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I.t.ONI \

Colonel j. Vrccand Moore, in point Of service the
ol,., officer I'm the National Guard Of New Jersey.
has resigned from the command OF IN" I'd Regiment.
and will retired with the rank Of br"vct hrgadlrr
general Colonel Moore entered the National Guard
in l-Gi as captain Of the Jersey Blues In the 1t
Regiment connected with the Bergen County Brigade.
In l-,j. he was made captain Of Company u, I'd New
Jersey Rifle tuard ir',m" major OF IN" "a battalion.
was elected lieutenant colonel OF the battalion IN
I--j and wa, chosen colonel ~ the I'd Regiment last
wear colonel Moore lives n Lconia. whrrr Their"
+ a company Of the ID Regiment Of which his son Is
rant
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IJA( kENStrk

Mrs. Maria storms. Of MnaSon'S angels and The
wife Of Herman storms. he who caused the arrest OF
the whole tribe Of angels" released yesterday
morning The sheriff had been Informed that he had
no tight 10 board u rsrSon for whom bail had been
offered Herman storms had offered bail for his wife
Mrs. storms did not want 10 leave the other angel.
but the sheriff insisted. and She had to 20. The two
angels babe her IA cheerful farewell
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RtLTTuORE AND ONO TRAINS WRErKED

rirt,burg. April 20-M 30 o'clock this morning
the InIontown and PITT sburg flyer the Baltimore
and ohio Railroad rar into fr,ght train at Grim
station. West Newton. Hunter Hunt. conductor
OF tho passenger sin. seriously injured. rhomas
N,vill fireman II III" FRI light also received pairdul
injuries. \ passenger named !. VI. Ill., of Dawson.
Penn had Of his feet badly crushed. Botn trains
we're badly wrecked and the tracks blocked several
InI
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" r MEETING At PRINCETON.

Princeton. April - lspccialJ-Ih" sessions OF the
state Y NJ C. A. Convention w"r" held In Murray
Hall here today The meeting this morning was nd
dressed by Mr. Lucas assistant secretary OF ia" state
Y NJ. G. A., and John MacDowrll. VA. ms an'r
noon Alexander McGolIn. "a; John MncDow'l'' Va
and Donald Mccall. '0i. were the SPEAKERS Inc
sessions have been we'll attended. and the collrge
\ u e. \ la. scored a signal success, In calling the
convocotlon The session viii be- inl'ied tomorrow
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ENGLEWOOD

Subscriptions amounting 20 over 10000 have been
received toward the fund for th" erection Of par
.onace for the Engewood PTcsbyt"rian Church. The
nuiing wIi1>f- -gun when the entire amount needed.
sl9 300 has been subscribed.
high water service T. promised 10 EnglewOod on
MAY l. The stand pip ON IN" high level was filled
last week. and water turned on In IN" mains, ana
several hydrunts ar" I'm position
Tho Eugewood Field Club will give entertain
m.ni IN IN. Lyccum on May IL. the proceeds Of
whieh will be used In furnishing the new clubhouse
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INDICTED FOR IyTIuIDiTIyG VOTERS.

Birmingham. Ala. April 2o.-J. V. MleiA ". g.
White Joseph II. Matthew. Murphy I'M and ". H.
saddler. prominent citizens Of Colbert County, have
been indicted by the United states Grand Jury At
Hut, ville They charged with intmidatins
voters AT the last Presidential election. Colbert
County was notorious for ballotlox stufhng I'm the
last campaign. and there arr many who boast OF the
%.
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MICHIGAN RIVERS CLEAR or ICE.

Detroit Mich, April 20.-The river Is clear Of
ice al Deour Boats can now reach the $780, and
arrivals are looked for here at any time Ice in
Mind Lake Is broken up: also the Ice between the
.Soo- and Whtcilsh Point Indications that
navigation will be open within twenty four hours.
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TOWNSEND CERTIFIED TO RE ,I.vAr,c

London, April e0.-The physicians who have made
an examination as TO the mental condition If William
Townsend. tile man suspected OF having had designs
Upon the life OF Mr. Gladstone. certify that Townsend
Is lunatic. and he will probably be removed In
a short time 10 an asylum Tor the insane The police
however, attach Importance to the arrest and hope
10 be able TO discover that some one WAS chnd
Townsend. melting him TO the assassinaiIon OF Mr.
Gladstone.
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DCNRAVEN'S NEW YACHT LAUNCHED.

