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CHlNAMEN GET THE CUE.
Ceiestials Waiting to Rush Across tho
BOrder MAY f.

ScAcbCiRl9 waiting 10 kuSn ACROSS tho
Border May 4.
DETROIT, April ao.-Thc woods are
full of Chinnmen over in Canada
Loug-hairec heather in large numbers
are dodging behind trees and hiding in
sequestered hooks ready to make
break for the United States thc minute
the clock strikes twelve on the night
of May 3. 1t does not matter how long
they have been upon the continent
they have I'LL become sufficiently
acquainted with the statutes of this
country to know that on May the old
Chinese exclusion act expires and they
hope to slip into tho country before
the new law, now under consideration
in congress- goes into effect. A numer-
GUS aggregation has consequently
spread itself out along the border all
the way frora here to Vancouver and is
only biding its time to mako itself part
and parcel of this great republic
Detroit and vicinity, however, seem
to be the most favorable point ut which
the celestials can cross the border, for
it is the most adjacent city to Chicago,
whonce most all of them seem to be
bound. Because of this fact Detroit
Aup hi"oJS uccA u iuVOTlte UOTG IN
which to land, after the trip through
Canada, from the Pacific ocean, and
although there nre no statistics to
provo it, it is undisputed that
moro Cinnamon have been smuggled
across the Detroit river Mt various
points than at any other place in the
country. Captain Pratt, the special
treasury agent. says the Cinnamon are
avoiding Windsor because they know
they will be closely watched there.
Tho border is as closely guarded as it
can be by the small force stationed
here. There is more chance OF their
trying to cross at Marine City or the
mouth of tho river than Mt Detroit.
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THREE MORE BODIES FOUND
sarah Goldman, Fanchon, and Connyers
Discovered In the Central lsuins,

sarah Goldman, Fanchon, and Connyers
Discovered In the Central Ruins.
PHILADELPHIA April 30 AT clock
this morning an additional force of
work1nen started on the debris in front
of the Central theater, just under the
galleries This work was undertaken
in consequence of statement that
there is n probability that some gallery
patrons are buried here III tho ruins
While no inquiries have yet been made
us to missing people who are supposed
to have been in the thsnter it is
suggested that many of tho pat
rons of the highest gallery, in
cluding many newsboys, bootblacks
and others for whom mono would be
likely to ask, failed to make their es-
cape. The labors of tho searching
party about5the western end of the
stage were rewarded about o'clock by
the finding of the remains of three
bodies, which have been identified as
those of Sarah Goldman, Fanchon
Connycrs and William L. Bowker,
whose stage name was Brooks. This
completes the list of the missing men,
bers Of the Devils Auction" com
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wrapper on each box. For the frzt few dayl
the cold baths were pretty severe al I was
80 very weak, but continued to follow in
structions as 70 taking the pills and the
the two boxes of the pills beean
to feel beneficial results from them.
My pains were not SO bad. felt:
warmer; my head felt better; my food
began to relish and agree With
me; could straighten up; the feeling be-
to be able to get about on crutches; my eye
came back again ns good as ever, and nov,
after the use OF eight boxes OF the pills a
cost of only $4-see!-I can walk With
the help OF cane only, walk all about tho
mouse ana yard, can saw wood, and on
ach trouble Is gone; have gained ten
pounds; feel like n new man, and when
the srring opens l expect to bs able to re.
new my organ and piano agency. cannot
speak In too high terms OF DR.. Williams
Pink pills for Pale People. rs l know they
saved my life after all the doctors hsd
given mo up as incurable."
Such Is the wonderful story which the
Express reporter has succeeded In securing
verihcation OF In all It's details, from tho
hospital records where Mr.. QUAINT was
treated and from the doctors who had tho
case In hand and who pronounced him In
durable Let II be remembered that ali this
hospital treatment was two and three yeRrs
ago. while his cure, by the use of DR.. Will
iams' Pink pills for Pale People. has been
effected since last September, 1891. So IL
Is beyond n doubt evident that his rer
covcry is wholly due to the use OF these
famous pills WHICH have been found to
have made such remarkable cures in this
aud other cases
Mr. QUAINT placed in the hands OF tho
reporter his card of admission to Roosevelt
Hospital, which Is here reproduced In fur.
ther confirmation OF his statements:
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THE ACTORS FAIR.
Opens In Madison Square Garden Th
Afternoon--GrentP Preparatlons.


