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Stabbed hy a Boy.

UKIAH, March q. 22.-Theodore Gielsdorf, a
German restaurant-keeper, was being both
cred by a crowd of small boys to-day.
Finally he singled out a youth of 16 years,
by the name of Chester Smith, and at
tempted to give him a chastising, when the
boy drew pocket-knife snd cut him on the
arm. inflicting serlous though not neces-
sarily fatal wound
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

NOOK IN the stern of the boat, to which the
block and tackle was attached. gave wav
Robinson. who was standing in the stern
OF the boat, fell into the water and was
drowned. Spence held on to the boat i'm
the fall and suffered a severe sprain of the
knee. dislocatng the knee-joint The lost
boy was a native of Newcastle on TYNE.
England, where his parents reside. and was
1t years of age. This was his second voyage
on the Ship
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CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN
Lease Of the Entire 81 Paul and Kansas City
system

CHICAGO, March 22.-At meeting Of the
board OF directors of the Chicago, st. Paul
and Kansas City Railroad to-day it was de-
cided to lease the entire system to the Chi
cago Great Western Railway Company. a
corporation recently formed in this State by
A. b. Stlckney and others. Mr.. Stickuey.
In an Interview this evening. said the affairs
Oh the road are in a most Tourist hing condition.
The volume OF its traffic is now only exceeded
by two Western roads, the Alton and the
Northwestern, aud it is constantly increas-
ing. To accommodate this ever increasing
volume OF business requires large expendi-
lures foI additional terminal facilities and
equipment 10 meet the emergency The
Chicago Great Western Company was
formed on much larger financial basis.
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OCEAN RACE.

c,ose Contest Between Ships Sailing From
San Francisco Last December.
New YORK, March 22.-News was re-
ceived at the Maritime Exchange this after
noon Of a close ocean race between the
British fOur-mastPd ship Buteshire and the
Armadale, both of Glasgow, which left San
francisco on December 2-the first bound
for Dunkirk, and the second Tor Cork.
Flfty-siX days alter the start the vessels
were spoken 800 miles southeast OF the
Falkland Islands. where the Armadale was
only one mile in advance Of her rival.
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GLOVE CONTESTS.

First Exhibition Before the Pastime Athletic
Club at Portland
PORTLAND, March 22.-The Pastime Ath-
letic Club gave its first exhibition tonight
in the presence of about 500 members. 1t
has one Of the finest clubrooms in America.
1t is situated in the Cyclorama building, and
is 103 feet in diameter. 1t will seat 5000 peo-
pie. There were two very short contests.
Tommy West, a Portland middle weight,
easily defeated Charles Hall, a Chicago
heavyweight, in one round. The principal
event was between Charles Gleason aud Ed
Burke. middle-weghts. Gleason did all the
leading and defeated his man in two min
utes. Burke did not land blow. Jack
Dempsey, manager Of the club, acted as
referee.
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Memorial 70 Cnnprass

NEW YORK. March 23. The Chamber of
Commerce tonight forwarded TO Congress
a memorial submitting that the interests of
the country demand the repeal of existing
legislation requiring the Seer etaTy of the
Treasury to purchase bullion, strenuously
opposing free coinage of silver and recon-
mending an International conference with
other greet commercial nations of the world.
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bows. The vessel Is in remarkable con-
dition, not even her bulwarks being crushed
in. The cargo of corn was dug out of her
hold a few days ago black but In perfect
shape. Watches, shoes and clothing of the
crew were brought to light. Captain An
drews and several OF the crew were frozen
to death and the steward was drowned in
attempting to reach the mainland.
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The K ing OF Siam has recently prescribed
rigorous test for those of his subjects
who claim TO be endowed with the mantle
OF prophecy. An enactment has now been
made providing that no prophet shall be
entitled to public confidence unless he has
the gift OF sitting unLarmed in the midst of
a sea-coal FIRE for the space Of at least half
an hour.
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Dan Lament Sick.

