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A DIPLOMAT CHALLENGED.
Braxirs Representative Invited TO tn
Field of Honor.


Field of Honor.
New YORK, April 15.-Colonel An.
tonic Hario de Coehlo. editor Of the
o'Brazil os Estados Unidos, Bra
lillian publication, who gained celeb
rity as an opponent Of Dom Pedro, has
challenged the envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary from tho
Brazilian republic to duel Senior
de Coehlo was most indignant at his
treatment by the minister, Senior SAL
vador de Mendonca- lie said:
when l came back from Paris I
boughta house in Fordham and rented
1t to Mrs. Florence Jones, who lived
there long time without paying me
any rent, She wrote me many tender
letters, but would not pay her
rent One day she came to my
office and demanded her letters She
had key to my apartments on MUIR
ray hill, and when demanded its re-
turn she refused to surrender it until
she got possession of her correspond
ence. subsequently sent her the love
letters In question, and on April Z went
to her house on West Twenty-fifth
street and asked for my key, but was
abused by both her and her mother,
who was present To avoid q scane I
left The entire matter is one of black
mail, behind which the Brazilian min
lister is. While cannot fight woman
can fight him. He called me q negro
and will compel him to ent his words
or kill him. He cannot avail himself
Of his official position to refuse me,
for If necessary, I will go to Washing
ton and twealS his nose on the street.
My second, Colonel Tom Wilkinson,
has carried the challenge TO him and
has been instructed by me to return
with his answer in twenty-four hours. !"
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BULGARIA is IMPATIENT.
Ferdinand Is Tired of Being Bullioa
Russia.

Russia.
LONDON, April 1s.-It is evident that
Bulgaria is about to occupy the atten.
tion of European monarchs and states.
men once more Prince Ferdinand and
his astute prime minister, Stambouloff,
have been behaving themselves so well
for long time past that most people
had almost forgotten the fact that the
prince has not yet been recognized by
Europe as the lawful ruler of Bulgaria
and that the czar of Russia regards
him as an impudent usurper. Not
year has passed since Ferdinand went
to Sofia with the assurance from Eng.
land, Austria and other powers that il
Bulgaria would only be quiet all would
be well. But five years have gone and
the prince position remains nominally
as illegal as ever.
To judge from the note which the
government at Sofia has Just
addressed to the porte, Bulgarian
patience is becoming exhausted.
The porte is reminded that, although
bulgaria has been virtuous, that
has been her only reward Her prince
remains unrecognized and murderers
of her statesmen still find safe asylum
in Turkey and in Russia. The facts
set forth in this remarkable note in
dignitied language not unworthy of
the foreign minister of n great power
are really unanswerable and the logic
of the deductions drawn thercfrom
cannot be upset by the sophistry of all
the diplomats in Europe. But NJ.
Stambouloff's demands that the sultan
shall obtain from Russia the extradi-
tion of the murderers referred to and
give further proof of her good will by
formally recognizing Prince Ferdinand
are enough to create dismay in every
foreign office. The mere formulation
Of them is calculated to set the diplo-
mats by the ears and compliance with
them would probably set Europe in
blaze. 1t is certain, therefore, that
Bulgaria will receive no satisfaction
either from the sultan or from the
powers, for the czar remains immov-
nble and nobody dares provoke him.
AS STAN bouloff is clever enough to
understand this, people in London, in
Berlin, and particularly in Vienna. are
asking themselves why he has raised
the most burning of questions Mt this
patllCulur moment III mas Decn 1Or
years an axiom of European diplomacy
that if England and the central powers
should recognize Prince Ferdinand the
czar would express his emphatic dis
sent by invading Bulgaria. but STAN.
bouloff is known to hold the contrary
opinion. He believes that the czar
will attempt the invasion and subju-
CATION of Bulgaria as soon us he feels
strong enough to DEFY the triple ALI.
ance, and not one moment earlier, and
that it makes no difference to
Russian intentions whether Europe
recognizes Prince Ferdinand or con-
tinues to treat his position as irregular
or illegal. A good many people are be-
ginning to share the opinion of the
bulgarian statesman and to argue that
the time has come, or, at any rate, is
fast approaching, when European sub
servience to Russia shall cease. The
knowledge that Bulgaria's friends are
daily increasing in number in every
European capital, except Paris and st.
Peters burg, may we'll encourage STAN.
bouloff to bolder action,
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WATCHING GEEMlNG.
Melbourne Authorities Afraid lie May At

