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the engineer and fireman and ordered
them TO go ahead. The command was
obeyed and they ran into independents.
where switch was taken and No. 5 PASSED.
The south-bound tram had scarcely
fitted by when two confederates of the in
diTidual on the engine jumped aboard and
at Nusome Mills the engineer was ordered
10 halt. The engineer and fireman were
forced By the robbers TO go 10 the express
car and order the messenger to open the
car. which demand was complied with
and entrance effected by the robbers The
safe was emptied Of its contents and the
robbers disappeared in the darkness, leav-
ing the mail and passengers undisturbed.
Superintendent Fisher, Of the express
company, said the robbers would hardly
get 5000 4 posse with bloodhounds is
searching for the robbers.
ANIrY CRY, La. April 15.-The outlaws
who held up the Illinois Central train last
night have not yet been captured. and no
great effort is being made, as no reward IS
offered,
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Special features of the sunday Posr.ISrELLr-
GESCER. out tomorrow. will be:
Is SIGHT ov MoSADSocK. Rudyard Kiplius's
letter OF New York snd Vermont.
ST jog, MISSOURI. By Bill Nys. With beau
tliul pictures.
PERSONAL Inconsistencies OF Grant, HAYES.
GAeFfELD, Ar HUR, CLEVELAND HARRISON
by I. C. Crawford, the famous correspondent.
Illustrated
FRANCES HoDGsoS BURNETT. By Frank G.
Carpenter.
JOHN G. CocKEEuLs NEW YORK LETTER
Illustrated.
DIVORCE. BY Dr.. Morgan Dix, Dr.. Deems and
other famous Clergymen.
THE DECLINE or MARRIAGE By famous
German philosopher.
CARTOON OF THZ WEEK. By Walter Nc.
pouEaL
FASHION ARTICLES for men and women.
The SUNDAY Pcsr-fSrELliGESCgR is for sale
cyerywh here. Price cents
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Brltieh pnIitics

LoxpoN, April i5.--Gladstone announces
that he considers the Newcastle programme
the definite platform for the coming cleo
iions. lie promises TO address a series of
meetings during the campaign. Glad
stone, replying to a memorial from Irish
Bap.ists and other dissentera against
home rule on religious grounds, contend.
that alarm lest the Dublin legislature
might Cypress Protestants ough. not 20 be
entertained, as the imperial parliament is
safeguard Tor religious and civil freedom.
Ten thousand delegates will be present
q; the Unionist convention in Belfast, and
$4,000 persons will participate in the pro-
cession
The rumor that John Dillon is about to
retire from political life on account Of a
quarrel with Healy is ridiculei.
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sAvAcHoL FULLY IDENTIFIED.
Exposure Of Dis5oiIeai Anarchist Plot
-spanl.E soclaiIsts Peaceable,

Exposure OF UtSo0ile8f Anarchist fBot
Spanish Socialists Peaceabie,
PARis. April i5.--RsYachol's brother was
today ;akea to the prison where the
anarchist leader was confined. There was
an immediate recognition between the two
men, which is regarded as having estao-
lished the prisoners identity beyond
doubt
The indictment Of Ravgchoi and his FIVE
scconplices. including Iariette Loubert,
tie mistress Of Deaiot, one Of the accom-
plioes, presented today, gives the first
connected history Of the conspiracy in
which the prisoners are implicated. The
facts Of the case open in April, 1881. when
De Camp. an associate Of Ckaamartin. was
convicted Of wounding policeman in an
ARRAY. The piotters met at Chaumertin's
house and arranged programme of re-
yenge. The irss victim selected was Judge
Benoit, who presided az the trial which re-
suited in De Camps conyiction, and
Boulot. who prosecuted him. The indiet-
ment details the story Of the stealing Of
dynamite and the making of bombs
by Rayachol, who filed them with
mixture Of dynamite, grosoutine and iron.
The conspirasors also planned to blow up
the police station at Clichy. On March 7
RaFachol, Simon and Deaiot went 10 the
police station, carrying with them sauce
pans loaded with dynamite. They had q
number Of fuses with them ready for use.
When they arrived at the station, they
found sn officer standing in the doorway.
His presence foiled their design. The in
dictment next details the explosion at the
residence Of Judge Benoit, In the Boulevard
1t. GERMAN, and how, failing 10 kill Judge
Bsnoit, they made second attempt. 1t
tells how Rsyachol and his feIlow-con-
spirstors. working by recipes they had
procured from the International newspa-
per, made bomb. filing it with nitro
glycerine, mining powder and sebastine.
The evidence Of woman named
Chevalier is embodied n the in
dictment. She describes how,
upon entering the room In which
the conspirators we're at work, she saw
Simon holding vessel as large as the
crown Of hat, while Ravachol was pouring
dTops of something into this receptacle.
chsumartin stirring the mixture with a
spoon. Rayachol, the indictment states.
alone effected the explosion at the resi-
dence Of Prosecutor Boulot. in the Rae
clichy. lie placed the explosive
tohlPSHah HnueF the staircase IN
the belief that none of the
inmstes Of the house could possibly escape
death. The indictment also reveals the
fact that the prisoners we're engaged in a
rlo, to blow mp the Palais de Justice at q
time when most crowded.
MADRID, April iJ.-The socialists TODAY
promised the authorities that they would
hold indoor meetings on May day. which
quieis the anxiety over possible demon
stratiDu
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Hoods Pills cure all Liver us.
STORM IN VIRGINIA.
Terrific Wind. and Ice Pebbles
of Gigantic Size.
HAIL KILLS HOGS AND CHICKENS
Much Damage to Fruit Trees-Rapfd
Rise in the Red River Threatens
Inundatioa of Winnipeg.

