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Poison In the EIoIII..

PAso RoBLEs, March 30.-News reached
here this evening Of an attempt to kill
Morris }. Heenan, farmer. residing six
miles east OF here. He returned home
Monday evening, after weeks absence
and found "a window broken. but every,
thing within being undisturbed. Sus-
plclon OF burglary vanished, he made
bread for supper, ate a few bits and be-
came Violently i'll. He ran to- neighbor,
where hot water and mustard was ad-
mlnistered, relieving the stomach of its
contents. This and the flour were
brought to town for analysis, and found
to contain strychnine. Heenan has not
recovered, but is out of danger. Officers
are working on the case.
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Canadian sailors on the Lakes

CHICAGO, March 30.-This afternoon
Immigrant Inspector Stitch received in
formation from Washington that the
Treasury Department has decided that
Canadians cannot, under the alien labor
law, be allowed to serve as sailors on
American vessels on the lakes. 1t is
feared that this will cripple the lake
trade, as hundreds of Canadians are so
employed.
Coombs Named for the Japan Mission.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-The Presi-
dent has scent the following nominations
to the Senate:
Frank L. Coombs of California, Min
lister TO Japan.
TO be Judges OF Probate in Utah Ter
ritory-Edward B. Kirk, in Box Elder
County; George w. Bartch, Salt Lake
County
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PEACH CROP.
Alarming Reports Sent Out From Del
aware and MARYLAND.

Alarming Reports Sent Out From Del
aware and Maryland.
NEW YORK, March 30.-The peach crop
killers are sending out fresh alarms re-
garding the prospects of the coming sea-
son in Delaware and Maryland. They
affirm that late storms and the cold
weather have done more or less damage,
and there is not the ghost of chance for
anything like full crop. Some estimate
that 90 per cent. of last years harvest is
all that can be calculated upon from the
present outlook. Others guess it will
not be over 20 per cent. of the average
crop. Still others go to the extreme,
prophesying only 10 per cent. of an aver
age crop. The stories are generally cred
tied here. Meanwhile the canned peaches
spectators are making hay while the sun
shines.
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Remarkable Accident.

PHOENIX (Ariz.), March 30.-A remark
able accident occurred near Palonlas,
Mexico, to Mormon family on Satur-
day. b. r. Young was riding behind
another wagon, when loaded gun in the
front wagon was accidentally discharged
the ball piercing Mrs. Young'S shoulder.
then his sous hip, and, passing through
his baby's head. struck Mrs Mary Rob
erts, daughter OF Mr.. Young. The bullet
seriously wounded the flther and son,
and killed the baby instantly, slightly
wounding Mrs. Roberts.
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The Now Orleans Lynching.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-No confirm
alton is obtainable here of the Indian
apolis dispatch saying the Government
will pay 100000 indemnity to the fami
lies of the Italians killed at New Orleans.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-There is good
authority for saying That settlement of
the question growing out of the New Or
leans incident, by the payment of an in
demnity of a hundred thousand francs,
has practically been determined upon.
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Cyrus w. FIELDS Health.

New YORK, March S0.-An interview
with Cyrus w. Field is printed here.
The aged fnancier is still feeble. He at
tributed the financial irregularities OF his
son to insanity. He says he can remem-
Der thousand things which indicated
unsoundness of mind. Field is said to
be much better now, though still far from
well, and he added that he would make a
statement for publication as soon as he
was strong enough
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MERCHANT MARINE.
Two Reports on the Subject Submitted
to the House.

to the House.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-Enloe has
submitted to the House the report of the
Committee on Merchant Marine, recon-
mending the repeal of the Mail Subsidy
Act. 1t dissents from the policy of sub
sides on the ground that it is robbery,
and says if the principle of subsidy is
right it should apply to all, and that the
cotton-planter has as much right as the
ship-owner. The minority argues in
favor of the retention of the law, based
upon figures showing the impetus given
ship building under the new regime.
Comment is made upon the refusal of the
majority to hear testimony or investigate
the workings of the Act. 1t is main
tanned that had we pursued in the past
the subsidy policy we would have held
supremacy on the high seas in the mer-
chant marine service, instead of paying.
principally to England, during the last
thirty years the enormous tribute OF
over three billion dollars for the trans
portation of goods.
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BEHRING SEA DISPUTE,
Secretary Blaine Prepares a Letter
Answer to Salisbury's Note,

