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DRESDEN, sAyoSY, April IL. Col
DayilR. Paige, Of Paige. Carey & Co.,
Of New York, who, it has been charged,
has q guilty knowledge OF the forged en-
dorscmcnts OF Mr.. John Huntington on
certain notes said TO be held by Certain
banks in Cleveland, is supposed to be
in hiding in this city, waiting for q
chance to appeal TO Mrs. Huntington
for mercy. Vague stories are atloat con-
corning Mr.. Huntington, and his medi-
cal attendant, DR.. Abnctt, an American,
who has been to his patient half nurse
and half doctor. Mr.. Huntington mr..
rived here q month ngo with his wife,
a friend and DR.. Abnett. Mr.. Hunt
ihgton soon became critically ill. En-
inent physicians wlio were called in
said that besides other disorders he was
suffering from l.abitual doses OF NOR
phine. 1t was decided to send him to
private hospital, but to this Dr.. Alb
nett strenuously objected.
Finally Mrs. Huntington paid DR..
Abnett $1,000 to leave her husband.
Mr.. Huntington is now said to have re-
covered from tho effects OF the NOR
phine. His general health is slowly
improving. Mr.. Hord, his son-in-law,
practically admits the truth OF the NOR
phinc story but says that the drug was
ordered by Mr.. IIuntington's physicians,
and that Mr.. huntington voluntarily
paid DR.. Abnett to return to America.
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THE RICHMOND TERMINAL.
Chairman olcott Says IIo Thinks tho Sc.
curity Holders VIII Assent.

chairman Olcott Says lIo Thinks the Sc.
curity Holders VIII Assent.
New IoRK, April l2.-The Herald
says: Chairman +. P. olcott. ..of the
Richmond Terminal reorganization
committee, arrived in town yesterday.
lie said that the committee had not
considered any change or modification
OF the plan, and that he thought the SO.
curity holders would support it., He
thought that about twenty-five million
dollars Of underlying certificates might
remain out, but their assent was not es.
sential to tho success OF the plan. 1t
was officially announced that the right
OF subscription to the cash fund offered
under the plan to the depositors Of
stock and five per cent bonds will be ex.
tended to such date as may be advcr.
tized by tho committee after April II.
President Conner, OF the Georgia
Central, arrived in town yesterday and
rumor was busy about the significance
OF his presence. 1t was supposed that
his mission was to discuss the future
prospects, OF his road so far as its rela-
tions with the Richmond Terminal are
concerned.
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a PITTSBURGH MYSTERY.
The Hcadless Body OF Servant Girl
Found In ShenloJ PARK. h.

inc Acauloss Body OK Servant Girl
Found In ShenloJ PARK.
PITTSBURGH, April 12.-The headless
body OF Mary Chertinski, Polish girl
eighteen years old, was found at5 o'clock
this morning lying between the tracks
OF the junction road in Shenley Park.
Tho body was composed, with no dis.
arrangement Of the clothing. The head
was found at the side OF the track l5
feet away. 1t is not known whether it
was suicide or murder. She lived with
dairyman named Troliski. At
o'clock this morning Mrs. Troliski went
to the girls room to waken her and
found aAman named klinski in the girls
company. Mrs. Troliski ordered tho
man from the house and severely repri-
manded the girl, who returned to her
room crying. An hour later her body
was found in tho park. From the posi-
tion OF the body the police are inclined
to the murder theory. ,klinski has
been arrested and will be held for the
investigation.
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BuENos AYREs, April IA decree
has been issued by the government
banishing from the country several Of
the political prisoners in custody for
the part they took in the recent redi-
cal plot to overthrow The government.
DR.. Alern, tho leader OF the radical par
ty, and prominently identified with tho
revolutionary movement, will be de-
tanned for trial. The exiles will be sent
to Montcvideo.
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: WAR IN WYOMING.
Sato Champion Surrounded-A Bloody
Battle In Progress.