PETEEsgURs. Va. April 15.-This vicinity
was visited by terrific wind and hail
storm today. In Dinwiddie county the
wind attained the velocity of q cyclone.
and houses. barns and fences were leyeled
and trees uprooted. The residence of
Milton P. Rose. at Stoney creek, was car
ried from the foundations and crushed to
pieces, Mrs. Rose being instantly killed.
The other members of the family
escaped uninjured, but servant
girl was killed. Other damage has not
yet been reported. In Norfolk the wind
attained a velocity Of sixty miles an hour,
and hailstones as large as walnuts fell,
doing considerable damage TO fruit trees
and early crops.
At LGmbert's poinl portion of a new
round-house, from twelve TO twenty feet
high. was RACED TO the ground. The schooner
c, Philadelphia, encountered gale below
Craney Island light and lost her topmasts,
besides all her sails In Princess Anne
county. near Creed's bridge, fifteen dwell
ings and barns were totally destroyed.
COLUMBIA. 5. c., April 15.-The most
terrific hai.storm that has ever visited this
state occurred az BennettsvilIe yesterday.
Some OF the hailstones are said TO have
been two inches in diameter and covered
the ground to depth of six inches. Many
chickens and hogs were killed, all the
windows in town were broken, and great
damage done to grain. vegetables and
small fruits.
W1xxrPEG, April 15.-The water con-
tinued TO rise all day. If it keeps on
twelve hours longer the city will be par
TALLY covered. \ large portion Of the
Northern Pacific track is under water.
Both the electric light and gas companies
are nearly flooded, and advices from above
say the river is rising. The danger Of a
food is increasing.
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THEY LACK STAMINA.
Utter worthlessness Of Soldiers
Stationed in England.
EVIDENCE AGAINST aayAcnoL.
Spanish Socialists 70 CeIsbrass Hsysisy
PsaesscUy-Psyiiame u Ne
Dissolved In July.

LoyDos. April B4--The revelations made
before the COMMITTEES Of inquiry into the
state Of the British army has been the
senss.ion Of the week. The leading Esiii-
fary ehiefs concurred In the opinion that
there IL hardly single infantry BATTALION
at home that IL not affected The reveal
ton viii lead 70 active agitation IN parma
saeu;, az soon as the recess IL over,
the secretary Of war having prom
ised that be will not obstruct iali
discussion Of defects and reforms Id
futant-Generai Wood declared that 80 Der
cent. OF the men encampsd at Aldershot
were unfit for camp duty and four days
service on account Of youth and LACK Of
stamina. The Duke Of Czmbradge. com
rnander-in-chief, Endorsed this Startling
statement, adding that If called upon 70
mobilize two army corps on short notice u
would be Impossible, and be did not think
10 possible to mobilize one corps composer
Of twenty-five ba;talioBs Of infantry. In
response 20 query if The battaiions we're
fit for home defense, Lord Wolseiey re-
piled "If We we're invaded tomorrow they
would be better than nothing" IL Is SAD
the volunteer force Is the mott important
factor IN horne defense. The Nuke 0. Con-
naugiit said II his command were ordered
to service not half Of them would De al
loved TO 20 on account Of unltness-
The main cause OF the weakness OF the
home baitalioas is stated to be the de-
pletion Of the best men for foreign and
colonial service Lord Wolseiey hkened
the forces 20 squeezed lemon. The Duke
OF Connaaght held that grown men would
not Join the service, as wearers OF the
queens uniform we're socially ostracised,
and because soldiers were wantonly bur
dened with excessive sentry duty. In re-
gard to strengthening the home battalions
She consensus Of opinion favored more
liberal pay and better pensions.
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Victoria News

