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Escltlnr Duels with FsvoIvers.

ERIE, Pa, April l5.--At Conneaut-
vile, George Dunn md his wife. who
had separated. quarrclcd while at the
gate. Mrs Dunn's brother Don Lect,
came 10 his sisters rescue. and the
brothers-in-law began 70 fire about the
same time Leet went down with q
wound over the temple, but ais he did
SO got shot into Dnnn's shoulder
Another shot went into Dunn's body,
and Lcct got another wound. The
men shot as long as they had cart
ridges. Lect is still alive, but may die.
Dunn Is not dangerously wounded.
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KILLAp AN AGED MAN.
Ills Aged Mite a Witnass--A shocklnl
Deed IN Georgia.


Ills Aged wife n Witnesa--A Shocking
Deed In Georgia.
VALDos, Ca. April IS. IA terrible
crime was committed about shutdown
seven miles south of this place, the vic
tim being an old man named John T..
Wisenbaiser. Mrs. Wisenbalxer, his
wife, was In the house attending to her
domestic duties, when she was suddenly
nccastcd BY man. He commanded her
to keep stili and not make any alarm
or he would kill her The villain then
took Wisenbakcrs gun down from tho
rack and went into an adjoining room
and proceeded 10 break open wooden
wardrobe IN which the old man kept
his money. Mrs. Wisenbnker slipped
out and called her husband, who was
hoeing In b patch about fifty yards
away.
When tho old man heard Of the
strange mans actions he entered the
house and was met by fusiIade Of bull
lets from the robbers pistol None OF
them, however, took effect AMI the old
man raised his hoe to strike him, The
stranger seized the gun and sent a
charge Of shot into Wisepbaler's heart.
Wiscnbaler called TO his wife to run,
that he was killed. Mrs Wisenbakef
then ran to the nearest neighbours and
gave the alarm, but when they arrived
the robbcr had gone. taking with him
what money he could end. Three men
are under arrest ON suspicion.
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! oIaaltera t. 10 rrosecuted.