|
Battle In Progress.
GILLETTE, WYo., April Il. = Nate
Champion and fifty men are surrounded
by 100 men under Fred Hesse and
Charles Ford, at tho T. A. ranch. Two
hundred shots have been exchanged,
but the damage done on either side can
not be asccrtaincd. The fighting is
done with Winchestcrs, Indian fashion,
at long range. Sheriff Angus and posse,
who LETT yesterday to maintain order,
are cut of from town. A number OF
men are known to have been wounded
and some killed. About forty rustlers
have passed through town en- route. to
the scene OF battle 10 help Champion
and his men.
Late last night man named River
side reportedthatl l5O deputies OF Sheriff
Angus attempted to arrest the invading
army and killed IS OF them; also
eighteen of their own men were killed.
Great excitement exists here and no
ono knows who the armed force is after,
nor what moment they may swoop
down upon this community. The town
Isl walking arsenal. If the ring leaders
object is to kill off all his private
enemies on this trip, about one-hali the
population here must be on the list.
This section to man will turn out.
LATER.
a Buffalo, Wyo., special to the Dem
yer Times. says: Information just re-
ceived here gives account OF battle be-.
tween the rustlers and cattlcmen near
X. c. ranch on Sunday evening.
While the fight was in progress Jack
Flagg spran2 to wagon, grasped his
his rifle and kept the other party at
bay, -whilo the boy who accom- panied
him cut the traces attaching the horses
to tho train. Tho two lcapcd on tho
horses and fled safely through the
fusilade. being followed considerable
way, but, unhit, they reached the ranch
at Crazy Woman and started north,
joining the sheritf's posse from Buffalo.
The cattlemon then started toward
Buffalo, and the rustlers organized and
went forth tomcct them. About .
O'Clock Monday morning the rustlers
reached the ranch and surrounded tho
invaders, and at daylight tho latter
opened fire upon their bcsicgers. Shots
were exchanged all day long, but tho
number OF killed and injured cannot at
present be learned.
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IN THE SENATE.
'hr' Stewart Talks silver--Elcction of Sen.
Rtors by tho People.

hr. Stewart Talks siIver-Elcction of Sen
Rtors by tho People.
WASHINGTON. D. G., April l2.-After
the routine morning business the reso-
luton OF yesterday by Mr.. Stewart in
relation TO tho purchase OF silver and
coinage OF standard silver. dollars hay
Ing been taken up and amended, on
motion OF Mr.. Sherman, by inserting
me words land detailed statement of
Inc amount purchased each day." Mr..
stewart proceeded TO address the senate
on the subject. Ho spoke of tho un.
favorable disposition of tho President
ana The administration toward tho sill
YER and mentioned as Il matter Of COM
mon report that sellers OF. silver to the
sp'ernment were given time to dclivor
me si!verto sill their orders aftor thew
had occupied the market and kept oth.
efs out, thus depressing prices. Wheth-
CT this Was true or not would be shown.
ne sad, when the secretary OF the treas.
Wy sent his answer to the pending
!.!SSoIut!on. Tho resolution went over
W tomorrow, Mr.. Morgan expressing
u: intention TO speak upon it ior q
Onet period.
Inc resolution heretofore introduced
y NY Pa!mer, proposing Il constitu.
TSU4a' amendment for tho election oil
eatcd States senators by the people,
SSa taken up and Mr.. Chandler ad.
ISSsed the senate in opposition to it.
onS ;Sr ,Chandlar went on to speak Of tho
WI o. caucus govcrnmentl:and caucus
formations. and to argue that tho
Sm@eAtsystem OF clccting senators was
mmucN less liable 10 fraud and abuse.
pnGi then turned his attention to MIR.
amer and his political record, finding
tTGGeial fault with an allusion in Mr.,
tatmGrs speech some timo ago TO tho
~! election OF & General Logan to tho
ss sna,c by trick, lie thought that the
,,n ,vaa'9r might have allowed that dis.
mnEuIshed man to rest quietly in his
GSaEe without attempting to put upon
"'S name any faint whatever.
Ar Palmer disclaimcd any idea Of re-.
..eetsnE on General Logan IN that mat.
vt, ana gave short history oi tho way
i"ch !" winch General Logan had been se.
lied Eo"eu on that occasion-a vacancy in n
hbenlocratlc hoI legislative district having
H Tesh il!led through the secret candidacy
"pnkhown to the Democratic voters OF
republican named Weaver, who had
sue sUne through the district MS an insur.
"'Se agent and been elected before tho
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Apruniscn Mans Eat o.

NoErIr VERNON, ISD., April 12.-Just
before the 0 o'clock Cincinnati, Wabash
&Nlichigan train left here this morning
sabo Divine entered the ladies coach
for Rushville. Divine was intoxicated
and Conductor Scott attempted 10 re-
move him to the baggage car. Divine
drew q revolver and in an attempt 10
shoot Scott the revolver was discharged
in tho scuifle. The ball entered Divine's
body, killing him instantly
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Illinois Eayorjtss.