secretary Blaine prepares a Letter In
Answer to Salisbury's Note.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-Secretary
Blaine resumed the discharge of his of
fetal duties to-day. at conference be-
tween the President, Mr.. Blaine and
General Foster this morning, a letter pre-
pared by the Secretary replying to Sails
bury's last note was accepted as defining
the position of this Government. AS if
calls Tor no material change in Sails
bury's proposition it is expected an
agreement Will be reached in a short
time. In the matter of arbitration, CEN
eral Foster will be agent and ex-Minis-
ter Phelps OF Vermont leading counsel
on behalf OF the United States. Ex-Sen-
ator Spooner of Wisconsin viii probably
also be invited to act as counsel. The
two arbitrators on behalf of the United
States have not yet been chosen.
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THE wABspIrE ALL RIGHT.
The Report That She Was in Distre.
Proves Incorrect.

The Report That She Was in Distress
Proves Incorrect.
MONTERREY, March 3O-The Pacific
Coast Steamship Company's steamer
Bonita, which put into the harbor here
yesterday with her machinery disabled,
owing to the severity of the weather, had
the necessary repairs made and proceeded
OH her way south this morning.
Nothing yet has been learned concern
ing the British man-of-war Warspite.
which was reported flying signals of dis
tresS off Point Sur.
The tug Fearless, Capatin Dan Haskell
arrived here at $3.50 o'clock this morning
after fruitless search for the Warspite. .
1t is supposed that the Warspite sig
nailed the Bonita, Offering assistance, and
that owing to the thickness of the
weather the signals were not discernibIe
The Fearless is still here.
THE WARSPITE ALL RIGHT
MONTERREY, March 30.-The Warspite
was not in distress. She saw the Bonita
trying to save man and offered assist
ance,
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The Bridge a Perfect success.

SAN ANTONIO (Tex.), March 30.-The
first train over the bridge across Pacos
Canyon comprised five coaches, bearing
c. p. Huntington and distinguished
party of other Southern Pacific officers
and guests from Mexico. The bridge is
a perfect success. Mr.. Huntington pro-
ceeded to Ell Paso, where, it is thought,
he will meet Jay Gould.
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HARMONY MUST PREVAIL IN ORDER
TO WIN THE FIGHT.

Frank L. COMBS Name Sent to the
Senate by President Harrison to be
Minister to Japan-The Majority of
the House Committee on Merchant
Marine Submits a Report Recon-
mending tho Repeal of the Mail
Subsidy Act-Secretary Blaine Pre-
pareS an Answer to Salisbury'S
Note on the Seal Fisheries.
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Fatal Niue ExnIos,on

CLEELUM (Wash.), March 3O.-At the
Roslyn coal mine this morning an ex-
plosion occurred, in which Henry Greg
Dry, colOred driver, and one mule were
killed. The negro entered the mine with
lighted lamp unprotected, when a fear
full explosion ensued. The negro and
mule were blown to atoms. Two other
miners Were badly injured
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suits having been obtained in all cases.
The test just taken place was with 4-inch
and S-inch guns. In the former 3d.
pound projectile was used with powder
charge of 81 pounds. The velocity OBJ
tanned was 2,lS0 feet per second, at a pres
sure of 1873 tons.
In the case of the S-inch gun, an So
pound projectile was used. The powder
charge was Is pounds. There was devel-
oped velocity of 2,4l5 feet per second,
and pressure of 1876 tons. These results
compare favorably with those obtained
abroad under much better conditions.
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Nicaragua Canal.

NEW YORK, March 30.--The FoH-street
Journal says: President Warner Miller,
of the Nicaragua Canal, leaves for Cali
fornia this week on matters connected
with the canal. We understand that the
company is getting substantial help from
financial interests in California. j. w.
Mackay recently put good deal Of
money into the company and pronounces
himself strongly in favor of the enter
prise,
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Free Coinage Bill.

WASHINGTON, March 30.--One or more
silver petitions are still circulating in the
House, but there does not seem to be any
probability that sufficient signatures will
be secured. Regarding the notice given
by Senator Stewart of his intention to
call up the silver bill next Monday, it is
said there will be no effort made to unite
the Democrats in the Senate, and each OF
the Senators will exercise his individual
Judgment in casting his vote.
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Safe Burglarized at Virginia CITY.

