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The Troops starr from BnfFalo.

OMAHA, April IA special to the Bee
from Casper, Wyo., says it is reported in
Casper on good authority that United
States troops with the prisoners started
from Buffalo for Douglas yesterday. Trou
bic is looked for. The general opinion is
that the war has just started. Public feel
ing is very bitter and men are armine
themselves for self protection.
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Interstate Commerce law necIsrnn.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-The Interstate
commerce commission to-day, in an opinion
by Commissioner Veasey, announced its
decision of the case. of e. NJ. Raworth
against the Northern Pacific railroad com
pBny, Union-P acihc railway company and
others in favor of complainant. The case
involves the question of greater rates on
sugar IN car loads from San francisco to
Fargo than for longer distance over the
same line to st. Paul.
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SIdney DILLON To he Retired.

New YORK. April 19.-President Sidney
Dillon will be retired at the annual election
of the Union Pacific railway company and
unless obstacles present themselves which
do not now appear Captain Richard Hayes
will be elected in his stead. At the sug-
gestion of General Gran vile M Dodge
the Office was offered to Captain Hayes and
ile consented to assume it's duties. Messrs.
Jay Gould and Russell Sage will be
dropped from the board of directors and
Mr. Dillon retained only as a concession 70
his long services to the company.
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South Carolina Rennhlican Convention

COLUMBIA, S. c., April 19.-The regular
Republican state convention met to- day.
A hundred and twenty five delegates, IN
cluding twenty white men, comprised the
body. DR.. w. D. Crumb (mulatto), was
temporary chairman. A committee on
credentials was appointed The conven-
tion then took recess. Harrison delegates
will be sent to Minneapolis.
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Fatal Apple Act.

PITTsBURG, April 19.-During a per-
formance at the Worlds theatre tonight,
at McKeesfort. Frank Sergeant shot and
PROBABLY fatally injured his assistant,
Frank Ferguson. in an endeavor to shoot
an apple from the latter's head. Several
women tainted, and a panic was narrowly
Ruprfpd
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MONTREAL, April IA tremendous SEN
sation was created in st. Johns, Quebec,
by the arrest of five prominent citizens, in
GLIDING lawyers and officials of the pro-
vincial government on charges of the most
revolving nature. 1t is alleged the prisoners
were in the habit of enticing small boys
into rendezvous known locally as "The
Fishing Rod club.n
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Nav .Iersey rrohihition Convention.

TRENTON, N. J., April 19.-The state
Prohibition convention met to select dele
gates to the national convention. c. It.
ParE er was chosen chairman. The follow
ing delegates-at-large were chosen G. r.
Parker, w. H. Nicholson, George Lamont
and Rev. D. b. Graw. Recess.
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Master Cotton sumo : ASSOCIATION

Master Cotton spmne,s' association Meeting.
MANCHESTER, April 19.-At a meeting Of
the Master Cotton Spinners' association,
TO consider the operatives proposal to sub
mitsto arbItration the differences between
employers and workmen, it was resolved
that six members be selected to meet six
delegates of the Operatives association to
agree upon the issues to be submitted to
arbitration.
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Fousl RIGHTS Party Convention

MARsHALLTowN, Iowa, April 19.-Mrs.
Nellie Sanford Chaplin of this city, chair
man of the National Equal Rights party,
to-day is out with an announcement q
national convention of that party will be
neld in Chicago, May 26, to nominate for
President and President Of the United
States Delegates can be sent by any or
ganlzation representing woman suffrage.
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PARIS, April 19.-Premier Loubet ap-
pointed a special committee, headed by NJ.
Lose, project of police, TO deal with the
May day disorders. The Paris garrison
will be confined to its barracks and the
military will be held in readiness at Yer
sailles, Melun, Fontain bleau and Orleans
to proceed to the capital. Labor leaders
expect the police will arrest them with a
view of cr1ppling the demonstration
Twelve hundred and fifty delegates, repre-
senting 100000 workers, will. come 70
Paris
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mems party were killed at the T. A. ranch.
where the regulators besieged them and
another was shot down while a surrender
was being arranged under flag of truce.
The three men killed were Texans who
were shot in passing from the improvised
fort to the cellar few yards distant,
where The party kept their supplies.
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MInister Porter to Return to Rome

