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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-28
CONCEITED OMAHA
Thinks She Had the Storm all 10 Her.
self Read the other News.

OMAHA, Neh March 27-Abou. !
o'clock yesterday morning the rsir, which
had been ia na all night, turned into
heavy snow. Towards noon the tenp'r
ture dropped several degrees and the wind
drove the snow in singing, h0r!z inisl lines
which soon cleared the strec.s of all except
those who were compelled 10 be cut.
All street car siiic WAS early blooksded
The electric lines stopped because Of the
danger from numerous crosses with fallen
telephone and Telegraph hnes The cable
line parted its rope when the storm was al
us height.
At s o'clock cold, drizziag rain wss
falling and the streets were almost impsis
BILE. Floods OF vster and slush coveIei 4
the crossings. Half thu telephone poles
with their weight of hundreds Of snov laden
wires were twisted and broken, and in some
cases leaned up agsiDtt the building.
Broken wires hung in loops to the sid,
walks or lay iu tangled mass across the
street, while those owe head were in almost
inextricsble confusion. Eighty wires lead
ing to the Western Union Telegraph Com
pans Office were useless.
Last night the city was in darkness. ow
ing TO the electric light currents beirg
turned of. The Western Udion Company
did not have a wire workiUg out of Omaha
All service so 0msna was conducted by
special messenger.
Both the b & NJ. and the Union Pacific
abandoned freight trains that the passenger
traffic might not be interfered With. The
really serious trouble rss on the lows S more
as the wires were almost completely proI-
trsted from the river 10 the transfer. Line
men set at work to repair the damages.
The storm sppesrs 20 have been local. rs
no trouble was e1perie need 25 mile > away
The dtmsge is nos fully known.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Edward Kuspp, III, brakeman Who vas
so terribly injured at Wilton Friday, died
soon sfter.
The Lewi,ton Mo umental Works signed
the union price Saturday and will discharge
al pon-nnion met.
Napol son MsrteI. sgad .. of Biddeford,
Me-, was drowned while plsyiDg on the ice
in the river Saturday afternoon.
The handsome steamer Frank Jlne. for
the Portland & Mschiss Steamboat Com
parry was successfully launched at Bath
Saturday.
The schooner Nettie Gushing was towed
to Portland Friday BY the schooner Forest
Maid. In the gale Of last Wednesday she
lost her maiu boom, had her msinsail torn,
and her captain wss washed overheard and
drowned. She is owned in Thomsston and
was bound from Thomaston for New York.
The Biddeford R,ysl Templsrs have
passed resolutions calling the attention c f
the executive officers of the city and county
to the Isxity ia the enforcement of the
liquor laws there and requesting all tenn
perance organizations Of the city to unite
10 appointing committees on public meet
ings. on the prosecution Of law breakers
and on the city liquor agency.
Jadge Wm. L. Putnam, lately ap-
pointed circuit judge, took the oath OF Of
fice Saturday afternoon, before Judge
Webb, at Portland. Tie exercises were
very brief, Consisting Of reading Of the
commission and administering Of the oath.
after which the court adjourned. In the
evening an elaborate complimentary BAN
quet was rendered to Judge Putnam by the
Cumberland bar and other friends.
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BATES COLLEGE.
Athletic Exhibition and More
Sophomore Pik. Speaking
Sporting Records Broken and Records
Established IL The Colksa.
Belfast Man Gets Broken Leg by Log
Rolling ON Him.