Melbourne Authorities Afraid lie May At
tempt Suicide.
LONDON, April 1G A dispatch from
Melbourne says that the greatest pre-
cautions are observed TO prevent Muir.
derer Deeming from injuring himself.
Three excellent photographs of the
prisoner, In full face, and one from
each side, have been obtained. When
he was placed in position Deeming arose
and exclaimed: II won't be photo
graphed. The deputy governor, who
was present, said: You will do what
you are told. Sit down again at once"
Seeing that he could gain nothing by
disobeying, Deeming quietly submit
ted to the operation. He has since been
very quiet.
Deeming is stripped snd searched
every night before retiring and his
every movement is watched through
an IRON grating in the door by wnrdens
stationed outside. He continues to ask
at intervals for Miss Rounsevelle, the
yonng woman he wished to marry, and
she absolutely refuses to go the Jail
for the purpose of according him IN
interview.
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LATTER DAY SAINTS.
Large Crowds at Glitterln9
Visions of Heaven.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, April 1o.-The
worlds conference of Latter Day
Saints continues to attract wonderful
crowds One sister lin q vision) told Of
her visit to heaven, and there she found
the most enhancing music. and as the
notes assembled from the thousand
harps surrounding the throne OF God
the strains seemed to become material
and turned into golden flakes, which
fell as in snow storm. An angel
handed this visitor golden harp, and
when she began in turn to play her
music only turned into silver flakes.
in fit of disappoint-
ment, she cast the harp from her and
inquired of her attendant the cause of
the failure of her harp to accord with
the others. She was told it was be.
cause she was Baptist.
Another told how she was also
Baptist. and that she in n vision went
to heaven and found three walls of
different heights surrounding the eter-
nal city. With difficulty she sur
mounted the first two, but when she
attempted the third she was toiled,
and before reaching the top would fall
back to the ground. For days she con-
tinued to make the attempt, and the
angels at last came and told her tn
was the wall of revelation and no Bap-
tist could enter. To surmount it she
most join the Saints. She walked from
her vision and fulfilled the command.
A brother told OF his child lying at
deaths door. He in vision went to
God, saw God, and demanded in the
name of the prophet, Joseph Smith,
that the child be healed. When he
awoke his child was we'll. A Asister told
of her own healing. She was sick with
consumption; doctors had given her up
for lost. The family had gathered
around to say the parting wore. At
this juncture the doctors arrived with
the holy oil and anointed hcr. They
laid hands on her and she was healed.
Another sister told how she was taken
suddenly sick; no cause could be ascer-
tnined, but the elders anointed her
and prayed that ths Lord would heal
her. In few minutes the pain left
and it was learned that she was suffer-
ing from n visitation OF the devil
Much similar testimony was given.
The Saints seem to have the utmost
faith in the powers of vision and heal
ing by tho elders A prophecy was
received by one of the elders that the
Lord designs the head of the church to
be located in Independence.
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LUMseR DEALERS MEET.
4 Circular Issued Recommending an Ad.
vance on May 1.

4 Circular Issued Recommending an Ad-
vance on May 1.
Sr. LOUIS, April 15.-The board Of
directors of tho Southern Lumber Man.
afacturers' association held meeting
Of some Importance yesterday in the
office of Secretary George K. Smith in
the Equitable building. The object Of
the meeting was the discussion of
rates, and the adoption of some plan
TO prevent the cutting and slashing of
prices and consequent injury to the
trade. President J. B. White, Of
Grandin, presided, and most OF the
eight southern states in the associa.
ion were represented.
The price list adopted at New Or
cans was not satisfactory, and ono
vas compiled in accordance with the
present market, which the secretary
was instructed to send out to the
srade. A circular letter was also
adopted, and will be forwarded by tho
secretary oithe members OF tho nsso-
.io tiop s55f
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FoRT,FYlNG sEeAsToPoL


Two New Forts Nearly Completed--Ip-
creasing tho Fleet.
VIENNA, April 1s.-Reports from
the Crimea state that Russia is fortify-
ing Sebnstopol in a most formidable
manner. Two new forts. one on the
right bank of the river Tchernaya, on
q hill not very far from where the war
monument now stands, and the other
on the hill where Fort Victoria was
built by the English during the Cri-
mean war, rs we'll as the surround
ing out works, are in for
ward state The Twelve Apostles
which has been built at Nicolaieff and
was launched seventeen months ago,
leaves Nicolaieff this month for Sebas-
topol, where she will receive her guns
The new ironclad Pobedonsets. will
soon be ready to join the Black Sea
feet. The Russian volunteer feet has
also been increased during tho past
two months by two fast cruiserers and
two more cruisers have just been or
dered from England.
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STORMS IN EUROPE.