CHICAGO, April PA number o.
county conventions were hold in Iii.
nois yesterday. Oh the Democratic con.
yentions, those OF Jersey, Marion and
Menard passed resolutions endorsing
Palmer for President; Fulton county
made Cleveland its first choice, Palmer
being seconds NEcnard county instructs
It's congressional delegates for Springer.
Ihe 1SS johnson n on. county Repu blicans en-
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New York, April lo.-Thc existence
Of u band Of fire bugs and anarchists in
Brooklyn was discovered to-day. The
men are in Jail. Ono OF tho accom-.
plices OF tho gang has made full con-
icasion to the specific charges on which
he and his principles arc under arrest.
Tho police and fire marshals urc con.
yinced that thoy have at last caught tho
incondiaries who arc responsible for
most of tho tenement house fires in
Brooklyn since January !. Tho con-
fesslon OF tho accolnplice describes in
detail the methods employed BY the fire
bugs in setting fire to dwelling and
other buildingu. The description shows
TINT the arson was tho work OF tho men
who not only were familiar with strong
combustlbles, but were intelligent
enough to lay their plans with degree
Of circumspection which long defined
Investigation. They would 70 to tho
dwellers in tenement houses who carried
proportionately large insurance on their
furniture, and propose to burn the
house or rooms OF such persons and take
a percentage OF the insurance money.in
payment for their work.
They usually sought, according TO
their confessions, to inlimida,e their
new accomplices by threatening them
with swift and mysterious death. They
told the accomplice who has made the
confession that they would scratch him
with poisoned finger nails, if he ever
divu!ged tho crimes which they had
committed.
Tho incendiary fire which led to the
arrest OF the two men now in Jail was
started in the rooms OF John, Gottlieb
Steinbrenner; on March 90.
The house is a tenement. The flames
were checked before they had done
much damage. Most OF the furniture
had been taken away. What was left
in the rooms was not worth moro than
$40. Stclnbrenner was insured for
500. .
Stelnbrenner was arrested and corr
fessed that the premises were set on
fire with avolatile combustible held in
q kind OF bladde: with fuse attached,
and gunpowder surrounded said fuse
in . piece OF muslin. lie named Her
man Albrecht as the prime moyer in the
conspiracy, as the person who supplied
the material for causing the iirc and
who was. to receive $50 when Stein
brenner collected his insurance. AL
brecht was also arrested. lie denies
having fred the tenement himself. lie
says that Portuguese anarchis; went
with him to the place and after he CAL
brecht had unlocked the door the
Portuguese went in and lighted one of
the fuses.
! Albrecht is an anarchist, we'll known
to the police in Brooklyn, who are look
ing for him, and ii he has not already
escaped they expect to get him in a
few days.
Albrecht is a leader in the Williams
burg anarchist colony, to which the
murder OF Mrs. Boschinsky and her son
Isaac, last December, were traced.
! Albrecht's Portuguese accomplice,
the police say, must be an experienced
chemist.
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PRINCE allCuAEL's CRIMES.
Another IIeinous onence Charsed Against
Him by n Victim.

DETROIT, April 12.-Prince Michael
.and Eliza Courts appeared in the re-
corder's court this morning withthe in
tention OF giving new. bail and securing
their release. The bondsmen failed to
appear though, and the couple were
taken back TO jul.
Ellen Robinson, girl OF eighteen
years, who represented "temperance"
while she.was with tile Michaelitcs, but
who deserted them TO return to her
parents IT Toronto, has come back he7e
to accuse iNIills Of L most heinous crime.
She arrived this morning, accompanied
by her father, and went to police head
quarters where she told her story. The
girl states that Mills scduced her by
force, and that Eliza Courts held her
while the Prince" accomplished her
b
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socklos. j srry's IIopo Gone,

HurcnlSsoS, KAs., April 12.-Tho
Democrats OF tho Seventh district, now
represented by Congressman Simpson,
at meeting last night adopted resolu.
tion calling for congressional conven.
ton to nominate Democrat for Con.
gress. This. it is said, destroys all hope
OF possible fusion Of. Democrats and
third party men.
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HALIFAX, April l2.-Deeming, the
Australian murderer, was in Halifax a
few years ago on an alleged gold mining
business. lie showed a gentleman
whom he met here letter lie had re-
ceivcd from Kate Edowes, one OF tho
women who was subsequently, murdered
in Whitechapcl. Deeming went under
two or more aliases in Canada, one OF
which was Ruel.
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NEw YoRK, april l2,-The cabinet
makers employed by Hcrtor Bros. OF
this city are on etrike. Herter Bros.
are supplying the ornamental wood
work for tho house OF George Pullman
in Chicago. Word was sent to the Chi
cago union and Il despatch was received
stating that the men would refuse to
nut the work up there when it reached
Chicago unlcsa the strike has been set
tied. 4. II .l-L \ .-a..L.-. !.
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THE SWEATING SYSTEM.
a National Inv Necessnry-3Ir. Crowley