Special to the KEssEsEc JON Nall
LEwIsrox, March 28.--Fridsy sirsrhocn
the indsor athletic meet took plsce In this
q mBaslum. Tie gallery vas Allied with
the lady friends Of the college. while
around the room we're grouped che students
themselves, who were TO contest. or TO
.ppiaad the contestants. The master Of
ceremonies was Powers. IS The events
sefe the ususl stsadlns ard running broad
and high jumps, sssndiag high kick, hitch
xiek. hand vsult. etc Good shnsings
ssrs made in all eve ., and In the stanc-
ing and running high amps and the Standing
1ign kiek Ihr coitsg- records we're broken,
'hiis in the hsnd vsuE record was made
FOR tbe college by Bolster, %, who cleared
hs bar al IT. . in.
The clocEs xeus f2sier than the sports
and az Ave The meet was ad djourned to Sat-
ufdsy.
Friday evening = reception was given
the hAse blli club and It's friends. For the
entertainment Of the company the ladies Of
the college. under Miss King '92. performed
their dumtb,n er.n. Mr.. Hackett sAng
sad Miss Puls1fsr read. Then tbs lsci $
sgpssred again snd showed how to do fancy
psrctIz. They performed variety
OF pleasing sroluiions, and then Sc
lac ID Farmers for leap years
m,rch. The reception became changed to
8 conversation club, refrest mants wers
served AID sIeeches offered 70 inspire tie
osli players fer the coming season.
Saturday a. 10. 30 A. NJ the athletes re-
.ssmbiei to finish the sports of the pre-
eedirg day. The events vsr: half mile
s.lk, mis- run. pole yaul. and running
n gh Kick. No records were broken but a
rec 1rd Of 7 n. 10 l2 ia, wss made for the
o iese iu the kick Al the close Of the
exercises Msssrs. Hoffman and Morden
entertained tie spec c.ators with An acr0bArc
1xbibition.
Thursday evening the second division Of
the sophomore Glass gave their prizs decls-
ns'ions In the college chapel. They were
we'll attended and show ed careful prepars-
tion. Music WAS by the Zee club. The
programme was As follows:
f. ". caIr,-"fIeroes Of he Land of Penn,"
A. W. smail,-"inveetiye Against Warren Hast
f }. Ilasch,-"Dea h of the Old SQUIRE" Anon
II. NJ. Cook.-"Conciliation with America"
Kate A. Leslie. LADY wentworth,"
Longfeliow
Music.
W. +. Hamilton IA Dream of the War"
Ingersol
yaude A Hill,-"Mona's Waters" Anon
D. q . Field Tho oman of numoies Head
Scott.
". X. Fietcher,-"Address in Behalf of the
Greeks" Lacey
Music.
f.. =. Pierce .-"The Fig Restored en- Fort
Sumter Beecher.
c. C. Bracket -"Gerias Of Success" Donovan.
j b boag,-'Jhe Roman sentiDsi." Florence.
$, L. Grsvts,-"ihe Spy" Brown
Music.
At the close CT The evening the judges
re ported the following members Of abe class
FOR The prize diyisinn F. l. Csllsh.u. w
4. Page, Cora B Pennell, Bessie W. Gel
ri,h, W. A, French, L bel j. Cummings,
4. J. Marsh, + W Carr. E. j Hatch, W.
2. Hamilton, Msude A Hill, f. F. Purce,
j. B. Hosg. These will repeat their parts
next week.
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EARLY START.
The Western Cyclone Tornado.
WIndsiorm Plend AVsks
And Tskss Sort Of an Op,nlDg
Spring HouseclsaDiDg Job,
Anyway Il Takes Houses, Barns and
Buildings from Foundations
And Sails THIN Through ths AlF Look
Ing fox a New Location.
Not Man, Hurt, But Lots OF People
Were Badly Frightened.

MosrEcELLo. ILL.,, March 27 A orasdo
swept Pax county yesterday, lereling
buildings and destroying many thousands.
of dollars worth Of properly. l. came
from the South and was accompanied by a
severe hsil storm.
The cvelone was 200 feet vide and swept
every thir in its path. Barns and houses
were carried from their foundations and
demoIi'h.d
Buildings were seen high in the all being
carried along by the cyclone. No loss of
life has vet been reported, though ihere
we're many narrow escapes.
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SPORTING NOTES.

