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rLLurIox EXCITEMENT.
cohoea Ballet npxc4 seiHed by "Spcc-
Sat Police"

NEW YoR1i, April 12.--The Herald
special rom CDhocs, NY, says: "No
election viii be declared here, for rome
OF tlo ballot boxes were seized by n
gang 81 toughs nom Troy, who were
appointed special policemen. The city
" IN ilo widest stale OF excitement.
Everything wac quiet Until thc time
came Tor closing the polls In the F1urih
ward which is heavily Republican.
Then tho Troy specials cauerd n row
anu twenty other special policemen
rushed Tn and acizcd the ballot boxes.
aud they are now In the policu station
Ia ma Iron hpK.
Ia other wards they are being hold
back. The Troy mob clubbCd q number
Of citizens, Hud are now hicinC 10 jsil
Tearing TO leave tho city. Tine baiio,
boNt1 ia the police station, Ia. police
say, arc sealed, aud nitog tho excite.
mcnt they viii allow a fair representa-.
ton Of all parties 10 count tho hallota.
Tie c1ud.dgica Tor mayor ar. German
cleveland DrmocmO, Candle filill
Di,,gnocintl aud strong liiopuhlIUlnl.
when tle ballot bcGcs were seized hy
ths sptciai police wa aurry mob FOL
ip"tu hut were hcld back by the rogu.
- INHN's az WV ponce NkNlluN tlt
Citizens attempted 10 s.acIu the boxes,
but were struck Down by tro mol, who
wuro armed with clubs. The snloon.
kcorcr' places were entered by the
mon nnu bartender shot man
ihiough the arm. When Inspector
Ltihcy, over the Fourth wnr,i, was
pointed out 10 two Troy specials they
drew revnlyurs aHd forced MIN 10 sigi,
blank relurni which waH taken to tho
police station, Tor what purpose - not
known.
The Fourth ward il heavily RepuD.
licau. Returns rom the First wRrl,
heavily Democratic, are Kept back 20
the llst hour.
Tue 0iliclhlrelurns outside the stolen
Fourth ward give the Republicans
- minority, ami assured their cleo.
iion. a man named McDln0ugh OF
West Troy was takou home ou
strctchcr. He was hit hya policeman,
wHO thought be- Intended 20 vote Tor
Ganildi the nm candidate.
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An cscgilcut dish Tor breakfast /. shirrul
cfs1 with tomato sauce. Buttcr some
small shir.ng m0lds ali sprinkle inside
Some chopped parsley lrcak into each "A
fresh egg and pat h,t uf butter ca the
Top With pinch of H.. Set the mo,ds In
a pan NJ water reaching nearly TO Tho ton
oi tho mold and cook IN tho oven am mo
EGGS nrr spt. llug, rldy some round
pieces OF toast or fried lri aud slip each
egg un one, u..ng "a lufo 10 loosen the
vDsrs. Make thick tomato sauce. stow.
IN" Two or ihrrc tomatoes, and uddlps "A
teas po0n.rl OF ilDgr rubbed smooth ln I5t.
melted butter r,.i cayenne pepper Pour
ihe sauce around the D.gs aud serve very
hot'-licF Point OF View In New York
Times.
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UTICA April 1.-Two distinct quite
severe earthquake Shocks wcro felt IN
b tliih city today, about four minutes
apart. The iirst WIS felt about 1850
am, and both were accompanied by n
iumbiing noise ia Of distant thunder.
heporis from Hollsud Patent, Western.
Nillei Alder Creek and number Of
oihor places Of this county say that
holh shocks were felt in the country,
ana IN some instances tue shocks wore
severe. In this city lnsevetal instancte
ienIuiun clocks anu articles In cup.
boards were shaken.
, ALBANY, MY, April l2.-Two dir
unct .hrthquake shocks were fit
Throughout Montgomery, Warren and
oosage counilp, thls morning. The
mss occurred at 1885, Rnd lasted thirty
seconds. TIC second came two min.
utos later. In Johuoiown and Clovers.
vile people rushed wildly from their
npuep9 thoroughly frightened. Thp
sattiing Of dishes, falling Of plaster
Fulnhling Of buildings and vibrating OF
camps appear to be tho only results,
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Eumnu' ihers r. something strange
hhlut tl..4 room Whore ur. those sun.
Gay plp,H bad stuwn nOuui tHr nolrl
why au uy pipes nll put uH fHrr Zoo d
box ss though they had mo rIsnt 90 hl
anywhere 900 the ruom whcrr lpft tlomi
Have 7 ul; Civ % uricrt dozen time.