Many Towns Isolated by Snow Drlfts--
Wires Down.
LONDON, April 1s.-Soldiers are as
sisting the telegraph men in repairing
the damage caused by the storm in
many parts of the country. The dam
age by storm and food is great in
southeast England. In Essex the
melting snow caused the rivers to rise
and do great damage to crops and
farms. Tho potato crop on the island
of Jersey has been almost destroyed
BY frost. Snow is falling heavily to-
day in north Wales and the adjoining
section Of England :.
Many towns are isolated by heavy
drifts and are cut off from communica-
tion by the destruction of telegraph
lines In the county of Essex the
Slour, Blackwater, Lea. Roding. and
other rivers have been swelled by the
storms and In many places the country
is flooded. In some parts the situation
is serious. Great damage has
been done to the crops in
the channel islands. On the
island OF Jersey, where snow and frost
is seldom seen, the water has bee n
very cold. 1t is estimated that here
alone the loss on the potato crop will
amount to 9150,O00. The cold shows
no sign Of abatement
Dispatches from Paris and places in
the north of France tell of hail and
sleet The weather is bitter cold. 1t
is feared that much damage will be
done to the early crops. The troops
at Shorncliege paraded today as usual.
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YOUNG DEMANDS JUSTICE.
The Dcposed Senate Clerk Writes
to Morton.
"I Simply Ask Cold, Un.parins Jus,ice.-
There Was barely Quorum Present
When the Office o. Executive
Clerke Was Abolished.


WAsHIstSTos April ls-James r.
Young, rs9o was recently removed
from his position as executive clerk OF
the senate. has written long letter to
Vice President Morton, in which he re-
views the circumstances of his dis
missal from the office of executive
clerk. MIR. Young takes occasion to
deny in the most emphatic way that he
ever in any manner betrayed any ex-
ecutive proceedings of the senate. He
also writes IL letter to Senator Cam
eron in which he refuses 10
resign and asks for an aninvestigation by
the senate of what he understands he
is charged with.
In the letter to tho vice president,
Mr. Young says that his resignation
would be an admission of guilt, hence
his refusal to resign. The letter con-
cludes: .
My right MS q citizen to absolute JUS
tice is as sacred rs the dignity OF the sen
ate and if cannot obtain justice ut that
august tribunal can appeal TO one even
more august that OF my country
meu MS 90 now through
you. During the debates in the
senate and the mvriad publications. in the
press have maintained absolute silence.
felt thati in writing IN Senator Ca",-"sn
my duty us to self vindication wa, done.
When friends advised me to poll the
scnnte.ana mike some kind of campaign,
as is so often the custom when mntters
are at issue, l snid that asked no de-
Tense. no cxecnipa1ion, no pailiation, no
appeal Tor mercy; SIMPLY
asked cold, unsparing Justice,
Two weeks passed and the senate
resumed by case. After debate, and under
prcssnte of a portion of the committee OF
foreign relations, a resolution was passed
declaring my Office vacant The senate
which passedit it is understood was SO
small that y quorum WAS obtained with
difficulty. SO ends. my fifteen years OF
service. All | asked from the senate
was an inquiry. This Il slim,
coe:ced, reluctant majority denied
Because declined to accept the advice of
Senator Cameron my Office has been de-
clared vacant All ask now is that one
of the senators who hns pursued me in
secret should waive the const stitutional
privilege of immunity for words in debate
and avow in public a responsibility for
charges made during two afternoons OF
angry discussion. shall then be in the
open, and able to protect myself. can
promise n swift and decisive answer; one
that will satisfy the country. This is m
open appeal to mnrliness, justice and fair
plny. cannot believe that it is made i'll
win
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RAUM INVESTIGATION.