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Governor Por-
ter, minister to Italy, had long confer
ence with Blaine this morning, preparatory
to his return to Rome. Porter subse-
quently had an interview with the Presi-
dent. He will sail for Rome on Saturday.
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Twn Mnnnahlnera Killed.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, April 19.-It is re-
ported from Big Bay Siding, Arkansas,
that United States deputy marshals have
raided moonshiners in camp. a desperate
battle followed the attempt of the marshals
to arrest the moonshiners in which two of
the latter were shot dead and others
captured. The deputies were unharmed
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Damage to French Vineyards.

PARIS, April 19.-The French vineyards
suffered immense damage from the icy
storms of Easter. The crop is destroyed
in many parts of Burgundy. 1t is expected
20 per cent. of the grapes will be lost in
Touraine distric. The Cognac district also
suffered severely,
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Chinamen Arrested for Murder.

HELENA, Mont. April (19.-Deputy
United States Marshal Ramsay. of Billings,
yesterday arrested All Let and All Dc
(Chinamen), CHARGED with the murder oil
Yum Lee, another Chinaman, on the Crow
reservation last October. The latter was
found dead in u cabin October II, with his
head split open and all his money, 5000
missing
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HIeGINs, Texas. April 19.-One thou
sand boomers made the race into the Chey-
enne and Arraphoe reservation from the
border opposite this place. From the north
ern and western borders fully four times
this nun Der entered the lands. The only
claims taken up were near the borders.
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seamen,s Union Convention.

CHICAGO, April 19.-The convention OF
representatives of the Seamsn's union OF
the United States is in session. 1t is in
tended to federate all the unions on the
Atlantic, Pacific, gulf and lake ports. Such
an organization would comprise 81, 600 men,
The representatives from San Francisco
are Frank Wsterhouse, George Hast and
John FinertY.
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Militnrr Snrgenns.

ST.. LOUIS, April i9.-The second annual
meeting OF the Association OF Military Sur
geons of the National Guard of the United
States convened at Memorial hall here this
morning. A large number OF delegates
from all parts of the country are in attend
ance.
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Fire Works Exp oston.

JERSEY CITY, April ia fatal explo-
sion and fire occurred tonight at tina Det-
willer & Sons fireworks factory in Green
vile, en- the shore of Newark bay. Two
boys, Albert Bottle and John Ettinger,
were buaned to death and several other
employees badly hurt. Doss, $4,000.
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An Anti-Incendtarr League Formed.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April 19.-The citi,
zens have formed an organization to FRO
tect property against incendiaries. who
have been at work lately. Last night 500
citizens assisted the police to patrol the
town. In spite Of this, however, another
attempt to set q fire WAS made
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Kansas Delegates Favor Cleveland.

SALIVA, Kan, April 19.-The Democratic
convention to choose delegates to the ma
tioual convention, met here to-day All
the delegates spoken to favor the nomina-
ton of Cleveland
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Colnnel n. MiImard nead.

LEXINGTON, KY, April 19.--Colonel H
Milward, who set up the Federal camp il
Kentucky. died at his home in this city to.
day, aged 81.
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Roswell smith Dead.

NEW YoRK, April 19.-Roswell Smith
president OF the Century Magazine company,
died this morning of Bright's disease. He
has been unconscious q month.
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No News from the Troops in Wyoming.

WASHINGTON, April l9-General Scho
field says no communication has yet been
established with the United States troops
! in Wyoming. Nothing official has been re-
ceived since Saturday in regard to the stu
\ ptjon
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Mra- Eiiza MnKee nead.

ST. LOUIS, April 19.-Mrs. Eliza Mckee,
widow of the late Editor Mckee, is dead,
aged 76. She was the owner of the con-
Iroiing interest in the Globe Democrat and
leaves an estate valued at over million.
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scotch-Irfsn societr of Amsrica.

