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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-02
JUSTICE VS.. POLICY.

The moment that justice IL sacri-
feed to party interests or individual,
so doing becomes factious for JUS
tice being the grand object Of the
law of the constitution of the state
itself, the party sets itself above
these, makes itself its own object,
while party can have no right to
exist except 80 far as 1t Is formed
for the public good.-Political Eth
ics, Leiber tWOolsey) p. IT'S.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-02

The Executive Committee of the
Farmers Alliance made their in
spection last week of the books of
State Secretary Barnes and Business
Agent Worth. The volume of busi-
ness transacted is very great, and
this year will be over half a million
Of dollars.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-02
" YOU WOULD Ike

10 communicate with about te,
thousand Of the best country
people in this section of North
Carolina then do IL through the
columns of Tug CAUCASIAN. Ne
other paper In the Third Cen.
gressional Districs has a. larvs
4 circulation.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-02
EDITORS CHAIR.
II OW THINGS LOOK FROM
OUR STAND POINT.
The Opinion OF The Editor and the
Opinion OF Others which we
Can Endorse on the Various
Topics of the Day.

Corporations, capitalizing almos
billion dollars, were formed in
Chicago alone during the month OF
April. Private business is doom ed
unless the people act for their own
protection.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-02
THE REIGN OF THE COMMON PEOPLE

THE REIGN OF THE COMMON PEOPLE
And the common people heard him gladly.
Mark xii, 81.
We saw lately that Professionalism
during the past twenty years in the city
of New York had made dismal failure,
SO far as real progress is concerned. We
saw that so far from increasing its hold
on this great center Of modern life, it
had not even held the children born into
the leading Protestant churches during
these twenty years We simply stated
some facts painful and startling that be-
longed to the history of this period. We
cannot but ask ourselves the question,
What is the cause Of this failure? 1t
seems to me that one Of the secrets of
our failure hes in the fact that the age
In which we have lived for the past
twenty years and will live for the next
century is the age of the common people
the great masses, the great multitudes.
We are now in the first years of the
reign of the common people. Power has
been gradually descending or ascending,
as you may like, from the head of king
anu anu lu6
crown of empire rests upon the head of
the everyday unit of society. Science
bends its energy toward discovering
the secrets of nature that will make
the life of the masses richer and bet
ter. History now records not the life
of kings aud princes and armies; but
tells us the story of the everyday life of
the common people. The eyes Of the
world are on the great undermasses.
All the great novelists of the past fifty
years who have swept the heart Of the
world with power have told the story OF
the common people.
CONSERVATIVE ENGLAND.
There is just now sweeping over con-
servative England wave of enthusiasm
In the work Of reaching and elevating
and saving the great masses of mankind
that is, the world. Christian socialism
has received within the past few months
tremendous impetus in England. The
objective point of Christian socialism Is
the salvation Of the masses, One thing
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-02

Corns, Warts and Buniens
Removed quickly and surely by using
Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint.
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NOETH CAROLINA FARMERS STATE

ALLIANCE.
Decentralization Butler, Clinton
North Carolina.
Vice-Pres idcnt-T. b. Long, Ashe
vile, n. G.
ry-TrCasurcr-W. ,. Barnes
Raleigh, y. G..
LECTURER. $. Bell, Bras8town, n. C.
StcNard-C. G.. Wright, Glass, n. G.
Chaplain-Rcv. Erskine Pope, Chall
Level, N. G.
Door-Keepcr-W II. Tomliuson, Fay
ettcVille, n. G..
Assistant Door-Keeper-II. E. King
Peanut. y. &.
Scrgcant-at-Arms-J. S. Holt, Chalk
Level, n. G.
State business Agcnt-W. II. Worth,
Raleigh, n. T..
Trustee Bsincss Agency Fund-W.
A. Graham, Machpelah, n. G.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
NORTH CAROLINA FARMERS
STATE ALLIANCE.
s. b. Alexander, Charlotte, n. c.,
Chairman; J. NJ. McwbOrne, Kinston,
n. c.; j. ;. j Johnson, Rutlin, n. G..
STATE ALLIANCE JUD ICIARY COM
MITTEE.
Elias Carr, A. LeaZer, n. NJ. Culbreth,
Nj. G. Gregory, VIM. &. Connell.
STATE ALLIANCE LEGISLATIVE
COMMITTEE.
i. J. Powell, Raleigh, n. c.; n. G..
English, Trinity College; J. J Young,
Polenta III. A FOrney, Newton, n. G..
NORTH CAROLINA REFDRM PRESS
ASSOCIATION.
Oflicers-J. l.. Ramsey President :;
Marion Butler, VicC-Presldent; W. S.
Barnes, Secretary.
PAPERS.
THE CAUCASIAN, Clinton; Pro-
gressive Farmer, Raleigh; ; Rural
Home, Wilson farmers Advocate,
Tarboro; Salisbury Waterman, Sal
isbury Alliance Sentinel, Colds
bCro; Hickory Mercury, Hickory;
The Rather, Whitakers; Country
Life, Trinity College; Mountain
Home J0 urnal, Asheville; Agricul-
turaI Bee GoldsbcrO; Columbus
News, WhitevIlle, C.; The Busi-
ness Agent, Raleigh, N. C.
Capt. A. S. Peace, editor of Alli-
ance Department, oxford, n. c.
Each of the above-named papers are
requested to keep the list standing on
the first page and add others, provided
they are duly elected. Any paper fail
ing to advocate the Ocaia platform will
be dropped from the list promptly. Our
people can now see what papers are pub
lishel in their interest.
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CONTINUED on Se1r,SP SPagei
Washingt
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IContinued on Second Page.l
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OF their proceedings. Colonel Polk is
presiding. Practically everybody in
attendance is for peoples party in
national elections, though there is op-
nosition
pEMayING,s GOODNESS.
Not Cast Down by His sontonce-uo is
Writing nn Autobiography.