NEw YoRK. April Is Secretary Gas
ton, Of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
go,, Thursday confirmed the account
given IN q Dispatch from Wheeling, w.
Va, to the effect that there was fraud
in the company's agency there and
that II A. Wilson, the agent Charles
Stenninger, his assistant, and pr. r +
Ashbrdols. the medical examiner, have
been arrested. Secretary CASTOR said
that the frauds were all in the indus.
trial department. where policies ara Is
lucd for very small amounts, and the
loss, too, would be small The com.
pany proposes to prosecute It's default-
ing officers.
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ming LlINLLMIE "
BkitnAnE April Ih "A blcodlcss
coup d'eint was effected here Thursday
night and King Alexander. l., the
youthful ruler Of Scryia, who has here.
toforo governed tho country through
regents. now rules in HIS own name. A
grand banquet was given az tho palace
70 celebrate King Aiexander's success
III passing tho examination prescribed
Tor Sertian students NJ Ristics and
Con. Hcilmarlxovic. tho regents and
all the ministers OF state wcrc present,
as were also \ large number Of the
friends and supporters Of the regents
Fot many months past tho situation
Ia Servia hns boon critical owing TO tho
abuse 81 their power BY the regents and
state officials Affairs had become 50
bad That the King determined TO take
the reins Ia his own hands
la accordance with this determine
tion plans were secretly laid BY means
of which the regents md ministers
would hc onstcd without opportunity
for opposition Unsuspectingiy the
regents Md ministers attended the ban
quet and while they were enjoying
themselves ut the palace attachments
OF soldiers and bodies ~ police took
possession III tho ministers houses ana
occupied tho government buildings. At
midnight. while tho festivities were
still In progress. King Alexander pro-
claimed that he had attained his major
ity and TINT he Ind assumed, with tho
scupschina, the government of Tho
country Asa matter 81 fact the king
had not attained his majority
According 10 the Scrslan law he does
not become OF age until he Is Is years
old, md as he was born August ia,
1874. no will not be eighteen for consid.
crnbly over year
When tho doposed regents and min.
listers heard the proclamation they were
dunbfoundel The king and lila Oh.
yisers acted with grcnt promptituae.
and soldiers, who sxerc Ia waiting, al
once placed the regents and ministers
under arrest, and they wern sent tc
rooms which Ind been prepared fol
them III the palace where they are IN.
der guard. Tho Servinn army Is loyal
10 tho king.
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THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, April ID. VI
FLouR Winter patent, So 5o5875; fancy, g. 90
e5a25; family R 2502 50: extra fig912 Is; low
grade, sl.6o0L00 spring patent eAo014.ao;
spring fancy, "a 16a375; spring family, 5000
350 Rye flour, IS i01a2A
| WHEAT--The market was dull and nominal
Very little IL coming In and1not much Is want
ed shippers have no margin TO operate on,
and tho demand Is mainly TO meet local con-
sumptise requirements which arc light One
ear No, ? red. fayorably located, sold at $50
spot
CoRN-The market was quiet and steady, No.
white sheiled being quotable Of 4i1Sdl5c. and
No mixed at .4s1s@4Sc, buyers bidding inside
rates
OATs--The market was heavy and dull No.
2 white samples held At St1a5Kc, and No =
mixed at 32a32Mc, spot track, at &c; 1000 bu
No. mixed. spot, track. at a2hc
RYE-The market was unchanged and dull
Sales Of 30 pu No 2. TO arrive, at SOC.
CATTLE Shippers, eAb01b0O; oxen. good TO
choice, Sa75a460; common to fair, &c 80 fa50;
BIS; fair 20 good, $685. 49, common se.tD0
Ia253 Heifers: Good TO choice, S2T61450;
common to fair, e250a850
VEAL Commissioned under rather light
receipts and active deynG nd Common andlarge,
sa0odAoo; fair 70 good lght sa5o1d7b: extra,
S075Gb700
HoGs-Select heavy and prime butcher
..l " a. - a., ...,,.... its.t.. "a ~ :
men ana gous y - - so1s NJ
w olneIs. = = = 49, !. ~ PIGS -
common 70 lat, $500 - *. r,....a !. -,
SHEEP AND y. e j. g 2 9
NV Wool q :. ). rn Z y -
1850
f 1T. suSuh, Ap.li -
CATTLE Market STEADY and uncnange ~ n.
Hocs-Market SLOW Pc. eops. et ~, go 49,.
pTine tosAcEs aia n.aA, 49, -, y y. -.
1orkers' rais lioss - ~ "A -"
sa,,rvp Nsar,,at All, AZ v,.stay4,s - nvscea
n ~ 49,. n = s,Tr,.c,sT MI *
-, ! - . 49, 80 n "a,
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y,,r, ,,i1sd snot 4aA1c NAV 47Xc,
IN, aslfc
~ G.-s sS,.as,. M . vhtte ,vcs4ern 4fc
49,. nm. ~, eas,ts,<c
i' = > ~ S,,s,c,;..,o A,,-,, a
=. o,,p .rn aaArr-cash a ,ui Il Flou,
80 ~ ,.,yat ~, . srri,,s- *, -,
steaay ~ 49, ~ -
~ ! !. 4, ~, nv, 800, M
! ~; ~ M. $3.50. ~ 1870 49, ~
NJ. 49, ~. ~ ~ ) y,a.,s eo.. M
Is l y "a ~ NJ @ Sta ~ NJ sassced'
4 4 ~ ~ z : Z 4
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CONDENSED NEWS


