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rhe llethod ny Wh,eA Way ola ~.
Es<Aped Purssit.
Deer have learned wonderful cunn;n,
from their hardships in the cbas.s
Sometimes . wary stag. started up from
his covert, viii run into another leafv
haunt where n yonng animal has taken
refuge, and tura him out, lying down
In his place, no doubt hoping with ali
his painting heart that the hunters win
not know the difference. Hurried forth
from that resting place, he then doubles
and turns, and perhaps takes &c the wa
ter, not only as solace for his heated
blood but to throw the hounds off the
scent. One old stag. mentioned IN
'Forty-five years of Sport had even
more advanced ideas than these.
For many years past Lord Lovat had
been trying to hunt down this stag
nicknamed Square Toes" but ms the
animal had extraordinary cunning. Il
was fifteen years before he succeeded
In getting shot az It. At last, one
day, when he aud his stalker We're in
hot pursuit of Square Toes ami his
several kinds, the animals assembled a
hill, and as they reached the skyline.
the kinds alone seemed To cross II
Again the old strategist had inysteri-
ously disappeared.
The stalker took down his glass and
shut IL with slap, and Lord Lovat.
equally Disguised. resigned himself To
the usual situation. Among the men
present, however. was a. new hand. who
declared bashfully, that one of the
kinds, in going over the skyline, ap-
pcared to have three ears
"My lord" cried the stalker, joyfully,
on hearing the remark. ''yon stag is
with the kinds; we'd better be going"
However, Lord Lovat had seen no
reason for believing the stag to be there,
and still hcsitatcd.
There's no time to be lost" insisted
the man. ''Come, my lord. let us be
going;''
out?' asked his master.
''Well, my lord" replied the man, ~
you will be starting. To save time. will
tell you as we go. When you get 10 the
top OF the hill we'shall see Square Toes
or am mistaken. for do you not know
yon lad said one hind seemed to have
three ears? Wen, it's just possible You
third ear was brow antler, and the
canny beast has all this time been do
ing us by throwing his horns on his
back, and getting in among the binds,
when going over the skyline"
Over the hill they rode, and found the
clever stag placidly feeding. Sad to re-
late, his career rs an inventor was then
and there cut short, but his method"
has probably passed on, in tradition, to
other members of the herd.-Youth's
Companion.
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Prominent Man A,,as,,nn..a

ZoLFo SPRINGS Fla, April 97.-S. A.
Sauls was shot and instantly killed
while standing in the door OF his store
in one OF the main streets The night
was very dark There is no clew TO the
murderer. Nearly every one else In the
village had gone TO bed. Sauls was q
leading merchant of the town. aud the
most prominent man in the county.
-Four days ago he was elected delegate
to the democratic convention. Political
excitement is running high in the coun-
", and may have something 10 do with
the murder.
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STATE OF WAR

Exists I'm Paris between Society and An
Observation-Disclosures Must be Crush
ed Like venomous Snakes.
PARIS, April 27.-The greatest excite
ment reigned Tuesday over the dyna-
mite outrage of Monday night, and for
the first time in many years threats of
lynching were freely uttered in the
streets. Among the respectable Glasses
fear has given way to an angry and des-
pcrate feeling, and should the law spare
either Ravachol or his accomplice, il Is
probable that the public may put an end
10 the wretches.
The sentiment is that a state of war
virtually exists between society and the
anarchists, and now tho latter must be
crushed like venomous snakes. NJ Very.
proprietor of the restaurant in which
Ravachol was arrested, is still living.
He is in "A critical condition, and the
doctors hardly dare TO express hope
of his recovery.
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THE SULTANA.
A Man Supposed tn Have Bcon Killed In
the Awful Disaster IL AIive and wealthy.