writing an Autobiography.
MELBOURNE, May 13.--Atter Deeming
wa, conveyed last night from the court
room in which sentence Of death had
been passed on him and returned to
tho Jail, his clothing was taken from
him and he was compelled to don the
attire worn by convlcts in tho prison.
He was then placed in the condemned
cell and heavy irons we're locked upon
his wrists to prevent him from commit
ting suicide. There is scarcely doubt
that he would kill himself If the oppnr-
tunity offered, and a close watch will be
kept on him in order that he does not
cheat the gallows. He did not appear
to be at all cast down by his fate, and
after short conversation with tho war
dens detailed to watch him, he threw
himself upon the pallet in his cell and
slept calmly until this morning. Much
interest is manifested in the biography
that DeeminS is writing, and upon
which he has spent much OF his time
since he was imprisoned.
Iii is believed that the mans over
wecning vanity will ilnpcl him to con-
fess in this work all the crimes he ha,
ever committed. By appealing to tho
Judicial committee of tho privy coun-
Gil, Dceming may succeed-in putting off
his execution for time, but his haste
to com plete his book shows that he has
little ifanyhope..o Of escaping hanging.
Early this morning he resumed his
writing on his biography. which he
says he will beqncatl to Miss Rouncc-
veil, the ye,ing lady to. whom he was
engaged at the time Of his arrest. 1io
expresses the hope that the profits
which she may derive from its pnbli-
cation will in some degree compensate
her for the wtohg and annoyance
which he has been the means OF inllict-
inn hn har '.st. .lr.' - Nar ..#E
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THE CONSPIRACY TRIAL


Opens Mt Montrcni-atuch Crookcdncss
likely to bo Shown.
MONTREAL, May S.-Great interest
was evnced to-day in the opening Of
the trial OF cx-Prcmicr Mercier, Hon.
Charles I.angeler and Ernest pacaud OH
the charge of conspiracy in connection
with the Lanslais contracts. Tho
trial commenced in the police court
room, which was packed. Mcrcier was
early in court and appeared in excel
lent humor, greeting Pacaud with
Hello, conspirator."
He refused tosay anything, and says
that if any interview appears attributed
to him it is entirely unauthorized.
Judge ChaIveau, OH ascending tho
bench, stated tho investigation, which
was only preliminary. would BIZ made
in private, and requested all EXCEPT the
prisoners counsel and witnesses to
withdraw. Tho judge subsequently
stated that tho press would be given
such part OF tho testimony as the
court might SEQ fit after each days
trial.
The trial is likely to last some days,
as host OF witnesses are summoned.
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SOMETHING'S GOT TO GIVE.
a SERIES OF ACCIDENTS.
a Boy and Man Iiiliel:-A Freight Trni
OH thu O. L. rond Wrcrk,d