Gathered From All Parts q the conntry
By Telegraph.
The Louisville baseball club has re-
fused to give an option Of It's fran
chise
william }. Little, OF Hot Springs
Ark, has been appointed supcrintend-
ent Of the Hot Springs reservation.
Cholera i spreading rapidly in East
ern Galicia- The average number Of
deaths daily has doubled in the past
week
Marshall b, son Of Gov. Jones, Of Al
ALBANIA. eloped with Miss callie Stick
ney. Of Montgomery. Her parents were
opposed
AT Parlrersburg. W. Va. William Nc
Intyre attempted tO.escape from jail
through fiue, but wasSwedged in and
had TO give up.
Charles Longfellow, son Of the poet
died at Boston after lingering illness
Miss Longfellow Is suffering from se-
we're attack 81 rheumatism.
The senate Thursday confirmed the
following nomination: DominiclS I.
Murphy. Of Washington, D. c., first
deputy commissioner Of pensions
Julius Scheke, an immigrant from
Hamburg, was Struggled into Buffalo.
N. X. through completely, II is claimed,
Of the Canadian customs ofiicer. 6chelxe
will be arrested.
A fire broke out in wooden tene-
ment in Brooklyn Thursday evening.
The wife Of VIM. Arnold was unable to
make her escape from tho burning
building. and she. with two Of her chill
dren. were burned to death.
| Assistant Secretary Spaulding has
decided that the exposition grounds and
buildings at Chicago are a ''construc-
1.-Two warehouse" and all imported cx-
| hibits therein will be exempt from duty
In case Of destruction by fire
| IA boy who was born Thursday to d
| Mrs Schneider became the hundred
thousandth citizen Of Charlottenburg,
the Berlin suburb The town council
Friday voted to allow Mrs Schneider a
donation Of three hundred marks 70
her patriotic services ss3 ~
Lizzie Geers, 10 years old. suddenly
fell from her seat at ST. Joseph's school,
| st Louis Her teacher went to her,
and, thinking she had tainted, sent for
her mother. but the child was dead
when the mother came The cause Of
death was given as heart disease.
Secretary Morton has rendered the
position 81 foreign agent Of tho agri-
cultural department 70 John Mates,
jr., Of Nebraska Tho position is now
held by DR.. G. Frank Dewey, who has
been assisting Col. Murphy. at Berlin,
IN advertising American corn. Mr.
Mates Is : member Of the Nebraska
legislature, and personal friend Of
Secretary Morton.
Secretary Carlisle Thursday appointed
snperintendents Of construction Of pub
lie buildings as follows: 9. M Young,
at Meriden, Miss Peter Dedeirchs, ut
Detroit Mich.i Walter Kocpe. at Bay
City, Mich; +. W. McGettrich, at ST
Adams. Vt; J. ]. Kane. at Fort Worth,
Tex; John Dam, at Salina, Kan; A. s.
Chapman, at Madison, Ind; James
Brown, at Akron, Q.
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7HB STRIKE IN BELGIUM.
The Trouble at Brussels Appears
to be Spreading.
THEY PARADE THE STREETS


BRUSSELS, April Is "A mob OF several
thousand rioters. armed with paving
stones and other missiles. paraded the
Thursday evening They smashed in
the windows OF many cafes and shops
as they marched along. The windows
Of all private houses were protected by
closed shutters
lii the Place de Ia Monnaie conflict
arose between the rioters and the po.
lice. The police charged the rioters
with drawn sabers. and eventually sue
ceeded ia dispensing the mob Several
persons were severely injured. Many
arrests were made.
Among the mon arrested in BRUSSELS
Thursday evening are the socialist
leaders, Voldcrs. Vanderveid and Macs.
They were arrested while melting the
rioters to further violence.
il is reported that anarchists distrib.
ntcd cartridges among the crowd v The
civil guards have been called out. and
arc held In readiness for any emcrgcn.
cy. They have been supplied with ball
cartridges and have been instructed 10
net promptly and with al the severity
necessary 70 suppress any disorder that
may arise.
AT midnight the city was tranquil.
Volders, vandcrveld and Macs have
been liberated. The extra police and
guards have been dismissed for the
night Two of the Gcndarmcs injured
Thursday night are seriously ,hurt
The injuries Of the others are slight
Throughout the country the women
Of the lower classes are greatly excited
over the strike. Many women with
bare arms and breasts paraded with the
strikers In Client Thursday.
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roach Asks Tor - Investiration