BosroS, April 12.-Congressman
Warmers committee opened the inves-
tigation into tho sweating system OF
clothing manufacture today. W. E.
Cosgswell, a cutter, believed the remedy
for sweat shop evil to bo the enaction Of
q national law to require that garmenes
made under tho sweating system should
be labeled tenement made"
John Crowley, the originator OF tho
movement against the sweating sys-
tenn, testified that the wages paid the
men run from Sc to 81 q week, the aver
age wages received by tho men being Sc
week, and that paid to women from
nothing to So. &:
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Shoot Iron and lin Plato Mon,

PIrrsBURGr, April lo.-The national
associations OF black sheetiron and gal
vanized iron manufacturers met hero
to-day and consolidated. : Overtures
have also been made to the national as
sociation OF tin plato manufacturers,
and they will COME into the combine
tion at the next meeting. John Jarrett,
consul Mt Birmingham, England, has
been appointed general secretary OF tho
association.
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NICE, April l2.-Prince: Edward Of
Leiningcn, only brother OF Prince Err.
nest, head OF tho Leiningen family,
while alighting from his carriage hero
to-day was run over by passing vehi-
Gle and sustainedvery serious injuries.
Prince Edward was born in 1888, and ia
q retired major OF the Prussian army,
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April PA spe-
cial from New Smyrna says tho sido
wheel yacht, Twill ght, bound to Jack
sonville, was wrecked at Mosquito In
let The yacht is a total loss. The
Twilight was built at Cleveland in 1888
and had just been bought by New York
parties at Tampa. Tho crew had a
very narrow escape. .4.stee
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Cleveland, Bayurd or Grar.

WILMINGTON. DEL, April l2.-Thc
Democratic state committee met at
Dover to-day and decided to issue a call
ior state convention to choose dele.
gates to Chicago, TO be hold at Dover on
May II. A canvass OF tho committee
showed it to be solid for Cleveland un.
less, rs two or three added, .'thore
should be a chance ior Bayard or scna-
tor Gray.
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Enrtllqnal:e siloels md ulInn.

UrlcA, n. y, April 1.-Two distinct
and quite severe earthquake shocks
were foltin this city to-day. The shocks
were about four minutes apart, and the
first one was felt at ll:l5. In.this city
in several instances clocks were stopped
and articles on shelves and in cupboards
were shaken.
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4 Dynamite Plot Fruy,rat cd.

MADRID, April lo.-A5 number Of
plato layers engaged in examining the
railroad near Tarrassa, fifteen miles
northwest OF Barcelona, to-day found
lying close beside the rails parcel con.
tanning twcnty-nine dynamite cart
ridges, to which fuses we're attached,
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ANARCHIST FIRE-BUGS..
The Mystory Of the Incendlary
Fires In Brooklyn Solved. =.
TWO IMPORTANT ARRESTS MADE.

Evidence of Regularly Organized
Conspiracy...A Cpmbnstlble Which
Figures In tho Sensation..A Portu.
gucse Anarchist, Whose Accomplicc
Is Evidently n Chemist, tho Prime
Mover in tho Plot to Systematically
Destroy Property and a Leader Of
the Williamsburg Anarchist Col.
ony.
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Eu CLAIRE, Wis, April l9.-The
county Republican league has author
lied tho organization OF an Eau Claire
pearl button club, which will visit the
Minneapolis convention in June, wear
ing pearl buttons and linen busters, the
manufacture OF those articles having
been fostered hero by tie Mckinley
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Charter Grained.
Special Dispatch 10 he M.eliiqcnccr.

