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More Bombs in Rome.

ROME, March lS.--Another dynamite
outrage was attempted here to-day at
the Palazzo Altieri, the headquarters
of military organization, whose duty
it is to guard the Pope, and the
city is on the verge of panic
equal to that into which Paris was
thrown some months ago. The BON b
was discovered by little boy who saw
8 burning fuse attached to it as it lay on
the doorstep, and stamped out the
blaze. 1t IS reported that the police
have been warned that attempts would
be made to cause explosions in various
parts of the city. Orders have been
issued that a strict watch be kept on
all suspicious characters, and the police
hope to soon have the conspirators in
CUSTODY
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TO KEEP OUT CHOLERA.
Plans for a Continuous Coast Quarantine
Discussed,


WASHINGTON, D. c., March 16.-A con-
ference of maritime quarantine officers
and the officers of the marine hospital
service, convened at noon at the office
of Supervising Surgeon-General Wy
man Of the marine hospital service.
The object is to secure cooper
alton of the state and local maritime
quarantine officers in the adoption Of
set of uniform quarantine regulations in
order that along the entire coast there
may be concert and uniformity of quar-
antine during the coming summer when
cholera may visit the country. When
these regulations are agreed upon, DR..
Wyman will ask the Treasury Depart
ment to sanction and promulgate them.
Those present from outside the city
were DR.. Benjamin Lee, secretary of
the State Board of Health of Pennsyl-
vania; Moses Veale, health officer at
Philadelphia; DR.. S. G. Oliphant, presi-
dent of the Board Of Health Of Louisi-
anna, and DR.. r. NJ. SWearingen, state
health officer of Texas.
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HUNDREDS MAY BE LOST.
Anxiety for an Overdue Steamer and 800
PASSENGERS.

HALIFAX, N. S., March l6.-The trans
Atlantic steamer Sarnia, with 500 pas
sengers and valuable cargo of general
merchandise. is now FIVE days overdue
and great alarm is telt for her safety.
So great is the anxiety that steamer is
now being equipped to 20 out and look
for her. All day yestesday the Offices of
the company here were besieged by
anxious friends and relatives of pas
sengers on the steamer. 1t is
thought by some that she may
have fallen in with the long
overdue Naronic and is towing the
missing freighter into port. The
agents, however, are inclined to think
that she has met with an accident of
some kind that necessitated her ly-
ing to for repairs. The COM
pany, however. does not intend to
run any chances that it can possibly
avoid, and before night the searching
party on board steamer will have put
to see. Anxiety for the welfare of the
Sarnia is increased by the reports of
terrible storms that each incoming yes
sci brings into mort.
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Proposed Amendments to the German
Measure are Submitted.
BERLIN. March 16.-The committee of
the Reichstag on the army bill dis
cussed the second reading of the bill
to-day. Herr BennigseD, on behalf of
the National Liberals, proposed that
the effective force Of the army in the
time of peace should be fixed at 1872
coo infantry, to serve two years with
the colors, the cavalry to consist of
465 squadrons, the field artillery to con-
sist of 81 battalions, the pioneer bat
talions to number 20, and cadre or skel-
eton battalions of infantry to be formed
to the number of 1913, only for a period
of two years service. Chancellor Ca
prlvi admitted that the proposal i'm
piled recognition of the general princi-
Piles of the bill, but declared it woule
not suffice for the needs of the German
Empire. Herr Richter introduced an
amendment fixing the peacefooting at
3s6,9SS from October /, 1898, to March
81, 1895. This wSuld substantially con-
tlnue the present peace footing tor a
longer period, as under the law of July
Is, 1890, to continue in force to March
81, 1894, the peace strength of the army
is 1856, 9S3 men besides officers, etc. The
debate was adjourned.
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FORBIDDEN TO BOYCOTT.
Injunction Against Chief Arthur and


