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AIDING A REVOLT.
New York Merchants Said to Be Incitiug the
Venezuelan Insurrection.

NEW YORK, April ia Washington
special affirms that General Bolet, the Vene-
zuelan Minister, had secret agents atwork
in New York. recently, with the view of as
eertaining who was supplying the rebels
with arms, supplies and cash. The agents
reports will make, it is said, interesting
reading for the Government of Caracas. 1t
appears that most Of the war has been
carried on in New York by two commission
houses. with the aid OF one or two daily
newspapers. One of the houses numbers
among its silent paIt tners General CrespO,
leader Of the insurgents. and il is stated he
has an interest with another house that has
been particularly active In booming Crespo.
These firms it appears, have desire to
secure the annulment of the concession
given the American "Red d. line of steam
ships, plying between New York and
Venezuelan ports, but the present Govern
ment, under Palacio, steadfasty refused to
break its contracts. CTespo, however, bar
gained that should he come into power
these firms should receive the benefits ac-
corded the steamship company. As con-
sequence the firms referred to are said to
have been the most active.
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THE HOUSE.

"A Long Debate on q Contested Election
Case--The Record Matter.
In the House to-day the Committee on
Rules reported resolution setting aside all
orders granting leave to print In the Rec
ord. After some debate the resolution was
adopted.
The Committee on Rules also reported a
resolution directing the Committee on Civil
Service Reform to repert whether any Of the
officials in Baltimore found by an investiga-
tion Of the Civil Service Commission to
have violated the law are still in Office, and
whether any such officials have been in-
dicted and prosecuted for such violation.
Adopted.
OFarreli OF Virginia then called no the
6ew York contested election case Of N0yes
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Ike Weir Finally Fights.

MIYNEAPoLIs, April 19.-Ike Weir, the
Belfast Spider. and Tommy White oI
Chicago fought 10 rounds Tonight at the
Hennepin At5lecic Club, for purse oi
5000, $500 to the winner. 1t was a fight
from tho start to the finish and lots OF hard
work was done. The Spider drew first
blood in the first round and had the best Of
it all through. AT the end oil the tenth
bloody nose that White wore nsither was
hurt. The referee accordingly declared the
fight n draw
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THE VICTORIA BUDGET.

Smallpox on the Empress of Japan Two
Westminster Editors Invisible.
VICTORIA. April Blowing to a case of
smallpoD On the steamer Empress of Japan,
which arrived here from China yesterday.
5l8 Chinese passengers have been disin-
feeted and placed in quarantine at Albert
Head.
The present session Of the Legislative
Assembly will probably last 10 days more
The warrant issued by the Speaker for the
arrest Of the Kennedy brothers, the editors
OF the Westminster Columbian. has been
returned 10 the Speaker unsat isfied The
sergeani-at-arms stated that the parties
could not be found.
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Killed BY a Doctor.

QUINCY, H., April 19.-Charles Aaron, a
prominent young farmer, living in Clicla
Township, near this city, was brutally mur-
dered this morning by negro doctor
named Smith, alias Jamison, who had been
attending his mother for cancer. The kill
ing grew out Of a dispute ver the payment
of the doctors fees. Jamson shot Aaron,
killing HIM almost instantly. lie then COM
PEELED Aaron's father. at the point of the
revolver. to draw check for $500. The
neigbbors, armed with shotguns, started in
pursuit of Jamison, who kept up running
fire as he retreated. Finally, after chase
OF three miles, a deputy sheriff shot and
seriously wounded him. and succeeded In
landing him in Jail here.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
ROSWELL SMITH.

Roswell Smith, president OF the Century
Magazine Company. died at New York yester-
day from Brighps disease. He had been uncoa-
Conn, on the 3Oth Of March, 1929. lie
was educated at Brown University; IN
1850 married a granddaughter of Chief
Justice Oliver Ellsworth, studied law, ald
for nearly 20 years practced In Lafayette Ind.
In 1870 Mr.. Smith went to New York where in
connection with Mr.. j. G. Holland aud Charles
ScrIbner, he established Scrbner's Monthly.
now the Century Magazine" La 1873 he
began the publication OF ST. Nicholas. magazine
for children. The first organization was under
the firm name OF Scribner & Co. which subse-
quently became the Century Company. with Mr.
Smith aS president.
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A VESSEL WRECKED.
The German Brig Felix Goes Ashore and Her
Crew Drowned