A Man Supposed tn Have Bcon Killed In
the Awful Disaster IL AIive and wealthy.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April 2S.-Twen-
ty-seven years ago $500 Federal sol
diers, who had been prisoners of war,
were being taken from Memphis to
Cairo. OF this number nearly half
were from East Tennessee. They
were on the steamer Sultana. An
explosion occurred during the trip,
and nearly one thousand men
were instantly killed or drowned The
survivors soon after the war formed an
organization, and have been holding
annual meetings ever since near this
city. Those present were surprised
when n neatly dressed, man drove up
and commenced shaking hands with the
members. IL was Jonathan Kidd. of
Buncombe county. N. c.. who was on
the boat at the time of the explosion,
and thought to be lost. He has since
the war been residing in Brazil, and be-
came quite wealthy.
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SHOT AT A CONSUL.
A La Guayra Policeman Makes n Mistake
That Arouses His Govcrnment.

A Ia Guayrs Policeman Make. n Mistake
That Arouses His Govcrnmcnt.
NEW YORK, April 2s.-Mail advices
from La Guayra. Venezuela, April 20,
say: Philip c. Hanna, u. 3. consul to
La Guayra, was fired upon by a police
man in the streets of La Guayra at $50
o'clock last Wednesday night The
bullet whizzed past mpleasantly close
TO the consul. but did not hit him. Mr..
Hanna pounced upon the policeman,
demanding To know what the shot
meant When the policeman saw that
IL was the American consul whom he
had fired upon, he nearly fell in fit.
He was sadly frightened and begged for
mercy. On the following day the Amer.
lean consulate was besieged by govern.
ment officials anxious 20 apologize for
the unfortunate affair. Mr. Hanna as
sured the officials that he looked upon
the affair as a mistake and that he boro
the unfortunate policeman no III will.
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Senator Voorhees, starts Thudsday
afternoon for South Carolina. whittier
he goes for change OF climate and a
rest from congressional duties. The
senator's health has not been the best
Of late.
Mr.. Johnston, of Ohio, introduced a
bill Wednesday amending paragraph 100
Of the Mckinley law 40 that IL shall
read: "Al articles OF glass. cut. en-
graved. painted. colorcd. printed,
stained. decorated. silvered or gildcd,
not including plate glass silvered. or
lookingglasses. plate or glass window
for the exclusive use Of churches, sixty
per cent. ad valorem."
Samuel Lave, an extensive cattle ship
per. was shot and killed by his brother
in-law, John Withers in a dispute over
fence, near Fort Scott, Kan.
basket picnic. or barbecue on a
ANAL SCALE has been announced to be
held at the home Of Nathaniel Straughn,
English. Ind. ON the sth day OF May.
1892. 70 celebrate the Tooth anniversary
Of his birth.
The Qualifications appropriation bill
was practically agreed upon by the forti.
flcation subcommittee OF the house com
mittce on appropriations. A cut amount
ing tomorc than thirty-five per cent has
been made from the bill Of last year.
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Dnm6rNos OLD swmTHnARr.


"
clcr Testifes.
MRLBorRNE. April 30.-The trial OF
Frederick Bailey Deening. alias Will
liams, for the murder of his wife at
Windsor. a suburb of Melbourne, was
continued in the central criminal court
here Friday. The prisoner was silent
and downcast Several witnesses were
called by the prosecution and they all
testified TO quarrels that had occurred
between Deeming and his wife while
they were living at Windsor.
The most interesting witness, how
ever, was Miss Kate Rounsevell, the
young lady To whom Dceming. who had
then assumed the name of Swanston,
was engaged to be married, and who
was upon the point of joining him in
the Southern Cross gold fields when he
was arrested. The court room. as on
every occasion when Deeming has been
arraigned, was crowded.
There has never been trial in this
city that has excited such intense
popular interest, and everybody is
DESTROYS of once at least gazing upon
the prisoner. When Miss Rounsevell
went into the witness box the audience
leaned forward in expectancy To hear
her every word. She narrated the story
of how she met Deeming ON n steamer
bound for Sydney. and how finally she
accepted the proposal of marriage he
made to her. all of which has been be-
fore reported in these dispatches
Throughout her evidence Miss Rounse-
veil spoke of Deeming politely and un-
RESPECTFULLY. She declared that Deem
ing's manner toward her had always
been courteous and kind.
a number of ordinary love letters
written to her by Deeming were then
handed to her for Identification, and
Mr. Birschfeldt, who accompanied Deem
ing Mt the time he was arrested from
Perth, West Australia, to Melbourne,
was the next witness called. He was
subjected To severe cross-exanfination
counsel for the prisoner trying to elicit
from him whether Deeming had dis
played any signs of insanity on the
voyage. The witness states, however,
that in his opinion Deeming was per-
fcctly sane, and his testimony was in
no wise shaken by the efforts OF Deem
ing's counsel.
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FLOODING INDIANA.
Green Goods swindlcrs of New York Scat
tcring Their Circulars.

