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THOUSANDS OF YEUYONS.
German Building at the Worlds
Fair Dedicated.
DUKE AND FAMILY PRESENT.


ClncAao, May "a. Thousands or
proud Tcutous crowded jackson park
Tuesday 70 witness tho formal dcdica.
tion ~ the magnificent building erected
BY the German government The OPEN
ing WIS on a purely informal scale.
Herr Wermnth had issued three OF
four hundred invitations "a prominent
German citizens, the officials 81 tho
fair. representatives 81 other foreign
governments and such distinguished
persons MS were Ii Chicago Tho duke
of veragua and bis family Ind been IN.
sited and elaborate preparations were
made for their reception.
4 reception Tor the ceremonies com,
mittce continued for two hours hcfofa
the distinguished guests pnt IN nm APP
pearance 10 admire the handsome
building and It's contents and partako
% the gond cheer spread by tho com.
mission, The uninvited guests who
came upon i purely patriotic mission,
viewed what they could from The ont
side and then went over TO the liberal
nrts building where the exhibits ~ the
German manufacturers was thrown
opcl, 10 the public 'rhn display Il one
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COLLEGE PRANK.

odd Glory Ilanlca Down mud i Confederate
flag Raised On u. y. GRAFT Iniscrsiiy,
CmArrASoon Tenn, May ~ In
Athens little town forty miles f,,oin
ChattaWoga, Is the H = tirant nnlyer.
sity, child of the Northern Methodist
church. On Saturday night some one
gained access t. tho t0wrrpf the mnin
college building, and hauling down the
United States iln9 substituted d cam
vas bearing the stars and bars of
tina. southern copfcderncy. The flag
wns found floating on sunday morning,
nnd,it WINS some time before Ii could III
removed, as the hntchway Ind been
securely fastened. AS northern money
maintains the biz institution, the In
dignation % the faculty can bc imags
ined They nre making every cndeavor
TO locate the offender ~ tile peace and
dignity 81 the school
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AosTlls Guns



san Dtroo, Cab, May a.. Tho Pacific
mail steamer CITY 81 NcW York. from
Panama, en- route u San rranclsco. NJ
ports that on tho trip down she was
isoardcd by the government officers al
corinto. Nicaragua. and searched. sns.
rsrtcd 81 having on board rcynlutionISts
lum SAN Juan. Attic port - corinto.
Il Is said. tho soldiers In the fort wcre
training d hlg Krupp gun on thc vessel
from the government barracks NIL
ready. aS aftcrwat,l learned. Is touch u
on. This Il in direct contravention Of
international courtesy. Tho govern
nicnt officers then boarded tho vessel
ta search. The snpposltion hcing She had
touched ~ san Juan. whore the rcvolu-5
tionisis arc IN control. and was bring
ing the rrvolutlonixts 10 aid IN setting
corinto' Il Is further learned that tho
same gun had becn TRIMMED On tho san
dose, % that line. on mp voyage.
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JUSTICE BREwER.
He Gives MS Views on tho Chinese m
cltsion Act.

CHIcAao, May "A. supreme Justice
Brewer arrived az the Grand Pacific
and viii remain two weeks filling the
place Of John NJ, Lowland ais lecturer
on law at the university,
~ would not be much surprised II the
Behring sea controversy went against
the United States, said Justice brewer
Tuesday. - have not examined the
subject specially or followed the con.
troversy. but never did take much
stock III the closed sen theory.
In regard to the Chinese exclusion
act, which the supreme court recently
held constitutional the Judge said: 81
was one Of three dissenters from the
decision To hold the law constitutional
md believe those who Thought Il Ii:
gal ut the same time felt II was cruel
and unjust law by orr treaties with
China we owe her people protection
more than any other country because
tits specified especially Ii those treat
les that her subjects IN this country
shall receive all business and residence
privileges granted TO subjects Of other
nations.
As the case now stands IL awaits
some action ON the part Of congress. II
the net Is enforced it will 60 down as a
blot on American history.
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oPEN SUNDAY.


