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Noes OF ihs Newa

St Lnkes HospitIl trustee, have purchased for
$500, uuO forty nVU Clty ots near MorninIsde Park
ami Onc Hundred aud fourteentA street as q site
Ior new hospital buildings.
The will OF john Brennan. Of 5S5 West Forty
10 lrth street. VINO married at eighty aud who died
worth $40, 900, is contested by his two sons,
james Aad John. who are cat on with . each,
The o,l.ship seen on hre st sea on Jan. l6 has
been iient ned ss the clipper Loodana, which lett
thls port DC. 81 with a large cargo OF petroleum
and crew Of thirty-n me mtn.
Robert r, Knox. once banking clerk for Robert
l.. Cuttine, has been found dead in the North
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the matter. as know little or nothing about
young Fairs case"
Dr. d. b. st. John Roosa said: ~ regard
the keeley cure as a sort OF faith cure, bu'
have very little taith In It myself do not
know DR.. keceys secret, and, therefore, can.
not say whether the treatment was Injurious
to young Fair or lot"
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POINTERS ON THE RACES.
A Number Of Good Things on the
Gard for Guttenburg To-Day.
Once Again, Toano and Biitzen
Looked Upon as Sure Winners.

The card at Guttenburg to-day is what the
talent terms q "cihch card. That is, there
looks to be a sure winner In every race, ana a
succession Of hot tavorites will probably be
the order Of the day.
Once Again and Toano look to be sure
things, and SO does Bitten in the mile race.
Climax will probably be plunged on in the
last, and II these four good things go through
there will be mournful bookies at Guttenburg
tonight.
The racing should be interesting through.
out, and as the track will be hard and dry
fast time will no doubt be made.
The full list OF entries is as follows:
First Race-Purse S4OO, for beaten horses; six
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The discussion started by soro-is AID
continued by THE EvE>ING WORLD
on "IiOw to Manage "a Husband" will
bc summed mp in next MoRdaN's iSEN-
ING WORLD, when the decision Of Mrs.
Jennie VI. Loxirr, Prrs!dcnt OF ~orosis,
naming the winner in 7 HE EVENING
WORLD contest will b. published.
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LIVED 1903 YEARS.
Benjamin Koenie Died in an Inst!,
tuition at an Advanced Age.

The Board OF Health announces that Denja-
min Koeuig, one hunured and eight years old,
who was born In Germany. q tailor BY trade
and nineteen years In this country, died yes
terday at the Home for Aged and Iniirm
Hebrew.
The cause OF death is stated as Brights
disease OF the kidneys and old age.
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Barrios Likely TO Be Declared Presi-
dent OF Guatemala.


GUATEMALA, Jan. 27.-The result OF the
election for President is still clouded win
uncertainty. The probability is that Gen,
jose Maria Reyna BarriOs viii be declared
elected.
A statement is published that he received
57,S28 yutes out or total OF 10000, but
this number Is not exact.
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Terrible sufYerinss of a Tramp.

iry AssoCItTTp rNrsSi
BEAVER FALLS, Pa, Feb. l3.-Robert Hast
ingS. tramp, OF ST. Louis, was founi In a
dying condi ion in an old stone quarry near
Home wood Thursday night. While wander
ing In the dark on Monday night he had fallen
over "A prtcipice. He was unable u move, and
lay there for sevenly-two hours without food
pr water
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X.ra NeMS IN Brtsf.

Hors. b. Shepherd aged ninety Ave. . proni-
nent citizen OF vincenues. Ind, is dead.
Brad Martin and Wesley McCann are fatally in
iured by the failing In OF the OF OF Acoai mins
near Lexington, NY.
Louis I.ayaE Is convicted OF murder in the second
degree al Utica for Killing his wife last May.
The Society OF the Army of the Tennessee appeals
to old soldiers to assist towards the erection OF
monument to Gen. Sherman At Washington.
The story Is again current that New York syn-
dicate will buy the Lake street road IN Chieago. ,
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For Little John.

contributions for Little John have been re-
cclved from the following: Mrs. Bell, S2: F.
W, 80 cents: Halusis, 81; Hor cue, u. "A
StcnOgra her" has seat so cents Tor Jos
Kussiirr, the laborer who tainted while at
work ON the Hotel Royal ruins.
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Nynck Ice.pealers Hopeful.