~ Boy and n Man Iiilled.A Freight Train
OH tho o. II. road Wrecked.
Special Di,paich 70 The IR'eitrtntcr.
PAnKERsuuRa, VIVA, May3.-Thomas
Deyaughn,the tcn-year.old son OF Oscar
Devaughn, Of Walker Station, met with
terrible death last nights He attempt
ed to jump on a passing train and fell
between tho cars. His left leg was
crushed Off and he was otherwise in
jured. 50
Southbound through freight No. 15,
OH the Ohio Rivcr, railroad, had an ac-
cident at the trestlc below Murraysyille
last night. Tho cars were derailcd this
side OF the trestle, ran onto it and went
down. Tho big engine and five cars
passed safely over, but thirteen cars
crashed through the trcstle. Ten of
them were loaded with rails and threo
OF them with oil. The accident was
caused by broken hange.
Lewis Roy, OF Moundsville, brake
man on the wrecked freight train, was
killed this morning between three and
four o'clock. He was sent out to flag
the wrecking train which started from
Parkcrsburg. He went to sleep on the
track while on duty and the engine of
the wrcckirg train ran over him, kill
ing him instantly.
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THE STATE CONVENTION

~
Df'"s West Virginia Republicans to
WnshlnEton--AIl for harrison.
NtcIGt Di'rNtch to The InteiliGtncen
WAsllSGroS, D. g., May 3.-Tho fact
'Aat the West Virginia Republican state
convention will meet at Martinsburg
day after tomorrow has brought a
number OF leading politicians from tho
state to Washington, presumably for
Inc purpose of securing points on the
presidential situation. Secretary Elkins
ms assisted in getting light for his
friends, and the information tonight is
mat Harrison delegation will be sent
70 minneapolis from West Virginia. 1t
IS probable that there will bc no in.
sfuc,tions given by the convention, but
T slat KNOWN friends OF the President
VIII Do sent rs delegates.
Blaine Is sundoubledlythe first choice
Of the republicans OF that state" said
one OF the West Nirgiuians now here
out us certain that lie Is ont OF tho
race, and the sentiments is general now
nv mat the President should be renoln.
mated. Neither Secretary Elkins nor
Judge GoH has intericrcl one way or
W tne other, as 1t was not necessary in or
T TGE 70 secure 4 delegation favorable to
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a SHOCKING MURDER,
Chicago Inns n Iiutohory Rivnilns tho
London Whltcuhapol Crimes.

CHICAGO, May "A murder, tho
shocking details OF which SAVIOR moro Of
uncivilizcd butchery than has boon
known Tor years in Chicago, was COM
mittcd between 5 and G o'clock this
evening in the homo OF Michael Walsh,
at No. 3i4 Washburn avenue. His wife,
Bridget Elizabeth Walsh, met death In
n manner that rivals In cruelty and hor.
ror, tho fales OF numerous victims in tho
London Whitcchapel district.
Her slayer, who, from tho evidence
so far IN tho hands OF tho police, must
have 6oen q inan, succeeded In covering
. his. crime long enough 10 mako hia es.
cape without leaving clew by which
his identity could bo established. At
tho usual timo yesterday mornin.
Walsh left homo TO 60 to work. Ho
returned few minutes after 6 o'clock.
Ho tried tho front door, but found it
locked. lle went around tho house to
u rear door, leading 10 tho kitchen.
There wns fire burning in tho stove.
For fifteen minutes lle searched
ior bis vito in vain. whom
it occurred to him that
there was no reason for such a strong
aud dlsagreeablo odor. The first object
that had met his gaze was piece OF
cloth stained with blood.
With one hand he threw tho cloth
aside, and on the blood.staincd carpet
vas tho body Of his wife. Sixty.nve
gashes varying in length from half all
inch 10 foot told tho story.
Not satisfied with killing his victim
the slayer had SO horribly dishgured
the corpse that even Walsh himself
could barely realize nj. first that ho WIS
gazing on the dead body OF his wife.
Within four hours after the murder
Mrs. Walshs self convicted murderer
was arrested. 1lc was Thomas Walsh.
OF No. l43 Washburn avenue, tho dead
woman's nephew.
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MINIATURES, Wis, May 3.-"Wiscon-
sims delegation is going to the Demo
cratic national convention with direc-
tions to vote as unit. They will be in
the big gathering at Chicago to help
make Grover Cleveland tho party's
presidential nominee. Wo will lavo no
second choice"
Tho decisive declaration quoted was
made tonight BY Chairman i. @. Wall,
Of tho state central committee. His
words were in forecast OF the probable
action OF tho Wisconsin Democratic con-
vcntion which is to be held in this city
tomorrow.
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Zig Storm Mt Pittsburgh.