NEW YORK, March 22.-DanieI S. La
mont. Cleveiand's former secretary, has
been seriously i'll for the past two weeks.
He is not yet out OF danger and since Sat-
urday his physicians have been in constant
attendance. The cause of his illness is over
work in connection with his street-railway
contests,
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A Czech Celebration Forbiddeu

VIENNA, March 22.-The Government has
forbidden the celebration in Bohemia ON
March q Of the three hundredth anniversary
of the birth of John Amos Comenius, the
distinguished educational reformer. Trouble
may follow, for the Czech leaders are re-
solved to defy the authorities and celebrate
the anniversary in spite of the order.
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Republican Candidates

VIRGINIA CITY, New, March PIT was
decided at meeting of the Republican State
Central Committee. held here yesterday,
that Frank g. Newlands Will be nominated
candidate for Congressman, and w. NJ.
Stewart was selected to succeed himself as
United States Senator, at the State Conven-
ilon OF that party, TO be held here next
month.
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The Australian Budget Deficit.

MELBOURNE, March 22-It is estimated
that the Budget deficit viii reach 5000 900.
The C0roner's inquest on the body of
Mrs. Deeming was resumed to-day. The
Jury inspected the house at Windsor. and
the inquest was then adjourned until April
5. to await the arrival of Deemiug.
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Telephcpe Direofor nismisss5

VIENNA. March 22-Tfbe director of tele-
phones has been suspended under a charge
that he has sought systematically to over
hear the Emperor's talks through the tele-
phone. He is also charged with misleading
female employees.
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GINNING Accident

DENVER, March 22.-J. }. Relthman Jr.,
well known in banking circles, was seriously
injured yesterday by the accidental dis
charge OF gun while duck hunting.
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Wheat Crop in sopthern Russia.

ODESSA, March 22-It is officially stated
that reserve of 10000 quarters Of grain
remain in the Caucasus from the ciops of
1891. The winter and spring sowings prom
ise an abundant yield, which, it is hoped,
will stave off a renewal of the famine in the
event Of an extensive blight.
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Double Tragedy.

DECATUR, Ala, March 22-John Fritz,
while in drunken frenzy, to-day shot and
killed Mrs. Thomas Wolcott Mrs. Edward
Whittsn was shot and seriously injured.
Fritz then blew his brains out. He was
chief engineer of the United States rolling
stOck plant
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Father and Som Drowned

NASHVILLE. Tenn, March 22.-Near Tul-
lahoma, Tenn, to-day, the northbound
Nashville. Chattanooga and ST. Louis train
threw j. w. Alliston and his two children,
Charles and Bessie, into the Garrison River
from bridge. The girl was rescued, but
the man and boy were drowned.
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Famine Troubles in Eunearz.

BUDA-PEsTH, March 22.-Great distress
still prevails in Northern Hungary in spite
of the relief measures Of the Government
At Oreclio the peasants, dissatisfied with
the distribution Of relief provisions. barr-
caded the house of the burgomaster and set
fire TO il, intending TO burn him and his
family. Thew were rescued only after
desperate conflict.
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Sale Of Historic Pronar,v

NEW YORK, March 22.-The Grange, the
property of the Alexander Hamilton estate,
was sold to-day TO orlando Il. Potter at auc-
ton for S140,500 Thirteen elm trees
planted by Hamilton, representing the
thirteen original States, may be trans
planted, and the property cut up into city
lnfc
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THE TAMBl REPULSE.
disastrous Defeat of the British Expedition
in senegambia.

N oeneg am Ola.
LONDON, March 22.-Advices from Free
town, Sierra Leone. give further particulars
of the recent disaster to the British expedi-
ton in Senegambia. The expedition, con-
sisting of 80 troops and seven British off,
GERS. marched to Tamb. a place 100mies IN
land. Finding the place stOckaded and de-
Tended by 1000 natives the expedition made
an assault and after three hours fighting
was repulsed. Captain Robinson was killed.
The leading men, emboldened by their
victory, then sailed from the stockade and
attacked the expedition. In this encounter
five British officers and twenty men were
severely wounded. The expedition at once
retrpafpi.
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Mills Elected Senator

AUSTIN. Tex. March 22.-Balloting for
Senator to-day resulted as follows: Senate
Mills 81, Jones !, Sayers /. House-Mils
90, Chiffon 3, Cnlberson l, Gibbs 2 Bailey
q. Both Houses adjourned until to morrow.
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Shooting ARRAY in O,oville.