Pfefer says be vii not play in New
York or Chicsgl 1t is Loiisviile or not
at all
Harvard will play a; Dartmouth May IL
ard IA, Dartmouth starts on the spring
tour April 6.
Six,een Yale base bail men will go to the
training table this week The Yale team
took its fret outdoor practice OF the season
at the Yale field Saturday afternoon.
The Naw Yorks and Washib gions viii
play in Richmond on Monday. Oa Tues
day and Wednesday she New Yorks and
Philsdelphiss will play in r chmond
The first game Of any importance near
Boston will be the frs. game Of the Har-
ward Uoiversity nine at Cambridge on Sat
urdsy. April2 Their opponents will be
the Phillips Andover Academy nine.
According to the official schedule, the
Bostons will travel about ID pol miles this
season. They will carry Is men on each
trip, and at the rate Of two cents mile the
travelling II will be s4224.32. The club
will make eight trips, TIE shortest being to
B'ookiyn And return. The longest stretch
will be from Chicsgo TO Boston. The mex,
longest will be from New York to ST. Louis.
The gresteet extent of one trio will be the
fret trip Of the second half, 1901 miles.
The New England league will be = sure
thing, and Port ard will be in it, is the way
matters stand now. At the meeting held
in this ci'y all Of the directors Of last sea-
sons club were present. The expressed
opinion OF all present vas that's lesgue
started on . strong business bisis, with
each club posting = sum OF noaey gusrsn-
teeiog to fnish the ses,oD, ssd the salary
limit TO be placed st q moderate figure,
which would be rigidy enforced, would be
ssuccess Portland Argus.
Following is = schedule Of the Boston
games for the season:
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OUR NEW NAVY
Several Monster Crafts 10 be Launched
in Few Days.

WASHINGTON, March ?6.-The work OF
putting tn. ntw navy III Jst will be eArriee
rapidly t5rwsrd during the coming year
whe her there il trouble in BehIiag sea ~
net.
The lsunchirg Of the Raleigh, the 5000
ton cruise which is building at the Norfolk
Navy Yard, takes plsee on "Wednesday, aud
invitsiions have been sent by Commodore
Weaver 20 Secretary Tracy, Assis ant S'e'
retary Soley, seversl of the bureau ehief5
In the navy department, the committees on
naval If sire Of the two houses Of Congress
aud the senators and representatives from
vireiois and North Csrolius.
The DOLPHIN was ordered here to take
Secretary Tracy to Norfolk TO witness th,
launch, tut the secretary is 90 busy on the
Behrins sea difficulty sni other matters
tina. he probably will be unable to go.
The lsupch OF the Raleigh will be fol-
loved Ia abou, Elk weeks By the lsuach OF
her sister ship, the 3000-,on cruiser Gncin
nsti, at the nsvy yard at BROOKLYN.
Both vessels will be in commission in
about year, snd though they sTe not the
frst vessels lau ched from government,
yards, they will be the fret put IN com
mission.
The leading naval event of the year, il
the opinion of Secretary Tracy, will be the
launching OF cIuiser No. ~ at the Cramp'
ship yard in Philsdel pnis. The event sill
tske place early in May, and Secretary
Tracy will probably make il n more notable
occasion than any ot the othtr lsunohings
The new cruiser he regards. according to
the naval fIicers. as the apple Of bis eye
L; will be a commerce destroyer pure and
single, sud has required speed of II
knots an hour, which t is hoped. will be
raised WHIT II the ves sci is Iested. TO % knots,
Toe new cruiser has been cbristei ell the
Pirate. and while il is unlikely that she viii
bear q is utle when formally put upon the
naval list. Secretary Ttscy rays that il il
doubtful if she is ever generally known by
any other name, for she was ehrstened q e
Pirate when the plans were made and it was
determined TO give her the ape 6dy qualities
which she will possess.
1t expected that she viii be able to
over,ske any vessel sil nat. with the excsp-
tcn of halt dtzsn of the sp' G iiest vessels
in the world,
Another vessel 10 be isuGched some time
this err will be one Of the three 2000 ton
gunbo.ts nov building at South Boston
The new gu1boat is known ss No. IL, and
h4r sister ships. ,he Montgomery and ihe
Detroit, Efe building at Baltimore. They
have sIready been lsuached, and will be in
commits ion IN about six months.
Ii 10 expected at the navy department
that all the vessels about to be launched
will be ia commission within year, and
that a number Of other new cruisers viii
also be ia readiness to go into active service.
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SD CONGRESS.
Speaker Crisp Trying to HslE
Out The Silver Bill.
Bland DuTsheafled asd The Inlls
Hopeful and Courageous.