LONDON, April 19.-The German brig
Felix, hailing from Stettin. went aground
in the sleet and wind off Gore Point, near
Brancaster. yesterday. Heavy seas swept
over her and carried away her masts. The
crew tried to get away in small boat, but
1t was capsized and IL men were carried
away and drowned. Three lifeboats were
started out from the shore, bnt wing to the
beavy sea were obliged to return.
The Felix was subsequently struck by
tremendous sea, which drove her off the
rocks and capszed her. Two more sailors
were drowned, but the captain cluug to
spar oil wreekage and was saved. His little
boy was drowned
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A Geological Conrsa

The Geological Club have decided to give
course of five lectures under the auspices
OF the Academy Of Sciences. The lectures
will be illustrated with the stereOpticon and
Will take place as follows: Thursday,
April II, "Creation by Law; April 2H
Fundamental Group of Animals; May
8. The Mammalia May IL, 1.-THE Mam-
mails Of California: May 10, "The Bird =;
May 2S, Song Birds of California"
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Italy's New Cabinet.

ROME. April 19.-The formation OF the
new Cabinet is completed. The 2 rogramme
includes retrenchment in the army bud
get The new members are: Sgnor CadOllini,
Minister of Finance; General RicciOtti.
Minister of War, and Signor Genalla. Min
lister of Education. The other Ministers
are the same as in the last Cabinet, ex-
eept SignOr Chimiri transferred from the
Ministry of Commerce and Industry to the
Ministry of Justice
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Federation Of Seamsn.

CHICAGO. April ia convention Of the
representatives of seamen's unions through
out the United States Is In session here for
the purpose Of forming a federation. 1t is
intended to federate all unions of the At
lantic, Pacific, gulf and lake ports. Such an
organization would comprise 81, 600 7en. The
representatives from San Francisco are
Frank Waterhouse, George Halst and John
Finerty,
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the compartment of train running to Lon
don from Brighton. The prisoner was re-
manded In bail of e400. He strenuonsly
denies the charge, and says the case is one
OF attempted blackmai. Greville Nueent
was born in 1852, and was married in 1882
to Ermengarda, daughter of the late Angus
tus Ogiivie. Heis deputy Lieutenant and
MAGISTRATE Of the county of Westmeath. Ire
land. and was at one time High Sheriff of
the county of Westmeath. His residence is
at ClOnym Castle. Delvin.
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Ischi,s Cached Opium.

The CuStom-house inspectors engaged in
searching the steamer China made another
nnd yesterday. Six ive-tael tins OF opium
were were discovered In the bow of the boat.
The stuff was wrapped in letter naner from
the pursers office. and there is therefore no
douDt but that the opium had been cached.
where 1t was found. by Furser Minton's
speculative servant, Ischi. the japanese
smuggler. arrested on Saturday.
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Am Arizona Miner Murdered

PHGNIx, Ariz.. April 19.-Parties in from
the San Simon Valley state that George
Montgomery, well-known rancher and
miner, was killed by unknown parties at
his camp on Silver Greek in the Chirieahua
Mountains. No particulars were had, but
the officers have gone to the scene of the
murder for the purpose of getting a clew.
Montgomery has been well known in Cochise
County for the past 10 years and is highly
respected.
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PRIMROSE DAY.
Anniversary Of the Death OF Lord Beaconsfeld
Observed in England

@SU~~'eHSU1y OH II1o DeHtH UI L0ru 6edcOnSueII
Observed in England
LONDON, April 19.--.To-day, the eleventh
anniversary of the death Of Earl Beacons-
field, was celebrated In accordance with the
custom inauguraied in 1883 by the Primrose
League in memory of the dead Prime Minis.
ter, whose favorile flower was the primrose.
The day was universally observed by the
aaa7 of unom wora q hnnch ~ nrinsrlsa' ,eas ae'
The Grand Master Of the Primrose League
Is the Prime Minister, the Marquis OF Sails.
bury. The membership is very large,
amounting to over 100000 persons. The
statne of Lord Beac9asfield, in Westminster r
Palace yard, is covered with primr0ses.
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THAT KIDNAPPING CASE.

st. Claire's Captors Have Been Bound Over
to Appear Before the Grand Jury
PHOENIX, Ariz, April I9-George Bur-
bank and Pete Davis, the two men who
were arrested for kidnapping Norman ST.
Claire at the Harquahala mines last week.
we're bound over to the Grand Jury at Yuma
yesterday under bonds of $1,000 sacb Rob-
insop, the other party implicated, is still at
large. A warrant is out for his arrest.
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Murdered by Cinnamon.