That nothing was 90 Dr. disturled1 Ilumphi
lfIppo that / viii haveto hunt around
now for L1il tu houg to nnu tha. collar
button that los la.t tight.
40 hers 90 q un the bureau in plain
f,Eht. u seems tp me THAT Then. IL a
strange gdog ui sachct IN me room. Wb,t
can 10 lel I have always thrown AVN
rva y bag " % that wag.dvcn me. Aud
here is w'innns siirrer, q little sllppcr,
und O. mighty pretty one, lnmy room What
tur ~ ull M,uuf All, ipmembof now. I
Lcar her foo' step on the stair am ma.
ricl.-Dpokiyn Liic.
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II went down To mdimla not Ion,
ago said Michigan Central orqinco
t. tho reporter, "to eco my folks. VIII.
live In "nnll town ON % branch ront
that Is about tho worst ever saw. A
a way station o Hoosior came aboard
and "a few minutes after ho had curlel
~ ia the corner Of q scat tho conductor
came ul0ug
~ say conductor no inquired. 4.
this train running now
"'Cs COURSE It is, haii the conductor.
taking his ticket.
Then he rolnpscd again, and in about
hitoon minutes he hcoboncd to the con.
dUctGr.
"ls this train running nowY ho asked
as before.
"Couno it g. Whats tho matter
with youf said tho conductor uurnly.
Don't Gle mad about it,, urged the
passenger mildly Il don't mean no iu.
snlt This yer train runs 80 slow That |
can't tell when IFS goiu and when n
amt, and Two got 20 git OH nj the nayt
station en- tho. woddIu that's rot for d
o'clock won't taEo place, that's an. /
hAin.t nothiu Gg'lu yuu ncr tho road. hut
I'm iist a lgoile mite anxious about
landin in time Ter the occasion. you IN.
doriJnd.
Observation-Disclosures uls.
scngor was duly deposited at the np
pointed placc."-Do,roit FREQ Press.
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CHICAGO, April ia new labor
organization, To be called tho lnterna.
iionai Federation Of Machinery Trades,
was organized here today, with n mom.
tefship estimated at $4,000. The most
important clause Ofshe cont,itutiou il
cue declaring that nine hours shall
constitute days work. The next
convention win bohold at Chicago In
October. John a. PentOn Of Detroit
~ president, aud =. Is. Edwards OF
springfield, H., chairman OF the ex.
tCutiyo beard.
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WAhnNuToN, April l2,-C0ngress
man Cooper Of lndigua made n state.
ment before the House pension Invest
eating committee. lie declare that
tie was not responsible for anu knew
nothing about tho action OF his clerk,
Herhuy, IN taking fees for Information
furnished 10 outside pension attorneys.
Hersey had bscn recommended as a
competent man lor the place, aud was
employed ps such. CUmmlfsiDut 7
Raum, however, sought 10 have all tho
pension business done by Washingtou
attorneys, who were undorsers ON his
notes. This, hu said, was u much
more harmful dobauchefy " tue pub.
li1 service than Hersey's. Raum
know OF HeIsey's doinss last SepIem.
bur but had done everything In hts
rover 10 have Hersoy bnbed through
ms tRaum'sl spies anu intomeu IN
$50 Or three states, Ia the hops that ho
might eulrap tho witness.
II was lalse that he COOPER had told
senator Morgan that Hurscy would
work for him lOr pay, anu witness do.
uicd that he over asked on accepted n
cont fora service growing out VI his
connection with public affairs.
Cooper then referred 10 the charge
that he HAD authorized Maring &
slusLtr to print his signature on
thousands OF imitation Congressional
siipr, aud said that Marug came 10
uin and said lac desiryd wit ess' name
Ia calling up me cases OF "ihe boys
WitLtes Knew nothing 0f thu penslon
inws at that time, anu on Munug's "a.
that u WIS the usu,I
hing, anu tue exhibition OF call
lgncd BY Senator Purple, he gave his
consent, but with tho underwriting
that the privilege was to be used only
Tor fOldlrfs Ia tho Wituui3 iis.flri.
.UaIuiug Afterwards tlat AlRrnp was
calling up cases !t5m al over The
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sTaYcnNiNt OWN IN WATER AND
TEA.
The Evidence is rlainly Against u,
Girl, HIT She Is Nevertheless
Discharged.
Rat she criminal, ucing u woman,
H. discharged.