ORoVnLE, March %. - l.. C. Jacobs,
prominent hotel-keeper of this town. fired
three shots this afternoon at w. j. Herrin.
leading attorney. A dispute over a bill
presented by the attorney led to the shoot
Ing atfray. Neither of the shots took effect.
Mr.. Jacobs was Immediately arrested, but
was released under bonds of 5000.
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Another Chicaen Rur1nr.

CHICAGO. March 22.-The Times Wash
ingtcn correspondent ieviyeS the rumor that
Secretary Blaine has sent In his resigna-
tiOn and says the continued ill-health of Mr..
Blaine lends color to the report.
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Twenty-Eieht BUILDINGS Bprnea

ALTO, Tex, March ga fire this morn
ing destroyed twenty EIGHT buildings In the
business portion OF the town. TIE loss is
$105,000 and insurance $4,000.
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Low Prize for Silver.

NEW YORK, March 22.-Asslstant Treas
urer Roberts said the Government yester-
day bought silver at the lowest price 1t was
ever purchased. The price paid was little
over SO cents an ounce.
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Indrmnnt Entnrna

New YORK. March 22.-The Western Ma
tional Bank entered judgment to-day for
$685. against James a. Waddell, who did
bnsin ess under the style Of the John White
Bank, at Key West, Fla.
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A ship,s Apnrsutioa nroxned.

MARTINEZ, March 22.-Last evening about
1880 o'clock. while Frederick Robinson and
John Spence. apprentices, were being
hoisted on board the ship Clackmannan-
shire 10 one of the ships beats In which
they had just returned from shore. the
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Sale nf Valuahia pic,uras

New YORK, March 80 = Eighty-nine
pictures, belonging TO the Cutting estate,
were sold tonight for SllI.13O. Charles f.
Croker bought l. nicolas Return to the
Convent for $4,000, the highest price paid
at the sale.
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RECKLESS SHOOTING.
A Pioneer Found With Bullet Hole Through
His Breast

His Breast
SPOKANE. Wash, March 22-Last night
at Coulee City in Grand Coulee, John Cor
ley went into a restaurant and began to
shoot around in reckless manner He was
finally elected He then turned his gun
into the building and fred several more
shots. Early this morning the result
was found TO be the death of Charles Pas
coe. one of the pioneer residents of the
town, who was found in the street with a
bullet hole through his breast. 1t was also
learned that another man named Patsy was
shot through the arm. Several arrests have
been made. Corley is gambler of bad
reputation and there is a great deal of in
dignatiOn In town
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Body IGentifad-

DAYTON, Wash, March 22-There is NO
doubt as to the identity of the body found
near here yesterday as being that of Nick
Trampert. The Coroner's jury rendered a
verdict that Trampert came to his death as
the hands OF an unknown party
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An End sh Oficer,s snicid

LONDON. March 22.-Lieutenant Newell,
belonging TO a Lancashire regiment, COM
mitted suicide to-day at Devonport by
shooting himself with revolver. No mo-
tive is known for his act. He was an ex-
uemely popular officer.
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Reprehensibls Conduct of a Judge.