CHARLEsToS, W, VA. April IA
charter was granted to-day to the Glade
Creek & Pincy River Railroad Company,
which will run from Glade Creek, in
Raleigh county, to Piney river, in the
same county. The principal office is at
Coal Gate, in Raleigh county. The cap
ital is 5000. Shares arc $40 each and
arc held by John w. NIcCreery, Of
Raleigh G. H., and five others.
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ALBANY, n. Y, April 1o.-N1ayor
James II. Manning and the entire Dom-
ocratic ticket were reelected to-day by
$1,000 majority The Democrats carry
seventeen ont OF eighteen wards. and
have probably eighteen out Of thirty
one supervisors. 81
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BERLIN, April l2-sevcral alarming
forest fires have occurred in Prussia.
The scene Of ono is near here. Another
has caused immense damage near
Werdehol. 4 third at Niebeck has
destroyed $50 acres OF forest.
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CONGRESSMAN COOPER.
Loses His sonso Of Doconcy and
Parliamentary Proprioty.
NE ABUSES COMMISSIONER RAUM

In the House and Continues His
Trade Until Even His Friend
Speaker Crisp Has To Call Him
Down.-.Ilc Makes II Statement BE.
furo tho Committcc..stcwart Makes
Silver Speech In the Senate and
Nlr. Chandler Opposes tho Senators.
ial Election Amcndmcnt....othcr
Washington News.
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NEW YoRxi April, l2 Arrived, steam.
or Fricsland. antwerp.
AlolyitLE,Aprill2, steamer
Furnessia, New York, ior,Glasgow.
BRENERHAvEN, April l2.-Arriyed,
steamer Ems, New York. b. :
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PAIGE'S WHEREABOUTS.
He Is Thought to Bo In Hiding In
Dresden, Germany.
A STORY THAT HE WILL PLEAD

For Mercy to Mr. Huntington, Though
1t is Not Known That He Has Guilty
knowledge of tho Paige, Carey &
Co. ForScrlcs...An Intimation That
Huntington Was Dragged by His
American Physician, Who was Paid
$4,000 TO ncavc..-Aft ftcr Ills Depart.
urc tho patient Recovered from tho
Effects ofthe Morphine Administer.
cd to Him.
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CAppo, |. T., April PA terrible
cyclone struck CadGo about 70 o'clock
last night, sweeping houses and every.
thing else before it, but luckily no one
was killed. E11'
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To Retire.

NEw York, April u. 2.-superintendcnt
Murray, OF the police department, has
made application to bo retired from the
superintcndency. His retirement is on
account OF i'll health. Inspector Byrncs
has been made inspector OF police.
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SPRINGFIELD, O., April 1.-THE Win
tors Print and I.ithograph company's
building was destroyed by fire last
night. Loss $4,000. The company
had contracts for all the Worlds Fair
lithographing. 1sg
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Saved il,e Expen,e ofn Tr,n1.

vienna, Ga, April 1o.-Bill West, o
colorcd desperate, quarrclcd with John
Robbins, another negro, at Pama yes.
terday and shot him dead. A crowd OF
people chased West and shot him down
killing instantly. 55'
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! Crncl Foster Parents.

FTaMApIsox, Iowa, April 1o.-John
Ewing and wifo have been arrested here
charged with frightlully beating apd
burninga foster child. They have also,
it is alleged, bcen starving her two
days. The little GIRLS from tile founa-
ling home at.Springiield.
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Tic 1sartl, rro.nbles nc ALBANY

ALBANY, n. ", April 1.-Two dis
tinct earthquake shocks were ic!t
throughout Montgomery, Warren and
Otsego counties this morning. Trem-
bling Of buildings, falling OF plaster and
vibration oil lamps appear to be the only
rnc,ltu $50 - 4.t,E I-2's t-l1 e EHsHl Esq.7-
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4 DISASTROUS FIRE.
Six thousand Houses Eurncd In TOXIC nn0
Fifty Lives Lost ~ e. ~ z

" Ok HrustT0 HIIUustT0 fiVuhU3 Isurlru IN IoK!o nn0
Fifty Lives Lost. - ~.
LosDoS, April IA dispatch from
Toxic says that the connagration which
broke out there on Saturday last did
enormous damage. The dispatch is
vague MS TO what portion OF the city
was burned over, but states that 5000
houses were destroyed. The!loss OF life
was heavy. Up to the present it is
known fifty OF the natives lost their
lives and number still missing.
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Democrats knew that thcrc was any op.
position In tho district. He had char
actcrized this as trick, and II had been
laughed at us such in Illinois; but he
had not intimatCd that General Lognn
had had any knowledge Of It, n.
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Act Approved.

WASHINGTON, D. G., April l2.-Tho
President has approved tho act relating
to lie saving appliances on steamers
plying exclusively on lakes, bays and
sounds OF tho United States.