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Electrtc Eatlway for Vnca valley.

'-tN11iiS ioN tSth
VACAvrLLE, March 25.-The prelimi-
nary survey for an electric railway run
ming through the center of Vaca Valley
has just been completed. AS laid out it
Will be little over ten miles in length,
tapping the most productive territory.
While it will be of value to the trauspor-
tation of passengers the object is to pro-
vide means Of transporting the fruit pro-
duet Of the country to the railroad. The
cost is estimated at 100000. Local par
ties have interested outside capitalists.
1t is expected that thirty days will SEQ
the project under way.
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Tue-of-war at PetaIuma.

PETALUMA, March 25.-The tug-of-war
between the Danish and Portuguese
teams here was won by the latter by a
steady pull of two hours and twelve min
utes. Last night the second trial between
the home teams was to have been had,
but for some cause the Danes refused to
pull
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Emperor NillIaln,s ueaIth.

BERL1E, March 25.--The Pose to-day
aUthoritatively declares that the reports
of tho Emperor's indisposition from
asthma are grossly exaggerated. The
paper adds that he shoots aud rides daily
on the Werbcll liner See. 1t is announced
the Emperor will return to Berlin from
'Hebertusstock tomorrow afternoon.
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A Tough Killed bv His SON.

FoRr AssINIBoINE Mont, March Is
Patrick Doyle, who murdered Mike
Walsh at Rocky Point, Mont, few
years ago, and whose record as tough
on the upper Missouri for the past ten
years is well known, was killed by his
son, 8 years old, last Saturday, at his
ranch near Big Muddy. The cause is un-
known
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War CLOUD VISIBLE.
Russian Troops Continue to Con.
centrate on the Frontier.
THE BALLOON CALLED INTO USE BY
PRUSSIA

Tho Committees Having Charge OF
Relief for the Jews in Russia EstI-
mate That Four Hundred Thousand
OF Them Are Trying to Leave That
Country-Imperial Decree ProhfbIt-
Ing Their Passing Through Ger
MANY.
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A Collectors Decision An,r,ned.

New YORK, March 25.-The Board of
United States General Appraisers has
affirmed the decision of the Collector at
san Francisco in the case of B. Pasquale
" Sons on the importation of ornaments
OF glass and metal, on which a duty of
sixty per cent. had been assessed.
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Fire Near San Andreas.

| SAN ANDREAs, March 25.-The mill
and hosting works of the Union Shaft
Mining Company, on Central Hill, about
three miles west of this place, were de-
stroyed by fire last night. The estimated
| loss is $4,000. The cause of the fire is
supposed to have been incendiary.
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Isnya MAY Return.

ROME, March 25.-The movement in
favor Of a good Italian representative at
the Chicago Worlds Fair is rapidly grow
ing. 1t is affirmed that Baron Faya will
resume his duties as Italian Minister 10
Washington soon il the question of in
demnity Of the Now Orleans affair is ar
ranged.
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IN the Commons.

LONDON, March 25.-In the Commons
tonight Fenwick UiberaI), who is a
working collier, moved resolution
favoring the payment of members of the
Commons, in order to enable representa-
lives of the industrial classes to be
elected. Baliour admitted much in favor
OF the resolution, but said the working
classes now had the destiny of almost
every member intheir hands, and asked
what The rate-payers would say 10
salary. The resolution was rejected-227
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RIew His Head Of.

REDWOOD CITY, March pa. C. Mad
sen, a Danish saloon-keeper, AZ years old,
committed suicide by blowing his head
off with shotgun loaded with bird-shot.
The entire right side of the face aud head
was carried away. He was widower
with four little children. He was mem
Der of the Workmen and Odd Fellows
LODGES
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ANARCHISTS Arrested.

PARIS, March %. = Two anarchists
named lie BASTARD and Simon, sus-
pected OF being accomplices of Ravachol,
the anarchist dyer, in connection with
the ST. Germani dynamite outrage have
been taken iiitc custody.
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Church Roviyals.

PErALUMA, March 25.-The revival at
the Christian Church here continues. Up
to date there have been twenty-one new
members added to the church. a revival
is also in progress at the Methodist
Church South OF this city.
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Missouri Legislature.