Green Goods Swindlcrs of New York Scat
tering Their Circulars.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 29.-Thc green
goods swindlers OF New York are flood
ing this state, and more particularly
this city, with circulars in their peculiar
line. Banks, newspaper offices. mcr-
chants and business men generally are
in daily receipt OF the most allur-
ing bait, and the secret service
officers are powerless to check
the inundation. Thursday, stran-
ger, who was identified as a
butcher in West indianapolis, made
complaint to the government authori-
ties that n friend of his had been i'm
weighed to New York, where he gave up
$500 in good money for n package sup
posed to represent $4,000, and which,
upon returning home. proved to be- sim
ply brown paper. He wanted the Sc
cret service to take the matter in hand,
but when he discovered that any party
having dealings with the green goods
swindlers was equally as culpable with
the principal he lost interest in the pro-
posed prosecution and hastily absented
himself. From every quarter OF the
state reports are received by the secret
service officers of the operations of these
green goods scamps. 1t looks 10 the fed
eral authorities rs if they found In
diana n profitable field and were cult
waiting il TO the utmost
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LinnoIn ma salisbury

WASHINGTON, April S0.-It has been
arranged that the Publications of the
Behring sea treaty of arbitration be-
tween the United States and Great
Britain shall be exchanged at London
next week instead of at Washington as
originally contemplated. The change
is made in order to expedite the final
negotiation. Hon. Robert Lincoln,
United States minister 10 England, has
been empowered TO act on behalf OF the
United States, and Lord Salisbury win
act for her majesty's government.
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chinaman to Marry MEXICAN GIRL.

PmLADELPHIA, April 8O.--ClerlS Bird.
of the Philadelphia orphans court has
issued marriage license to Lee Kay, "a
member OF Chinese firm of importers
OF bulbs, ivory. etc, which has places
OF business in Ikng Kong and New
York. authorizing him TO wed Miss
Catherine 5. Dorff, missionary. II is
said TO be love affair. and Rev. DIR.
Hutton, of Media, will perform tho
ceremony at the brides residence.
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ooIlIs,ou caused bv the wind

HUNTINGTON. Ind. April ga terri
BILE rain and wind-storm passed over
this section. A number of buildings
were unroofed and several houses re-
moved from their foundations. AT
West Point some Chicago and Erie box
cars were set ia motion by the wind
and were driven at a rapid rate toward
this city. A freight train going west
collided with the box cars about mile
west Of here, smashing them 20 pieces
aud badly damaging the engine. For.
tunately no one was killed.
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proh,hle chanra on me.

ISDTANAPoLTs, Ind, April 3O.-Chair-
man Gowdy, Of tho state republican
committee, and Secretary Miilikin arc
in correspondence with members OF the
committee relative 10 "a change OF the
date of the state convention. which - to
be held at TT. Wayne. The date as set
is Tuesday, June ss. The probability is
that Thursday, June % will be selected
instead
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Tnhie CI,inn.

In the setting of table great latitude
may be employed, no particular style OF
ware seeming To obtain. The white and
gold, once so fashionable. has again
been accepted. but it is quite different
from the gold-band china with which
grnndmamma set up housekeeping. II
may be of royal Worcester and OF ivory
white the gold decorations consisting of
u Greek key pattern, or delicate scroll
work, which is repeated throughout the
entire set. Fruit plates and dishes have
open work edges, through which is run
a ribbon matching the tint OF the decora-
tions.-Fashion and Fancy.
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Nsw YoRK, April 29.--Annie Walden
was sentenced TO life Imprisonment for
the killing OF her husband, the SON Of
trainer Walden. She took her sentence
As IL Il was an invitation 20 dinner, and
manifested not the slightest sign Of
feeling. She insisted that her trial had
not been fair and she was badly treated.
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Snow storm IN Maai,sb.