~ 'ssNc'.TEp "Prs'l
NrAcE, Feb. lathe thermometer regis
tered 5 degrees above zero early this morn
ing. The most terrific wind storm known
here IN years prevailed all night, Ice dealers
are hopeful Of securing second crop.
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Six Miners Drowned by a Tidal
Wave in East Prussia.

IVY AssoCIATpN rvvssi
BERLIN, Feb. l3.-Six miners were drowned
in East Prussia last night by q heavy sea
running inland TO the shore near PalmLicHen,
a small fishing town, and into an amber mine
In which number OF men were working.
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The closing event may go to Climax. vo-
| calite, with her light impost. has an excellent
chance for the place, and Mamie c. may be
third.
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BRAproRorIsr never TAI. to oprs Headaches. =.

The WEATHER AND ATORM SIG
NAILS OF the United States Weather
B.reo. ~jU b. J""nd niasira ed ~ THE
WORLD ALMANAC C Jor 1892.
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Agains. Unlicensed Liquor Dealers,

NYAcK, Feb. ia movement against un-
licensed liquor dealers In Rockland county is
10 be undertaken by the Board OF Excise.
The first case will be that against Richard
KtllN. u hJtrl-kceper, OF orangetuwn. other
cast : Ia different parts OF the county are 10
follow,
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NATIONALISM. as political
movement. is defined by q follower
of Bel amy in THE WORLD ALMA
NAG for 1902.
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&40o; selling allowances

TOanO ought 70 win this race hRndiIy
should be third.
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HALL's''BErwEEy The Acrs and Bravo. Zoe.
only Brands made ty Thos n. Hall. EstAo'd lsSo.''
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THE UORLD ALMANAC,

m0o ready for distr.buiton, Far ssis
all Netcs Deaisrs and Stattomeys.
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PAXI. PAXl, PAXI, PANL
best ell tobacco cigarettes, ~ for 10 eeats -
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The opening event may SO to Marty B.,
| whose race with vagabond recently is too
| good to be overlooked. Under Cover may be
| the runner up and Crab Cider may be third.
Second Race.-Purse &4O0; selling allowances;
tive furl
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First Race Corticelli, Barthena. Fast Time.
Second Race-Uproar colt, Guilty, Knapp.
Third Race-Bohe I'M an, Lotion, Wheeler.
fonrth Race-Mabel, Beiisarins, Pagan.
Fifth Race-Sil ilenoe, Censor, Blackburn.
Sixth Ra,c-Lomax, Motristown, Barrientos.
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Van may win this race from La Grippe,
though the former does not like the distance
any too well. Brooklyn may beat the others.
Sixth Race -Purae A1QQ: sellinx Allowances:
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First Race-Narty B., Crab Cider.
Second Race--Once Again, Marie Lowell.
Third Race-Bli'zen, Glenlochy.
Fourth Race-ToanO, Servus.
Filth Race-Van, Sir George II.
Sixth Race-Climax, Sparling.
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Youns e. ''Acme''L 'LicoricePs
Unsaualisa for thrifty and sxesllsnee, DrAssists.
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Morning Papers Selections.