Opens in Madison Square Garden This
Aftcrnoon--Great Preparations.
New York, May 2.-The great
actors fair for tho benefit of the
Actors Fund OF America, which has
created tremendous controversy in
the profession, opened in Madison
Square garden this afternoon. 1t is
the most remarkable affair of the kind
ever held in this country. The i'm
mense garden has been transformed
into streets and promenades lined with
May-poles and oriental mosques and
booths, representations of Shake
speare's old Globe theater in London,
Of the Ancient Dukes theater, of
ord-on-Avon. the homo of Shake
speare; of Dickens "Old Curiosity
Shop" and numerous other remin-
iscenses In each booth fancy articles
will be sold by well known female
members of the profession, and it is
expected that fully Sl5o,O0O will be re-
.eived during the week. The contri-
buttons in advance already reach over
100000, the donors including Grover
Cleveland, George w. Childs. Mrs
Frank Leslie, DIR. Dewitt Talmage,
Colonel Elliott T, Shepard, Mrs Ken
aal, James Gordon Bennett, Joseph
Pulitzer. and members Of the theatrical
profession here and abroad by the
nnpdrcd
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GAY DEFINING IS SHAMMING
Doctors Think His Fits Are Feigne1
for a Purpose.
rhe Prisoner Looking Worry P alo and Has-
gard---He Is Anxious About the
Outoome.-A Detectives Tns.
mony in tho Case.
MELBOURNE, April ao.-The Deeming

MELBOURNE, April 3o.-The Deeming
trial was resumed in the central crilni-
ual court in the city at 10 o'clock this
morning. The court room was
crowded, the majority of the audience
being women. Deeming looked hag-
gard and pale. Tho keeper of the
prison says that he slept little last
night aud asked several times If there
was any chance that he wouldbe found
guilty. He has grown exceedingly
nervous and is startled by everything
in the Jail corriderA In court
Deeming tried hard to preserve his
usual appearance of Indifference, but
it iseyident that he is losing confidence.
The first witness, Detective Caw-
sey, who testified on Thurs
day, was recalled today by the prose-
cution. He repeated his testimony us
regards the contents of Deeming's
boxes. After the fits to which the
prisoner apparently had been subject
since his arrest he had invariably
asked whether he had been i'll and
what he had done. Tho fits several
times appeared to hnvo been feigned.
The noxt witness was DR. Mullen,
who had examined the body of Mrs
Deeming after it had been exhumed at
tho Windsor house. The wounds ho
said, could not havo been self-in-
tlicted.
DR.. Mollison, who assisted DR. Null.
len in examining the body, testified to
the same effect.
DIR. Rudall. one of the experts np-
pointed to examine Dcemipg as to his
sanity, testified that tho prisoner was
in his opinion perfectly sane. He
thought that such fits as Deeming had
suffered from since his incarceration
might be feigned He had seen many
persons ia his practice feign such dis.
orders. Such phenomena were not un-
common among persons laboring under
high nervous excitement.
The conviction is general here that
Deeming would be found guilty even
if the prosecution should rest its case
now. He will never be taken to Eng
land, tits believed, to answer for tho
Rain Hill murders, but will be hanged
hara
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SURVIVAL OF THE STRONGEST.
Six Boys Trampled by Strong Men Mad
dencu by Ecar.

SIX Boys Tranpled by Strong Men Mad,
dened by Fear.
PHILADELPHIA, April 90 - Special
Officer Mccarthy, who was in the Cen,
aral theater at tho tune the fire started,
tells a story which is startling if true.
He says that he saw six boys, nppur-
emily companions, rush for tho
fire escape where they were
soon struggling with u mass
OF desperate men who would
pay attention to the safety of no one
but themselves, The boys were quickly
relegated to the rear MS the mob
pushed its way forward. He was about
to make his own exit. when, through
the binding smoke, he saw tho boys
trnmpled aud almost dying on the
stairway. He turned back aud
endeavored to rescue the
lads His efforts. however, were
unavailing. for they could not be
reached on account of the fury of the
flames. McGnrrity made his escnpe
just before the interior of'the building
gave way and watched for the boys to
come out. He did not see them again
and thinks without y doubt that they
were buried in the ruins.
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CATTLEMEN'S CONGRESS.
Western Stockmcn Meet at Ogden Todn,
to OrrnnizR