Fair So Decide ny = Vote of 20 % IS.
ciIIcAeo. May "a When the national
commissioners met Tuesday morning al
10 o'clock the fiity-onc members expect
cd were not present, only forty answer
ing 10 the roll call A few others came
In later. which increased the amount 10
about forfy-iive
The regular business was taken AZ
and . letter from President lliggin.
botham IN reference 10 an informal
conference between committee from
the directory and a committee from the
commission The matter was tlnal.
II disposed 81 temporarily on account
Of the absence Of two members whc
were Interested In the discussion, when
the matter WAS FIRST brought before the
national commission. Tho members
again took up the Sunday ciosinr mat,
ter and resolution was adopted which
limited tho time far tho discussion 81
the two reports Of the Judiciary com
mittee 10 four and one half
hours Two hours 81 this time
was allowed 10 representatives Of eacl
report and Nhe other TIVE hours and i.
half 70 the members 81 the caminissinn.
each being allowed ten minutes Com
missioner 81 Clair, in order 10 ret ths
matter before the commission In proper
shape and to allow tho debate rs begin
where II should, moved that tho minor
ity report ~ the Judiciary committee
bc adopted, Commissioner Eihoeck, 81
Iowa then took the floor and argument
began After arguments the commits
sion took a recess until 2:sO.
When the commission renssemblcd a
decisive vote was reached
ny a vote % 30 to ~. the commission
decided In favor 81 throwing open the
gates. The vote was on the adoption
rot the minority report Of the Judiciary
committee % which the matter had
been referred The majority reported
IN favor 81 closed gates on the first day
of the week and the vote was called
amid the greatest confusion.
The local directory will now % ahead
and open the f.ir next sunday.
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THE WHISKY TRUST.
Another Blow Meets It Full III
the Face.
ANOTHER DIsTILERY sECEDES
eaa i Stand The Paniahmentg Tho Monarsl, d
Peoria, m, Joins the Boilers. and the Weol-
ner People are Nov Highly Pleased.

PEnRIA. Ill. May "a. Another sensa-
ton was sprung ON the holders Of
whisky stock Tuesday afternoon, when
the announcement was made that the
Monarch distillery had Joined forces
with the seceders Inquiry at the dis
tiliing house Of Corning a Co, who
have the controlling interest. confirmed
the report The announcement was
then made that representative Of the
company, acting under instructions re-
ceived from Warren H. Corning, who ro-
signed from tho board Of directors. had
earlier in the day made demand for
the rent duo since last July. It had
not been forthcoming, and tine Cornings
immediately assumed control of the
property. They are still in possession.
and IL Is their intention 10 remain IN
control pending additional advices
from Mr.. Corning Mr.. Greenhut I'D
mittcd the truth Of the report. but com
tinues TO deny that any house can with
draw.
The prediction is made that within
forty-eight hours other houses will
serve notice Of withdrawal. The trust
is greatly weakened In this city, for
there are now but two houses which nc
knowledge the supremacy Of the conn
pany. These are the Great West,
ern and Bankers The Western
will never leave the company,
but It's destinios are controlled by
President Greenhnt. This latest move
has given the five who originally with
drew Increased courage, for they now
regard their case as won. Tho strong
est point made over the withdrawal OF
MIR. Corning and the Monarch Is that II
sets at rest all talk of stock jobbing
scheme. for II is well-known fact TINT
Mr.. Corning has more than once been
opposed to those who manage the
trust His resignation was due To-
his opposition to the proposed bond
issue The religious members argue
that his withdrawal means that he
sees the trust Is going to pieces and
gets ont from under In time. Ills
friends dispute It and say II IS merely a
step for self-protection. The Woolncr-
Francis-S chwabach crowd still claim
they win have no difficulty in regaining
possession Of the real estate, and this
victory will give them leverage sufa-
cicnt to regain control Of their houses
ct snm vastly below the actual cost.
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THE BOARD or MISSIONS.
Prosbyterianism's Great Work in
Other Lands.
EXTENSION OF MOVEMENTS.