HELENA, Mont, April 10. - Deputy
United States Marshal Ramsay of Billings
yesterday arrested All Let and Ah Do.
Cinnamon. charged with the murder of
Yum Lee, another Chinamsp. on the Crow
reservation last October. The latter was
found dead in his cabin October 12 with his
head split open and all his money, 5000
missing.
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The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons
was called to order yesterday by M. II.
Myrick. ALI of the grand officers were
present and 56 subordinate chapters vera
represented. The reports Of officers ali
showed satisfactory state of affairs
throughout the jurisdiction. The order of
business to-day Will be the exemplificatiou
OF the mark degree by the grand lecturer
and election of officers,
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STRUCK HIS SUPERIOR.

Fort Bowie Private Seriously Wounds a
Sergeant in Self-Defense.
PHOENIX, Ariz. April ia special to
the Republican from Fort Bowie says that
Sergeant Humble of Company c. Twenty
fourth Infantry, was so seriously injured
to-day that 1t was found necessary TO place
him in the care of the tort surgeon, and his
drinking freely, and upon entering his
quarters became involved in an alteration
with his comrades. He drew a revolver
and aimed it at Private Brown. who being
within reach of baseball bat grabbed it
and struck the sergeant upon the head,
cutting deep cash Just above the ear
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Harbor Commissioners.

The Harbor Commissioners met yesterd.v -
afternoon. j. l.. Schmidt & Co.. boudsmen
for Walter E. Hewey, the collector who
absconded some time ago, paid their pro
rata on the amount lost by the State nv
Hewey's defalcati0n.
Schmidt Sc Co.'s share was 1881 90, and
the total amount received from ali the
b0ndsmen is now S1527 72, all Of them ex-
cepting Sidney j. Loop having now paid up.
1t was announced that bids for the new tug
will be opened at o'clock on Thursday
afternoon, and bids for the proposed build
ing on Powell-street wharf on the Tues
day following
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Will Abide hy Arbitration.

MANCHESTER, April 19.-At meeting Of
the Master Cotton-spinners' Association
to-day to consider the operatives proposal
20 submit the arbitration of differences be-
tween the employers and workmen il was
resolved that six members should be
selected to meet six delegates Of the Oper-
ativeS' Association to agree upon all issues
to be submitted for arbitration.
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French Victory in Senegal

pedition sent by Francs under Colonel
Humbert TO punish King Samory. after be-
ing in perilous position for time, has,
according TO the latest advices, met Samory
in a series Of engagements and routed him,
killing a great number of his men. The
French loss Is trifl Ing.
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Another endowment Company.

The Western Mutual Benefit Association,
an endowment concern, has collapsed and
large number OF men and women of liu-
tied means have been victimzed w. H.
Riddelt, the manager, is said to be $4,000
short in his accounts and he is not to be
found
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For a Girls Death.

A jury in Judge Sanderson's department
rendered verdict for $500 damages in tho
suit against the Contra Costa Laundry for
the killing, on March 10, 1890, OF Mary
Rogers, aged Is. by the explosion of a
mangle. The Oakland lrou Works, which
made the mangIe, was party defendant
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The Itallan-Swlss COLONY,

The eleventh annual meeting of the Ital-
ian-Swiss Agricultural Colony was held
yesterday and resulted In the election of the
following directors: p. G. R0ssi, DIR. G.
Ollino. G. A. Malm, A. Merle. NJ. J. Fon-
tana, Domenico Paroni, ]. Cuenln, p. Capepa
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A Titled Y. V.llain.
i N..I 10 unn Da

LONDON. April 19-Hon. Patrick Greville
Nugent, brother Of Lord Grevile, was TO-
day arraigned in the Police Court on a
charge of having fe!Oni0usly assaulted
young lady named Marion Price. The Of
Tense is alleged to have been committed In
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The Electric Read,

Behrend Joost Of the San Francisco and
San Mateo Electric Railway announced
yesterday that the road will be open for
traffic On Tuesday next, and that on Monday
there will be a trial trip for the benefit OF
inv tod
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p. III. CamnhaiI,s Will.

Peter 81. Campbell. for many years the
Superintendent of the Ciay-street Hill Rail-
road Company, left property on jackson
street. east OF Leavenwortb. valued at S7OOO.
BY will Of May %, 1888. everything was left
to the wife. Sarah K. Campbell, intention
ally omtting to provide for the children.
because desiring to leave this matter en-
lx 70 har
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DR.. Ceres Extraordinary BIZ.

