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ylsed by cable and letter. The timc for
deposit Of Richmond Terminal proper
securities Is extended to and includes
Monday, Nlay2. Tho time for deposit
Of tho underlying securities Is extended
to and includes Friday, May @.
After these dates, securities will be
received subject only TO such terms as
the committee may hereafter elect.
Tho meeting was described as q lovc
Toast. II. @. Fahnestock, OF the First
National Bank party, who gave out somo
very uniavorable statements on Satur-
day, to-day told his follow members that
tho interviews were false. This Is
looked on as an indication that pressure
hus been brought to boar to forcc him
from his antngonistic position.
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All Is Not Told

OMAHA, NEB., April l9.--A special to
the Bee from Douglass, Wyo., says: It
is quite evident that all press kilograms
from Buffalo aro in "a measure con-
trolled by local feeling. The bulk Of
the matter sent out is probably true,
but only portion of tho facts arc told, ;.
Three members Of the cattlemen party,
were killed at tho T. a. ranch, where
the regulators wcro bcsieged, and an
other was shot down while n surrender
was being arranged under flag gof
truce. Tho three men killed were
Texans, who were shot in passing from
improvised forts to collar few yards
distant, whore the party kept supplies.
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IN THE SENATE,
Tho West Virsinln Direct Tax Bill Pnssc.
Without Dlscnsslun.


WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1o.-The
recent liberties taken by members oil
the house in connection with the con.
sressional Record wero called to the
attention OF the senate in the shape OF
4 resolution offered by Mr.. Sanders,
which at the suggestion OF Mr.. Platt,
went over without action. The rcso-
luton instructs the judiciary committee
to inquire whether the publication in
the Record OF copyrighted books with
out the consent Of tho proprietor is an
infringement OF the right OF such pro-
prietor, and whether it subjects any
person who sells tho Record containing
such reprint to liability for damages.
The Arizona funding bill came up,
and it involved iight between tho sill
yer and the anti-silver men.
Hlr. Stewart argued that tho passage
OF the bill as it came from the house
with the interest OH the bonds payable
"in gold coin"-would be seized upon
by the gold press" to show that the
people OF Arizona were opposed to the
Tree coinage OF silver.
Mr.. Kyle moved to strike out tho
words Sin gold coin of the United
Statcs," and to insert in lieu OF them
the words Gin lawful money OF the
United States"
Tho vote was taken on Mr.. kyle's
amendment, and the result was, yeas
2l; nays lG-no quorum voting. The
roll OF senator having been called, and
tiity.aeven senators (morc than quo
RUM having responded, tho vote was
again taken to Mr.. kylo's amendment,
and it was agreed 1o-yeas 2S; nays a.
Among those voting in the ailirma.
tive were Senators Hill, Faulkner, VOL.
colt, Stewart and Teller.
Mr.. Georges esolution relative to the
low price OF cotton and the depressed
condition OF agriculture was taken up,
amended and agreed to.
The joint resolution to pay to the
state Of West Virginia the amount due
to il under tho o"direct tax refund" act
was then taken UP and passed without
any discussion. 1t directs the secrc.
.tary OF the treasury to pay to the gov
ernor Of the state Of West Virginia, un-
der the provisions, conditions and lin
itations OF the act Of March 9, 1891, the
sum OF SlSl,3OG less the sum OF S27,,S22S
(Which was paid to the governor of the
state OF West Virginia OH tho 25th day
Of August, 1901, to be held in trust for
tho citizens and inhabitants of said
state: notwithstanding any claim by the
government of.tho United States against
tho state OF Virginia.
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a SORT OF LOVE. FEAST
Among the Richmond Terminal Peol
( sE Tho Now Plan or Determination

Among this Richmond Terminal People.
Tho Now Plan OF Organization.
NEw YonE, April l9.-The Olcott re-
organization: committee OF tho Rich
mond Terminal announces that at tho
close Of business to-day there had been
received by tho Central Trust company,
rs depository, the following amounts OF
securities under the plan Of rcorganiza-
tom: 81 u, r
Richmond Terminal, common stock,
S5G,337, 500: preferred stock, S3,4S1 500;
6 per cent collateral trust bonds, 81, 1866.
600; IS per cent collateral trust bonds,
S7,495, 900; total, SG0,070,1 100.
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
common stock, $40 0,45G,J00; second pre-
fcrred stock, So. .0SY. 600; first preferred
stock, SG9S, 900: other stocks, 81 ,235, 900.
II Underlying securities: East Tennes-
see bonds, S435. GOO; Richmond & Dan
vile, Si29, 900; Virginia Midland, SlS2,- z
600; Georgia Pacific firsls, s472,5OO
Georgia Pacific incomes, S223S, 500; Nest
ern North Carolina, S56, ,0OO;. Columbia
5&s Graonyille, S55, 900; various branch
roads, $4,000 ;ltotal deposits, SSs, ,439, :
100. x s N n ID
Deposits oil other stocks and bonl,to
tho amount OF 5000, ,000t hayc been ad.
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PROCEEDINGS or CONGRESS.
Lonve to Print In tho Nccord withdrawn.
Democrats dot EnouEl, of It.