JEFFERSON CITY, March 25-The Mis-
souri, Legislature adjourned sine die yes
erday. The last act of the House was the
passing of a resolution indorsing ssThe
Man or Destiny-Grover Cleveland, for
the Presidency
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CAST IRON STOMACH.
A Dime Museum Freak With an
Appetite for Hard Metals.
BREAKFASTED ON NAILS, TACKS
AND GLASS

SickenipG Tale Concerning the Schooner
Winnie Lawrey's Trip from Hayti-
The Vessel Runs Short of Provis-
ions, and 1t is TntiInated That Three
of Her Crew Were Killed and Eaten
by Their Shipmates in Order That
All Might Not Perish From Starva-
ton.
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Fatal Boiler Exnloslon

FIDELITY (O.l, March 25.-The boiler
in Imports sawmill exploded this morn
ing, killing William Lipport, d. Pent.
J. Cassell, Elwood Elliott, and fatally
injuring Samuel Davis.
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Minister and Mrs. Roid.

PARIS, March 25.--Hon. Whitelaw Reid
and Mrs. Reid started this evening for
Hayre, many prominent people gather
ing at the station 10 bid them farewell.
AS the train drew out the crowd burst
into 4 storm OF cheers
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German Steamer SINK.

HAMBURG, March 25.-Ihe German
steamer Desterro, from Bahia, February
18th, and tho British steamer Indra col
lided on the River Elbe, and the Desterro
was SO badly damaged that she filled and
sank. The crew WAS saved
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.rne Greek EIections.

ATHENS, March 25.-A decree has been
issued dissolving the Boule Legislative
Chambers and fixing May 18th as the
date for holding elections for new mem
bers. The Chamber will meet June 9th.
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MELBoURSE, March 25.--Larkin, ex-
Secretary OF the South Melbourne Build
ing Society, has been sentenced to six
years imprisonment, and Clear, another
ex-official, TO four FEARS, for defrauding
the society.
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Paddock Pure-Food BIN.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-The House
Committee on Agriculture to-day author
lied a favorable report on the Paddock
pure-food bill, with some amendments.
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The Newark ON the Venezuelan coast

WASHINGTON, March 25.-The United
States steamer Newark arrived at La
guyra, Venezuela, to look after American
interests during the revolution said to be
in prograSS.
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SORROW in The Rothschild Family

PARIS, March 25.-The Rotbschild
family has been cruelty tried. La Ba-
rome Bettina, the daughter of Baron Al
phonse de Rothschild, and the wife of the
head OF the Vienna branch, died Wednes-
day at Vienna, aged 81, after a long ILL
ness. Almost at the same hour Nile.
Louise de Rothschld, daughter of the
head of the Frankfort branch, died at
Frankfort, aged Al. She was a most
charitable woman, and refused to marry
SO as to devote herself TO the poor.
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committee, and that the whole subject
would come up at meeting of the COM
mittee 10 be held tonight. The confer
ence therefore failed.
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Fatally Burned.

ADRIAN (AIieh.), March 2j.-By the ex-
plosion of u gasoline stove to-day Mrs.
Henry Lards and two little children were
fatally burned.
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It is possible to draw platinum and
silver into wire that is finer than the hu-
man hair and thinner than the spun
goldo of the poets fancy.
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INVESTIGATING THE CHARGES.

Sherman Denies That He Paid for
Votes IN the Senatorial Contest.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-The Ohio
legislative committee appointed to inves-
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SEAL FISHERIES QUESTION.
Liberals in Parliament Opposed to
Salisbury's Attitude.
NEEDLESSLY VEXATIOUS COURSE
PURSUED.

The Arrangement Offered by the
Washington Government Very Rea-
sonable-A Renewal of the Modus
Vivendt Ought to be AsSented to
by the British Government-Strong
Probability That the United States
Senate VIII Ratify the Arbitration
Treaty.
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CURTIS ADMITTED TO BAIL.
His Bondsmen Furnish Double til,
Amount Reuuired.

Amount Required.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-Judoe
Trout this morning admitted Maurice b.
Curtis to bail in the sum of $4,000, pend
ing his retrial for the murder of Police
officer Alexander Grant, and asked that
the District Attorney be present or repre-
scented on the examination of the pro-
posed sureties on the bond, as also coun-
sci for the defendant.
The attorneys for NJ. B. Curtis appeared
in Judge Iroutt's court this afternoon.
accompanied by several capitalists, who
were willing TO become Sureties on the
$4,000 bond of Curtis, but Judge Trout
refused TO suspend a trial then in pro-
gress, and suggested that at late hour
this afternoon he might take up the mat
ter in chambers.
Later in the afternoon the bondsnen
appeared III court and qualified in the
sum OF 100000, double the amount re-
quired. Mrs. Curtis, the wife of the de-
fendant, alone qualified in the full sum
required. Curtis was promptly released.
San Francisco Republicans.
SAN Francisco. March 25.-Iryin c..
Stump, Chairman of the Republican
State Central Committee, declined to-day
TO convene the State Executive Commit
tee to consider memorial presented by
the members of the Republican County
Committee who recently withdrew from
that body. Instead, he named Messrs.
Montague and Bassett committee to
meet two each from the majority of the
committee and followers of Senator Ma
honey. DR.. Meyers, Chairman of the
County Committee, submitted a letter
saying he had no power to make such
appointment without authority of the
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-03-26
RAILWAY WORLD.
Important Changes In ContempIatie
In the I'm ION IsnniRn