WAan1NafeNs Max aa.-- Tha Weei ~
tho I.NNII rsnlnl prophetic ~ tho
Kingdom ofthrist sNer she saril Ners
The topics OF ll.c halF lss.sf s,lssat q
exercises which pfscefs Mains slay
morning session ri tl.s ss,,nrrsl .lssenl-
bly,, sSnfnctesl ~ l.rx, II. y. Mctlcl-
land. ID n. president 81 the board ~
missions for Freedmen
Tile special order far tho session wss
the report IL the ecnsmitts~ on Ea'iwn
missions
Ties assembly Mis- @sllpd ia AZ III at
Ean o'cieit. III Ss4leiainr trais e4,d
npcnrd with praYes ,Y i'rof. .aN ~
fhicago 4 r,sslHtinnld thaulss 80 sem
atr and Mrs Hrice. fnr the gcncrous
hospitality extended tn the commits.
sinners Tuesday, was adopted
Dr Young's scssioual frpart from
the committee on bills and oycitures,
as IL the distribution 81 nvertnrea
among the several committees, vert
through without Objection Sixty over
tnrcs relating 10 new ctvesls aud TWEEN.
~ proposing changes Ia the present
confession II taith werc sent ID tina
committee on bills and overtpres fol
answer
Tho committee on hid o. colleges had.
its report read by Rev Charles a Ill.
ccy, Of Philadelphia, chairman The.
committee recommended that els0.n0a
bc raised this year for this cause. and
that the proposition 81 Arthur isrnwn,
to donate 100 acres 81 land IN Salt Lake
City, MS site fer the location ii the
Westminster college, ~ Utah, be res
spcctfully declined The recommen.
dations Of the report were adopted.
nr. lIerriek johnson. % Chicago. then
presented the report Of the committee
on foreign missions III discussing the
practiealitirs of the work DR.. John.
son snid; sWc cnn no more pray
the Iiible into China than We
can pray harvest out ~ il wh satHcld
In Dakota. We must send d man To-
carry ill.,
In regard 10 tho time to ~ allowed
Prot briggs toanswcr the appeal, lie de-
sired FIVE hours, saying he had his de-
fcnse ont That point written, and itwould
Mccook streunously objected The
matter il unsettled. Prof Briggs will
present his own sitIr of the case III per.
son. and II the promise ~ his Ave hour
paper Is nnfnitiIled will doubtless go
deeper than the technical point upon
the consideration II the appeal The
preliminary discussions will occupy two
days IN all probability while the entire
case bids fair to consume this week
mi noxf
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CONDENSED NEWS.