r.
Democrats dot Enough Of 1t.
WASHINGTON. D. c., April l0.-Aiter
tho approval OF the Journal Mr.. McAIil-
lin, OF Tennessee, from tho committee
on rules, reported resolution vacating
and setting aside oil tho orders hereto.
fore made granting general leave TO
print in tho Record.
After come dcbato tho resolution was
adopted. Mr.. Catchings, OF Mississippi,
from tho committee OH rules reported
4 resolution directing tho committee en-
civil service reform to investigate
whether all or any Of tho officials in
Baltimore found by the investigation OF
the civil service commission to have
violated the law, are still in Office and
whether any such officials have been in
dicted and proceeded against in court
for such violations oftho law.
Mr.. 0'Ferrull, OF Virginia, then called
up the Noyes-Rockwell contested cleo
tion case. He gave notice that at the
end OF 10 hours debate he would de-
mand the previous question. X.
Tho case was opened by Mr.. Lawson,
OF Georgia. His argument was strong
one, but the numerous interruptions by
representatives from New York and
Alabama, make it probable that the
Democratic delegations from those
states will bo found voting against the
majority report. Eie was followed by
Mr.. Johnson, Of Indiana, who is the
terror OF the stenographers. He speaks
at the rate OF 275 words minute, and
to-day he was not behind his best re-
cord. He spoke Tor Mr.. Noyes.
Mr. Bacon, OF New York, argued for
the contested. =
Pending action, the house adjourned.
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Special Dt'pdich 10 ths Intelligence.
srEunESviLLr, O., April 10. .-Hnngar.
ians at Elliottsville, this county, cello.
bratcd Easter by murdcrous airray.
Henry Mickle it,Mikc Bullock on tho
head with II hatchet, cutting Il deep
cash which will cause his death.
Last night at the Laurelton coal
mines. on Long Run. Hungarian and
an Italian quartelled over n key OF beer,
resulting in the Hungarian getting a
shotgun and pouring both barrels into
tho Italian. whose death is hourly ex-
pected.,. The names OF tho parties can
not DO learned.
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TINE TO STOP 1T,
Another Tragedy Results from tho "I;,
pert sliotn Act In n Theatre,

Another Tragedy Results from tho "Ex.
pert Shot" Act In n Theatre,
PlrTsnuRGn, Pa, April l9.-During n
performance at the Worlds theatre,
McKeesport, tonight, Frank Sergeant,
known as "Oklahoma Frank" shot and
probably fatally injured. his assistant,
Frank Ferguson. Scargant is rifle en-
pert and large audience was present
to soc tho crack saootings
At $3.50 o'clock Seargcant came out to
perform his most thrilling act Of shoot
ing an apple from the llend OF Ferguson.
The audience was breathlcss as tho two
men took their places thirty feet apart.
Sergeant turned his back TO tho target
and after adjusting the mirror fired tho
shot which has hit the apple for five
years.
ttho report of tho rillo Ferguson
threw.up his hands, staggered few
stops and iell down upon tho atage, the
blood gushing from his head. Instantly
tho audience was in an uproar. Several
women tainted and panic was mar
rowly avcrted. Tho curtain was rung
down and DR.. Black called in. The ball
struck in tho center OF the forehead,
just above the eyes, aud it is feared cn.
Tered tho brain. Ferguson Is still un-
conscious, and tho physician is unable
tosay whether he will live ornot. a
Tho audience was calmcd by tho an.
nouncemont that Ferguson was not dan.
gerously hurt and was then dismissed.
Furguson was removed to his hotel
where he Is now lying in critical con.
dition. Sergeant says whether Fursu.
son lives or dies ho has shot tho last ap.
pic from the head OF human being.
The accident was similar to the one that
resulted in the death Of Mrs. Frank
FrayIe, several yenrs ago. 4.
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A FINE NOBLENIaN.
Tho Brother of Lord Under, Arrest for q
IIaIuan. n fr.... - ~ :. ~ :.