WINNIPEG, Man. April es.-The worst
storm OF the season set in here Wednes-
day afternoon, and is now at its height.
The snow is twelve inches deep in the
western part OF the province. and the
wind Is blowing n perfect gale. Over
one hundred telegraph poles have been
Frustrated on the Canadian Pacific be-
tween here and Brandon, and trains are
delayed. 10 is feared there will be a
loss Of life.
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CASSEs, April 2s The indictment
against Edward Parker Deacon for the
total shooting Of VI. Abcillc, the alleged
lover Of his wife has been changed TO
the less serious charge Of manslaughter,
TINS removing the accusation Of pre-.
meditation.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 3O.-In n
wreck on the Morristown and Cumber-
land Gap railroad John Henshaw. a
young man who was In a car loading
lumber, was instantly killed. The car
was torn up, and the engine and Eve
cars badly damaged. The loss Is $50. 600.
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Organized Raportera.

NEW YORK, April 8O.--A meeting of
newspaper reporters on the daily papers
In this city was held Friday In the Aston
house. The object Of the meeting was
20 form an organization in connection
with the typographical union, whereby
the reporters would expectto got better
wages aud escape grievances which
they are now subjected to by editors.
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ALnANY, y. y, April 27.-It may be
safely stated that the delegates-at-iarg
70 be- chosen BY the republican state
convention, - be held here on Thurs.
day, vii be Chauncey VI. Depew. Thos.
Z. Platt Warner Miller and u. S. Jena.
tor Hiscock.
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A Scene in the Rsum Isvessixs,,on.

WAsmSeToS, April 27.--In the Raum
investigation Tuesday Gen. Raum de-
MED making statement 20 Mr.. Enloe
IN private conversation. Enloe called
Raum a liar, and grasped a sponge glass
To throw at him, but was prevented by
Congressman Cooper. Gen. Raum rose
hastily from his seat, and in a heated
tone said 10 Mr.. Enloe that the man did
not live whom he feared. You 10 En-
loe) or anybody else"
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Hon. Patrlek Hsid Tor T,i,l

LoSDoE. April 2s.-IIon. Patrick Gre
vile ugent, brother OF Lord Grevillc,
who is charged with having assaulted
Miss Price in compartment OF a train
running from London 60 Brighton. ON
the night Of April IS. was again ar
raigned Wednesday, and was committed
for trial
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NEW YORK, April 27.--A Maracavbo
(Venezuela) cablegram TO the Herald
states that the federslists have fought
another battle with tho government
troops and again scored a victory. Tho
fight occurred ON the plains near Valen.
cia, and this exactly suited the federal.
lists, the majority Of whom are lancers
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Gov Want. to Preaia.

WAsHISeTos, April so. -Ex-Speakcr
Galusha a. Grow, Of Pennsylvania. Is
IN the city, seeking support for his
ambition 10 preside over the National
republican convention, at Minneapolis.
lie called on President Harrison. Mr..
Grow is IS years old.
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Entlre Business PortIon gurnod

REED Cry, Mich, April 29.-Thc en-
tire business portion OF tho town Of
Chase. eight miles west OF this place,
burned Thursday night Sixty-threo
stores md dwellings were destroyed,
causing an estimated loss OF 500. 600,
insurance meager. An incendiary is
thought % have started tho fire.
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more Fres Trada Riria

WAsmNoroN. April 2s.-The demo-
cratic majority Of tho house ways and
means committee has practically dc.
cidcd 90 report two more tariff re-.
form bills, placing lumber and Mexican
silvcr-lcad ore free of duty.
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An Eneiish HapsinK

LONDON. April 27.--George Henry
Wood, twenty-six years old. formerly a
porter at the Brighton railway station.
was hanged Tuesday Tor the murder 81
Edith Jeal, five years old. in n shed NJ
hcmptown on December 10, last.
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Na1raaka RapnbIleana

kEARSEY. Neb.. April 2s.-The re.
publican state convention is In session
here. The delegates 10 Minneapolis
VIII be unanimous "a their support Of
the denomination Of President Harri.
son.
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Tho nIuc Grass made Dead.