WAsHISGrss March 26.-Spesker Crisp.
who is nov directing the free coinage f.hs,
talked with MeMillsn iodsy about the clos.
p,e rule, and WAS sns se;td that Mcmillan
would vote to report il fAvorxbly.
Bat Mcmillan may vote to amend il 50 as
to i1e1porsIe come Of the modifcsiions
which thu anti free coinage men have
asked leave 10 ptt sent before the commit
tee.
If CatchinRs reaches here tomorrow, IS
be tele egfsphed crisp last night be would.
the committee on rules will meet Monday
morning, and will probably report the elos-
ure rule, modified or not modifi ID, - 5000
as the House meets.
IL depends on the republicans whether
il! is adopted or not. II Reed can hold them
as he did on Thursday night, be will throw
their stfeng ssairss the rule and beat it
Assuming il to be adopted, A. Crisp
thinks il will be, ii was conceded by all Of
the different elements Of the House repre-
sented At ths Capitol ~ even more likely
today than on yesterday that the an'i-fre
coinage men would win another victory.
Bland, Pierce, Bsrtine and the other free
coinsge leaders have recovered some Of
their hope, while The anii-free eolnsg 3
men, encouraged BY the newspapers ana BY
kilograms and by letters from home, are
more hopeful and courageous than ever.
Will Lay Over Till Tuesday.
Owipg to the sbsenee of Mr.. Cstchings
and the desire tla, there shall be full
representation Of thu members when rule
making on the Bland free coinage bill
and pending amendments special order is
tax IN up, the House rules committee will
not report and call up the special order
until Tuesday. The silver fight will then
be rene y ed and fought TO a finish
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SWIFT PUNISHMENT.
OVtf 5000 Chinese RebblS Put 10 Death
by III. Sword
And 800 Burned Ali,e--1'he Rebel
Leader Captured and Killed.

SAN FRANCisOo, Cal, March 27.-Ad-
vices just received from Shst z lai say that
In the rscsrt engage ments Ia Northern
China the imperial army lost only FIVE
Killed sod i5 wounded, while over 5000
rebels were put TO death with the sword
aGd 500 burned sliye.
There were several battles. The chief
engagement took place in Chen Chang di,-
uict, vhsre the rebels had . fortified camp
and where the churches Of the new creed"
served As the outpost, Of the rebel army.
An onslsush: was made upon their posi-
ion, sr Il after al engagement lasting ts0
hours, 800 Of the 1900 were put 10 the
sword Abou, 800 Of the rest ware burned
alive. One hundred srssglers we're sfied.
Great numbst Of sdhsrent. Of the New
creed" were cap uted, including three lead
srs, wba ~ere dsospitsted. In another bat
sle over 400 rebels were killed. Later the
rebel leseer, Ii Hung Tsa, was captured
and behesded.
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Maine Pensions.

WAsHINeTos, March 27-The following
pensions have been granted Msine people
Original, Lather BisD, joseph CtileY,
Edward A. Gibos, Elias HawsrI, Ezssisl
I. KellAr. John NJ Spesf, Albert S Brock,
John G. Scott, William Dfube, Granville
Hssty. Additional, Simeon Bnsgs.
Charles Bodep, Thomas Flsherty In
cr,sse. Charles A. Robinson. William
Got lie. Samuel N. Bobinson, Edward C.
k1kpsuick. Isaac Bingham, Aionz1 Mar
TIN. Reissue, Henry L. Wheeler Orig
insi, widows, etc Elizabeth G. Grindle,
Harriet Colby.
Original. Joshus B. Brooks, Frederick
Z Farson. Edwin W. Gra6sn, VIM. ID.
McKim, James B Wright, Edsin Bryant,
Fred ID. Lane s'er. John L Lee. Sc h j..
Yourg Isaac W. G lie, Lsreiiyn X Wepber,
Sylvester Gray. Additional, David W. w.
Arey. Increase, isa.e Behnett, Edsin X.
MeKsr zie, Andrew Morsns, Bepj .nio q.
Csupbell, L bert Stevens, EDjth G.
S'eveGs Reissue, Samuel W. Ho-ad.
Original -sdozs, etc , Flora A. Branch,
Sarah z. MichseIis, MNii B Field, Nan ,
Z. Dudley. Beri4min Collins (father)
Melvena W. Abbott.
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ImpOrtant-Read 1t.