MoDEsTO, Cal, April L.. Co., Julia
oNlcpi tho laughter ~ Dennis
O'Nlera, "a farmer living noar town. is
oh trial te.orr Justice Whithy today,
chhigcd by her father with onduav0r.
inE 10 poison him. O'Aicm testified
TO druking water furnished him Is
his daughter which had a bitter taste,
nnd on the morning Of March eslh,
hllrr drinking some tea which che
poured Ter hui. ho was SEIZED with
COZ vuhiuu-, Hud phyalciun with
nilicdlty saved his life. The effects
wtic those Of atrychuine. Despite thr
"1iimony AMI statement Of the district
attorney the evidence Wal plaiu
against the girl. The district at.
torrey's motion 10 dismiss the case
prevailed, Popular sentiment having
teen aroused ny evidence that OiNlera
had compelled his daughter % rise
before breakfast aud engage IN plough.
ing AMI other farm WORK.
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lSDErESnENCE, No., April The
Elicrs In Attendance upon the inter.
national conference Of the Reorkanizpd
Church OF Lstter.day Saints again nd
mlnislorcd unto the sick today. The
basement Of the Temple, whor. the
ceremony was performed, was crowded.
At the business session n resolution was
adopted providing for the publication
Of n history Of the church, 10 he placed
on sale at the Worlds Fair. Very lIttls
other business was transacted. This
conference viii adjourn .pme time this
week.
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Wyoming Cattle Men Invade q Raneli
Burn the House aud Kill the
Occupants.
rpI RUsrLrRS oReAHlzr AND GO
10 MEET THEM.
President Harrison Offers TO Send
Troops TO AID In QnelIing the
Disturbance.
cArr.EmrN ANDnusrLEns.
Iul Particulars About the FiEhi
Received.

IuryAIO, wyo., April IL. 90 Full
particulars OF tho fight at the A \
ianch arc Just received. The itst Ia
tlmatlou Of tho Intended invasion by
the cat,,cmen WAS message saying
that a train Of armed ana mounted
iugn Was unloadcd AT Casper Tie
fust.rrs and small cnttlcu1u had little
lime 10 prepare for defense, and the
cattlemru arrived soon after, aud ut
once attacked the X & ranch. a
posse u rustlera wcte sent 90 the
rescue. but, when thcy arrived, the
cattiemen mad douu their work aud
lun. Tho house was burned
aud the lead bodice of Natn
Champion mud Dlcl, Ray were
found In the fulne. Jack Flag,
the notorious leading rusiiur, arrived nt
the * q ranch during the progress Of
tho battle anu had ~ run tue gauntlet.
The caltlrmcn burned his wagon with
his house. Leaving the X y ranch,
the caitiomcn started i0r Buffalo, anu
the rus,les Organized aud wcuttu meet
them. The cuitlVmeu too; shelter on
the Il A tauch, which the rur'lrm sur.
rounded, aud ~ daylight Monday the
battle began. SEoia were exchanged
Nil day, hut the number Of killed aud
injured cannot nj urg-ent be learned.
One VI the cHi.lrmuA escaped from the
fancn, presumably 10 gel reiuiorcg-
mCn,s. The results of tufay's opera.
tions arc not yet Lrowu. George Green
was brought 10 Buffalo yesterday badly
wounded, asserting that he shot him
fcli acct tpntaliy. 10 Il thought that
he was ono OF tho c1ttlcncA pat,icl.
plilng IN tho fight. The ustlrrs are
securing the country Tor reinforce.
meats, which are Iupldly coming up.
The acting mayor Of Buffalo hes
called on the governor Tor lhu State
militia 10 a'sie. The fhcriil in qutll!ng
the disturbance.
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Providing Tor the Equipment Of tho
Militia.