Western Stockmen Meet ut Ogden Today
to Organize.
OGDEN, Ut, April 2o.-This city is
filling up with cattlcmen from tho
states and territories west of the Mis-
souri, river, who will assemble at the
Grand opera house this afternoon in
cnttlemen's congress for the purpose
of bringing into existence an organza-
ton for the protection of their inter
csts. The convention will be in ses-
sion for three days. Among the ques-
tions to be discussed are transportu-
tion, branding, fencing, mavericks,
water rights. range privileges, stock
yards, breeds and breeding Of cattle
and quarantine. The states and terri
tories already represented by delegates
or which will be represented by the
time the convention is called to order
arc Arizona, Oklahoma, Indian terri.
tory. Nebraska, South Dakota. North
Dakota, Colorado, Kansas. Tcxas,
Washington, Montana. Oregon, Cali
ftornia, Wyoming, Idaho, Utah and
Nevada. The Colorado delegation is
headed by the cowboy band of Pueblo
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"A COOL RECEPTION.
An Eight-Iiour Committee Put or by
(ilnlStnne aud SaIiahnrx

An Eight-ffour Committee Put or by
Gladstone and Salisbury.
LONDON, May 2.-The deputation ap-
pointed by the Hyde Park meeting of
yesterday has been meandering about,
town today and calling on leading
statesmen to learn their opinions us to
.he eight-hour proposition. Lord
Salisbury and Mr.. Balfour declined to
receive the deputation and SO did MIR.
Gladstone, but he sent it word
N writing that he believed
the eight-hour movement had not been
sufficiently considered by those most
affected by it. The deputation subse-
quently in discussing Gladstone's re-
ply showed considerable i'll feeling at
1t. motion was made and seconded
that it be placed in the waste paper
basket. A member, however, pointed
out that it was evident that Mr.. Glad
stones mind was still open, and after
further angry debate the subject was
allowed TO drop
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MAY. DAY WAS eLooDLEss.
some Riotins and Fighting in staid Old
Holland.

S~s.AV AsiokAu8 anu 6lKntlnR In StAl0 Old
Holland.
LONDON, May 2.-May day on tho
sentiment. where such vast prepara-
lions had been made fer trouble, passed
oh with unexpected quiet Thcro
were few isolated cases of disturb.
anees, most of which have alrcady
5een reported. Holland, whore no
disorder was feared, gave one instance
1t late hour last night. At Leo
warden, in Friesland, seventy miles from
Amsterdam, after day OF comparn-
lvely good behavior, the mob rose in
'he night and marched through the
main streets stoning the public build
ngs and houses of prominent citizens.
When the police sought to interfere
shey were met with determination by
ihc rioters and there was some desper-
.te fighting, The troops had to be fin
lily called upon, whereupon the mob
dispersed. A largo number of arrests
we're made.
Italy suffered moro from the agi-
.ation than any other country except
beigium There the police and troops
aad to cover the whole country. For
tunhtely there was no outbreak in any
sf the principal cities, owing to the
Excellent preparation made by the nu-
|horities. All the trouble occurred in
obscure places where the police or mil
'tary were absentor in weak force.
Two bombs were exploded ut San.
Anders near Trieste yesterday Lit
SIC damage was done, but there was
great excitement, the more so us this
did net appear to be the result of an
anarchist plot, but rather the work of
lire irredentists who took the occasion
sor making display on their own ac-
count.
Throughout, Germany the display
took the form of May day festival,
spoiled more or less by the weather,
which acted us check on any active
.bullitions of enthusiasm. The polico
aad little to do and the military were
aot seen during the day, being
kept strictly in their barracks The
sociallsts of Leipsic and Munich had
made preparations for monster demons
strations which were ruined by the
nnfavorable weather. They propose
now to renew their display next Sun
lay, as it was evident they were in
!ended to be yesterday.
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Another I.ody Eaund.