WAsmEaToN. April is. The subject
Of the proposed investigation Of Sem
ator Roach, Of North Dakota, was pre-
cipitated ON the senate at the very
opening Of Fridays proceeding by Nh
Roach himself He rose and (refeyrine
to Mr.. Honr's resolution for an ihvesti-
gation) said that he was perfectly viii.
ing that the investigation should Sc
proceeded with. II had been his desire
and purpose at first TO ask snch an in
yestigation. but had yielded to the adj
vicc az older senators familiar (as he
was mott with the customs and prece-
dents Of the senate
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steamboat nurne,I.

P0INT PLEASANT, w. Va, April 15.-
Fire broke ont In the engine room 81
the John Dana from the explosion 81 q
lamp, and when first discovered the
entire boat was wrapped In flames
The crew barely escaped with their
lives She had Just arrived from Gin
cinnati, and was 70 DO inspected Fri
day. Tho huh broke In two and sank
In eighteen feet OF water. II can not
yet be ascertained how badly the
machinery is damaged. but many think
II can be raised. One row Of her fleet
caught fire. but was extinguished be-
fore much damage WINS done.
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|HAWAlFS QUEEN LII.'
Is She to. be Returned to Her
Throne2
THE GUNS OF THE BOSTON.
Ar They % b Turned Against Amsricanll Il Il
Thoaghs Tha, The Provisional Government
win Not snbmii.

CiucAoo. April Is The Tribunc
Friday morning prints an important
dispatch from Honolulu dated April 9.
2 a M, which wna sent inst before tho
steamer started II says; Late yee-
tcrday evening the guards At tho gov
ernmcnt buildings and palace were
doubled and scntincls were placed a.
the gates 81 tho former The meaning
Of II Il that the provisional government
fears an attempt will be made 10 REIN
state the queen, and that Com.
missioner Blonnt will back up the
act with the United States marinos
Tho tenor Of everything TINT has hap
pcned ur 70 date i that the roynlists
have the commissioners sympathy
Ihb government believes that II this
attempt Is made the argument used
will be that tho provisional governs
mont was formed under tho protection
q the United States forces, and u n the
dnty Of the United States 70 put those
people where thoy were before.
II may come true that the guns Of
tho Boston's marines win be turned
against Americans 70 ngnin place
Liliuokalani on tho throne. II looks
more lilsc II III every hour What would:
b the result II such IN attempt were
mndc2 A battle. The provisional gov
.ernment would never give up unless
compelled TO do so by force
At a meeting Of government officials
yesterday the advisabiity 81 exiting core
tain active royRlists was discussed.
This may be done.
The statment has been mado that
COMMISSIONS Blount sent letter To-
each representative Of q foreign govern
ment here warning them that although
the flag was lowered they must not IN
terfcre II Is certain no such document
was sent out.
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secretary 0resham Non,commitsal.

WASHINGTON, April IL --Members Of
tho administration are reticent on the
subject 81 the withdrawal Of the Amer
lean protcctorate at Hawaii Secretary
Gresham says be has not yet received
an official statement from Commissioner
Bionnt. but Is expecting a letter by the
first mail from San Francisco, which
will probably contain all the details of
Mr.. Blonnts official movements since
his arrival at Honolulu. When asked
lie Mr. Blount was carrying ont the in
structions he received prior to his de-
parture from Washington, the secretary
said very frankly that he could not
make any statement on the subject at
this time
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SAVANNAH. GA, April III Matte
Baker was killed Thursday by being
thrown under an electric street car on
bolton street by William Pope The
tragedy was the result Of a jealous
quarrel between them. As the car APP
preached the couple. Pope IN rage
showed the woman across the track,
She stumbled and went down on the
rails, land before Motor-man Willet
could realize what had been done the
car was upon her, crushing out her
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RALEIoH n. G.. April IL "A forest
fire in Warren county has swept over
four miles Of the country, destroying
over two hundred farm buildings and
much other property, It burned ten
dwellings. 81. Stephens church. two
public schools and 81 NJ Collins -four
ing mills One wealthy farmer lost
eleven buildings Cattle and hogs were
burned TO death and miles Of fences
were destroyed.
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Sensation On Tap.

