe dong her work with Charming 1nS0uct-
ancs that was refreshing. Miss Idalene Cotton
made an interesting Angelica, and Miss Fanny
Bowman made much of Susan. Miss Fanny
Young was admirably suited as Mrs. Rabbitt.
"a Night on should do a good weeks business.
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The New Play at the Bush.

Leander and Richardson's The Millionaire"
was produced at the Busu-street 10 a large aud
pleased audi nee. The subject of the play is the
practically of real life, and belongs to the pres
eut time. Nothing can bs more severely practi-
cal and utterly devoid of sentiment than railroad
building and the Incidents connected Herewith,
not forgetting dlscontented opera Ives and the
frequent strife" against real or fancied
wrongs Richardson has made a very good
play out of the actual conditions OF modern en-
terprise and III The character OF the Irish con
tractor James O'BrIen (Nr. Daniel Suily) has
given us a tyne of 1.-The man OF the PERIOD" who
attacks all obstacles that he may meet in his
pursuit Of wealth, and by natural tact, as well
as indonitabe perseverance, overc0mes them.
The audience was Immensely pleased with the
performance. The first act was finished enough
TO put everybody in good humOr with himself +,
and the succeeding business was we'll sustained
anil anil sEani nrN
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stopped BY Police.

LONDON, March 9. - The police have
stopped the proposed driving match be-
tween Lord Shrewsbury and Lord Lonsdale,
for $500, on the ground of its hindrance to
public traffic.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-10

Many explosions in tlouring-mills aresald
to have been caused by electricity gener-
ated by belts. Even ordinary belts are
found to generate sufficiently strong cur
rents to perform the common experiments
for which electric machines are used.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-10

Henry M. Stanley Is expected here on the
afternoon of Wednesday. the 11th inst. He Will
be received by the Press Club and this, with The
attentions OF our Geographical Society," COM
prises the list of honors the explorer of darkest
Africa can find time to accept The subscrlp-
ton sale for his lectures has commanded
the attention OF the best people In the
city, aud tile bOx-sheet for "snges," opened
yesterday shows the house pretty well sold.
The desire TO hear Stanley discourse on "the
rear guard" 10 which his second lecture will be
devoted, seems paramount to the interest In his
more general lecture descriptive OF his expIora-
tions and experiences in the central part Of the
continent.
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n SELECTION MADE.
Location of the Site for a Dry-Dock on til
Gulf of Mexico.

GnU Of MEXICO.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-The committee
appointed to select site for dry-dock on
the Gulf of Mexico has decided on the south
pass of the Mississippi River, near New
Southern Pacific ferry All the other points
visited were either too shallow or not far
enough from the sea 10 be safe from gun-tire
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To Co Intn Iinnidatinn

LONDON. March 9. - The great Scotch
steelmaking concern. the Goodwins & Jar
dine, will 60 into liquidation.
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IsHPEMuNG {Mich.), March 9.-Two hun
dred and fifty men employed in the iron
mines struck to-day for shorter hours.
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Suppression Of Betting in France.
PARIS, March 9.-There was a debate In
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.
The African EXPLORER.

last weeks programme. New Inducements for
the public TO attend this theater are being con.
stsntly offered by its management.
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A large and fashionable audience attended at
the Baldwin Theater last evening 10 witness
Willard Spens et's comic opera entitled Tie
Little Tycoon" The work is not new to our
play-gong public, having been previously seen
III this city at the Bush-street Theater some
months ago. when 1t had very successful sea-
son. Judging from the manner In which il was
received last evening, 1t promises TO have
another good run. The music OF ".rhe Little
Tycoon" is pleasing and the chOruses 20 with a
good swing. The dialogue is not brilliant, and
we might say that there Is little too much
OF ii. The company numerically is strong
one. Tie opera Is eXcelently mounted |;
The panoramic view OF New York harbor and the
lower bay al the end OF the first act Is very effec
tive. The costumes are dazzling in their br,l-
liancy. Altogether the presentation OF the opera
was highly satisfactory. MIR. William MaDde-
Vile was lie General knlckerbocKer, and ac-
Quilted himself with good deal OF credit both
vucaly and histriOnicaly. MI. Arthur Pane
sang the music of Alvin Barry aiterward the
Great Tycoon, very pleasingly. MIR. Joseph
Mealey, as Teddy, Lord D0Iphn's Irish valet,
was very diverting. The Violet of the opera
was Miss Enie +. Case, and she did full justice
TO the music allotted TO her. Tie other cnarac-
Iers were fairly well sustained. Tie Little
Tycoon" Will be repeated all The week.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-12-21

mnie, raz jeszcze przypomniec, re tego cierpiet
ME moge re PAM sic narazasz ma niebezpie,
cze6stwo, re sic bedziemy musia}y rozstac
Pani gadasz zagadkach, ME rozumiem
PAM, rzek}a J6zefna.
Go dzisiaj zasz}o pomiedzy pania Hero
nimem.
Ch}opiec, jak zwykle, ME chcia} sic uczyc,
prosi}am 60 lagodnie, W dobroci upomina}am,
wszystko ma mic, Wreszcie przyobieca} mnie
us}uchac, jezeli co..
Jezeli? doko6cz pani, zawo1a}a niecierpli-
vie jejmos6.
Brzydze sic wypowiedziec to. jednak
powiedziec musze. Hieronim juz czesto sta
wia} warunki pod kt6rymi chcia} bye pilnym
ipos}usznym, ktore musia}am zganic jako ME-
przyzwoite nieobyczajue, TAX by}o i dzisiaj.
zadanie jego by}o niestosowne, zgani}am 60,
wylecia} rozgniewany, a co sic dalej sta}o =
ME wien.
smiesznie, odezwa}a sic jejmosc Znam
mego syna, buzia piekna mu sic podoba coz
wielkiego, ME widze w tenn mic z}ego.
Ale ia widze rzek}a J6zefna silnie Ere
szta moja osoba nalezy do mnie samej, ME je-
stem tu}aczem AMI niewolnica. Me pozwole sic
nikomu obrazae, najmniej takiemu ch1opako-
wi jak Hieronim. Prosze mu to powiedziet
Wyt}uke nicponia, zawo}a} Henryk, jeze
Ii jeszcze raz osmieli sic bye niegrzecznym
wzgledem pani.
lego ME uczynisz! krzyczala jejmoSt.