The estate of William A. Church has
been sued for $3.50 for professional services
rendered by DIR. G. g. Gere continuously
for three days in December, 1891 Church
died on the 18th of that month and Gers
says the estate is well able to pay, having
assets of over $4,000.
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REMEDIES have again done FOR
me. On the 22d OF last Septem-
Der, L had the misfortune TO
bruise my leg. and put a piece
of sticking plaster on ie. Insid.
OF week had n terrible leg.
My wife became frightened and
advised me to 60 to a surgeon
1 went. ana docsored for two
months, but no good was dona
me. besides costing me big
money. My leg had by this timo
formed into an ulcer, and gos
worse every day. I could not
stand it any longer, and made up
my mind TO 60 to hospital and
see IL l could be helped. went
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VS.. Rockwell, and gave notice that at the
end OF 10 hours debate he would demand
the previous question.
After Lawson of Georgia. johnson of In
diana and Bacon of New York had spoken
the House adjourned pending action.
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GEORGE c. BECKwITH,

George c. BeckwIth for the past eight years
resident OF Oakland, died at his rooms at the
corner of Fifteenth street and Broadway yester-
day. He was a capitalist, native of Nova
Scotia and 74years OF age. The remains will Us
sent 10 Denver, Col, for interment.
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Collision on Lake Michigan.

CHICAGO. April Is. - Intelligence has
been received that the big lake steamer
City of Paris and the schooner Cora A. col
lided on Lake Michigan last night The
Cora reached Ludington, Mich, to-day in a
sinking condition. Nothing has been heard
frem the City OF Paris. 1t is feared she may
have fouudered
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Two Bows Missing.

SAN JOSE, April 19.-Fred and Eddie
LittIeton. aged seven and nine years, re-
spectively, have disappeared, and the police
have been unable to find any trace OF them
The boys left heir home at 165 East San
Fernando street on Monday morning for
school, and have not been seen since.
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Ask an Accounting.

MODESTO, April 10. - Suit has been
brought by his two married stepdaughters
against DIR. Thomas E. Lyman demanding
an accounting to them for all his immense
wealth. which they claim as heirs Of their
mother, who, they say. gave the doctor all
the money he has ever made.
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Sunol tn Go in Training.

FRANKLIN, Pa, April 19-Sunol arrived
at Miller & Silsbeys' stock farm to-day, and
was placed in charge of Trainer Marvin
Sunol will shortly be taken to the Mead
vile Kite track, and will go into training
to reduce her Ncord.
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THROUGH THE HEART.
A Drummer Kills Himself While Clean.
Ing His Revolver.

John G. Owles. a drummer employed by
Henry Doyle, q dealer in sporting goods, on
Market street, shot himself through
the heart last night at his residence.
1927 Oak street. The shooting was acci-
dental. He was cleaning a pistol when the
accident occurred. He was native of
England, A years old. and leaves widow
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SACRAMENTO COUNTY.
Delegates Elected to the State Democrat
Convention at Fresno

Convention at Fresno.
SACRAMENTO, April 19.-Tbe Democratic
County Convention this afternoon pnmi-
mated the following delegates to thesa :
convention: At large-W. S. Leake, Fred
Cox. j. w. Armstrong and r. d. Stephens.
The Supervisor of Districts reported dele
gates to the State convention as follows:
First District-J. w. Hughes, Pat Scully,
j. NJ. Sullivan; Second Dstrict-E. G. Bes-
sing. A. Black, +. Ii. Singleton; Third Dis
trict-Robert Barnett. Ed F. Smith. w. B.
Ferrel; Fourth Distriet-E. Greer. Peter
Robinson. j. p. Cox; Fifth Dstrict-John
Miller, John Z. Givens, j. Nj. Stephenson.
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AUGUSTUS ALLEN HAYES.

Augustus Allen Hayes died at Paris yesterday
OF heart failure. He was born In Boston aud
graduated at Harvard. He lived for manv years
in China and on his return to the United States
became secretary of an eleetric-light company
He was well known as a writer OF short stories,
Fuller.
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Insane From La Crime

SANTA ANA. April 19.-Constanci orba.
Spanish woman. was committed to the
Stockton Insane Asylum from here to-day.
She has been insane ever since she had Ia
grippe In December last
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il CKsoNvILLE, Fla. April 19-Four ne
groes were hanged at Inverness last night
for the murder OF Stephenson and Payne.
Sheriff and hanged the men to trees near
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A Missing German.