BERLIN, April Is III Herr Ahlwardt
the notorious Jewbaiter, keeps his word
the reichstag will have a sensation Fri
Hay. In the rciehstag Thursday ALL.
wardt announced that Friday he will
present the documents which he re-
entity promised to produce. duplicating
Ugh officials and ex.otfieials in alleged
.ofrupt conduct
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e ale WoRLn,s rAIR ZOE II uENTs.

'r"n receipt Of yonr address and
niieen cents in postage stamps, wewill
mall yonprepaid our souvenir Portfolio
y The Worlds Columbian Exposition,
rs Regular price is Fifty cents, but as
se want yol TO have one, We make the
P,lee aominai. Yon williind II aworli
sNart and q thing to be priced II
Iloa naIas full page views of the great
buildings, with, descriptions Of same,
9 I, + executed in highest style Of art.
" a9t satisfied with il, after you get il,
N N Nlil refund the stamps and let you
aeep the book. Address
s = BUCKLEN & co, Chicago. III.
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TWO POLICEMEN MURDERED.
An AtrocIoua Double Crime attributeal IA
Tramps

DUBUQUE, Ia. April Is. Az 3 o'clock
Friday morning Officer Fcith, OF the
Milwaukee railrond police force. was
found dying in the company's yards.
Another officer named Talbot was
later found in the same condition on
the platform Of conch
Both officers died soon after being
found They had been shot, 1t Is sup
posed, by tramps whom they attempted
to dislodge, and the condition 81 the
car showed that terrible struggle had
taken place. Talbot was shot over the
left eye and Feith was shot in the back
NJ The raclr
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NEW York. April ID Bankers report
a noticeable failing of in the number
OF travelling letters Of credit ii Europe.
On the other hand they are receiving
with every steamer lists 81 advices 81
letters 81 credit on the United States
issued by firms and local banks an over
Europe for their account
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RIcHMoEn. VA, April Is. Before ad
iourning Thursday the convention o
southern governors adopted measures
Immigration to the south
sent a memorial 70 President CLEVELAND
to send moro southern ropresen tativci
" foreign countries and issued an ad
ssress TO the people Of America and Flu
rope regarding tho great possibilities
foE that section.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, April l5--2:s0 q
m A special to the American from
Jackson, Miss, dated ais q M, April
IA, says a tornado has just struck Jack
son and viclxsburg. All wires down In
heap. and it IS impossible to learn the
extent Of the damage
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mig Damages Awarded.

LOGAN. O.. April IS. Last August q
bridge over the Hooking river near here
gave way under train, and Engineer
Urich Brown and his engine went
down, since which time Brown has been
partially paralyzed. He sued the Hook
ing Valley railway for $50, 900 damages,
and Thursday evening was awarded
$40. 600 by the Jury.
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KAHN WE'LL.