Telegraph.
Gov. McCorik1e Of West Virginia has
appointed seven delegates 20 the anti
trust conference at Chicago. June s.
Another landslide has occurred at
Nacrdalen, Norway Fifty farms were
destroyed and over one hundred persons
are missing.
Mr.. Bernard Coode. OF Detroit, Mich.
was Tuesday appointed superintendent
|of the dead letter Office. vice d. n
Leibhart, resigned.
Charles Purcell. aged, eighteen, Is
missing from Kokomo, Ind. a portion
Of his clothing covered with blood was
found in a saw mill.
Jennie Halst, Of Tavernville. w. Va,
aged 10, attempted suicide by drowning,
but was rescued. She tried second
time and then took poison
Miss Sadie Loop, instigator of the
witchcraft sensation at Salem. o., was
tried and adjudged guilty. She was cx-
PEELED from the Methodist church.
The two months drought In France
Is estimated to have destroyed SO 900. 900
francs worth Of crops The greatest
damage was done TO the green crop
NJ Arton, the Panama lobbyist, was
sentenced TO twenty years penal servi-
tude for frauds in connection with the
Dynamite society, and five years for his
canal crooSednessS
Terrible forest fires ar, raging near
South Wiliamnntie, Mass. over 800
acres of timber has been burned. and
the loss, ii is estimated, will reach
thousands Of dollars.
The drought remains unbrokcn in
Germany. Official statistics concern
ing Prussian crops show that the king
dom has suffered heavy losses Tho
hay crop Ii complete failure
The White Star Majestic arrived at
Queenstown Tuesday evening at five
minutes past Q o'clock, having complete
ed the voyage Iii the remarkably good
time Of 8 days 4 hours . minutes!
A syndicate was formed in New
York Tuesday to handle the $4,000, 900
worth Of bonds which representatives
Of the Cherokee Indians arc cndcavoring
TO place. The tleal. It Ii announced,
will probably De contaminated
Czcrnowitz, d town III Austria, capi-
tai OF Bnkowina, situated ncnr the river
truth, has been visited by disastrous
llood. Five persons are known to have
been drowned. and numbers are rem
dcred homeless by the calamity.
Capt. ". II Aberron, an aged and
wcll-to-do citizen OF Gloucester county,
Va, Tuesday morning shot his wife
four times In the head, killing her, and
then shot and killed himself Tempo
rary insanity supposed to be the cause.
The president Tuesday appointed
samuel Blackwell. Of Alabama, third
auditor Of the treasury. vice w. II.
Hart, resigned. and Edward Il. Kearns.
collector Of internal revenue for the
Twenty-third district 81 Pennsylvania.
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FATALITIES IN CLEVELAND.
Two Scaffoldings Blown Down. and several
workmen MortaIly Hurt.

Workmen Mortality Hurt.
CLEvESAND. o., May 24.-Two men
were killed at the Cleveland rolling
mills, in Newburg. during the tornado
Tuesday morning. The new steel Gu
pola was blown down, and four men on
the scaifold fell eighty feet. Jake Raw
ish was killed instantly. An Italian
named Mike, caught by steel BEAM
and crushed TO death. Ii required jacks
to lift the beam from his body, which
was horribly crushed Tommy McGucc
both legs and back broken and will die.
Another unknown man was severely
injured, but will recover The steel Gu
paio Is total wreck. a scaffolding
ut the new Bradley bnilding. Eric
and Superior streets, was blown down.
and four men were injured: William
0'Neill, Miles johnson. Michael MUIR
ply and Michael Hughes. The injured
were taken TO hospital. O'Neill will
die. Telephone, telegraph, electric
light and street railway wires were ter
ribly mixed up. The trolly current
was grounded in the public square by o
broken guy rope Of the electric light
masts, causing pyrotechnic display
and blockade OF cars.
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THE MARKETS.