Chief Sargent.
TOLEDO. O., March 17.-General Man
ager Ashley, of the Ann Arbor Rail-
way, and Alexander L. Smith, it's gen.
eral counsel, appeared before w. II.
Taft. United States circuit judge at
Detroit, to-day and made an ap-
ton against Chief Arthur of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers and Chief Sargent of the Broth
erhood Of Locomotive Firemen, re-
curing them to raise the boycott
against Ann Arbor cars. Judge Taft al
lowed the order as prayed for. 1t is
most sweeping III its terms and re-
strains either of them from issuing,
promulgating or continuing in force any
rule or order Of any kind, under the
rules and regulations of either
order, which shall require Or
command any employees of any
railroad companies herein to re-
fuse to receive, handle or deliver any
cars of freight in course of transporta.
ton from one state to another, from
and to the Ann Arbor 1t also prohib
its either of them from IN any way,
directly or indirectly. endeavoring to
persuade or induce any employe of the
Tdl way cOulpdul0S WHOSE LILIES COuuSCl
with the Ann Arbor not to extend to
to said company the same facilities for
interchange of Interstate traffic as are
extended by said companies to
other railways, and In case any
such orders have been issued by
either Arthur or Sargent prior to the
service of the restraining order. they
and each Of them are hereby required
and commanded to recall and rescind it.
This is a temporary restraining order,
and Monday, March q, is set tor the
hearing of the motion tor permanent
injunction. AS the Ann Arbor has but
one station in Ohio, that of Toledo, it's
traffic for other roads all comes under
the head of Interstate traffic.
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FRENCH ANARCHISTS CAUGHT

Arrest of Two Alleged Paris Dynamiters
In Brussels.
BRUSSELS, March 15.-The French po-
lice have arrested here two brothers
named Schoup on suspicion of hatch
ing an Anarchist dynamite plot in
connection with the notorious
French Anarchist Matthew, who was ac-
cused of being concerned in Ravachol's
crimes, and who is wanted by the
French authorities tor supposed COM
plicity in the deadly explosion at the
Very restaurant, the place where
machines and quantity of arms
were found in the lodgings occupied by
the Schoup brothers, and the police be-
lieve that Matthew is in Brussels en-
gagged in continuing some plot to be con-
summated, possibly in Paris. The po-
lice are on Matthews track.
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The Princess Goes Back to England

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 1s.-Prin-
cess Victoria Kaiulani and party ar
rived IN this city from Washington and
were driven to the residence Of Mr. and
Mrs. William Il. Henderson, where an
elaborate luncheon was served.
New YORK, March iS.-Princess Kaiu-
l Ia, ana party arrived tonight from
Philadelphia. to remain until next
Wednesday, when they will return to
England. Mr.. Davies, who has through
out acted and spoken for Princess
kalulani, SAID: 1.-The appointment OF
commission by the President to 90 to
Hawai- and formally investigate the
matter OF proposed annexation is the
very thing we want. There are 1900
votes in Hawaii and of these not over
1900 would be thrown in favor of an
annexation. Within two or three
months the father of Princess KaiuIani
VIII go to England, and he and the
princess will then return to this country.
visit the Worlds Fair and possibly
make short tour of the country.
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NJ, JULES FERRY DEAD.

The Noted French Statesman Expires In
Parfs-His Political Career.
PARIS, March I'm. Jules Terry, the
eminent French statesman, died this
afternoon in this city. He has been
ailing for several days, but his condi-
ton was not considered critical until
within few hours of his death.
Mr.. Ferry, educated for the bar, won
renown as journalist, and was for sew
eral years on the staff of the Temps.
He was q bitter opponent of the en-
pire of Napoleon Ill; and foreseeing
the result of the war with
Prussia he voted against the fatal
declaration. At the revolution of
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The Flood at Grand Haven.

GRAND HAVEN. Mich, March IA
Grand River is rapidly rising, and great
damage to property is expected. Large
fields of ice are coming down river with
a current running six miles an hour. A
large field o. ice struck TIE toll bridge
between Grand Haven and Spring Lake,
taking away 175 feet Of trestle work. 1t
is also thought the toll swing. also the
Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee
Railroad bridges will suffer before long.
The report here is that 100000 feet of
logs are coming down. The river has
risen four feet.
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MICHIGAN WARRIOR DEAD.
Gen. Simon Brown Passes Away at Ell
Home In ST. Clair.