Senator Hale has received the following
letter which will be Of interest to our
readers
Buresu Of the American Republics,
Dsp'e Of State, Washington. U. S. A.
March 20, 1892
To TUE HONORABLE EuGEsE HALE, UliGed
States Senate. Washington, ID e.
Sir III you will be good enough to fur
nish The names Of ary manufacturers in
your State Who desiIe to introduce their
goods into Mexico. Central and South Am
erica and the West Indies, the Bureau Of
the American Republ es viii take pleasure
in placing them in direct communication
with importing merchsn.s in those markets
Who deal in their h1e OF merchandise.
There is demand FOR all forms Of pro
visions ard Other preserved Il odi, wearing
spparel. orusments, articles Of household
use, implements aDd machinery. vehicles,
hardware, cutlery, building materials, drugs
and msdiline stationery, toys, novelties,
notions, and all kinds OF Injuries. | have
the honor to be
Your obedient servant.
WILLIAM K. CURTIS
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THEY PROTESTED
Against HaIinS the Bodies Of
Their ToYa's Poor
faktn from THAR GRaY.S and Placed
On The DisAttins fihls.
West Gardiner People Indignant, and
1t Seems, With Just Cause.
Especial to the Ksrnebec JOURNAL. !


WEST GARpIsxx, March &c The good
citizens Of this Town have been considers
ably wrought up over In Attsmp, to take up
snd remove the bodies Of two town p.apers
Who have died this winter.
Ii ssems that the State Medical School
sent for the bodies, calming them under
section 3 of chapter ls. Il. S. which reads
as follows:
Sec. 3. The body Of any person dying
ia the 5 ate. which shall not be claimed,
reasonable notice being given, for burial
by the family or next Of kin of such per-
son, shall be suejsc TO the use OF the Med
ical School OF Maine for anatomical put
p0ses, ss hereinafter provided. and IL ST
aay time said school receives greater num-
bsr OF bodies than it needs for the instfuc-
tion OF It's students, is may deliver the same
to any regular physician or surgeon in the
State for the same purpose"
Sections 2 ard also provide that the
Medical School, physicians or surgeons
shall give bord 10 not lees than SlC0, that
such bodies shall be used only for ansiomi-
cal purposes in the State and shall be DE-
Gently buried after such use, and that the
persons having bodies in charge shall secure
such b1Id and eoforee payment il violated.
The fsct thar il 10 commonly reported
that such disposition Of the subjects on the
part of some schools 10 not made bat that
the skeletons go 10 shose who dissect in
stead Of being de- ntly buried ~ requ' red
by law. led largely TO the feeling against
this practice being carried out here.
Many people Of our COED State are uI-
aware that tuch = Law exists; nevsrthel- IS
ii is there. although passed many years ago.
When the citizens became aware Of wbst
Was being done they made = vigorous pro
test, and were informed that tine only way
to stay procs edings was to step fors ard and
pay the burial expenses.
After some delay the relatives of one Of
the persons, who, by the way. died st the
Insane Asylum, stepped up and paid his
expenses, and for the expenses os the other
= private subscription was taken up, thus
taving. to their own minds at least, the 20 I'd
name and reputation of the town.
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100000 DAMAGE
BY One Section Of Freight Train Crash.
ing Into the other.

MASsYIEpD, o March 27.-In = frsish,
~reck On the Erie road mere this n.ernins,
two cog nes snd gesnsy cars were sms.hso,
snt.iiias 8 loss OF 800 600. A usgo man
vs.. slightly and bysAadsr seriously hurt.
The accIdsas ras aus 10 the fact IIz. tbe
sngIEser OF tie second section loss coasrol
Of his g4in, and he lasse. dashed do-n
grade sod ran into TIE Asss secsior, which
vas taking water.
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Log Rolled on Him and Broke His Leg.
Special 70 the KEsNEBEo JOURNAL

BELFAST, March 26 George Ryan, .
tesmsser employed by II. F. Mason. hsd
hi. leg broken by a log rolling upon it
while st work in the woods.
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IN THE HOUSE.