PHILADELrHIA, April GA largo
crowd gathered about the ruins of the
Central thcatcr on Walnut street
where workmen are clearing away the
debris and hunting for tho bodies of
those who nre supposed to l,avo been
lost.
At 0:30 o'clock this morning one of
the bodies was found. 1t was head
less trunk. From the shreds of the
costume which clung to the charrcd
form, it is believed by Mrs Overlook,
the wardrobe woman of the Devils
Auction company, to be that of Mrs
Thomas Lorrella
George Thatcher, young man who
was reported to the police last night rs
missing, and who was supposed to
have been in The Central theater on
the night of the fire. was seen this
morning and stnted that he had been
out OF town and was not at the thcatcr
At NIL
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Kcduvtion works Tor spcarn.h

SpEARFIsH, S. D., April eo-A mass
meeting was convened in this city for
the purpose of acting upon proposi-
tion from Chicago capitalists for the
erection of reduction works here.
George c. Favorite was made chair.
man and w. IL. Richards secretary.
The object of the meeting was stated
by the chair and the secretary read
the correspondence On the subject.
The meeting was we'll attended and
the interest manifested showed that
the people are fully alive to the in.
portance of securing the plant.
A committee OF three was ordered
to secure location, water privileges,
etc. and to take such other necessary
preliminary steps in order to secure
this enterprise for the Queen city.
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PNEUMATIC MAIL SERVICE.
st. Louis tho First City to SECURE n Triu
of tSio New Ncthou

st. Louis tho First City to secure Trial
of $40 New Method.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 29.-Coloncl
Smith A, Whitfield, first assistant post
mastcr-general, said while in st. Louis
recently that in this city the first prac-
tical pneumatic mail service will be in
troduced. The department has had
the idea of the pneumatic service for
long time, but this is tho first instance
where it will be worked out In St.
Louis the principal wholesale grocers
nre located together in tho Gupples
building, and u stntion will be estab-
lished there. A double tube, each four
inches in diameter, will be laid from
the central postotfice to that building,
n distance of 600 feet This can be
done cheaply, as the route lies through
the St Louis Bridge company's tunnel,
and no overhead line or subway will
be needed. The mail matter is to be
borne in small carriages, which will
make the journey in one minute.
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viii Enlarge the University Paper.

VERMlLLIoN, S. d.. April IA move.
ment is on foot by which the univer-
sity magazine, the Volante. will be en-.
larged. It's proposed that the handling
of the magazine be taken from the
Students association and given to
n board comprising the faculty and
students, thereby, besides looking nf.
ter the college interests it will repre-.
sent the entire northwest. Contribu.
tions in n literary way will be solicited
from some of the lending writers OF
the northwest.
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KETUR >EE UNOppO.ED.

LONDON April 3o.-Thomas Osborn,
conservative. was today returned un.
opposed to parliament for the Chelms.
ford division of Essex, to fill the va.
cancy caused By the death of w. j.
Beadel, deceased. This makes nc
change in the representation of the
constituency, the deceased mcmbe,
having been elected us conservative
without Oppcsition
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SIR AKTHUR sUIIIyaS s,cx

LONDON. April so,-Sir Arthur Sulli-
van, who has suffered for some time
with stone in the kidney, had seri-
Gus relapse yesterday. Morphia was
injected to allay the pain, after which
the patient slept for several hours,
awaking a tritle better. The queen
md members of tho royal family make
frequent inquiries as to Sir Arthur's
condition
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WHIPPED THE EMIR,s MEN.

Outraged Villagers Arlso and Rout the
Afghan Troops.
LONDON, April 29.--It is stated in n
dispatch from Peshawur. India, that
the troops OF the emir of Afghnnistan,
stationed in three villages between
Hcrat and Bamian. have been treating
the inhabitants in such M outrageous
manner that the men of the villages
joined forces and made attacks upon
the soldiers.
Tho troops sustained severe defeat
and Mt last report We're holding out
against extinction behind barricades.
Ke-epforcements arc being hurried
from Hcrnt, Candahur and Cabul.
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At WORK ON THE RUINS
a Largo Foroe of Men Search ns the Dc