VIRGINIA CITY New, March 3O.-The
safe at Peterson q Samuels' livery stable
was found to have been forced open dur
ing Monday night and So in coin alb
stracted therefrom. George. Sheridan. a
young miner formerly employed at the
stable and familiar with the working of
Of having committed the burglary.
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SeaIers, Damage Claims.

OTTAWA (Ont.), March 30.-Between
thirty and forty claims of British Column
bia sealers for damages aggregating $780,
600 have been forwarded to the Depart
ment of Marine at Ottawa, in compliance
with the proclamation requesting claims
for compensation for loss occasioned by
the expulsion of sealers from Behring
Sea under the uOGltS Nlpen0l.
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STEAMER SUNK.
Filled With Water While Being Loaded
With Coal.

" IIu OOaI.
SEATTLE (Wash.), March 80. = The
steamer Macarthur of the United States
Coast and Geodetic Survey was sunk at
the coal bunkers this evening. She was
loading coal, with all the ports on the
berth deck wide open. The coal came in
more rapidly than was expected, listing
the boat to the port until the water
rushed through her port holes. Before
anything could be done to right her She
went down. The vessel was fowed n few
yards nearer the shore as She was going
down, in the hope that she might Land
high enough to be partly out of water
when the 5ide goes out, but it is thought
is possible that she will break in two
when the tide goes out.
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"PRINCE'. MICHAEL.
Hooted and Pelted With Mud While
Being Taken to Jail.

DETROIT, March 30.-At the arraign-
ment of Prince Michael and Lizzie
Court. disciples of the Flying Roll,
arrested several days ago on charges of
immortality, this afternoon both refused
to plead, and pleas of not guilty were en-
tered in each case. The Prince was
charged with adultery, low and lascivious
cohabitation, and cohabitating with girl
under sixteen years of age, and bail was
fixed at S1,7O0. The Court woman was
only charged with adultery and bal, was
fixed at 500. Both prisoners were held
to answer next Monday morning. After
court adjourned the prisoners were taken
to jail, followed by a mob. which hooted
and .pelted the prisoners and officers with
mud.
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CHICAGO, March 30.-State's Attorney
Longenecker to-day struck Reporter NJ.
II. Salt, who is engaged in writing up the
Doodle business. Salt was the author of
an article in his paper charging Longe-
necker with being a boodler himself and
afraid to push the cases against the bood
Iers. Longenecker threatens criminal
libel and the reporter threatens the arrest
of LOngenecker.
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Mines to be Shut Down.

DENVER, March 30.-The manager of
the Aspen Consolidated Mining Company
OF Aspen and manager of several rich
silver mines at Telluride received orders
to shut down work inside of week. The
action will throw LOCO men out of en-
ployment. The cause for closing down
is the very low prices being paid for
silver
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Kentucky RenuhIIcans.

LOUISVILLE (Ky.), March 30.-The
State Republican Convention to-day
adopted platform cordially indorsing
the Mckinley law, reciprocity and Har-
rison's administration, and recommend
ing that the delegates selected by this
convention vote for Harrison's renomi-
nation.
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SUFFERING IN RUSSIA.
Peasants in the Famine Districts
in Further Need of Aid.
AN APPEAL TO BE ISSUED TO GER
MAN-AMERICAN CITIZENS

Stringent Measures Being Taken by
the French Government for the Sup
preston of Anarchism-Eorty Lead
ing Foreign Anarchists Ordered Out
of tho Countrywide Capital of Bur-
NAH Visited With Deadly Con-
migration - Three-Quarters of the
City Already Destroyed, With Great
Loss of Life.
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Judge w. r. Gilbert.

PORTLAND, March 30.-United States
District Judge Deadly to-day administered
the oath of Office to w, b. Gilbert, re-
Gently appointed Judge of the Circuit
Court OF Appeals for the Ninth Judicial
Circuit. Judges Deadly and Gilbert
leave tomorrow evening for San Fran
cisco to attend the session OF the Court of
Appeals.
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business Pnralrzed .