Tho Com mmissioner's Son John Had Fin
ger In the Pie
WASHINGTON, April 16.-The special
committee of the house charged with
investigating the present pension Of.
fee administration continued its in.
vestigation today.
Mr.. Mccullough, a pension Office
clerk, testified that it was notable
fact in the pension Office that
John Raum, the pension attorney.
son of the commissioner, had had q
large number Of cases advanced to tho
completed files.
John Payton, pension Office clerk,
declared that he had been discharged
for offensive partisanship without hav-
ing an opportunity to defend himself,
notwithstanding Secretary Chandlers
testimony that he invariably gave q
hearing in such cases
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THIRTY THOUSAND WAIT.
The Boomers swarming to Cheyenne an
Arapahoe Reservation.

The Boomers Swarming to Cheyenne and
Arapahoo Reservation.
GUTHRIE, o. It., April ls,-Eyery con-
ceivable vehicle in this city is being
used to transport people to the new
lands Everything is quiet SO far ex-
cept a little quarreling among
the crowds at the land offices in
Oklahoma City and King Fisher. 1t is
feared lie :. will be trouble among the
men in Inc lines there tonight, but
troops have been stationed at each
Office and any outbreak will be quelled
at once.
A conservative estimate of the crowd
now on the lines places it at 10000.
about 1000 Of whom are negroes.
a man named IL Darling, from west
ern Kansas. was accidentally shot and
killed near the southern line ycster-
day, but no other fatalities are re-
ported.
A large percentage cf the home
seekers will 60 into the reservation on
foot, us the country is SO rough and
broken that man on foot can pass
horses and wagons inside of two hours
after the start
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WINTER WHEAT CROP.
Two Thousand Reports show Prospee,
of An AYeraRa Yield.


ToLEro, O., April l6.-During the
past four days Messra G A. King b
Co have received 1000 crop reports
from the grain dealers Of Ohio. 1ndi-
ana, Illinois, Michigan, Kansas and
Missouri, which raise two-thirds of tho
winter wheat crop Of the United
StateA The reports make the present
prospects for an average wheat crop
in the states named. Michi.
gan reports tho best prospects,
being above the average, while
Indiana and Illinois show neurly as
we'll. Ohio promises below an average.
as does Kansas and Missouri These
reports are not quite complete. Pros
poets have improved in all Of the states
since two weeks ago. wnen the agri-
cultural bureau report for April was
gathered. There was much smaller
amount of winter wheat killed than
usual, nearly half reporting that mono
had been killed. There is about u
quarter Of the last wheat crop remain.
{ncr in fhosa rtofao
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Mendoncn n Nearlx nl,na

WASHINGTON, April l5.-At the Bra
lillian legation. which is located in the
minister's private residence, it was
stated that neither Minister Mcndonca
nor Secretary NJ. de Mcndonca wcro
In, though they were in town. A
friend of the minister said in regard
to the alleged challenge of Sehnor
Coehlo:
~ don't know whether Coehlo has
sent challenge, but in my opinion it
makes no difference. Sehnor Mem
donca cannot recognize him in any
such manner as that If there were
no other reason, Sehnor Mendonca is
almost blind, and to go on the dueling
ground would be to invite murder. He
does not read or write, and signs only
the most important official papers. He
hopes. If third operation on his eyes
is successful, that in the course Of time
he may be able to read"
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SAINT sAEPARD's BIGorRy.
Republicans Repud,ate Elliotrs Ant
MI

Republicans Repud,ate Elliotrs Anti
Catholic Policy.
New YORK, April 1s.-The attacks on
the Catholic church which have been
appearing in Colonel Shepard's Mail
and Express have caused the repub-
lican leaders considerable annoyance.
The matter was brought formally be-
fore the republican county executive
committee by the reading of the fol-
lowing letter from Senator John Sher-
man:
SENATE CuAMB-R. WARRINGTON, April
~, lSg.-Dr. Michael Walsh, Dear Sir:
Yours of the llth inst. received, 1 have
read the extracts you refer to from Colonel
Shepard's paper and have no hesitation in
saying that he does not represent the
views OF republicans, but only his own.
think no republican desires to interfere
with mans religious convictions nor
should this question enter in any way into
the domain OF party politics.
JOHN SHERMAN.
The committee passed a resolution
similar in tone to Senator's Sherman s
letter condemning Colonel Shepard
and repudinting the utterances of his
paper on this subjcct
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MAY DAY cELe sRATloN,
The Denomination In Europe Promises I,
He IYnpnsiD0