ATLANTA, Ga, April 19.LTne fourth an
nnal congress of the Scotch-Irish Society
of AMERICA will convene in Atlanta on
April 2Sth, and remain in session three
daVs
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Don't Want to Preside at Ravaehors Trial

PANS, April 19-The Partisan magis-
trates are pleading the illness OF their
wives or offering other pretextes in order
10 shirk the task of presiding at the tria
of Ravachol.
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The columbia River Bridge Act Apnrove

WASHINGTON, April 19-The President
has approved the act in regard to the con-
struction of bri6eP across Columbia river
between the So Washington and
OraQnn.
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Terrible Hail storm.

PARIS. Tex, April ia terrible hail
storm passed over the country around Ant
lsrs, L T., last night. It is said hailstones
as large as mans inst fell. The full ex+
tent OF the damage is not yet learned.
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Desperate Fight with Mooushinerg.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April ia desper-
ate fight between United States authorities
and band of moonshiners took place yes
terday near Big Bay, 4. G. Ryan, moon
sinner, was killed. The outfit and two
moonshiners were captured
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GUTHRIE, o. T., April 19.-It is reported
from Oklahoma that q riot took place
among claim filers at the land Office to- day,
and several people were injured.
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French snceesses i'm Senegal.

ST. LOUIS, Senegal. April 19.-The expe-
dition sent by France under Colonel Hum
bert to punish King Lamory. after being
IN q perilous position for time has. ao-
ccrding 10 the latest advices. met Samorv
in a series Of engagements and routed him
killing great number of his men. The
French loss was trlhing.
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Disguised Home Seekers Returning.

Browns VALLEY, Mimi, April 49,
Disguised home seekers are returning
from tho Sisseton reservation by dozens.
All located claims, but say that they are
utterly worthless. All the good lands were
taken before they got there.
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The Sheriff Took Possession.

NEW YORK, April 19.-The sheriff took
possession to-day of the stock of Edward
Benjamine, silk dealer and commission mer.
chant. under an execution for Sl43, 299 for
money advanced on promisory note.
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A Mnrdera,. Hanoad

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 10. = Larkin
Lancaster, (colored,l who killed lack
Dixon, November IS, 1888, was hanged
this afternoon at Pulaski. Tenn.
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Tanta FOR The Flood Snffarsrs.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-The quarter
master-generaI has ordered the quarter
master at ST. Louis to send 400 tents to the
mayor, of Columbus, Mississippi, for the
food sufferers
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Colonel Wheaton Nominated Brigadisr GEN

WASHINGTON, April 19.-The President
sent to the Senate the nomination of
Colonel Frank Wheaton, Second infantry,
to be brigadier- general.
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HE WHO RUNS MAY READ.
PAGE.

PAGE.
~,A-SAS
Personals Z
Criminal and other Courts
An Accidence Insurance Contest Involving
the Question OF Young Warmers Murder
ADJUSTMENTS. etc: Theatre-A Water Color
Exhlhit-Iho Smith Trout Wedding-A
Browning Class-Fort Douglas Cotillon--
The City Council Decapitates Ten Police
men-The City Attorney Verifies THE
AERALD'S Statement That the Change of
Salaries Does not Change-The Same OIL
Ger is Instructed TO Draft an Ordinance
eating Streets Through all Ten-Acre
Bloczs-kn Attempt to Expunge Fol
lands Resolution Regarding Sunday OBJ
seryance Fails-other Council Business
EDIToRIAI-PAGE
Articles ard Paragraphs.
Brief Bright and Breezy.
" eether Predictions.
Aeed ana Silver Quotations
MIsCELLANEoUs.
061IDauS
The Markets (by Telegraph. ----------------
UTAH NEws-PAGE 3.
Ogden, PROVO. Logan, Park City, Payson.
TELEGRAPE- PAGES AND2.
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Suhlhhhuer "OhhsOh oh his way ~ An'0"iii"'
PITTsBURG, April 19.-Commander Will
lam M. Johnson, United States navy,
passed through here to-day en- route to
Tacoma, Wash, at which point he will
take charge of the Mohican, which is or
dered to Behring sea with two other naval
vessels and several revenue cutters.
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is 90 in the shade and the weather is stiff
ling. 1t is the most extraordinary weather
experienced here at this season in many
wears,
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A. W. Barrett Will succeed Major Bonebrake.