Important Changes In Contamination
in the Union Pacific.
NEW YORK, March 25.-Northern Pa
cific officials expressed themselves salts
fed that the street knows more about the
business of the company apparently
than the management, and, therefore. is
unwilling to make any statements in
regard to current attacks upon the credit
of the company.
GOSSIP ABOUT PACIFIC ROADS.
New YORK, March %. = President
Cakes of the Northern Pacific was at the
office this morning, comforting with
Willard. Cakes denies that the Manitoba
branches, while earning operating ex-
penses. are not earning interest.
1t is believed in Boston that under no
circumstances will Frederick LANES ac-
cept the Presidency of the Union Pacific.
report is current on Wall street that
important changes are in contemplation
in the Union Pacific. Gould and party
have disposed of the bulk of their hold
ing.
THE TEXAS PACIFIC.
New ORLEANS March 25.-The Times
Democrats FL Paso tTex.) special saws ::
c. II. Huntington and a number of the
Southern Pacific officials arrived Monday
from New York. it is understood they
are to have conference with Jay Gould.
The object is not known, but it is surmised
that Huntington will protest against
Gould extending the Texas Pacific into
Mexico. 1t appears that the Southern
Pacific has contract with Gould that he
will not parallel its line to the Pacific
Coast. This Gould interpreted as apply
ing only to the United States, and the
proposed line through Northern Mexico
to Guaymas will not nullify the contract.
SAN ANTONIO (Tex.) March 25.-Del-
fino Sanchez, son-in-law of x-President
Juan Of Mexico. arrived here tonight on
his way TO London. He stated in an in
terview that he had just been granted
concession from the Mexican Govern
ment for the construction of railroad
from IZuca de Matamoras to Acapulco.
When the conditions of the contract are
complied with the Government will paw
a subsidy of S per cent. annually on
$4,000 per kilometer built for fifteen
years.
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PARIS, March 25.-The new extradition
treaty between France and the United
States was signed this morning.
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DEED OF A MANIAC.
Henry ]. Smith Suicides in the
Presence of a Large Crowd.
DELIBERATELY CUTS HIS THROAT
FROM EAR TO EAR

M. b. Curtis, Who Is Charged With
the Killing of Officer Grant, Re-
leased From Custody on Fifty
Thousand Dollars Bond-An Insane
Man Escapes From q Sheriff and
browns T{imSelF-Fight at San Pedro
Over Il Ships Crew.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the Senate
and House.

Yesterdays Proceedings In the Senate
and House.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-The Senate
shortly after meeting went into execu-
tive session on the Behring Sea arbitra-
ton treaty. The doors We're reopened at
3 p. M, and legislative business was re-
Sumed.
The Senate bill, appropriating $500. COO
for public building at Helena, Mont,
was taken from the calendar and passed.
The Senate then adopted the resolutions
offered by Stanford out of respect to the
memory OF the late Senator Hearst.
Eulogles were delivered by Stanford
Vest. Stewart, Voorhees,, Bate, Dolpb'
Morgan and FELTON,, and then, as further
marx OF respect, the Senate adjourned
until Monday.
IN THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, March %. - The free
coinage fight had a demoralizing effect on
the attendance in the House to-day. and
at no time during the day would the roll
call have developed quorum. 1t was
Impossible TO take decisive action on inn
portant measures.
After prayer by the Chaplain there were
a number of members on their feet
asking for corrections in the Record and
Journal. Most of these were directed
toward the roll call in the Record, which
was incorrectly printed by the printing
Office.
Reed of Maine made sarcastic remark:
:" am glad to notice that this multiplicity
OF errors which has apparently occurred
in this Congress is not evidence of OBJ
liquity as it has been in some Con-
crosses" Laughter
The House then went into Committee
OF the Whole on the private calendar.
Three hours were consumed in consid-
Grafton of the bill for the relief of per
sonal representatives Of Henry II. Sib-
ley, inventor of the Sibley tent, but no
determination was reached.
The committee having risen, the House
ADJOURNED, the evening session being dis
penSed with.
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Ex-United States Marshal Dead.

SALT LAKE, March 25.-Frank II.
Dyer, former United States Marshal, died
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-17
Army Or<lers.