VICTORIA. April Is - Captain Daniel
Munro, Of the Echooners FsvorIta and
Forward. and later Of tie stesrne. Loitie'
died this morning
The EelLknozn rzcs- Johnny Hooker.
has arrived from che Sound and Is train
ing for the spring Tzcss-
c. d. Laid, Of San Francisco, has pur-
chased most Of the sezIskins N Victoria at
si2 each The lot consists Of about 800
skins csogh. doxn the coast
Commander Cotton and Ensign ha-rl-
son, Of the Mohican, today called on Gov
erno- Nelson.
The frst party Of Raymond excursion
ISIS Of the season arrived On the Kingston
last evening. There were for.y-foUr ladies'
and gentlemen.
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National Nicaragua Canal conx.ntian.

OLYMPIA. April 15.-lSpecial l-Goyernor
Ferry has been requested TO appoint six
delegates TO represent the state of Wash
ington in the national Nicaragua canal
convention called to meet in st. Louis on
June . As the convention will be strictly
non-partisan it was suggested in the reso-
lutions calling the ST. Louis convention.
adopted by the California state Nicaragua
canal convention, that the delegates be
selected in equal numbers from the two
great national parties. The governor has
therefore appointed as delegates Miles C.
Moore, of Walla Walia; NJ. NJ. Goldman,
of Dayton; Nelson Bennett, of Tacoma:
u. II. Gilman, OF Seattle: George III. Erner-
son, OF Hoquiam. and A. H. Chambers. of
Olympia. Messrs. Moore, Bennett and
Emerson are Republicans, and Messrs.
Goldman, Gilman and Chambers are Demo-
Gratis.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

III. MoHeury, o. Tacoma, is a la,s arrival
IN Washington City.
The Durham miners now on strike have
again voted TO continue out
DR.. Cannon, OF the Moa5ite hospital, Berlin
has discovered The measles bacillus
Peksn, the capital Of Pahsng. is safe ell dan.
ger o. attack b. the astlves having passed
Back smallpox Is epidemic on the Galiciau
froat.eE in Poland. Victims die in three days
The J. p. Sprscksls & Bros. Company has been
Incorporated az san Francisco with s2OOo.e00
capital stock.
The National Steamship Company has sus
ponted passenger trai3c, deyotirg itself 10
freish, traffic
Twenty-esght radicals, leaders in the recent
revolt il AmssoaSs, Brazil, have been exiled
from the state.
The Cnitci States district attorney ST Bostc1
has Gioa sn answer TO the eemuErers OF the
whisky trust mem oeTS.
4 representative Of Jay Gould has asked
PRESIDENT p.sz for an important Ea.lrca! con
cessiou. { p. Huntington will visit Mexico
City soon.
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LONDON, April 15.-Miss Amelia B. Ed
wards, the welI-knowu novelist and lee
turer, is dead.
tAleiia Blaadford Edwards was born in
ISL. she was the daughter OF an
army officer and early exhibited literary and
artistic tastes, beginning in 1853 10 contribute
TO periodicals. aud in 1855 published short his
tory OF England and in ISIS one of France.
She also wrote several BOOKS io- children, the
best Of which are "The Little Mar
quis" and 'The story of Cervautes."
She Is best known by her other books
however. which include; "My Broth
er's Wife" '.The Ladder of Life"
Hand and Glove" 'Ba-oara's His
tory" "Hslf Million OF Money"
Miss Csrew." "Debenhams Vow" etc. She
had given much attention 10 the study OF
Egyptian antiquities. and her book en-
titled - Thousand Miles Up the Nile
Is production Of high value. having copious
Illustrations drawn on the spot By the suthor.1
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A span<,e Eoy kidnapped.