PARIS, KY, April 29.--Editor c. C..
Moore, in Jail here to-day ordered this
weeks edition Of the Blue Grass Blade
suppressed as IL contained defamation
articles about Paris people. Moore says
he will never again enter the journal
istic field, but will enter the lecture field
as soon as his case is settled.
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AnaTehIs.s Arreal.I In -

ROM April ETA number 81 the an.
archist leaders "a this city and in other
towns in ITALY have been quictly taken
INTO custody BY the police This aeticn
gas tsken simply az . matter Of precau.
lion.
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Lnmber Mllla shnt nnun-

LACROSSE. Wis, April 90 Every lum.
her mill in the Lacrosse district closed
down Thursday, 10 remain so until the
labor troubles are settled. Two thou.
sand men are cut OF employment in con.
seuueuee
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Deeming's Trial Must Go On.
MELpoURNE, April s0.-The judi,

central criminal court
gave his decision
Thursday on the APP
plication for n post
ponement of the case
of Deeming, the muir
,derer. The judge de
'cided that the trial
must go ON. There
upon Mr.. Lyle, solicit
tor for Deeming. with
drew from the case
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"A party Of cultivated people (says
the Congregationalist) stood before an
ancient cathedral admiring its grandeur,
which several centuries Of existence
had failed 10 dim. The noise of the
cars in the immediate vicinago so an
noyed one OF the ladies Of the party
that she imrulsively said: 81 wonder
why they built the cathedral so near
the railrondv
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REYroRr, n. j., April 29.-Jamcs A.
Lake, an eccentric farmer aged n ycars.
committed suicide at his home in Holm.
del by shooting himself lie was very
wealthy
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More Anarohista Arraaten

PARIS. April SO.--Two anarchists havo
been arrested at Cliehy, suspected Of
having been concerned in the explosion
OF Very's restaurant.
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and Mr.. Forlongs, barrister. took charge
of the defense, receiving instructions de
rcctly from Deeming. The latter looked
pale and more hollow-cheeked than
when placed in prison.
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Johnny was writing letter and
Willie was looking over his shoulder.
you're not making that II right"
said Willie. What's the matter with
it. I'd like to know" replied Johnny.
you're running IL below the line.
That's what's the matter with It," 81
guess I'm writing this letter, amt i?
II | want TO make II that way it's my
business, amt it?~ Course. II you
want to make of yourself, go
ahead"
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Young Medical Man-1hank good
ness, have pulled through my exam
at last. II Is horrible 60 think Of al the
hard work / have had 10 go through
these last four years. Elderly Pracii'
tioncr-Wcll, my dear colleague. there
is one consolation; you won't have any
thing TO do for n long, long while now.
der Ei0h
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To Regulate the Length OF the Ser
mon Vestryman--'' Have you talking
clocks?" Jewclcr-'1 can have one
made to order" Well, we
want one that will pronounce the bone
diction at noon and az o o'clock p. m. -
Jeweler's WeeelslY.
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-Polly-So you are really and truly
engaged-how did It come about? Pat
swell, papa said he didn't care,
mama said she didn't care. Jack said no
didn't care, and I'm sure didn't care
80 we became engaged.
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Bred 10 It, Voting Cappe--"smitn,.
son Is a good sailor He must be useo
TO brine Wayne Tor--''He ought 70 Ds.
His father runs pickle factory 7---h'''
Fields Washington.
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Can You lend me O five, jack
can, here Il ia ~ can mover rePy
your kindness" Never mind, repay "a
ave and let the Kindness go. '-Cape W
Item
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CORDAGE TRUST.
''oount' John Good Sewers His Con-
nection With Il.

Make Things Lively for tho Conbina-
tion-ue VIII Not Sell His Ma
chine TO tho Trust Members.