First Race-Marty B., Anomaly.
Second Race-Marie Lowell, Ivanhoe.
Third Race--Rlitzen, Rancocas.
Fourth Race-TOano, Servus.
Firth Race-Van, Sir George ii.
Sixth Race-Jay Il. Dee, Vocalite.
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First Race-Crab Cider, Marty r.
second Race--Once Again, Azrael.
Third Race--RancOcas, Glenlochy.
Fourth Race-ToanO, Servus.
Fifth Race-Sir George H.. La Grippe.
Sixth Race--Climax, Jay +. Dee.
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y First Race-Crab Cider, Anomaly.
:. Second Race-Once Again, Ivanhoe.
Third Race-BlitZen, Rancocas.
Fourth Race-Toano, Servus.
Fifth Race--Van, Sir George II.
Sixth RaCe-Climaa, Jay F. Dee.
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once Again looks to have an easy thing OF
It In this race and should have no difIiculty In
winning. Ivanhoe may be the place horse
and Duke John may be third.
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First Race-Crab Cider, Flambeau.
Second Race-Once Again, AZraeL.
Third Race--Rancocas, Virgie.
Fourth Race-Toano, Magic.
III tn Race-Erooklyn, Sir George ii.
sixth Racc-Nocalite, Sparkling.
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cocas will probably be withdrawn on account
Of the hard track. II he starts he may be
second and Glenlochy should not be worse
than third.
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The Card at Gloucester.

Judging by the usual conditions OF weight,
form and distance, the races at Gloucester
| to-day may result as follows:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21
Pills cure Sick Hondache.
PHILiDELPHI.1 .4FFA ms.

Professor Samuel Jackson, the pyrotech-
INST, died on Thursday, aged IS years.
Elijah Haley, 81 years old, committed
suicide April ~, BY cutting his throat.
lie had been in ill health several years.
lanes y. Cowden, who for "a years was
Chief carpenter at the nitcd States mint.
died on Tuesday week in his 10Th year.
John Mc6iuire, 81 years old, fiagman
was run over and killed last night wecl. al
FwcntN-fourth street and Washington
avenue.
John Haushey, section hand on the
Atlantic City railroad, was struck By a
locomotive in Camden Thursday and had
his skull fractured.
At meeting o. the executive committee
Of the Citizens Committee to raise funds
Tor a new armory for the Second Regi-
lnent, Thursday. subscriptions aggregating
more than Sio,dpq were acknowledged.
Leander Lehman, who, il was CHARGED
conducted bogus instalment purchasing
scheme vas held April - in 5000 bail
20 answer the charge Of embezklpment
preferred by customers in Newburgh, n. Y
suit was entered by capias in the COM
mon pleas Thursday hy John Malinuski
u years old, through his father, against
the Rev Michael Bartiski Of 81. Stanisralls
h9stko liofpan Catholic Church, 10 re.
,iNer daiascs lor an alleged assault and
battery committed upon him December
3ls.
fhe steamer Indiana, Captain Sargent,
which left Philadelphia with food for the
ia'nlshlns Russians on February I'D, re-
Timed l n,ufsday morning with general
cargo and hQD Storage passengers. (jnlonel
Al Drexel. lr., and hi. x. w. Biddle
commissioners from the citizens relief
committee. alsoreached Philaaelplia, after
a visit e libali. l,rexei 4 Co., treastIrers
Of Tho Russian famine relief fund, Thurs.
DAY received contributions amounting 10
sel2I6i total to date, st33S2l.o3.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21
and tariff reform and were enthusiastic
cally applauded.