STAsGLE, April i5.-tSpecial- The }
year-o-d son OF German farmer named
HotEaIre, living about ten miles north Of
town, nysteriousiy disappeared Tuesday
afternoon be.xeen and 4 o'clock He
was missed in half an hour and
fifty men in the neighbo-hood turned
out 10 search for him He was
found late Thursday night, four miles
from home. alive and well, and had the
appearance Of having been well cared for.
Il is supposed he was kidnapped, and the
persons carrying him away became
alarmed when excitement ran 80 high over
his disappearance ana returned him. Tie
child can give 10 account Of the affair.
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WHATcoM. April 15.-TSpecIal. The
committee 70 investigate the courthouse
Job met yesterday. and Councilman Nick
lin made statement as basis of the in
yestigation as 10 the Implication of Coun.
Gilman Cooper in the city hall contract.
1t was stated that Cooper had admitted to
Architect Lee that he was interested in
the contract, and desired the ironwork
cut down. Mr.. NickIin was cut short by
adjournment, Jenkins and TAYLOR being
IN favor o. adjournment, Nicklin to the
contrary. Cooper was present with an at
torney. This ends the investigation at
the beginning. as far as the council is con-
cerned. Nickiin objected to the MAYOR
staying on the committee TO investigate
As he had been stating that he (Nick,inl
had been lying about Cooper. and was
preludiced member Of the committee.
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A Good Voucher

shave known Ir. Warren D. wen;x for many
years and can vogch for him as a man Of We
raeity and one well known about here. / have
sold him several bottles Of HOODS ssrssparilss
during the past few months" II Il PAzrz1DsE.
p-Eggist, Geneva. ny.
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Chicago Need Expect Nothing Better
Than a Loan From Congress.

CHICAGO, April 15.-World's Fair Direc-
tors Winston and odeIl returned from
Washington City this evening, and said
they were not long in that city be-
fore they discovered that congress would
not vote money for stock in the
exposition, therefore they changed their
tactics and informed the committee that
a loan would be accepted. Not having
time 70 consult the committee We
did what we thought was the best" said
Winston. Vice-President Hill says the
directory will not accept the loan. A
directors meeting will be held tomorrow,
when the matter will probably come up for
settlement.
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Brief Tacoma Nexa

TACOMA, April l5.-It looks a. If J. C.
Drake would te the Democratic member Of
the board Of public works
Company tonight elected !. u. How
ell captain, vice Fife, resigned Company
g elected C. G. Billings captain, vice
Shanks. promoted to be Iieutenan: colonel.
Company 4, thirty men, with Adjutant-
General O'Brien, were present from 0lyul-
pia. The drill was followed by banquet.
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kittltas Irrigation Rnnh. ynIIh

oLYNPIA, april 15.-The supreme court
hled an opinion today in the case of the
board OF directors OF the Middle Ki;tjtas
irrigation district vs.. W. II. Peterson in
Yo.ying the validity Of bonds proposed TO
oe issued by the district. The court de.
c!des that an irrigation district is not \
municipal corporation within the mean
ing OF the constitution and that the law
authorizing such districts 70 issue bonds
Is therefore valid. Judgment is reversed
and the cause remanded, with Instructions
10 enter decree approving the proceed
lngs Tor the issue of the bonds.
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TIE ca.si.r Miae. deserted.

VrczogrA, April &c. S. McTayish, of
Cassiar, via Wrangel, which he reached
on snowshoes, has arrived here on and
goes hence by the City OF Topeka TO Port
Townsend. He says many Cassiar mines
were deserted this winter, and that If Cas-
star is 10 remain mining district trail
must be built from Telegraph creek 10
Tacoo lake, through the rich Tacoo coun-
try, which is not worked, there being no
convenient way to get in
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v.ne,neIa Hovolutioni.t. Victorious.

NEW York, ApSji i5,-The Hsyeils cable
news from Venezuela is TO the effect that
word has been received at Caracas OF the
capture by the revoiutionjsts Of two gov
eminent vessels which were loaded with
arms and munitions Of war for the govern
ment forces. The insurgents consider this
q great stroke Of luck. and as arms and
munitions are what the insurgents have
been so anxious TO secure, it is now con-
sidered that they have gained decided
advantage and they will soon begin their
march toward this city. Shortly after
the capture of the vessels the revolu-
Honists were further rejoiced TO learn
chat in the skirmishes with pslacio's
troops. their advance guard had won
decided victories.
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whatcom st.bb.r Found GuIlty.