CINCINNATI, May "a
FLoUR-winter patent. sa60@a70; fancy.
TACO 3e5. family, $780, ESQ; extra, s200a z 25:
low grade. u "a ZOO spring patent. sisOO All
spring fancy saa0a3.75. spring family S2s5 D
8S5 Rye -four, f3.O0N 32a
WHEAT The market was quiet and barely
steady, fferings being light and rates consid-
cred above shippers views. No. 2 rod, samples
quotablc al 6zr Csc and No. rcd Of q Csc,
according 10 quality.
CoRE-D Offerings are limited and the market
il firm, with good demand No. mixed
track, 45Mc; mixed chr, track, Soc No 2 sci.
low, track, i6c:S yellow ear, track SOC; sample
white track, a. 10.
OATs-1 be market Is stronger and higher and
offerings arc readily taken No. white track,
Soc No mixed track. s3c
RYE Market dull and nominal al 65Fl67c for
primo TO choice Mo- cash on track No trading
reported.
CATTLE Shippers. t4b0a 625; oxen. sa.5O0
.d5 select sL5jah.OO; fair TO good, ~ bl6f4 10;
common 2B0n325 Hcifers: Good 10 choice.
"A 90 40: common to fair S2sOLa7a Cows:
Good TO choice s4O0d A25: fair TO medium,
5000 3TS; common and thin rough stun, $50
a223
Hoes Select heavy and prime butcher. 80
@7.7o; fair 70 good packers, s14oDzoo; COM
mon and rough, s67sa7s5; prime light, sz4o b
common TO fair: saO0aG7s
SHEEP AND LANES -Yeariings and weathers,
400 625 good 10 choice sheep, s425ahO0:
common 10 fair s2750AO0 Spring Lambs
shippers, s67h ia; butchers good to choice.
t6a5azoo; common 70 fair. ,6oO6aOO
PITTsBuRGH May 81 Il
OATTLE-Markct stcndy at yesterdays
prices u
Hoos4 Market ARM fair light TO best heavy
= eSlD79 o cars Of hogs shipped to New
York.
SHELF Market steady and unchanged at
Yesterdays prices
BALTIMORE, May eG v
WHEAT--W Weak; No red spot and May.
nke: June. stA; July. T5Ao
fD,ke bid: MAY. acc. bid; June leMc; July, 4sko
OATS Quiet: No white western, 40
RYE-- STEADY; No 9. 0ec asked.
CHICAGO. May e4
FLouR AND GRAIN. Cash quotations: Flour
steady III recent decline No 2 spring wheat
TJxc: No spring. wheat, & o b, ost67c; No. !
red 10skc; No! corn, a0Hfl4lc; No, 2 oats.
WAc: No white & o b., S4s4GSiAcs No >
white { q p, so9soMc; No. rye, 5sh b7Nc;
No barley, nominal No y 0. p. 401becs
NO 9. o, aOWalcs NO. lnaxseed, u6
PHILADELPHIA, May -
WHEAT-Weak on reported Increase And gen
raj pressure 70 sell; No req MAY, IlNs4hci
lune. 1fAaa7oc; July. seA1Tcc; August JcA
aHc
z CORN Market dun and shade weaker; io-
q a \
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CILK Dotted yelling centsa yard Eugene
- X, Herring.
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WITH CONTROL ouRrAueD
Thcodorr Thomas WIN Remala il charge
~ ltls ficnnrtmrat.

CnieAao. May Is Tho Theodore
Thomas question may bc considered
practically settled, aud AZ i result MIR.
Thomas will, resnalA In charge ~ his
department with Ills powers 81 control
slightly cnrtailed 10 satisfy the mem.
hers Tnf the national commission who
were elnmoring for his dismissal The
result was arrived AZ ii stormy meet.
ing ~ the board of reference and con
trul held Tuesday evening.
Commissioner ST. cls.ir nffeeda rcso
tuition which hi effect provided that II
hc reported that Theodore Thomns ii
under the direction and control Of
nlreetorsicncral Davis. just al Mr..
Davis Ia under the authority ~ The
commission, and the council IL admin
istratlon was w II instructed 10 toal
after and fully protect the rights ~ ax
hihitors. This viii settle the mattei
temporarily al least.
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LOCKED up.


Twenty 81 thu Desperate c6nyicta Ii tho
FrankfOrt Penitcntiary.
FRASKFokT, May ~. Warden Nor
man has twenty conyicts under arrest
and locked up, charged with participate
ing IN plot 10 break from the pcni~
tcntinry. He believes that he will get a
number 81 others who were concerned
IN the conspiracy.
A letter was found IN the poclSctbook
Of Talent. one OF the ringleaders, ad.
dressed 10 Warden Norman, IN which
he says that he expected 70 make the
attempt 70 escape, and Il killed lie
desired hts body 10 be sent 10 his home
IN Calf Branch, Ereathiit county. III
order that his vito and children rnny
view II before burial
He wrote further to the warden: j
hope yon will forgive me. and meet me
IN heaven. am tired 81 this place,
and would rather die than stay here. I
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TREASURY AUDITORS.