and tariff reform and were enthusiastic
cally applauded.
DEMOCRATS WIN IN NEWPORT, R. I.
NFwroRT, r. l., April 13--'rhe official
count of votes ut Yesterdays bye-eleetion
by the board of aldermen took place to-
day resulting in the announcement that
Honey, Hazard and King are elected by
10, 81 and 81 majority respectively, thus
returning the entire Democratic ticket of
one senator and six representatives, all
strongy-pledged Cleveland men. The
greatest change was made in the Second
ward, where Honey gained So. Yesterday
be lacked 81 Of d majority, but errors
found wiped this out and his two col
leagues were elected with him.
The Democrats are ont with couple Of
bands Of music tonight. The whole city
is abla2e with red fire and cheering and
fish horns are heard in every direction.
The Republicans are claiming an inn
proper count. and have called an indigna-
lion meeting for Thursday night.
GENERAL POLITICAL NOTES.
The Republican state convention of
Vermont was held last week at Montpelier
and delegates were elected to the National
Convention. Harrison's administration
was endorsed.
The Republicans at Cohoes, New York.
Tuesday week elected their candidate for
OF the five aldermen. The ballot boxes in
the Fourth ward were seized by the police
on Tuesday night and great excitement
was caused, it being alleged that this action
was taken in the interest of the German
Democrats as against Garside, Ind.
Fell D., was elected mayor of Orange
New Jersey, over 0'Rourke, r., on Tues
day week. by 345 majority.
The charter election in Railway, New
Jersey, was carried by the Republicans
who elected their whole ticket, for the first
time in ia years.
The Democrats of Paterson, N. j., gained
one aldermen in the election ON Tuesday
week.
In the Passaic county (New Jersey
board OF freeholders the Republicans
gained two members.
The New York assembly last week
passed bill reducing the number OF in
spectors of election in each election dis
tTlct of New York city from four to three.
The bill was made q special order in the
senate for to-day. If this bill becomes a
law there will be two Democratic and one
Republican inspector in every district, in
stead OF two Democrats and two Republi-
cans. The system will be similar in the
city, and throughout the state.
The Democrats in three more Kansas
counties--tiarfield. Hnrper and Dickinson
Instructed for Cleveland Tuesday week.
The colored Republicans OF Maryland,
| in mass meeting in Baltimore last week,
demanded that they be given four Of the
| 10 delegates to the Republican national
| convention.
The Baltimore Sun Friday has the fol-
lowing: ES-Secretary of State Thomas
| +. Bayard, who was in Baltimore Thurs
| day, was asked for his views on the out
look for the Democratic nomination for
the Presidency. He replied 'lt will not
require many words to do that. am
delighted more and more every day to see
| the nomination Of Mr. Cleveland not only
assured, but becoming necessity. think
him the most fitting man for the nolni-
nation in the party
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21
Catarrh enn,t be Cnred

with local applications. as they cannot
reach the seat Of the disease. C,tarrh is 4
blood or constitutional disease, and III
order to cure it you have to take inter
nal remedies. Halls Catarrli cure Is
taken Internally and acts directly
on the blood and mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh ,Gure Is no duaek
medicine. Il was prescribed by one Of The
best physicians in this country for years,
ana Is regular prescription, It Il com
posed OF the best tonics known, combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting ii.
reetiy on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination Of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results IN
curing catarrh. Send for testimonials free,
F.. ]. CHENEY u Co, Props, Toledo, o.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21
ODD FELLOWS AND cATHoLIcs,
Decision Caused by the New 1. o. o. II.
Hall in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April 14.-On the 26th of
this month the Odd Fellows will dedicate
the new hall which they have erected
right in the heart of the Catholic district
OF the CITY, 1t is a half square below the
cathedral and on tile same square with one
OF the largest Catholic churches Of the CITY
and directly below the new home Of one
Of the Catholic orders. It is a large four
story building. admirably adapted to the
uses of the society.
peculiar discussion that has arisen
since the Odd Fellows invaded the Cath
ollc district is regarding the standing Of
Their order among the Catholics. II had
oeen SAID by some persons that Catholics
could join it. and the result has been a
number Of interviews with church au-
thorlties. The opinion that is given is that
The Catholics cannot remain members of
the order, although they will not be ex-
communicated for having Joined it. pro-
vided they resign and do pei1ance Z
The Independent Order Of odd Fellows
IS condemned says the professor of moral
theology at ST. Mary's Seminary, "bnt the
Catholic Odd Fellows are not excominu-
nicated, as the confessor can ahsolye a
member Of the church who has Joined the
order ana who promises to withdraw
The Odd Fellows themselves seemed IN
concions about the discussion, Us their
membership is Protestant.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21
Doctors? Pshaw! Take Beecham's Pill
THE Ir.fLi4N TROUBLE.
1t Has Been Settled by the Payment, b.
This Government, of $4,000 to TIL