WASHINGTON, April l2. - Repre-.
sentative Lane Of llilnoi., from tho
committee on military Affairs, today
reported TO the House bill authorizing
the secretary OF war, upon application
OF the governor of q state or Territory,
10 issue, for the sole use ot tho National
Guard OF such State or Territory, any
Sliuch understanding ride field guns
Of wrought ron, or 3.l0-iuoh bFGoch-
loading rifle Held guns OF ttU0l, or
machine (llOt0hkiss or Qatlingl or
fapid'iiEo guns, with the implements
and harness Tor the same, which may
DO on hand and not needed ini-
mcdiately for the service by tho regular
forces,
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SAN DiYGO, Cal, April I2.-Ths
cruiser "Baltlmoron has arrived here
and isAuchorcd On Hotel Del Coronado,
She viii remain outside engaged I'M
gun practice until Saturday, when sho
viii come iuslce The bay. Il 1. under.
stood that the cruiser "CharlestonD
will proceed TO santa Barbara IN few
days,
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"iho meat for our breakfast alone costs
20 much, sighed novice in the house.
keeping line, 'but the experienced house
WIG knows that certain rclishus, Ike thin
slices OK bacon with cream sauce, or raw
potatoes cnt "a strip and fried In hot fnt.
afrahnm gcm or l.sit muffin, are usually
more acceptable than something hru,i,r
IbiH Is whore The attention Is needed, mo
lack Of which makes thn morning meal
often IN unpalAta1lo oua and little suited
TO provide fuel TO sins. tho Guy 3 work. -
brOaLlyn Eaglr.
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Uncomfortable positions often cause pro.
lohged crying IN healthy hablc5. Thrlr
STOCK ~ Ignorance b. exceedingly lnrfI.
They viii lie iu "a crib 10 a crampcd. eyon
painful position, gnd cry apparently for
hges, and yci not know enough 10 turn
over 1t isa standing rule among trained
nurses when a child cries In tho hospltnls
70 turn him over 60 h.a other side, rcn.,
range Tho heiclpthiug pat him moment.
nnu IL Is surprising TO rc1 how often tho
nAhy drops OH again into peaceful Stun.
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LONDON, April l2.--rhc Exchange
Telegraph company is authority Ir
the statement that Matthews, home
secretary, has decided TO release Mis-.
Florence Ethel Osborne, who l. sery.
ing II nine months sentence for tho
thcft Of Mrs. HarRreaveS pearls and
her Subsequent perjury, before the time
Of her accuuehment. Mrs. OsbOrno
expects TO be confined shortly.
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NEW YoRl, April l2.-'rhe oxisl.
enco OF q gang Of inccudlhrlcs and
anarchists who have been starting iircs
~ tenement houses " Brooklyn since
January lst was demonstrated today.
Two men are under Rrrest. One Of
me aecomplices Of tins gang made a
hIl conicrslon. Their plan WAS 10
arrange with the dwollgn in the tone.
ncnt houses which were over insured
20 Y! uurn the property fora percentage OF
Inc Insurance money.
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KANSAS Cry, April le.--AliTed o.
BhtNi, tho nephew OF AImo. Patti, aud
proittsor Of Music, against whom suit
was brought yesteFdny by Neville, a
Wen known citizen Of Chicago, for
100000 Tor alirnutiug the affections Of
The docioPs.wlfe, has disappeared. Ills
friends do not know his whereabouts.
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ELECTIONS Am CONVENTIONS.
Republicans and Democrats In New
Jersey