WASHINGTON, April ia. w. Barrett,
of Los Angeles, to-day was selected as sue
cessor to Major Bonebraks, of California,
on the board of managers of the National
Soldiers homes
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Leonard Probably Carries Baton Rouge.

BATON ROUGE. La, April 19.-The indi-
cations are Leonard (Republican) carries
the parish by about one thousand majority.
McE.nery beats Foster by about two hun
bred votes. The entire McEnery local
ticket is elected, with possibly two Leon
ard Republicans in the house. The count
will lot be completed until to- morrow.
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A Dyeing Establishment Burned

NEW York, April 19.-The Staten Island
Dyeing establishment was burned this
morning. Loss, 500, 600
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Torrid Wave at Dennison, Texas
DENNIsoN, Tex. April ia torrid
wave reached here at p. N. yesterday. l,
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Iinnnr Rills Rassed.

ALBANY, n. Y. April 9.-Liquor dealers
association and excise bills have been passed
by the senate. They now go to the governor.
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Commander Johnson on His Way to Tacom

III IIOtN, LUBdHi I uIh OI4yi 7 " SOH'
TELEGRAPE- PAGES AND 2.
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Western Mutual Benefit Association Collapses

.,SAN Francisco. April 19.-The Examine
says the Western Mutual Benefit associa.
iiou has collapsed and w. II. Ridden. man.
sger, is alleged to have decamped with
sac, 900 Of is funds.
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SUSPECTS Arrested.
Precautions for Nav Dav.

ROME. April 19-Twenty suspected an
archists have been arrested In Turin.
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.he Republican party of the State-for
they had looked upon him as a strong
leader and Q sure winner-still the Gov
ernor's intentions were known TO his inti-
mate friends last summer and IL has been
simply tosaccommodate others that he has
not publicly expressed those intentions
before now.
His EXcellency has arranged TO go abroad
with his family next summer. The de-
tails were, as a matter of fact, perfected
months ago, and the party leaders were
informed that he he'd no desire or inten-
tion of being a gubernatorial candidate.
The governor meant what he then said
and while he has been pressed to recall
his declaration, he sees no reason why
he should do so. He has given the state
two brilliant, business-like administra-
tions. He has infused new life into his
party, awakened deep and abiding inter
est in politics among young men, re-
kindled the fire in the hearts of the older
men and strongly cemented together the
whole party organization.
He now intents TO seek rest, health and
recreation abroad and feels the need of a
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respite from the care of business and pub