Gen. Simon Brown Passes Away at His
Home In St. Clair.
ST.. CLAIR, Mich, March 17.-Gen.
Simon Brown. aged 81, is dead. He
was born of military stock in New
Hampshire, his father being an officer
in the war of 1912. He moved to Mich
igan in 1885. At the breaking out of the
war he was given the commission of ma
jor in the Sixth Michigan Cavelry, andin
1862 was made colonel of the Eleventh
Michigan Cavalry. For meritorious
service in battle at Marion, Va, he was
breveted brigadier-general. He par
ticipated in seventy-two engagements.
Gen. Brown was formerly deputy grand
master of the Masonic order and an
honored member of the Union Veter-
ans Union and the Grand Army of the
ReDublic
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"A Revolution IN Armor p,a,.

HOMESTEAD, Pa. March l5.-The G
negie Steel Company recently gave
order to Whitworth < Co., OF Mancbf
ter, England. for an immense press
their armor plate works here. r
massive piece of machinery will have
capacity of 10000 tons pressure. a
will cost over 81, 600, 900. 1t is claim
that the machinery will give the G,
negie Company advantage over \
world in the manufacture of war 4
lures. An armor plate weighing
tons can easily be worked in one MED
Big guns, shafts and all in that line d
be constructed any size the governmd
desires, and can be made in anv sbd
or quantity that may be ordered,
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1000 BARRELS OF WHISKY.
Distillery and Contents at Cincinnati De.
stroyed by Fire.

stroyed by fire.
CINCINNATI, o.. March 1S.-About s
o'clock tonight fire broke out in the i'm
mense distillery of James Walsh & Co.,
in Covington, Ky. situated OF the river
front. To the men in the distillery the
fire seemed like an explosion, and it was
only by the most rapid flight that they
saved their lives. Several theories
are afloat as to it's origin. The
most probable theory is that worm of
q still burst and started the fire. Four
engines from Cincinnati rendered as
sistance. In two hours and half the
walls had fallen in and the destruction
was total. The loss is put at $3.50. 900.
1t is we'll insured in numerous COM
panies, mostly foreign. The splendor
OF the spectacle was never equaled in
any of the three cities at this point.
The flames rose fully $50 feet above the
building The falling walls injured a
few small dwellings,. A government
bonded warehouse in the rear escaped.
About 1000 barrels of whisky were de-
stroved.
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Union Tai!ors Looking for Trouble.

NEW Okk, NaFCU Io.-MatttTs
reached eliminating point to-day be-
tween the clothing manufacturers and
the United Garment Workers, and I'M
less the dispute is amicably settled be-
fore March 30 a lockout of 500 cutters
will be inaugurated, which will be fol-
lowed by strike of between Z 200 and
5000 tailors. The Manufactur-
ers' Association to-day passed q
sweeping resolution. which or
ders that unless the American
Federation of Labor recedes from It's
position before noon of March % all
cutters, trimmers and other employees
in the manufacturing department, who
we're members of the American FEEDER
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Big SWIndle In San Francisco

San FRANCISCO, Cal, March III
creditors Of J. H. Turner, a real est
dealer who came here from Woodsto
Ont, eight years ago, claim to h,
been swindled by him out of over sd
600 and are seeking to regain til
money. Turner conducted all his
estate transactions through his tyI
writer, Miss Lizzie O'Donnell and
practice was to sell the same piecS
land to several different parties. q
ner's office is closed and it was std
that he was at home in a dying cod
fioD
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tenance, and to this the Fro,
government objects. The Pooe thn.y
fore, holds that if the primate is ~ ~
to the church for support. the churJ
should not submit to dictation or ints
ference as to the appointment, ard n
Pope has intimated that he NAV no1
mate an italian Tor the office. In su1
an event q serious conflict will snraI
result, as France would decidedly oh;s1
to having an Italian primate over CasI
olics, the large majority of whom u
French or the subjects OF France
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Cinnamon viii Eiaht.

New York, March 1S.-Chiname
New York and vicinity have II
$4,000 test to the constitutionality 0
Geary law. The Cinnamon are nc
much opposed to being registered
they dislike being photographed.
Inhabitants of the Chinese quarter
jubilant to-day when they learned
their brethren in the West had IA
$50. 600 for the same purpose.
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SIG. CRISPI DRAWN IN.
His Name involved in the Panama Canal
Scandal.