The Demonstration In Europe Promises to
l3e ImpDsinR.
LONDON, April ls. The Times makes
review Of the outlook for the May
day labor demonstration. 1t analyses
the returns from the various capitals
of the continent and says it is expected
that very imposing celebration will
take place in France.
The leaders expect that 100000 So
cialists alone will take part in the pro-
cession in the different towns on May
day The chief demand of the May
cclebrnnts will be an international
eight-honr working day. The news
from other countries, the Times says,
IS not SO reassuring as it is from
T.spfe, and should trouble occur, it
would occasion no surprise to the
public
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WILL GO 1T ALONE.
Germany win Discipline Her Anarchists
Wlthnut Helm.

Germany win Discipline Her Anarchists
without Help.
BERLIN, April l6.-The Germs,. = g.
ernment does not intend to propose or
to consent to any agreements between
the European governments with re-
gard to anarchists. 1t is, on the con-
trary, the opinion that it is the duty
of each government to deal with such
crimes by itself, especially as they are
the work of few half crazy fanatics,
who have no hold of any kind upon the
people. Even the possibility OF the
existence of an international organiza.
ton of dynamitcrs and anarchists
would not affect this attitude on the
part of GERMANY
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Plenty of Farms.

LlDGERwooD. N. d., April o.--There
was scarcely any trouble here in set
.ling. In almost every instance the
boomers got what they wanted and
nowhere are there two men on the
same quarter section. Plenty Of fine
farm land is to be had FOR several
weeks to come as the greatest rust,
was made from points east and south
of the reservation. While there were
large crowds of home seekers here, the
land tributary to this point was not
cut up SO much by Indian allotments
as that near Browns Valley, Wilmot
and Watertown
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SUES HER BROTHER,
O'Connor, of New York, Called
tn AcCnnnf. !

Ex-senator o'Connor, of New York, Called
to Account.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, April 1e-A suit
which involves charges OF fraud
against ex-senator Eugene L. O'Con-
nor and affects property to the amount
of nearly half million dollars, has
been brought by Mrs Ruth
IA. johnson, Mr.. O'Con.
nor's sister. Mr.. O'Connor was
the recent republican candidate for
secretary of state and is a brother Of
james Owen o. O'Connor, the actor It's
alleged that he has not properly &C.
counted for the money left by his
father, who died intestate and left q
widow and five children. The sister
alleges that the ex-senator has con-
spired to defraud the members of the
family of their share of the estate.
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LONDON. April 1G-The st. James
Gazette. the tory evening organ, has a
dispatch from Dublin to the effect that
the McCarthyite purity has split into
four sections. one headed by Timothy
Healy and the others by John Dillon
and William O'Brien. The third wing
Is known as the neutrals and the
fourth consists of Justin Mccarthy
and son.
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FIRE IN BOSTON.
Two People Fatally Injured and Several
Slightly Hurt.

Two People Fatally Injured and Several
Slightly Hurt.
Boston. Mass, April 1s.-Last even.
ing a blaze broke ont in the basement
of the three-story building, No. 1s3
and 1876 South street The INN ates be-
came panic stricken on finding the
hallway filed with dense smoke and
several of them dropped from the win,
dows to the brick sidewalk and were
badly hurt
Miss Minnie Reuben and Jacob Reu.
ben sustained injuries that will prob
ably prove fatal.
Miss Goldie Reuben, Peter E. Butler
and Miss Creilia Cohen suffered pain
full but not dangerous injuries, and
Rosabel Kaplin, Mrs. Bernard Daniels
and Della Henckle were slightly hurt.
The fire was confined to the cellar
and was extinguished with small loss.
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TIE GRAPHIC.
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Terms of advertising rade known oo
application.
- Job Work ofeSery description executed
I'm the best style and at the lowest rates.
~Advertlsements not accompanied by in.
structions will be inserted until ordered OUT
and charged accordingly,
Wshort communications on any subject Of
Interest are acceptable If accompanied by
the name of the author.
1All matter intended for the next issue
must be In the Office as early as Wednesday
evening 10 insure publication.