Tho Brother of Lord Under Arrest for O
Heinous Ofrense. q
LoNnoN, April lo.-The Hon. Patrick
Grevillc-Nugont, brother Of Lord Gre
vile, was to-day arraigned in police
court on the charge OF having indecent
ly assaulted young lady named Price.
e The oflense is alleged toehaye been
committed last night in q Compartment
OF train running to London from
Brighton. Miss Prico stated that she
made most desperate struggle against
her assailant, and that he only succeed
cd in his attempt after she was ex-
haustcd by her fighting against him. &.
The prisoner was remanded on bail
of E4O0. He strenuously denied the
charge, and declares that the case is one
OF attempted blackuail. isy5" '5tf.
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THE WORST EARTHQUAKE
n California Since el86S--Damaso Done in
Some. placcs IT, r. ,aE

Some Places.
San Francisco, April l9,-The worst
shock ofcarthquakesincet the memorable
ono OF 1865 occurred shortly before 5
o'clock this morning. The shock was
.perccptibly felt in San Francisco and
oaklandibutho damage Of any charac-
ter is reported. In the city Of valla, GO
miles northeast from San francisco,
the disturbance wns most severe. Valla
has population OF $500 and a number
OF brick buildings. Telegraph com NUM-
cation with Nalla. and the nd joining
town of Winters was cut of for some
time and reports reached this city that
great damage had occurred at both
points, but this proved untrue. Goods
on shelves in store rooms were thrown
to tho floor in some instances and q
number OF brick chimncys were toppled
over. The residents of these and sever
al adjoining towns showed alarm, many
running out OF the houses.
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DF1traotiye Gns Explo.loSn,,,. 4 I.

DETROIT NlIcH., AprililO-- gas OK
plosion occurred in. .Ieuton, MclWilliams
y Co.'swholesale grocery, corner Wood.
bridge and Second streets, this morn
ing, blowing out thefront OF the store,
injuring several people and bsenkins
tho windowi;in other stores for block
away. Tho explosion was due to ONO
leak in tho artificial gns pipe 1t is
thought that the stock will DO nearly a
total loss a Il: -
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4 Critical situation,

CHEYENNE, Wyo., .Aprillo.4It is now
definitely learned that Col. Van II orne
has not yet left for the Mckinney to
take his prisoners to Fort Douglass.i
Nor will lilo do go until hc is assured
that the trip can DO made with safety.
1t is feared now that tho rustlera Will
burn ranches and murder men who
have been inactive. There is much feel.
ing against tho foremen who are be.
lieved TO have known Of tho movement
and kept still. Tho trial OF DR.. Charles
bingham Pcnrosej who was to have been
given a hearing yesterday, was post
poned until Thursday. sss, ~ y
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Dixon, GAIA, April 19.-An earth
quake carly this morning did considera-
bic damage TO Dixon, and was accom-
panied by fire. The Masonic hall, a fine
two story brick building on Main street,
was SO severely damaged it will have to
bo taken down. John Dugan's dry
goods store located in brick building
was crushed in by the falling fire wall
OF the Masonic building. To add to the
danger OF the situation, at this juncture
several fires broke out, but we're soon
distinguished, although considerable
damage was done. ,4. 5
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DISC listed BOOMERS.
Much of the I.nnd on thu sisseton Rescrra-
tion Unfit for Cultivation. 4F- ~

tlon Uniie for Cultivation. 10
(: BROWNSVILLE, MINI, April -l9.-Dis-
;cRatea home seekers arc returning to
this village by the dozens. All OF them
succeeded in locating claims, but they
claim that the landh worthless, devoid
OF the most essential qualities and not
worth. paying taxes on. True, there are
some good lands ili'thc Sisseton reserva-
Ition, but they were sobblcd before the
ordinary home seeker who was willing
to hustle for himself had chance to
make his appearance. So far as the
other lands are concerned, they may bo
aptiy described by the remark OF a high
official, who said: 81 don't blame tho
government for giving this land away.
Instead OF placing troops here to keep
the people of OF it, they. should have
directed the soldiers to use every hon
est effort TO push them on it."
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npndY to Rcsu,no q Rotation, :.