! Jersey
=, Nrw CAertE, y. j., April L.
tnuk a.. Herbert, Democrat, was
CHOSEN mnyurof this city today by u
majority ~ o. votes.
Halfway n. j., April ia.-The
! ciiy election today fe1ultcJ iu u COM
pl,to victory for tie Republicans.
JLhaLN ti1N, \. j., April l9.-rhc
returns from ihu Charter election show
we election ot n RUpuhlicun mayor
Nluc Democrat and four Republican
alderm,n arc elected. The result at
trenton ia In doubt 10 Il thought q
Democratic victory 10 possible. The
county h0nrd Of frecholdeTs IL Demo.
cratic. The county board Of Camdun
y also Democratic. At Patterson four
republican, three Democratic and one
Independent aldermen are elected.
Iho boafd offroeholdcfs " Republican.
DEMOCRATS ~ ALBANY.
AintNY, \. y. April I2.-Mnyor
Janice ~. Manning anu tho cutiro
Domociauc ticket were reelected 10.
Jay " 10000 majority, eighteen out Of
thlr'y,0hc suptryispts were also elect.
Oh, Manning lisa sDn Of cN.se rotary
OF tue treasury Daniel Manning.
TENAs nEpuuIiCAas.
DALLAS, Tex, Apnl l2.--rhc first
Republican convention without u
"mggvP thai ever assembled Ia the
south met here this Afternoon. Rou-
tine business was transacted. The
convention will probably nominate n
state Ticket, aud send a contesting
delegation % Minneapolis
HEruHLlCAS LEAGUE coNvENnoN.
Hgr SpnINos, Arb, AprllI..-JC.
Car son said today that the Rcpubli,
can League Convention wouldpfotab.
" b. held nj Buffalo In the last week
in JuuU, bringing II IN session at tho
same time ~ the Democratic National
Convention In Chicago.
READY 10 cur LOOSE IRON THE
NlUOER.
DALLAS, Tex, April II. 49, Four
hunired delegates 10 tho white Re.
lublican League are IN convention
here. Most Of them declare that they
are ready ~ "cut lUosr from the nigguip
ann buiid up the white Republican
party In Texas, The color Hue h.
drawn Tor tho ftst time. A state
Ticket will probably be- nominated.
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EEuiy hpfil l2.--Tne Tonsahs
%c,tHHp Aln u Iispatch fs0ni Lau1urr,
saying tnnt - plui has brrn itc1ycrcd
70 gvposr The Sultan Oi Itn.ihaf in
favor ui u prince VI Muscat II (. TO-.
ported that tie Bfllisi favor the
urpDaitlon oftho Sultan in order ~ ok.
tend their pgnicctouiu over Nutcai.
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81. PETERsBuRu, April Ig.-It ia
stated that the illnees OF DE Gler.,
minister Of foreign affair, who for
some time paat has been suffering from
rrysipclas In tho head, Ia aggravated
10y very painful ulcer in the ear. re-
sultiug IN permanent deafness, aud his
resignation from office Is probable.
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- sI.sEroN nlsl.nrArIoN.
Tie ENciicmcnt Owe tho opening ~.
crcnall ~ ~ DIV.

ST. rAuI, April H. The excite.
mcut vcr tue Uleuiug or the Susstou
reservation iucftJsya every day, and
each boomer l. tryiag 10 got ahead Of
Il nuighb1r. Tho livelipsl rush viii
br Tor the proposed tnwnslte IN town.
ship ~, fingc 81 a land company
hal elaborated plaut Tor every mam.
pet o. iiln r0upHny 10 rcaufc all the
lana immediately surrounding the
tOWnsiic. Tho inst,s. hosOB IN tnli
part Of the country viii engage Ia q
great illitun.milc race, starring from
Browu's valley ON the day Of tue open.
ing. The Islands IN LsEu Trayrr.c,
which bounds the eastern border ilt
thirty miles, VIII be densriy populated
Immediately before the opening by
hoopoir, VINO VIII land Ia bgat-, and
INDIANS with teams ami ponies vii!
lake them 10 the vacant laud. Tho
SETTLERS are peaceahle, anu It II the
opinion Oi the Governor, that there
viii 10 40 trouble. The crowd In.
Creaees daily.
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Killed for Interfering 10 "a Love
AFFAIR.

LoEDOS, April II. a man by
the name Of Hamilton, rcsiding III
Moeishhm, Wiltshire, aud engaged 10
be- married 10 n young lady, became
convinced that the Uncle NJ HE finance
was seeking to iniIrncc her 20 break
the engagement, and KILLED him, M
also the policeman who tried to arrest
him. Hu was then ovefpoweigd aud
locked up.
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NAsiINOroS, April L. Scnur Per.
asa, tie Venezuelan minister, has re-.
ceiNsi a message from tbs Venezuelan
minister OF foreign Affairs, dated Cara.
cnb Ann 18th, saying; "pencc ~.
sured; general tranquility prevails.
Throughout the COuntty.D
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TltE WrsEEyATIoS sunRouypEp.