1t Has Been Settled by the Payment, by
This Government, of $4,000 to the
Families of tho New Orleans Victims.
LONDON, April IA dispatch received
here TO day from Rome says that a series
of notes has passed between Mr.. Blaine
and Marquis Imperial, the Italian charge
de affairs Mt Washington, resulting in Il
settlement of the difference between Italy
and the United States growing out of the
lynching of Italians ut New Orleans.
According to this dispatch the MARQUIS
imperial has advised the Italian govern-
ment that he has received from the United
States government the sum OF $4,000 for
the families of the victims, This money,
the marquis adds, was accompanied by d
note from Secretary Blaine, iii which he
declared that although the wrong was not
committed directly by the United States,
the latter nevertheless feels its solemn duty
i'll the premises.
The note adds that Mr.. Blaine declares
that he feels great pleasure that the ma
tional government should pay to italy d
satisfactory indemnify. In consequence
OF these instructions given to Mr.. Blaine
by President Harrison. the latter hopes
that the arrangement will end the unfor-
tunate incident.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21
MORE BOMB EXPLOSIONS.
Anarchists at Work in vaiencia--An Acci-
dent Causes Sensation in Paris.


MADRID, April l3.-Another bomb was
exploded IN Valencia to-day, presumably
by Anarchists. Much damage was done
TO property, and the people are i'll state
of terror.
The latest dynamite affair reported in
this city IS an tempt made to-day to cause
an explosion at the School of Architects.
The porter Of the building found petard,
With burning fuse, lying in the entrance
OF the school. He extinguished tho fuse
and no harm was done.
The Project of Bilboa has Teeeived a
large number of letters, in which he is
threatened with vengeance for the part he
has taken in bringing about the arrest of
Anarchists. The letters not only contain
menaces. against the project himself, but
declare that the Anarchists will in short
time use dynamite to destroy the churches
and other public buildings in the city.
The police at various places report al
most daily the arrest of one or more men
who have dynamite ii their possession;
but since the arrest of Delboche and Fer
reira, the Anarchists who it is believed in
tended to blow up the Parliamentary
buildings, the number of attempted out
RACES has greatly fallen off.
EXPLOSION OF CHEMICALS.
PARIS, April l3-An explosion occurred
to-day in the chemical laboratory of the
Ecolo de Medicine, in this city, which
caused the terrible manning of one of the
students and created much alarm. The
accident happened in the course of some
experients with chemical compound.
The explosion was terrific. The windows
of the school and of the buildings near by
were shattered, and fell with crash into
the street, causing general scare. Many
persons imagined that the Anarchists were
again making demonstration and that an
attempt had been made to blow up the
noted medical institution with dynamite.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21
ANOTHER BoLD TRaIN ROBBERY.


press ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fut Upon
Their Trail.
NEW ORLEANS. April ia daring and
successful train robbery was committed
last night. When the north-bound pas
senger train on the Illinois Central rail.
road which leaves here ut o'clock.
reached Hammond station, a man boarded
the engine. 70 the surprise of the en-
gineer and fireman the unlimited passen-
ger thrust big pistol into their faces and
ordered them to go ahead, which com
mand was reluctantly obeyed.
At independence, where the train waits
on q siding for 4 passenger train south
bound, two confcderates OF the individual
on the engine joined their partner. The
engineer was ordered to reverse his engine
at Newsum mills. n miles from here. and
the train was brought to a halt The engi-
neer and Eremen were then sent forward
70 the express messenger and told to order
him to open his ear. This order was com
piled with, the robbers then entered tbe
car and emptied the safe of its contents.
consisting OF the treasure belonging to the
Adams Express Company and the United
States government.
Having completed their work the
knights Of. the road disappeared in the
darkness. leaving the mails and passen-
gers undisturbed. The train proceeded
north and when it reached Tangipapo.
news was telegraphed back to this CITY.
Superintendent Fisher of the exurcss
company says about $1,000 was carried off
by the robbers. A special train this morn
ing conveyed bloodhounds to the place
where the highwaymen left the train. and
the hunt for them was begun.
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10 lie Bchc,,,ca a., r,.,,.,