Iiiln0ia and Alnbnmm Catches Thesn--
other Appointments.
WAaHINGToN, May "a. The presi-
dent has made the following appoint
mcnts:
John q. Edwards of Illinois. to he
deputy second auditor ~ the tt'cnsury.
Samuel blackwell 81 Alabamul. b lie
third auditor Of the treasury.
Henry G. Stuart Of Colorado, 10 lie
secretary o. the legation in Guatemala
and Honduras, and consul general ~
the United States 10 Guatemala.
Andrew ST. John ~ Pennsylvania, Il
be consul Of the United States IL Iiar
tavia. Java.
Thomas M. CrOclxer collector of ems
toms. Port Huron, Michigan.
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aIaIne sta.e IluIIdlns pcalcnieaI.

.WoRIp's FAIR, CncAgo, Mays. The
Maine state building was dedicated In
the presence 81 q large asscmblage.
Hon. II. G. Durleigh, president 81 the
Maine board Of Worlds fair managers,
called the gathering TO order, and after
invocation of the Deity he made q
speech delivering the building over 70
Gov. Clcnves, representing the state Of
Maine. In his address he spoke Of the
lively interest the citizens Of the Pine
Tree state had taken In the great expo
sition and Of what they Ind done to
make the enterprise a success
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ALL FREE.

Those who have used Dr. Kings
New Discovery know its yalne, and
those have not, have now the oppor-
tunity to try it Free. Call on the adj
yertised Druggist and get trial Bottle,
Free. Send your name and address 70
II. E. Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get
4 sample box Of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills Free, as well as a copy of Guide
to Health and Household Inspector,
Free. All Of which is guaranteed to
do you good and cost You nothing
Z, G, Williams j. & Co, Drug Store.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Final Arrangements for the Sale Of Tickets via the
II a. O. r


Final Arrangements for the Sale Of Tickets via the
B. & 0. R. r.
For the benefit Of those desiring to
attend the Worlds Fair the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad win sell Excursion
tickets to Chicago and return, at all
stations on its line, At low rates.
Tickets will be on sale until November
LIST, and will be valid for return journey
until November 10Th, 1893. They
provide for a reduction Of 90 per cent.
below regular rates. These tickets will
l 6e valid only for continuous journey.
Tickets at higher rates will be sold
mat will permit holders one stop over
privilege going and returning.
Pullman accommodations may be
reserved in advance Of journey. For
rates 7; and information apply to nearest
2 2. 4 9. Ticket Agent, OF Chas. o..
Scnll, Gen'l Passenger Agent, Balti-
more, Nd. 5-3-4t.
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CHICAGO. May e. One hundred pub
fishers representing the greatest news
papers Of tho country opened the
Worlds Fair meeting Of the American
Newspaper Publishers association
Tuesday morning. Their meeting was
held in Hall Nv OF the Art Institute at
1880 o'clock and for two or three hours
the publishers discussed the questions
of cooperative insurance. standard
measure for type and other matters in
which they are particularly interested,
They adjourned at one and took
coaches for jackson park where they
inspected the printing presses In
machinery hall, and called on the
leading world fair officials.
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winter wheat Miners, Loague.

ToLEDo, o., May a. One hundred
winter wheat miIlers from Ohio Ken
lucky. Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin,
Iowa. Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri and
Illinois came here Tuesday night for
the purpose Of completing the organizae
ton 81 the Winter Wheat Milicrss
league. Those present represent mills
turning ont $4,000 barrels per day,
nearly the entire production. They
will adopt q constitution, report on tho
condition of.whcat and discuss bread
stuff subjects Wednesday
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BuoKLEE,s ARNIoA sALyE.

Tho best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tons, and positively cures Piles, Or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to-
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by E. G. Williams, Jr., e Co.
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BUcflAREsT, May e4 Recent floods
have devastated large districts IN Ron
mania Whole villages have been sub
merged. Three large railway bridges
and fiftecn smaller ones have been lie.
stroycd Traffic on railways and high
ways has been suspended iii some pprts
Of the kingdom. King Charles has sub
scribed two thousand pounds sterling
to fund for the relief Of sufferers
from the floods