respite from the care of business and pub
tic life.
The probabilities are that the next Re
publican State ticket will be headed by
Gen. Elisha Dyer, .Ir., who is well and
favorably known all over the state as an
affable and courteous gentleman. He is
popular with all classes, has given the
State very valuable services i'm the office of
adjutant general, and has labored dill
gently. early ahd late, for the upbuilding
aud upholdng of the brigade of militia.
That he has been successful every person
having knowledge OF the condition of
the brigade will attest. The personnel Of
the Republican State ticket will probably
be as follows:
For Governor, Elisha Dyer, Jr., of Provi-
dence.
For Lieutenant Governor, Henry r.
Stearns, of Lincoln, or Adm Is. Capron,
of Smithheld.
For Attorney General, Robert w. Bur
bank, of Providence.
For Secretary of State, George II. Utter,
of Westerly.
For General Treasurer, Samuel Clark, of
Lincoln.
The Democratic state ticket is being dis
cussed among the party leaders, and here
is a PROV which gives general satisfac-
ton in that party
For Governor, William T. c. Wardwell,
of Bristol.
For Lieutenant Governor, Dalton r..
Young, OF Newport.
For Attorney General. Franklin II.
Owen, of Scitnate.
For Secretary Of state, John j. Heffer-
nan, of Woonsocket.
For General Treasurer, John G.. Perry,
OF South Kingston.
The Democrats do not forget the admir-
able leadership OF eX-Gov. John W. Davis,
and not few are i'm favor of rendering
him the nomination for Governor once
more, and insisting tnat ne take IL but II
has been understood, and tacitly agreed
TO in the party since last May, that the
honors should next fall TO eX-lieut Gov.
Wardwell, aud his friends have been at
work for him ever since the last election
on the suppOsition that there would be no
opposI. ion to him, and there probably will
be nos
The remainder Of the ticket, as above
stated, appears TO be agreed TO. The can
didacy of Mr.. Young of Newport Is
wholly without authority, and the use of
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authoritative statement been secured by
the telegram In no case was the sale of
the NEWS correctly stated. In every case
il was under-estimated, in some cases 300
or 400 per cent.
What sort of sneak business is this, any
way
The Challenge to the "T Telegram"
The NEWS has not made much of "a boast
about its circulation. IL does not like
the concern which is rattling around in
the old Journal office, claim to represent
"a hundred thousand readers" But IL Is
not ashamed of the sale IL has gained i'm
four months and since this has been mis-
represented by a jealous rival IL asks again
for a recount upon these perfectly, fair
conditions:
Let the Tclcgrdn's sales and those of
the News he counted by a committee of
three.
The News will choose one member Of
committee, the Telegram may choose one
and the two may agree upon a third. But
all must be disinterested and well known
men
To make the count more interesting, we
make these offers:
4. IT the NEWS city circulation was not
stated To the Joint Committee ON Printing
more accurately than that of the "Tele-
gram" we will give To any charitable insti-
tuition which may be named by the "Tele-
gram" one hundred dollars.
2. Ifthc NEWS circulation within the
city H. not more than one-half that of the
Telegram we will give one hundred dol
lars to any charity.
3. Ifthe NEWS circulation In the state
IL not more than 30 per cent. that Of the
Telegram" We will give one hundred dol
lars to any charity.
4. NJ the NEWS circulation IL not in
crcasing and ~ the "Telcgram's" T. not de-
creasing we will give one hundred dollars
tn any charity.
., ~ the total circulation of the 'Tele-
gram T. over 10, 500 we will give any char
ity one hundred dollars.
All the offers or none must be accepted.
The result Of the count must be prOmi-
nently printed la both papers.
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his name is prompted solely by desire on
the part of his friends TO properly recog,,
nize the valuable services he has rendered
the party in the City by the Sea: There
is report current that the friends OF
Daniel h. Fearing of Newport will endeav-
or TO secure for him the second place on
the ticket.
A glance at the two tickets as above
printed, and which are wholly subject 20
"A revision i'm the party conventions, dis
closes that each of the older political or
ganizations contemplates presenting for
the consideration of the electors n set Of
candidates OF unblemished character,
sterling worth and excellent business rep
utation.
On Monday the NEWS will contain an
article upon the early closing of the polls
measure which was suggested in the mes
sage delivered on Tuesday last to the logis-
lature by His Excellency Gov. Ladd
c. f. l..
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

A horrible fatality-Two persons smoth-
cred by escaping gas, and others en-
dangered. Page Z
Mayor Carroll's case in court Page z
The North Providence liquor case Page Z
The Metropole water polo team off for
New York. PAGE 3
Stewart won the pool match. Page 3
The Central Labor Unions meeting last
night Page 8
News OF the secret societies. Page
Foreign.
Chile demands the recall Of Egan, Page
The Pope's health, Page Z
Reduced rates on grain, Page I
France and the tariff, Page
Protection i'm New South Wales, Page
Domestic.
A disastrous accident on the Chicagof
Rock Island and Pacific, Page /.
The National Democratic Committee can
vassed for Cleveland and Hill, Page 1.
A big find OF gold, Page |.
The Presidents message will 90 to Con-
gress. Monday, Page /.
Grip drives a woman to suicide, Page I.
The Aurora. Ill, Watch Works will re
move TO Waltham, Mass, Page /.