WHATcox. April 15.-IspeeiaI-I-J. Fl.
Rozner was today found guilty Of assault
with intent 20 kill James Bowman. The
crime was committed at Silver Beach last
2 December, defendant staSbing Bowman
in the thigh with large knife. The de-
PENDANT Is owner Of the steamer Rose on
Lake Whstcom and the trouble grew on.
OF passenger traffic, Bowman being hack
man. Defendant thought the former
showed pa-tiality to the other steamers
IN the Iars
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IN. ca,olIp. Island nI..ionariea

LosDos. April 1.-THE Tsgs>S Madrid
correspondent says the difficulty reg srd-
ing the American missionaries in the Car
oline islands has been satisfactorily ar
ranged. Spain consents 70 the return OF
the missionaries % the Islands. and agrees
that they shal! not Re rnolested IN mis-
siona-y WORK provided they 90 not inter
fere with local government matters OF
questions between the island Authorities
and uztSyez
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PrIzeight at Columbus.

coLuxBUs, o., April 15.-The Ntzhugh,
Norton bantam-weight prizefight took
place at the rooms Of the Column
b1s Athletic Club tonight. 1t
was 1915 when the men entered
the ring. McHugh was the favorite at the
Iingside, and had odds in the betting
of 2 to l. In the ninth round
McHugh fractured his arm, and the
fight was tame from that ont. At 2:20 the
fight was declared draw, in the thirty
seventh round. Neither of the men scored
a knock-doyn during the contest
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TIE SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT SATURDAY. APRIL 1s. 1892

bsdiy shocked. 4 man who came from
nearby stable tao1yht Is 3 runsSsy and
-zn out TO bod doEn the horses nefd-
He Ia. not yet recovered from the shock
The tug Vancouver went ashore az the
mouth Of False creek with scoT Of eozl
and sustained aoou: $50 damages The
insurance company says The damage was
net Sufficient percentages Of the insurance
carried 10 warrant them II making repa-rs-
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LECHERY IN RELIGIONS NAME.
A Community of Cranks Looked Upon
With Disfavor in Chicago.


CHICAGO, April 15.-The peculiar insti-
tuition here known as the College of Life
Is TO move to new establishment in
Washington Heights, one of the choicest
residence suburbs of Chicago. Their pres
ence there, it is said. may result in a
storm such as overwhelmed Prince Michael
in Detroit.
Teed, the head of the Chicago commun.
i.y, who is called Koreshan Christ By his
followers, today denied that John Dubb,
who recently became one OF the chief
officers of the Economic Society in
Pennsylvania, has been instigated to
join the society as Teed's agent
10 secure control of the Economic
property, valued at Si0,ooo,o00 iced ad-
mits having project of confederating the
celibase societies of the United States for
the purpose Of instituting industrial and
commercial enterprises looking 70 the uni
versal ameioration of the masses, in which
the Economite society cuts considerable
figure.
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Fighting I'm afrhaaistxn.

LoxDos. April Il-Information has been
received here that an engagement had
taken place between the forces Of the
arnser Of Afghaniztzn and force Of the
khan Of Juanot. The latter was defeated.
The Afghans captured the town Of As.nar.
By this victory the aIneer is enabled TO
command the Dora pass, one Of the two
passes leading through the Psnir country
20 India. Tie other pass IL held BY the
U-s.ssN
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Vancouver Nevs

NlSooUvER, B. C., April I5.-rspecial.1-
christopher Stapieton was driving on
westminster avenue yesterday, when his
horses came IN contact with trolley guy
ware mat had dropped across the street.
hoih horses were thrown 10 the ground.
oas being killed instantly ard the other
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Qrrrrc. April 15.-AJarrning reports are
eur-eDt concerning the condition Of bis
eruinepcs. CARDINAL TzscbeTesz. His
physical strength appears u7ifnFaiTsc. pug
Indications are that his mental Daizncs 70
g-aszsIIy becoming unstr1ng. HIS IN
capacity to perform the areh'p1seoYai
functions induced him 70 apply 70 Rome
for cosdi1tor, ard Bishop Chicoutul ap-
pointed an assistant 20 the archbishop Oh
Quebec, with the right Of accession Thereto.
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PATHS Wicked Nepheu

MARIETTA. Ga. April 15.-Alf o. Barril-
liza. nephew of Mime. Patti, and wife. ar
rived here today and are living together
at a hotel. fhis is sequel TO
the suit which was filed at Kansas CITY a
few days ago in which Barrillia was sued for
damages for alternating the affections OF
the wife of DR.. HORNE. a Chicago phvsi-
clan. Barrillia deserted his wife here. but
the trouble brought about a complete re-
concil1atiop
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$500 REWARD.

WE will pay the above reward for any case Of
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, : OK Headache. mir
gestion. C0nsIi patton or Costiveaess we canno;
with Vests Vegetable Live. Pills. when The
directions strictly compiled with They are
purely Vegetable. and never fail 70 give sas ssac-
lion sugar coated Large boxes. IS cents Be
ware Of eounterfeiss and limitations The genuine
sold BY LEIrHAAD y CAwLEY, eoS Eroa; s.;
eeAgL.s. " asa