MILTON, March 30.-The burning of
the hosting works Of the Union Copper
mine at Copperopolis yesterday morn
ing has paralyzed the business of that
town for the present. The owners OF
freighting teams at this place feel quite
blue over this misfortune, as the freight
amounts to about 800 tons per month.
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ANARCHISTS IN PARIS.
Orders for the Expulsion of Forty For
eign Leaders.

Orders for the Expulsion of Forty For
eign Leaders.
PARIS, March 30.-In accordance with
the decision fthe Government to adopt
most stringent measures to suppress an
archists, orders for their expulsion from
France to-day were communicated to
forty leading foreign anarchists in Paris.
No actual crime is charged, but the
authorities are determined TO prevent
these men from committing violence
here. They are known to be hand III
glove with French anarchists, and it is
believed they Will far less dangerous if
driven from the country. Several other
anarchists were warned q short time ago
10 leave France, but they paid no atten-
ton to the warning. To-day they viii be
taken in charge by the police and con-
Quoted to the frontier.
RAVACHoL CAPTURED.
PARIS, March 30.-The anarchist, Leon
Rayachol. the supposed leader in the
recent explosions, was arrested to-day.
When measured by the Bretillon sys-
TEN he was identified as the notorious
anarchist Konigstein. When arraigned
Ravachol denied his identity as Rava-
chol, land when confronted by his supposed
accomplice, who identified him, he said:
IF | am Ravachol, it does not prove that
[ blow up houses" Tie police seized
quantities of nitric and snlphuric acids
and number OF retorts at Ravachols
lodgings. The hotel keepers deny tina.
the panic caused by the explosions has
caused falling Oft in guests.
THE REPORT ERRONEOUS.
PARIS, March 30.-The reported bomb
explosion in the building of the Credit
LyonnaiSl asst night was erroneous.
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FIRE RECORD.
A Blaze In Boston Hotel Causes a
Panic Among the Guests

Boston, March 30.-Clark's Hotel was
damaged $4,000 by fire early this morn
ing. The guests were panic-stricke en- and
many jumped from the windows. Sew
eral were seriously and one or two proba-
bly, fatally hurt.
A FAMILY RESCUED UNCONSCIOUS.
MONTREAL. March 80. - Marson e.
Brothers storeroom for feed and hay was
burned at midnight. The loss was $50
600. The Waterman and family were res
cued unconscious. Two of the children
may die.
BLAZE AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March 30.-The building
of the Ohio Spiral Spring Company and
contents were burned this morning. The
loss is SAC, 900.
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FTNN,s TEAM WON

Exciting Game of Ball Between tbe
San Jose and Los Angeles Clubs.
Los ANGELES, March S0.-The San
Jose-Los Angeles opening game TODAY.
which looked at first like one-sided
affair, developed into an exciting con-
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Bark and steamer Collide.

LONDON, March 30.-The British bark
Falls of Garry, which arrived at Queens
town March 18th, from San Francisco,
and sailed thence March 18th for Havre,
ran into the steamer Thetis of Yarmouth
badly disabling her. The Falls Of Garry
was also seriously damaged. Both ar
rived here to-day. No lives were lost
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Growfng short.

WASHINGTON, March ssistant
Secretary Nettleton has informed Presi-
dent Palmer of the Worlds Fair that the
condition of the appropriation available
for the purpose of the commission will
not justify the expenditure of $4,000 for
a meeting Of the commission in April.
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DEED OF AN EX-S0LDIER.
Butchers His Divorced Wife and
Two Children.
THE PRISONER TAKEN FROM JAIL
AND HANGED.

The Remains of the Late Walt Whit
man Laid at Rest at Harleigh Gene
terry, Camden, n. 1.-The City of
Omaha Fences in Several Thousand
Acres of Land Claimed byt Union
Pacific Railroad = Fire Creates q
Panic Among the Guests of Bos-
ton Hotel.
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Verdict of Double Murder.

OMAHA, March 30.-The Coroner's Jury
in the supposed murder and suicide of A.
n. Clifford of Manning, Iowa, and Mabel
Mooney of this city, returned verdict of
double murder. There were no arrests.
The identity of the supposed murderer is
kent q secret
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NEVADA MINERS AROUSED.
They Are Opposed to a Military
Post at Reno.
BELIEVE IT Is AIMED TO DESTROY
THEIR ORGANIZATION.