PARIS, March Isle Rappel, Radi-
cal, states that the liquidator Of the
estate of the late Baron Rein
ach has communicated to the COM
mittee of investigation of the
Chamber of Deputies a document which
belonged to Baron Relnach, which Civ
ing names and dates of various Panama
payments, including one payment of
$4,000 francs alleged to have been made
to Sig. Crispi, the former premier of
Italy. The statement of the Raphael
has caused a sensation.
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WESTINGHOUSE HEAD GONE.
The Old Landmark Destroyed by a
Dynamite Blast.

The Old Landmark Destroyed by
Dynamite Blast.
New York, March 1S.-One of the
biggest blasts of dynamite that has ever
taken place in quarry, if not the big
pest. occurred yesterday at the Palisade
ouarr1es. about two miles from Fort
Lee. The Palisades were shorn of
about 1000 feet of surface. wash
ineton's Head" which has been land
mark for many years, the grim profile
resembling that of the father of his
country, was blown down. About 5000
pounds of dynamite was used, and the
weight of the rock displaced is estimat-
ed at 100. 900 tons.
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IDAHO HOTEL BURNED.

One Man Burned to Death and Several
Persons Narrowly Escape.
LEWISTON, Idaho, March l3.-In fire
in the City Hotel last night. Mrs. Mey-
ers and her two children were badly
scorched. George Gibson, prominent
sheep dealer leaped from an upper
story window and escaped with MINOR
injuries. Frank Sherry. young man
who aroused Gibson. hesitated to make
the leap and WAS burned to death.
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NARONIC IS LOST.

Her Boa,st Found Adrift Off the New
foundiand Banks.
LONDON, March 20.-After long-con-
tinued anxiety regarding the fate of the
White Star Line steamer Naronic, which
sailed from Liverpool on February 10
for New York, and which had not since
been heard of, intelligence has been
received showing beyond any doubt that
the vessel is lost. The British steamer
Coventry, Capt. Wilson, from Fernan-
dina February TO- arrived at Bremen
to-day. She reports that at 2 o'clock on
the morning of March I, when in lat. 80
H., long. 46 W., she passed lifeboat
painted white bearing the name "Naro.
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MURDERERLYNcHED

Dozen Determined Men Hang Jesse
Jones to q Gate Post.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, March 20.-Jesse
Jones, who shot and killed Sheriff John
Burnett, of Campbell County, on a
Knoxville & Ohio train, was taken from
the jail at Jacksbcro and swung to gate
post. There were not over dozen men
in the mob, and the lynching was done
so quietly that the citizens knew moth
ing of it until this morning.
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THE PoPE's DOCTOR POISONED

Death of DR.. Ceccarelii Suspected to IRE
Due to Unnatural Causes.
ROME, March 20.-An inquiry has
been ordered to ascertain the facts con-
corning the recent death of DR.. Gee
carelli, the Pope's physician. There is
a suspicion that he was poisoned at the
instance of his relatives and woman
belonging to one of the oldest Catholic
families in Italy
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SatOlll Celebrates Mass.

WASHINGTON. D. c., March H.
only distinctive celebration in VI
ington in connection with the ami
sary of the patron saint of Ireland
the celebration of high mass
the papal legate, Archbishop oa|
in st. Patrick's Church. There wa
parade. but there was the custo1
uncomfortable st. Patrick s Day w
er, which took the shape, this ye1:
a snow fall.
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Amendments to Office

WASHINGTON, D. c., March d.
President to-day sent the fo"o
nominations to the Senate; o
William McAdoo, of New jew
be assistant secretary of the nav
Edward P. Whitney, OF Ne" "
be assistant encouragement, 'i'0
ham X. Parker, resigned.
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France and the VaLlcan

ROME, March 15.--Serious friction is
threatened between the Vatican and
france IN regard to the appointment of
q primate II Africa to succeed the late
Cardinal Layigerie. The Pope demands
that France shall provide the primate
with a liked allowance for his main
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ROME, Ia, March 20.-At a saw,
seven miles north of here, bv the
plosion of q boiler which was Above
run out of water, four men were XII
and several wounded. The dead
John Adams, a saw tender; Eug
Dadts, engineer; Townsley Boldojie
workman; Eshelman. boy.
owner OF the mill and Theodore l
are probably fatally injured. The.
ploslon completely wrecked the mil
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Victory tor St. Louis Striker