FL RENo, Okla, April I2.-Every
h1u' brings more 10 the border. 1huy
nfe oven drawn up along tho western
hne 0i tue reservation, but NEST are
mnstci on tho cast ana southeast.
governor Sray has decide. 10 open the
'ownsiies ~ 2 o'cloc. on the day q
opening the gesufvatiOn, In order ~
give shc town builicm a chance ~
reach tho other county seats IN time
Tor the opcnlAg.
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PARIS April l2.--rho Countess
Gtasln ana Countess NlUutbault,
while out driving today ut Lrmnls,
were badly inJlrcd by their hons
Jumping over "a bridge. Countess
Gfsstin Tell into the water and H. still
unconscious. Counties Mnntbault 10.
ceivud serious ard ainful Injuries.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, April i2.-Tbe
alaIiing character oi .hc Hood In uofth.
.fn mississippi Is Just hcginnln. 10 be-
Tfvall6ci. ilundfcis OF lives we've lesi.
4,'st night ore man -ogsd snv.
ethi mile In the dntk on nj,
WIN iwentv-six bodlcs he hat plcLcJ
up The FOOD came 90 suddenly thst
hohe were prepared. Al sorts Of crafts
NY lelng imprlvisrt to 40 10 help the
s1lElVoisi who arc Iorchcd ON tbs
h'ghtst ground, without food or shrl.
ueI. Inc io.s OF property will be over
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We do not sufficiently appreciate hot
water bags The amount ot comfort Ia
on' u, thom cannot be- known except from
actual experience. There should he, "
possible, hli, " do'ru lugs ofsauolH sizes
IN 'Ar H'eI.rIou, ctsy ot access and ready
tar use. Medical .l4rIag
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nPRlNdFIELD, III. Aprila.-Gover.
nor hiier reversed tho action of fhc
STATE board Of health today Ia fevgI.
ing the certificate % Dr. Leslie Eee.
lvyo OF Dwight, Of hiohloridn Of eoIl
n',N 'alae' Hh tofuhcaio was re-
nnheu June 20, 1881, ana Fifer say,
eu.s thn action wha taken without such
nyioe To keeloy, and without such II
S'hl, ana without npch, Andiug Of the
lau,h ~ NC law rtquiref Under Nicl
circumstances The revocation was an.
authorized and weld.
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SANTA FE, n. NJ, April ll.-Capt.
Grant, general manager Satierlce,
secretary and treasurer, ami W. IL.
Abraham, land and tax commissioner
Of the Texas Pacific, and Simon j.
Dran, president Of the New York
stock Exchange, on yesterday and
Saturday visited the pocos valley and
examined the ditch system at Eddy
aud the Pecos railroad company,
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In New York city, and within u radius
OF twenty-five miles OF It, moro people
arc living today than tho whole thirteen
colonies contained ut tho tino OF the
ksyslutt.-s
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CHICAGO, April l2,-Colonel a. T..
Conger, Republican National Commit.
toemln from Quo, who has been a
sialwnrt Blaine man, today announced
himself In M Interview hs for Harri.
con.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13

Fourteen miles from brunswick, IN
Glyan county, lives woman, Mis-. Am
Piper, who has spoken 90 nobody but tW,
women and litilc grl Ia sixtcen ycnrs
Mas Piper lives within .Fo miles OF a rnll.
rond, aud can hcar thp whistle NJ AN en-.
Riue every time II plss her homo. vet "a,
,,'l hpyvr seen an cugihe or ridden ou Il
nun IN her life. She has been living ON
the s..ne placasixtogn years, and mover la.
bten 10 BruulW.ck.-t Cor Savannah NuVg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13

Beware Of tho polite stranger who
hand, you u cent which he tells you
yon hoyo dropped, his pal meanwhile
"snaking' your pockptbuok.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-13

CHEYESNE, Wyo., April l2.-Gov.
ernor Barber tonight received tele.
gam from President Harrison, saying
that he tad ordered tile secretary Of
war 10 concentrate q .uiiicirnt number
Of soldier, from Fo.t mckinney T. CO.
opomio win the Stale authorities in
etiuOting n settlement ui tn present
difficulties between the caitltmpn aud
ruttiers.