WAsnlSdToS, D. c., April lo.-Govcr-
nor Porter, OF Indiana, United States
minister to Italy, had \ long conference
with Secretary Blaine Mt tho state de-
partment this morning, preparatory to
his return to his post at Rome. Tho
state department has received no official
information OF the appointment OF an
Italian minister to the United States.
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WISrERs, CAI., April l9.--An earth.
quake shock visited this section ato:45
this morning, causing general destruc.
tion to property A largo brick hotel,
bank building, Bartholets two.story
building, were damaged. The loss will
reach at least S50,0QO No one was hurt.
The shock was from cast to west and
lasted about or 6 seconds. -
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KEYSTONE REPUBLICANS.
Will the State Convention To-day Entlor
tho presidept's Cnndidncyo

VIII the Stntc Convention To-day Endorse
tho Presidents Candidacy:
HARRIsDURG, Pa, April l9.--The Re-
publican state convention will meet
here tomorrow TO nominato candi-
date for judge Of the supreme
court to fill tho vacancy created
by the death OF Justice Clark; two can
didatcs for consressmen.at-larse; four
for electors-at-large, and eight for dele
gatcs-at-large to tho national conycn-
ton.
There is much curiosity as TO which
form tho mention OF President Harri-
son will take. His administration will,
Of course, be endorsed, but whether his
candidacy will also bc endorsed is an.
other question.
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1yn. 1t nlnr,, ar i. or or sulolde.

ST. LOUIS, April l0.-'rhe remains OF
Joseph Il, Mccullough, son Of ]. S. Nc
Cullough, one OF the wcalihicst and best
known residents OF pittsburgh, Pa, was
found Yesterday in ono OF the settling
basins OF the Grand avenue reservoir.
The deceased was siDgle%thirty years Of
age, aud had been visiting his brother,
j. S. Mccullough jr., in this city,.
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THE RESULT UNCERTAIN
But tho Louisiana Election was
Unexpectedly Peaceablo.
EXCITEMENT IN new ORLEANS

And Immense Interest Throughout
tho statc..-Both Parties Split and
tho Returns will be Badly Mixed.
Tho Anti-Lottcry Ticket is Elected.
Other Constitution Amendments
tliat We're Voted on...Tho Questions
Involved In tho Campaign and tho
Factors Considered.
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Presidential lnnointm,nnts.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April l0.-Thc
President to-day scnt tho following
nominations to tho senate; John Il.
Purycar, of Kentucky, to be surveyor OF
customs for tho port OF Paducah, Ky.
Col. Frank Wheaton, second infantry,
to be brigadicr general.
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A SAD DROWNING.
a Little Girl Carried from u Horse Whilo
Fordihg Crock - Editor Grconwnius

f"'o'"s Crock - EDITOR GrconwnlVs
Marrow Escape.
Special Dt,pdich 10 he fntditotnceh K ~
WEIGH, W. Va, April 10.-As J. r.
Greenwalt, formerly editor OF tho Nc
Dowcll Progress, Of this place, was CO.
Ing homo to Plncsville, Wyoming coun-
ty, with Lawyer Hiram Christians
little daughter Laura behind him on
his horse, he attempted to cross Indian
creek. which had become swollen from
recent rains. flo and tho little girl
we're washed off the horse and carried
down tho rapid stream, tho little. girl
being drowned and Grecnwalt nearly.
so before being rescued. Great gloom
is cast over this town to-day, as Laura
was favoritc among the people.
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4 CIoc X stopper mud S,,rter.

MERGED, CAL, April 10. Two distinct
earthquake shocks -wero iclt hero this
morning The first occurred Mt o:47,
Stopping the clock in Ii Capitnn hotel; /;
the second three minutes later, starting
the clock again, No damage was don g.
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= srocKTos, CAL, April 5lo.-A severe
earthquake was felt hero at 2;5O this
morning. No damage is reported, but
people were excited for time. 1t was
sharply felt Nevada, Nocolos, Auburn,
Chico and other places, n so. =
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Steamship Sew,.