PlTrsBUEuIT, Pa, May "A heavy
electrical storm passed over this section
early this morning doing considerable
damage. About two o'clock lightning
struck the Allegheny County Electric
Light Company's works and burned out
seven dynamos and injurine the plant
to the extent OF $1,000. Ono of the
mon was overcome by one OF tho flashes
but was not seriously injured. Five
hundred telephones wcre burned ont
and numerous buildings wcro struck by
lightning, but as far as is known, no
one was killed. ~ sgrg5 ~. .
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AN ELECTRIC COMBINE
To Fight tho Thomson. II custom Trust Said
---,,--- to unyn Hmm E.nrnnn

To Fight tho Thomson. II custom Trust Said
to Hnvs Beon Formed.
CHICAGO, May "a combination OF
the Westinghouse Electric Manufacture
ing Company with the big foreign firm
of sicmens.& Halske Is reported here
to-day as having been formed 10 oppose
the latest Thomson Houston aggresa-
ton which, after absorbing tho Edison
company, the Fort Wayne. the Jenney
and the Brush, was recently launched
anew with n capital stock OF $50, ,000O 900.
,Awar OF prices, particularly in street
railway devices and decorative illumin-
alton appliances, is predicted. Prcsi-
dent Harrison and Secretary Elkins arc
said to be stockholders in the .Wcstins-
Halskc organization.
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ALoader ofn Rebellion Slowly md PitI
lessly SIiced tn D,uth

ALcader ofn Rebellion slowly md Piti.
lussly Sliced to Dcuth.
LONDON, May 3.-The Standards cor
respondent at Shanghai says: "Ono Of
tho chiefs who took a prominent part in
tho Choyng rebellion was recently cap.
tured and was brought to Tien sien, a
city 10 miles from pcking, 10 be tried.
He was found guilty, and as a warning
to all those who rebellcd against tho
government he was ordered to be execu.
ted in q most horrible and agonizing
manner. The sentence imposed on the
unfortunate wretch was that he be slow.
ly sliced TO death, and the awful punish
ment was inflicted in apiticss mannor."
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CLEVELAND, May 6.-On March &c last
Ada Ebersole. aged eighteen, the stop
daughter OF Henry r. Weimar, died un-
der suspicious circu instances at Dalton,
0. The body was taken TO pcnnsylva-
min for burial, but the talk which fol-
lowed caused post mortem to be held.
The stomach OF tho dead girl was found
to contain sufficient arsenic to produce
death. The coroner has been inyesti-
eating the case and to-day Weimar wds
arrested on the charge OF having poison-
cd the girl, the motive being 10 get
possession Of small amount OF proper. or
y which she owned. 1t is probable
that other arrests will follow.
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Tho Appropriation Blll,.

Special Dispatch 10 dc Htelschcet.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May Am effort
will be made tomorrow to call up the
river and harbor appropriation bill, but
it is understood that Judge Holman,
chairman OF tho committee on nppro-
pratt ons, will antaSonizo it with tho
sundry civil bill, which is the most I'm
portant Of the regular appropriation
bills.
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THE COUNT Is DEAD
Ana Peoplo who knew him say he did
not Commit Suicide.

NV SoiliiiiS oulCluC.
New 1orK, May "a policeman
found the body OF n wcll-drcssed man;
apparently about tlirty-fve years OF
ase, lying on the Turch slope in Green
wool cemetery, near the Fourth avenue
entrance, about o'clock this morning.
The man lay on his back and there was
4 bullet hole in the forehead near the
left temple. The bullet had evidently
been fired out OF q 32-calibre revolver,
which lay by his side.
The supposed suicide was soon ident-
flied as William Matterer. lie was en-
ploycd up to Saturday last as an
engineer in the Riverside bridge iron
works, OF Paterson. He left, them in
tending to 60 to Vancouver, B. c., in
company with a Frenchnan, prospect
ing for coal fields. He had $500 or 5000
with him when he left. lie was born
in Bohemia and was of noble descent,
lie was count. Tho idea OF his having
committed suicide is secuted in Pater-
son. lie was man OF good habits.
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Pending n Long Time.

WASHINGTON, D. G., May S.-The COM
missioner OF patents to-day issued three
patents to Thomas A. Edison, asaignor
to the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany Of New York, covering tho features
OF a sneaking telephone. The original
applications for the patents wcro filed in
1S77.
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COLUMBIA, S. c., May S.-A test of the
sentiment OF the state regarding tho
Democratic presidential nominee was
gwen out by the county conventions
held yesterday to elect delegates to tho
state convention. Cleveland WAS en-
dorscd in ono county. In every
other where an attempt was made 10
endorse him it failed. fill WINS en-
dorsed by several counties. The gener-
oil sentiment seems to be in favor OF Il
western man. tAs
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THE MILK IN THE COCOANUT.
n Grand Juror who Rents House 70
Immoral PurpOses