An Attempt Made to XIII Farmer
Near Paso Robes by Putting Strych-
vey Steamer Macarthur Sunk at Sc
attic While Taking on a supply of
Coal - Remarkable Accident to a
Family Near PaIomas, on the Mexl-
can Border.
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British Repulse.

ZANZIBAR, March 30.-Captain Roger of
the British East African Company at
tackled the With people on the 18th inst.
He failed to carry the stockaded strong
hold, and retired unmolested, with three
killed and ten wounded, including Brit
ish subject named Thompson. y fugitive
says the enemy had twenty-three killed.
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Stockmen WorI,ed -

PHOENIX (Ariz.l, March 3O.-A special
to the RePHbifcan from Nogales says:
Stockmen are considerably worked up
over an order of the Mexican Govern
ment that all cattle grazing on Mexican
soil must be driven across the line he
fore April 10th, otherwise they will be
seized and sold for duty. Naqueros are
hard at work getting the cattle back
across the line before the limit expires.
Stockmen owning land in Mexico are
exempt from this order,
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Religious Revival at Portland.

PORTLAND, March 30.-Many of the
leading business houses are closed to-day
to allow their employees to attend the re-
vival meetings which are being conducted
by Is. Fay Mill, the evangelist.
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cars continued. A quarter of mile of
fence was erected before dark. No force
was used. The main lines of the COM
pany were not touched, and 1t will not in
terfere with traffic.
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Two Men Drowned.

OREGON CITY lOr.), March 30.-Thos.
Scotland and Frank Perkins were washed
over Willamette Falls to-day while at
tempting to nix a boom and drowned.
Their bodies have not been recovered.
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PHGNIX (Ariz.), March 3O.-Carmen
Rodriguez, Mexican woman, IO5 years
ofage, died at Tucson last night. Sonora
RoderIguez was maid of honor at the
Mexican ViceRegal Court under the
Spanish domination. Later she was
attached to the household Of Macmillan
and after the famous cenco demayo fol-
lowed the fortunes Of Emperor Iturbide.
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An Alabama Farmer Murdered.

MADISON GROSS ROADS (Ala.), March
30.-Thomas Edwards, rich farmer, was
murdered and his house burned. Peter
Martin and Ohm Mullins, neighbors, have
disappeared, and it is believed they are
the murGerprS
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BosToN, March 30.-The West Shore
line via Fitchburg Railroad will announce
$50 rate from Boston to all California
points April 1st.
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Omaha and the Union paeiao

OMAHA, March 30.-The row between
the city and the Union Pacific Road came
to climax yesterday when large force
OF men were set to work fencing in sew
eral thousand acres of the land which the
company claims. The Union Pacific OF
ncials demonstrated, but the work Of
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sAIoKELEss POWDER.

Gratifying Results of the Experiments
at Indian Head.
WASHINGTON, March 30-Very graft
flying results have been obtained with a
handmade sample of smokeless powder
at the naval ordnance proving ground at
Indian Head. The tests with powder
made by the Ordnance Bureau chemist
at Newport hitherto have been confined
to small arms, including l, 3 and 6-pound
guns and finch rapid tire, promising re-
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NAPA, March S0.-Light rains fell to-
day. During the storm two inches of
rain fell.
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Another Murder Charged to Deemlue

MELBOURNE, March 3O.-The police
believe they have discovered proofs that
Deeming murdered man named keays,
with whom he went TO the Cape Of Good
Hope from Australia in 1888.
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Congressional Appoftionment

Congressional Apportionment IN Ohio.
COLUMBUS, March 30.-The Legislature
to-day enacted into a law the bill redis-
tricting the State for Congressional pur-
poses. 1t give the Democrats six districts
and the Republicans fifteen, Just revers-
ing the present apportionment
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Charged with Treason.

VIENNA, March 30.-The police have
charged .Pernerstorfer, the Socialist leader
in the Lower House of the Reichsrath
with treason for utterances at a meeting
of workingmen, claiming that he melted
them to revolt against the Government.
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DAMAGE From Floods.

ST. PAUL, March 80. = Considerable
flood damage is reported in Western
North Dakota and Montana. The Great
Northern Railway is suffering from Sc
we're washouts near WIlliston, bridge
and twelve miles OF trestle and track be-
ing carried away.