LONDON, April lo.-sighted, Maasdam
Pomcranlan, Rotterdam.
PmLADELrHIA, Pa, Aprill0.-Arriyod,
HISTORIAN, Glasgow; Lord Give. Liver,
! BosTos; April lo,-Arrived, scythia,
:, sour,!AArToS, April le.-Arrived,
Nav foEK; April lO.-Arrived, AlIer,
Brcmon; Ethiopia, Glasgow.
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THE MODUS VIVENDL.
Tho Main Provisions of tho Treaty
Mado Public.
THE QUICKEST WORK ON RECORD

By the Senate In Disposing Of Treaty.
Proceedings OF ConGrcss..-The Day
IN tho lIousc...Tho West Virginia
Direct Tax Refund Bill Passes tho
Senate Without Discussion, and tho
State viii Now Get tho Balance of
the $751;, ,0O0...Scnator Hiii Commits
Himself on tho Silver Question.
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= = - : = - : :
NOtliiuE lieurfi S0f

WAsIlSoroM DO, April 10.-Gon.
iSchoilela laid this morning that COM
munlcation has not been established
with the United Statos troops In Wyo,
ming and that nothing official has been
received since Saturday III regard 10 the
situation OF affairs thore. st,l &
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M'KINLEY WAS THERE
To Witness tho Opening of III. Great New
In,l ustrinl Estnbllsliment.

y ln1 nstrinl EstnblIshmGnt.
EVANSVILLE, O., April 10.-To-day this
city was decorated on tho occasion
of the formal opening OF the
works OF the American Encaustic
Tiling Company, for which the city
donated 80 ucros. Tho buildings have
100000 feet OF floor surface. They will
allord employment to 1000 persons.
Fully 1000 persons were present. Gov.
William Mckinley and his stall were
present.
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Robert Loul. stevenson a. a Dre,. nc. .

LONDON, Aprire 1o.-A letter from
Samoa says that Robert louis Steven.
son, the novelist, has gained an in
iiuence over tho natives almost. equal
to that possessed by A1alletoa; and Is
trying to induce them to wear clothing
and to abandon tribal firing. i
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ALBANY, \, ~ April l0.-The excise
bill prepared by. tho New York liquor
dealers association has passed tho sen.
ate bya vote OF ayes III, noes il, q party
vote mud now goes 10 the governor.
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Enrthnunkn-sl,nok a. Erl.oo

SAN FnaSc1sco, CAL,, April 1D.-An
unusually heavy earthquake was iel t
here shortly before 3 O'clock this morn
ing, rouslng peoplefrom sleep. Vibra-
tions lasted some seconds.
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a CARA Itoyiynl.

WASHINGTON, D. O.. April l0.-Ihe
war department is informed OF a slight
revival Of the iarza insurrGctionary
movement in Texas and that troops
have gone to tho scene Of the last out.
break, So. ,9.
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Fort Russell and that no General
Brookc) does not anticipate any trouble
on tho ronto, ,fR
NOT UNEdBY.

General scho1eld said this afternoon
that ho felt no uncasincss on account
OF tho soldiers as thoro was no reason
why they shou!d'be attacked, and oven
II they should bo, ho was confident OF
their ability 10 protect themselves and
their prisoners. 1t was his private
opinion, however, that tho troops will
accomplish their purpose OF taking tho
prisoners to n place Of safety without
encountering ally serious opposition.
1t Is understood that orders have
been given to re.establlsh telegraphic
communication with tho sceno Of tho
trouble as soon as possible.
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CALIFORNIA SHAKEN
By IN Earthquake Shock, tho
Worst Since 1868.
ABOUT FORTY TOWNS CATCH IT..

In somo Of Them Considerable Dam.
ago Is Donc..-Tho Shock Is from
North to South, and Lasts for Sow.
ernl scconds-.At Some Points Build.
ings Arc Wrecked mud the Inhnbi.
tants Seek Refuge In tho Streets.
rncnyiIlo tho Greatest Sufferer.
Felt IN San francisco.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-10

not strike me as presumptuoua If I wished
to learn how it feels to be run over by a
moving machine would rather have few
earnest words. from man who is being
chopped up than the sober afterthought of q
much better man who escaped with only the
loss Of his overalls
Woes OF the Young Writer.
Though the cares incident to being a
young writer have made me older than my
own father. while Mr.. Howells (who raised
a mustache before was born) is still in the
vigor of youth, am qualified, at least by
the records in the family Bible, to speak for
the boys. But at this point comes the
thought already mentioned which intend
to stick to. because may not have another
in all summer. This is it: Who cares for
the young writer, anyhow? Or the old one,
either? Isn't the writer pretty nearly the
most uninteresting object on the face of the
earth? He cannot appear in his own work
without violence to his art, and, in my
opinion, this same judiclous principle
should apply to him generally. His tolls
and disappointments are not understood BY
the public, and there is NO need that they
should be.
One of the cleverest young writers I
know has tried in vain to make his land
lady understand them; but she would
rather discuss the value Of his baggage