NEW YORK, March 22.-The Bar Assoca-
tion tonight found Judge Isaac c. May
nard OF the Court of Appeals guilty of rep
rehensibie conduct in the Dutchess County
election case, and the Legislature will be
called upon by the New IOIk City Bar to
remove him from office.
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The Austrian Ministry Of War intends to
found an aer0nautic institution for pur-
poses of war. The so-called railway and
telegraph regiment will be attached to the
ment will be under the command Of a chief
of the staff
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DIMPLES, black-heads, red, rough, chapped and
] tsi oily skin cured by CUTIcURA SOAP.
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RATE-CUTTING.
Reduction in Fares From Los Angeles to Mis-
souri, River Points

Los ANGELES, March 22.--All the rail-
roads are cutting and slashing rates to eastern
points, particularly Missouri River points.
Scalpers have large blocks of tickets. and
local agents are we'll supplied. and there
is a merry war of ticket scaping by and
with the connivance of the transcoutinentai
roads. Tickets are selling to Kansas City
from SIS upward. Tickets to New York are
reduced from SIS to SIS. A rate war is
imminent.
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Pardon Recommended.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 22.-The Board
OF Pardons te-night recommended pardon
In the case of Mellon and Porter, publishers
oi the Beaver Star, convicted Of libeling
Senator Quay.
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A NEW METHOD.

or curing Rheumatism and Paralysis by the "Ger
man SYSTEM with adjustable dynamo magnets;
hot-a!r, TAN and CAL0ItIC (heatng) OIL BATHS:
the most obstinate speedily and positively
cured; regular ply scians In charge For particulars
call or address "Rheumatc Inhrmary." COT.
TON SMITH. Manager, 1913 buchanan ST.. cor
Geary, San Francisco. fell SuWefr Gun
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Cuticura Remedies

The greatest skin Gu -es. blood purifiers and humoP
remedies of modern times instantly relieve
most agoniz ng forms OF eczema and psariasfs and
speedily, permanently. economically aud nTaIiibly
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burnt ing bleeding, scaly crusted and pimpIy dis
eases and humors of the skin scalp and blood, with
loss of hair, from infancy TO age, whether simple.
scrofuious or hereditary. when other methods and
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Cod Star dard Ia Greece.

ATHENS, March 22--The Grecian official
Journal to-day published decree providing
for dealings in gold and silver on the Bourse.
The Government has decided that all Gus
toms dues must In future be paid in gold.
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The Thrnuar.Rnuh cara

LINCOLN, Neb., March %. The attorneys
for Thayer FLED motion In the Supreme
Court to-day for the reopenng Of the Boy
case. Arguments will be heard March 20.
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ON FIRE With tClfhl
Terrible Sufferings of Little BABY.
Seven Doctors and Two Hospitals
Fail. Cured by Cuticura.

My baby boy. months old. broke oct with &C.
Zema. The itching and burning was intense: the
eczema spread TO his limbs breast, face and head,
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IMPRISONED JUDGES.

Order Of Judge Phillips of the United States
Circuit Court Am nded
KANSAS CITY, March 22-This evening
Judge Phillips of the United States Circuit
Court, WHO, yesterday, sentenced Cass
County judges 10 Jail, amended the order
providing for their confinement in the
Henry County Jail and permitting them to
remain in this city. The judges we're
placed in Jail at 6 O'clock, but at 10 o'clock
two reporters could not find them there
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ANXIOUS FRIENDS.
Drayton and BorIowe Expected to Arrive in
New York This Horrine

New 1ork Ihls Horring.
NEW YORK, NJ arch 23.-2 80 A. M.-The
steamship Majestic, having on board Dray-
ton and Borrowe, the gentlemen whose
professed anxiety for a duel has now been
a sensation of two continents, is due at an
early hour this morning. At present
writing the lower bay Is alive with tugs
having on board friends of the rivals
anxious TO learn the most recent develop
ments, and If necessary lend their friends
assistance.
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FIRE AT THE CAPITOL.
Large Number of Public Documents Burned
IL the Folding.Room