A German named M. ShumIe. who lived
for some time at $50 OFarrell street. de-
parted on the 1st inst, leaving his baggage
behind. As he has not returned his disap-
pearance was reported to the police yester-
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California: Original-Myron ID. Vichery,
Jesse Sames. Michael Dinnelly, Mathew
Collins. Increase-George W. Deyo. Orig
inal widows, etc.-Sarah Nj. Armstrong
lm0therl. Sarah j. Hart. Mexican survivors
Gaorge Hunn, Cyrus Grundy Doris
Oregon: Original-0rlando w. Brine,
Washington: Original - Addison Fite,
John II. Brockman, Angus Forbus, Mathew
Marion McAulley. Original wdow-Mary
A. Raesch. Mexican survivor = William
Edward Rawles
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For Summer Campers.

LIvERMoRE, April ia number of rep
resentatiye citizens met here this evening to
make the necessary arrangements for OPEN
ing a camping ground near here for the ac-
commodation of those who wish to camp out
during the summer months. Committees
have been appointed and the work will be
vigorously pushed.
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Herr Most at Liberty

NEW YORK. April 10. - Herr Most re-
turned to the city this morning. after
year forced sojourn on Blackwelps Island.
Most's friends will tender him reception
at the Cooper Union tomorrow evening at
which the wanderer will speak.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

and A. Sbarbaro. The directors then eIected
Ine following officers: President p. e.
hossi; wee, president, DR.. G. Ollno; treas
urer, London and San Francisco Hank
tLimltedl; secretary, A. Sbarboro; attor-
ney, ID, Freidenrich SSO
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English Bicycle Contest.

LONDON, April 19.-At the bicyclist meet
ing at Brighton Fowler, the English rider.
in the half-mile race. beat Zimmerman Of the
New York Athletic Club by nine yards.
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Hall Accents the Fi.ht

NEW ORLEANS, April 19.-The Olympic
CLUB has received dispatch from Hall &C
ceptlng the 1000 purse offered for fight
cles will be forwarded at once,
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Gagliardo's Assault, and Suicide.

UHSIardO's Assault and Suicide.
An inquest was held yesterday in the caso
OF Bertolomeo Gagliardo, the scavenger who
battered his wife and brother-in-law on the
head April and then shot himself. The
C0roner's jury rendered a verdictof suicide.
Mrs. Gagiiardo and her brother are recover
ing from the effects of the beating.
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turn, but none could do me any good. h d q ter
rible leg. with hole in it as big a dollar. and
pain that almost set me crazy. got scared about
it, and determined to try CUTIcURA REMEDIES.
obtained set. and inside of five weeks my leg
healed we'll as 1t ever was. except the terrible
scar It left for reminder of what once a ter
ribie sore leg These REMEDIES are worth their
weight in gold. JOHN THEIL.
243 +. 93d Street, New York
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SARAH j. RICHARDS.

Mrs. Sarah j. Richards, surgeon generals
nurse In charge OF The field hospitals OF The Sec
ond Army Corps during the War of the Rebel
lion. Is dead at Pailadv lphia, aged ~.
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Dead ON the Cars

CHICAGO. April l9.- Mrs. Lilly OF the
State of Washington was found dead Ia her
berth on the Northern Pacific train this
morning. She died FROM heart disease.
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Fer thu Actors, Fund

NEW YORK, April &c. p. Huntington
has sent check for $1,000 to the Actors
Fund Fair.
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4 BURNING SORE LEG
Ulcers Form. Hospitals aud Doctors
Useless. Crazed with Pain. Cured
by Cuticura Remedies.

About eight years ago I wrote you from wilkes
barre. Pa. describing how your wonderful remedies
completely cured me of terrible case OF eczema
or salt rhennl l must now tell gu W hat CuTIcuRA
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by. The negroes confessed and implicated
two others. who will no doubt soon be cap
tured The same fate awaits them.
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Cuticura ReSolvent

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OREGON DEMOCRATS.
They Make Nominations, Praise Cleveland
and Send Delegates Uninstrueted.

and Send Delegates Uninstrueted.
PORTLAND. Or. April 19.-The Demo-
cratic State convention to-day made the fol-
lowing nominations: Supreme Judge, A.
s. Bennett, The Dalles; Congressman, First
District, r. nj. Veatch, Lane County; Sec
0nd District. ex-United States Senator j.
III. Slater; for Attorney General. George E.
Chambsrlin. Confidence in Cleveland was
expressed, but the delegates go uninstructed.
name of Governor Pennoyer be placed on
the national rickat
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Personal Mention.

Irving NJ. Scott arrived tonight.
Senators FELTON, and Mitchell called on the
President to-day.
Daniel {. Murphy of California and Fred
erick G. Pratz of Arizona have been ad-
mitted to practice before the District of
Columbia.
Hospital Steward Herman Nebelsieck of
the Benicia barracks has been granted a
furlough of four months.