"A urahu Juror VINO 'RentS n House for
Immoral Purposes.
NEw IoRK, May 3.-Wllliam Lauter-
bach, a member of the grand jury that
made a presentment arraigning tho po-
lice department OF the city for corrup
tion, is the alleged owner OF several
houses OF assisnation, one OF which
was raided by the police tonight. The
place has been maintained by Ann
Mccormick for four years past. The
latter was not gathered in in the
raid, but Emma Smith, the fousekecper,
three men and three women were taken.
According TO Police Captain AIcLaugh-
lin, the Smith woman admitted that
Lauterbach owned the premises in
which the house is maintained, and rent
receipts bearing Lauterbach's namo
were produced.
"No later than yesterday" said tho
captain. "the late grand juryman called
and collected his rent at one OF the
houses. Latiterbach is 4 spool silk
manufacturer.
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LONDON, May 3.-News was received
in this city to-day OF marlnc disaster
at Snderoe, ono Of tho Far6c islands In
the North Atlantic. During terrible
storm three Frencl, scliooners were
driven ashore on dangerous part of
the coast OF Suderoc. All the crews
wore lost.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 3.-The
southern alliance presidents and cxccu-
tive boards have been in conference
lioro all day and are again in session
tonight, but beyond the fact that all
the southern states and Oklahoma arc
represented, little or nothingis known
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Farm Hands Fatal Quarrel;

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May S.-Hcnry
Ready, colored, shot Frank Bcllman, a
German, through tho heart near An
chorage this afternoon, killing him in
siantly. They were lnborers OH the
same fnrm and could not agree, rs the
result OF which tho colored man was
discharged n few days ago lie came
back this afternoon drunk and killed
Bellman.
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Cyclone Mt Kinril.hcr,

klSGrIsIlER, Q. r., May ga cyclone
struck this city yesterday, knocking
down buildings and destroying two
residences. Tho cyclone did great dam
ago to growing crops, ovcrturning
houses in its path, and killing. consider
able young stock, finally spending its
force about fifteen miles distant. Four
teen houses outside Of the city were
destroyed, and y. lIilwell, OF York,
Mob, and his son Mnro Killed.
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THEY WANT BLAINE
Alleged that Now Workers. VIII Not Acccp
His Declinntlon rs Final,

His DeclinntIon rs Final.
New GoRK, May Sit was said last
night that before the week is out the
Republican leaders OF tho state will
have important conferences with the
anti-Ilarrison men in Washington, tho
object being TO defeat the denomination
OF Harrison. The battle must be fought
within thirty days II at all.
The New York Republicans intend,
first Of all, says morning paper, to con-
fer with Mr.. Blaine, and to ask him to
write no more letters on the subject OF
his candidacy. Tho New York Republi.
cans do not propose to accept his last
letter rs final.
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WAsrllsoroS, b. g, May 4.-Repre.
sentative Springer, chairman, presided
at tho meeting of the house ways and
means committee to-day for the first
time in several months. Mr.. Springer
is beginning to look like himself again,
but he is still weak and is easily
faticued. 'flf NJ =.
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Wood Dhiley down there.

cTIc1dI OIE5HlcN TO VIC 1NtRlyeNcfr. ---T--- ~
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 3.-Among
the visitors at the capital to-day was
LAWYER Wood Daley, Of Mineral coun-
ty. He was politely entertained by
Senator Kcnna. Mr.. Daley was on his
way home from Charleston, where he
has been attending court. ]. A. Boggs,
OF Wheeling, is also in the city.
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Killed by Lightning

LINCOLN, NEE, May 3.-Alex R, Mel
ton was instantly killed byligtning yes
terday and his wife SO badly injured
that she cannot recover. Mr.. and Mrs.
Perkins, also, occupants OF the house,
wcro Knocked down and paralyzcd.
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Bridges Swept away.

CoLD WATEr, Nllcn., May 3.-Thc
heaviest rainfall that ever occurred in
this vicinity was experienced last night.
Much damage was done by the flooding
OF cellars. Tho Branch river mill was
carried out and three bridges swept
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Anna p!oSin,nn 1.n,,rr

NEW YORK, May 3.-Miss Anna Dick
,HHsoh, ,H who was reported seriously i'll at
'Me vi, ruin Avenue hotol last night,
,H; TieFe she was stopping, is much better
no%, ,"'s morning, and her physician pro.
"ouhces her out OF dunucr. ~
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= MONTE CARLO, May 3.-Thomas Hohl.
sE, formerly a prominent English opera
a,nser, who married tho dowa.cr duch-
eSs OF New Castle, il dead.