Cards are out announcing the mar
rage 'of Miss Ida, daughter Of Mr..
David We'll, Of this city. to Mr. Vim,
kaln,a prominent clothier q Charles
Town, 10 take place At the residence
~ the brides parents on Wednesday
evening, April 10Th at 1880 o'clock.
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$1,000 nIarea KiIled br LIvht..lng.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. April is, Tho
barn OF Charles Reed, prominent
horscman OF this state, near Gallatin,
was struck by lightning and twenty five
mares in foai by the celebrated hnrse
Blair were instantly killed. The harm
valued at 10000 was also destroyed.
The total loss Is $500. 600.
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ConuMRus. O.. April Is Gov, McKin,
ley returned Thursday from Washing,
ton, where he left Mrs Mckinley in
charge of their old family physician.
AS soon as the legislature adjourns bic
will join her and goto Old Point Conn
form for few weeks rest
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VALUABLE BUT NOT COSTLY.

i may save you great deal Of
trouble in cooking. Try il. Werefer
e the Gail Borden Eagle Brand Con
densed Milk, regarded BY most honse-
Keepers as absolutely essential in culi-
nary uses, and unsurpassed in coffee.
All tirocers and druggists sell the
Eagle Brand.
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FARGo, N. ID, April IS. The temper
ature fell to II degrees Wednesday
night Snow was still falling early,
but had ceased by noon. Thursday af-
tcrnoon a bright sun was shining, but
the thermometer was still below freez-
ing. A gang Of men Is trying TO break
up the big Ice foes with torpedoes. The
Ice is badly jammed between here and
Grand Forks Considerable damage has
been done 70 buildings.
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RocKvnIK. Mn. April Is. William
Bond. eolored. 20 years old. was hanged
in the jailyard here Friday nanrnine for
the murder, on November %. 1921, Of
Margaret cephas also eoIored Bond
was convicted on circnmstnntinl evil
denee. which went to show that he was
drunk and had attempted criminal -
snult upon the woman,
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Headionr ~ Front 81 AZ Engine.

CINCINNATI April Is. crazcd BY sicks
ness Joseph Glasgow leapcd from an
overhead bridge in front Of an APP
preaching engine on the i, G. and 4.
road Instead Of striking the track and
meeting death, he glanced against the
side OF the boiler and was thrown into
the mud at the side Of the track, and
only received slight injuries
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srEIN0FiRIn. M. April 15 I'm &c
cordance With n proclamation Of Gov.
Aitgeld Friday was observed throngh-
out the state as Arbor day. Ia tho
country dissicls the school children
were even i holiday iacr.lsr that they
may Hiant irsos shnts and vines, but
ia the large eities tls.s observance Of the
day was simply nominal
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BosToS, April IA mechanical
steam whistle is not foghorn, and a
sailing vessel using such an implement
as means Of signaling wllile under
way docs so in violation Of the sailing
regulations established by congrcss
This proposition has been laid down BY
the United States circuit court Of ap-
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NEw INrKS April IL President
Clexelansi has written shc following
sentiment YIN the Press club so,svsnir;
s'srile p8opIe mnst be educated. for
the people rue.
NiRovRH CIEyEIAan. =
Fac-siailcs II this acntitneRt and sig
nature wi.ibe Published Ii lie souvenir
book, which Witt HI Sold III Tie fair.
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L.ouisyilie Lost.

LOUISVILLE, KY. April IS. The
Colonies again went down to defeat
Thursday at the hands of the men from
Baltimore. This makes two defeats
for each Manager Barnie placed IN
the box Farrell. the now pitcher for
two innings The attendance was
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VIENNA, April The town Of YES
prcm, thirty miles from Buda Pest has
been almost completely destroyed BIZ
fire. Several persons persisted IN thu
flames and othcrs died oiiniuries.
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NOTICE Ia THR PuBI1o.

Good pasturage for town stock can
be secured on the Geo. s. Rousch
farm, by applying to John 7. Baxter,
residence with A. J. Thomas, ESQ,
Race street. 4-14A1w.
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Ten hansa 4 for Home nu,e.

NEW YoEs. April IS Eugene Kelly.
treasurer et the National Federationo 81
America, has forwarded sl00p0 10 jus
Tin Mccarthy, 81 Il. tor the hone rule
fund
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SPOKANE, Wash, April 10. -Sensa-
tional reports sent out from here OF d
bloody conflict over town site war al
the international boundary are wholly
untrue N