A Largo Force of Men Search ny the De-
bris of the Central Theater.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2o-A large
force OF men were at work on the ruins
Of the Central theater and tho Times
annex building during the night The
western wall of the theater was taken
down and search is now being made
tor the bodies which are supposed to
be under the debris.
Thomas Atchison, one of the injured
who was taken to the Pennsylvania
hospital, is reported dead this morn
ing.
William Quincy, Fred Evans, John
Quincy and A. A. Chambers, who
were thought to be fatally injured, nre
still alive, but in critical condition.
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Two Hotels Burn,

lluLL, Mass, April a9.-The Airing
ton and the Germania beach hotels
and large bath house were burned
this morning Loss on the Arlington.
100000; insurance, 5000. Loss on the
Gcrmanin, $4,000; partly insured. Tho
Hull town records were stored in the
Arlington and were destroyed. They
cannot he replaced
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NOT A CANDIDATE,

General Lew Wallace Not Seeking the
Governorship of Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 30. = General
lew Wallace again declares that he is
not candidate for governor or for del
egate to Minneapolis 81 declined" !"
said he, ''to accept the election as del
egate on q point of honor, my county
having instructed for somc one else.
But will be at the Minneapolis con.
yention as wns ut Chicago. working
with all my might for Harrison. Tho
thing to do is to nominate him by ac-
nlamation, and believe it can be
IlOneo
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The Scanernat ;nutx.

PARIS, May "A telegram says tho
grand circus at Troyes was set on fire
yesterday. presumably by anarchists,
and burned to the ground. The flames
spread to and destroyed three adjacent
houses While the fire was burning n
!oud explosion was heard in the inter-
lor of the circus
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BURLINGTON, Ia, April so.-Rumors
Of on infanticide were rife yesterday
Afternoon. A male child, just born,
was found along the RAILWAY track.
uorth OF town, by some school child
rem. 1t lies at the morgue awaiting
lhe ooroner's investigation. =
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FEARFUL noILEe ExpLs5s1oS.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April sO.-Th>
boiler in the saw mills of E. w. PulIen,
near Rock Comfort, Lafayette county,
exploded yesterday, killing Mr.. Pullcn,
his engineer and fireman. Four Others
were seriously injured One OF the
wounded is o woman. who had both
arms and legs broken. The boiler
had been recently repaired and was
started yesterday in tie presence of a
number Of bystanders. The cause Of
the explosion is unknown.
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Machine FACTORY nurna.

PuDA PEsrH, May 2.-Whilc yester-
days demonstration was in progress a
fire broke out in Nicholson's machine
tnctory, and rumor spread that the
ere had been started by workmen to
enable them to loot the establishment
fhe proprietor denies, however, that
the fire was Of incendiary origin. The
building was completely Quilted. The
loss amounts to about $10O, 600.
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Can Uso tl.o bridge Av.In.

ALTA, Ia, Alril 2o.-Threc weeks
ago the second span of the Des Moines
river bridge no this place was carried
away by the high water, and since
that time Ottumwa has in reality been
two cities. The Penn Bridge company
has in the meantime been tryiup to
replnce the span and last night sue.
rceded, SO that travel may again be
resumed.
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THE GRAPHIC.

Terms of advertising r.de known on
application. ~
Joo Work of every description executed
~ ene oest style and at the lowest rates.
Advertisements not accompanied by In.
sssnctions will be inserted until ordered out
ana charged accordingly
sshors communications on any subject OF
interest are acceptable II accompanied br
tnc name of the author
All matter intended for the next issue
nus, DC In he Office as carly as Wed, Esd AZ
evening % insure publication.
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THE GRAPHIC.

ULacks but few months OF being u, -.
est newspaper In Brule county. IS
~ As an advertising medium IL Il mot -
celled by eny newspaper In South Dakota
~ Has rapidly increasing circulation ana I.
the most intelligent class OF people IA R.s,s
and the surrounding counties. a
~ Has circulation second to nons ID -
or adjoining counties. and paid-up srN.I
scription list 1t is believed superior.
It is lively, spicy. Independent and d..
voted solely to the interests OF Kimball ana
Brule county. Everybody enjoys readins r
Give it Q trial. ss5
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A Plot Discovered.

PARIS, May "A quantity of ex-
plosives was seized yesterday in an
anarchists residence at Villemomble.
The police got wind of q plot to de-
stroy the Hotel Deville. One person
was arrested and number of others
escaped.