First Lieut.. Samuel E. Smiley, fifth infantry,
is relieved from further duty with the eighth
infantry and will proceed to join his proper
station.
Leave Of absence for fifteen DAYS is granted
Capt Clayton 8. Burbank tenth infantry.
Leave Of absence for two months is granted
Post Chaplain William F. Hubbard.
The extension of leave of absence on surgeon g
certificate Of disability granted First Lieutenant
Francis d. Rucker, second cavalry, is still fur
ther extended one month on surgeons certih-
cate of disability.
First Lieut.. Robert L. Billiard. sixth infan-
try, is relieved from duty as judge advocate of
the general court-martial convene d at the mill
tary prison, Fort Leavenworth. Kan.
First Lieut.. William N. Hughes. thirteenth
infantry, is relieved from duty as q member Of
the general court martial st the military
prison, Fort Leavenworth, Kan, and detailed
as judge advocate of that court.
Leave Of absence for four months and fifteen
permission to leave the department Of the Mis-
souri,, to take effect about July /, is granted
Lieut. Col. Daingerfeld Parker, thirteenth
Infantry.
Leave Of absence for two months, to take eff
feet on being relieved from duty ut the U. 8.
Military Academy, West Point, NY, il granted
First Lieut.. John A. Lundeen fourth artillery.
Second Lieut.. Philip Hawley, sixteenth in
fantry, having been absent from duty over
three months without leave, IL dropped from
the rolls Of the army for desertion, to date from
June 10, 1892.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, June l7.-F1our steady-receipts,
1885 barrels shipments, 4s,144 barrels; Sales IS
barrels. Wheat steady-No 2 red, spot ssassh;
June, ssaSsil; July, s6kas52; August, ssHas5h;
els; Stock 1854 bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels
Southern wheat firmer-Fultz. s4ass; Longberry,
s6a90. Corn strong--mixed spot, 53s< bid; June,
81 asked; July, August, 52h bid; steamer
mixed, 49k bd-receipts, 1852 bushels; stock,
4lO597 bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels. Southern
corn irmer-white. "a; yellow. 5sH. Oats quiet,
but strong-NO. 2, white western, 40a41; No. 2,
mixed western, 3s14a3s - stock, s5,l1s bushels.
Rye dull-No. 2 s4as5-receipts, Al bushels; stock,
1887 bushels Hay frm-good to choice tim
othy, h.5oaI55o. Gram freights quiet. Cotton
Misunderstanding, 7s. Provisions steady, active.
Butter firm creamery, fancy, 49, do fair to
choice. l7als: do. imitation, 15als; lade fancy,
13al4; do. good to choice l2a18 store-packed, lila
10; grass, l2a14. Eggs steady-17. Coffee dull
Rio cargoes, fair, ID; No. I, la. Sugar steady
graduated. AZ. Copper steady-reiined, IN.
Whisky frm-I.27. Peanuts unchanged, firm.
BALTIMORE June H. Baltimore and Ohio
stock, 9IasIk; Virginia threes, 74%aI5A; Balti-
more and ohio Southwestern irsts, 1O1 bid; do
FIRST incomes, 694 bid; do second incomes, Ssk
asked; do. third Incomes 81; Consolidated gas
bonds, 1i51aiI6; do. stock. s. asked.
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and wiree strung all over. The path of the
storm was strewn with machinery, clothing,
pieces Of furniture. wagon wheels, ears Of corn
and every imaginable thing.
This IL only "a sample Of the storm, a. it was
probably forty miles in extent, and being fol-
lowed immediately by heavy rains it is hard to
get at all the facts.
Ten are reported killed in the neighborhood
Of Mapleton and twenty injured.
About two miles north of Blooming Prairie
the storm was severe and Of cyclonic charac-
ter. Houses and barns we're more or less dam
aged and in some instances totally destroyed.
No loss of life is reported in that neighborhood,
however. pouring, drenching rain accom-
panied the wind storm.
The northern half Of the cyclone was the
more destructive. II passed northeasterly
about four miles south Of Minnesota lake and
not building in its path was left standing,
while many people were killed or wounded.
The cyclone passed on northeastward and was
lost track Of. The country devastated is one
Of the most prosperous sections Of the state.
and houses were thickly dotted over the prai-
ries. Scores Of those houses were destroyed,
and it is estimated the loss Of life will foot up
to from thirty to fifty. The devastated terri
tory was today covered with flood of water,
and through the deep mud, on horseback and
In wagons, hundreds Of people searched for
some trace of their homes, some wind-tossed
souvenir of their lost possessions, or for the
faces Of missing friends. 1t may be two or
three days before the full sum of the disaster is
known.