WAsHIsGros, March 26.-After the trsr =
ssction Of unimpoftsnt busir -, the House
today Pre- oceeded under special order to the
consideration OF the pension bills repo ed
fsvorabiy from the committee Of the whole
81 lsst Friday nights session.
The first bill was one to pension Sarah L.
Henderson, an army nurse. Ona division
no quorum appeared. and Bailey n lie that
point, bu. on roIl-call q quorum voted and
the bill was passed.
Seventeen private pension bills were
passed, and then at 2 o'clock public bust.
ness was suspended. and the colleagues of
the late Francis b. S2inols. of New York,
proceeded to pay tributes Of respect to his
memory.
After speeches BY Bourke Cochran, Amos
Cummings and others ,tha House adj burned.
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l. il Not What We Say

Bus vhas Hoods Satsapariils does, that
makes il sell. asd has given il such . f.m
aad la.sina hald upon the confidence OF shs
people Tie voluntary statements Of
Thousands Of people prove beyond qasssi IN
thst this psegs,sTien possesses wonderful
medieisal power.
Hoods Pills cure Consapstiou by re.tor-
ing the peristsiric scson Of the AiimsatAry
canal. They are the best family ca,hsr.ic.
e&w1ychd&vfolrm
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CAPITAL NOTES.

The 6enste is worked up over the escspe
Of is dosnss in secret session.
The President has approved the findings
OF the court martial in the case Of Msj.
Charles B. Throckmorson, q. s. A.,
charged With Duplicating his pay accounts,
sad modified the sentence to Suspension
from rank and duty and to be placed upon
hsH pay for PERIOD Of nvs yesrs. The
sentence Of the court was dismissal from
tie army.
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CARPENTERS HURT.
Building Blown Down at Durango, COL,
One Man viii Die.

Denver, Col, March PA special
from DurspgJ says that heavy wind pre-
vsiei there yesterday and blew down s
building in the course Of erection upon
which FIVE carpenters we're working. One
vas probsly fatally injured aid three were
severely hurt,
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DEGREE OF FORFEITURE
Ordered Against Schooner James g..
swan, for Illegal Seal Killing.

SEATTLE, Wash, March 81 The Unit
ed stes district judge here yesterday hand
ed down a decisico in the c.se Of the Unit
ed States VS. Schooner james @ S,sn,
vhcl vas seized jay 20 1889. snd con-
iemned to be forfeited 10 the Urited S:ates
for beira engaged N killing fur seals in
the vsts-s of Alssks JUICE Hsnfora or
deftd scree Of forfeiture entered.
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WAsHIsGros. March 27.-rhe follorir z
change. il the postal service ia Msiue are
announced
RJuta 4s9. Lake View to Milo; leave
L.ks Vis~ daily except sundays at 2 z.
NJ. Arrive at Miio BY I z. NJ Leave
Milo daily e1ceP' Sunday. a. 10 d A. M.
Arrive A. Like View Dy II 25 F. n
Is Celd.se has been appoiuted post
ruA.'er o. Gfsaits, Hancock Co., vica G. /.
WsboeY
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WALT WHITMAN DEAD.
The Aged Poet Passed Quietly Away at
His Home.

CasDxs, n. j., March 27.-WAls Wht
msn, tb poet, died ss his home late Sasur-
day, after lingering illness.
Tae fu0ersi will take p!ses Wednefday
81 o'clock. Tiefe Will be 10 religious
services. Several ptowinspI m IN, have not
ye. osei9ed upon, whC al spssg.
An autopsy today disclosed The fsci thai
tle,9ost's LETT iuas was en'irsly gone, while
Of ihe night there was but brs atsiog spol
lrft; the heart vas surrouldsa By mum.
osr Of small abscsssss, sad ao0u. tso and
a half qlsrts Of water. The PAIN in hl.
lsfg sids vss found 20 have been caused b,
peritoniiis. The brain wai sbgormsliy
lsrge, and in fairly healthy coadiH9p.