WASHINGTON, March pa fire occurred
In the folding-room of the House this even
Ing and destroyed large number of public
documents. The Office and corridors were
Hooded with water by the firemen, and a
dense smoke permeated the entire building,
1t took some time to clear the hall of the
smoke TO allow the proceedings of the even
ing session Of the House to begin. The fire
Is attributed to carelessness on the part of
some employe. The loss is about SIhOO0
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created row at the church of St Merri TO-
night and q free fight ensuei, in which a
number of people were bruised with stones
and sticks.
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the directions TO the letter. Relief immediate.
his sutferngs were eased. and rest and sleep per-
miesed. He steadily improved and In nine weeks
entirely cured, and has now as clear a skin aud
is as fair boy as any mOthe er coul d wish To see. 1
recomm mend every mother TO use it for every Baby
Humor. MRS. NJ FERGUSON,
SO w. Brookine St., Boston.
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EFFECT OF THE STORM.
Vessel Unearthed From Quicksands After Be-
ing Buried Forty-nine Years.

MAYS LANDING. N. j., March 22-The
two-masted schooner James A. Fisher.
which struck off the Jersey coast, near
Iownsends Inlet, forty-nine years ago, and
sank In the quicksands, will soon be floated
again. She was buried so deeply
In the sand that not even her
masts or rigging have been visible. but
the recent storm unearthed her bleached
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PARIS. March ga number of socialists
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were pitiahie 10 behold: he
had no pence and but little
rest night or day. He was
under treatment at different
times at two hospitals and Dy
seven doctors in this city
without the least benefit:
every prescription OF the
doctors was faithfully tried,
but he grew worse all the
time. For months ex-
pended about 50 per week
for mediein 8, ard was en-
tirely discouraged. I pur-
chased CUTICU IA. CUrL
'cCRA SOAP ana TiCURA
yHErnT WYNN an1 f.tla-A
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Uaath of DIR. Apnew

PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-Dr. d. Hayes
Agnew died this afternoon.
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cision In dismissing for want of jurisdiction.
The plaintiff filed q petition and bond for
the removal of cause to the United States
Circuit Court for the Northern District of
California, then pending in the State court.
Ihe court denied the motion to remove and
thereafter proceeded to render the judg-
ments conceived by the plaintiffs to be void
Tor want Of Jurisdiction. The question was
whether the judgments were void. and IL so
whether they ought to be vacated of record.
Senator FELTON, to-day called up and the
Senate passed the bill to change the name
of the wilmington" Customs Collection
District to ''Los Angeles" and for other pur-
poses.
Senator Dolph from the Public Lands
Committee to-day reported tavorably the
bill ceding the "Cuartel Lot" to the city of
Monterey.
In re Emline Wallace. involving timber
land entry in Visalia district. Cal, the Com
missloner's judgment is modified and he is
directed to call on the entry woman TO fur
nish her affidavit, corroborated by at least
TWO repnta bic witnesses. showing the value
or the said tract
Naval Promotions Expected.
Captain Henry Erben. commandant of
the New York Navy-yard, will be promoted
10 the grade OF commodore on the 22d of
April. and Captain Richard w. Meade to
the same grade on May 5. Following the
retirement respectively Of Admiral KIM
6erly and Commodore McCann, Commodore
James A. Greer will be promoted to the
grade OF rear-admiral on April D.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-11
PITTsBURG BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The Strikes There and at Homestead Re
 sponsible for Many Failures.

The Strikes There and at Homestead Re-
 sponsible for Many Failures.
 PITTsBURa, Oct. 1.-The labor trou- bles of the last six months are held to be largely responsible for recent business failures among the Hebrews in the Wylie avenue district. Within the last week the sheriff has attached his bill of sale to six dry goods and notion stores in that part of the city. Several of those failing have branch stores in the small towns in the vicinity, which will also go down in the wreck.
 The merchants bought on credit from Eastern wholesalers, sold on credit to the peddlers and small stores, and they in turn sold largely on credit to their cus- toners, who are almost entirely of the mill working class. Homestead has always been considered one of the best fields for the pack peddling business. The amount involved by these failures is over $2O0.0OO.
 Among the victims of the panic are S. Tapolski, J. s. Friedman and D. Rosen- thai. The latter's liabilities are said to reach $125, 900. It is said that all the stores contain but a fraction of the amount of their liabilities, and if the sheriff's sales take place the New York firms will Do the losers.