ST. PErERsBuEG, April iS.-Anna Sainio,
wife Of a professor 1T the State College ii
faEastehuas Finland, who was CHARGED
with having murdered her husband, has
boon found guilty The court sentenced
her to be beheaded and ordered that her
body be afterward burned The condemned
ried to Professor Sanio in 1900 ana has
one child. She appeared ID live happilv
with her husband The police found, how.
ever tiat She had been engaged ia dues-
iionablGmoney trahnsaetions, had forged
her husbands name and was carrying on
~ intrigue with stndent III the eollege
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-21
EAsYNR.
Eben \. baldwin.
written for Every Evenlnr.

Written fer Every Evening.
Break forth, effulgent morn,
Tie night Uf death is past. y
And DER sin-benightet, world,
Eternal light is cast
Oh strike the harp and ring the bell
Eoall mankind the story tell.
Tho Saviour lives again,
He lives forever more,
And points Q lost and dying world,
Where death can come no more
Where reigns one bright, eternal day.
Where every tear is wiped away.
Oh ! glorious Easter day,
That cheers tie dropping heart;
And bids us sweetly look away,
Dear saviour, where Thou art
May we arise from death and sinl
and let Thy Spirit freely in.
Oh, Living Christ. come in,
And seal Us ever Thine,
And bid the Risen Son OF Love
Forever IN us shine;
And cast out every doubt and fear.
And may we ever feel Thee near.
Oh j. Living Christ, but speak,
And from the grave of sin
We shall arise, though very weak,
And let Thy Spirit in;
AMI eveNnore shall we delight.
70 love Thee more from faith to sight.
CLAyMoNT, DEL, April 18th, 1892.
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ZOE MRS. MDNTIG RS RELEASE.
Movement In Her Favor, and Also for
the RELEASE OF Mrs. Osnorne.

DUBLIN, April IA movement is on
foot TO obtain the release Of Mrs. Annie
Montagu, who few days ago was SEN
fenced to a years imprisonment for caus
ing the death of her 3-vears-old daughter
The request for her release will be based
upon the reported decision to liberate Mrs.
Florence Ethel Osborne, sentenced in
London to nine months imprisonment in
connection with the great pearl case.
Mrs, Osborne, it is said, will be released
prior to her ACCOMPLISHMENT, which is ex-
pected shortly, thus saving her child from
the disgrace Of being born in prison. Mrs
Montagu is also in delicate condition and
expects to be confined shortly. She il so
Frustrated that the authorities have not
been able to remove her from the Dublin
detention 10 the ordinary prison at Lon
donderry, where she was to have served
her sentence.
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H1RMoSY IN INDIANA.
A Satisfactory Arrangement Reached by
the Cleveland and GRAY Democrats

iNppIAHAroLis, I'm, April 15.-An under
standing between the Cleveland and GRAY
Wings o. me Democratic party was reached
al meeting Of the state central comnittee
Yesterday, by which it is believed harmo-
NOUS action is assured at the state oonyen
tian next Thursday.
he state platform shall declare tariff re-
form the issue and Cleveland the logical
candidate, but thai the name Of Governor
TRAY shall be presented to the national
convention and that in the event OF Ieyc-
lihd nomination being deemed inex.
hedleht ny that body the Indiana deega-
ll9h siiali DO IT'S utmost To secure travis
selection rs the Presidential candidate