VICIOFy 10T ot' I7O0
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March T.-Ihe
BILE polishers' strike is off. The Se'
hundred polishers have been Out n
two weeks and have been success5I
securing nine hours work ana
hours pay. Alta largely. attenG,eo II !
ing last night the employers co1
sions were accepted and the SlfiAI
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Opera HouSe at Toledo Rurne,

TOLEDO, O., March 1.-THE Wheel
Opera House burned early this moi
ing. The building is a four-story Of
corner of Monroe and St. Clair stred
1t was occupied last evening by /
Tuxedo" Company. The walls 1ell
9 O'Clock, filling the streets with flvi
debris and fire. Hundreds of vii
we've brought to the ground, catch
many persons. William Cioske|
shoulder was dislocated. The loss
the opera house is $4,000; insuram
$37 900. Other losses will make a Id
of about 100000.
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DEATH OF JUDGE CRAlc

Well-known San Francisco Attorr
Passes Away.
SAN Francisco. Cal, March 2O.-,Judl
Edward L. Craig, the head of the sont|
ern Pacific law department, died h
NIGHT of pleurisv.
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HIS BODY CUT IN TWO.

Conductor Wood1ock Meets a Horrible
Death Near Ishpeming.
IsHPEMING, Mich, March 2O.-Con-
ductor Michael Woodlock, well-known
railroad man, was caught under the
wheels this morning at Clerony. Mich.
One car passed over him cutting his
body nearly in two and killing him al
most instantly.
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alton of Labor Oh March II shall be
discharged on March %. Secretary
said that there were 5000 cutters in the
organization, and that it 500 were
locked out the other 200 would sup
port them. Should the lockout be de-
clared, it is believed that the Knights
Labor cutters would at once fill the
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TEXAS DUEL TO THE DEATH

One Man Dead and the Other Wounded
in the Arm.
WooDv1LLE, Tex, March 20.-Albert
Durham and Anderson Barclay quar-
relied in D. Cruz's saloon. Durham
opened fire on Barclay. A duel to the
death was fought, and when both men
had emptled their pistols it was found
that Barclay was wounded in the arm
and Durham lay dead, shot through
the heart. Both young men belonged
to pioneer families of East Texas.
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BAIL DENIED DEMPSEY.

Will Not Be Temporarily Released from
Prison.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 20. -
The supreme court this morning
refused to grant the petition
to admit to bail and allow
special allocatur to Hugh B. Dempsey,
sentenced for an alleged attempt to
poison workmen at Homestead. The
same tribunal also made similar order
the case of Robert Beatty.
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eeKIy SanK statement.
Dreu DIV a woman.s Hana

ST. LOUIS, No., March IS. = Matt
kellty, local politician and ward work
err, died last rkight from the effects of q
pistol ball wNAsnd inflicted upon him
.wo weeks aG by his mistress, Mrs,
Mary Frush, al{s Mollie Ward,
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SARNIA SAFE IN PORT.
Overdue Steamship Arrives at Halifax
Machinery Disabled.

Machinery Disabled.
HALIFAX, March 20.-The steamship
Sarnia, which was reported disabled at
sea and has been long overdue here,
arrived in the harbor unaided last even
ing. She has 700 passengers aboard,
and much apprehension had been felt
regarding her. Steamers and tugs have
been searching for her for several days
past. She is accompanied by the gov
eminent steamer Newield.
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TAKING BACK THE STRIKERS
Old Employees Will Be Rainstate1 by the
Ann ArbOr Road. =

Ann Arbor Road.
TOLEDO, o., March 20.-General Man
ager Ashley, Of the Ann Arbor Railway.
to-day issued an order jnyiting the old
men to return to wosk. The new men
will not be dismisse s2save for cause. but
as fast as vacancies occur the old men
will be given positions.
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Infant Found Frozen to Dea

SAULr STE. MARIE, Mich, Marcn
The body of an infant was tound n
city hall steps yesterday. 1t baG
left there during the morning anu
frozop ~ 6oofh
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ARMY BILL CHANGES.

Proposed Amendments to the German
Measure are Submitted,