NAMED THE VALKYRIE BY THE DESIGNER ;
MOTHER.
Glasgow. April c9.-Lord Dunrnvcns yacht III"
vakyrie. launched Today at ienderson'S yard' OH
the CLYDE Mrs Watson. mother Of the designer Of
tho Yacht. had the honor Of bestowing the name on
ne new vessel, with the usual ceremonies. The
length Of the Nakvrie is eighty four feet. and It's
tonnage is go. The yacht l. plainy and tastcfuly
upholstered and will have three boat,.
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THREE PERSONS SCFFOCATED BY GAS.

Chicago, April Cutlery Bowling ana MS VIE
an, chud were osphyxlatcd by gas last night IN
,,.,r home I'm the Delaware fats In Forty thru ST.
when found this morning all tire" were "c"d an"
the room, filed with gas. which had 'scaPcu ro"
an open burner.
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NJ. STANG TO FORM A CABINET FOR NORWAY
Christiania April ON stang has consented ut
the request Of King Oscar, to form Norwegian Cab
met to take place OF the Cabinet OF W. steen who
resigned In consequence OF King Oscar refusal 10
Weld TO the Sorthing on the question Oh separate
consular representation for Norway.
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LIZZIE BORDEN TO BE TRIED ~ JUNE.

Boston. April o9.-The Superior Court. upon con
ference and agreement OF counsel, mas assigh'u ''
trial OF Lizzie A. Borden Tor the term Ds''"'"s
Monday June 8. at New-Bcdfor. unless some reasoh
hereafter appears TO the contrary
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REMOVING An OBJECTIONABLE FOUNTAIN

Boston. April 20-ln pursuance Of an order OF III"
CIV Council the Coggswell Fountain. which rs an
ornament work Of art has not met the unqualified
appreciation Of the people OF Boston. was removed
rom position the Common to-day. The fountain
vul the be- stored. and eventually. ID l.
thought the city government will have II placed In
Vount Hope Cemetery. This suggestion has been
offered rs the easiest way In which to dispose OF the
fountan.
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FIGHTING FAMINE IN TIE cAUCA VALLEY

Panama. April 21.-The Columbian Government con
unues with undated effort TO combat the terrible
hmine that has for some time been raging through.
ont the Cauca Valley. and the horrors Of which were
seesatly augmented by the eruption Of the sotora,
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RETIRING SEA CASE MAY BE DELAYED.

paris Anri, 2s-Lord Hammer. the British member
NJ the Behring Sea Tribunal OF Arbitration. who has
bcen III for some days. is improving. but 1t Is doubt
ful II he will be able TO be present on Tuesday next
the day set for the Tribunal to resume the herring
OF the
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LORD STANLEY WAITING FOR HIS Patients.
Ottawa. April 2o.-Lord Stanley, the Governor
General Of Canada. will not assume The title Of Earl
OF Derby until he has received patents 0f his ne"
titles from the Garter King at Arms.
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CONSCLGENERAL COLLINS REACHES LONDON

London. April 2o.-Patrlck A. Collins the newly
appointed American Consul General ut London. ac-
compshico oy MS iamy arrived In This city to day.
Mr. Collins and his family were welcomed by John
G. New. the retiring Consul General C. Russell for.
Uerly American Consul at Liverpool. and a number
OF Others who escorted them 10 the Hotel Victoria
where they viii stay. Mr. Collins stated That he
and his family were we'll. and that they had
bad fine ocean passage.
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Strangers
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kEICHsTAG'S COMMITTEE DECIDES liza
ALL HIS CHARGES ARE BAsELEoS'

THE oBsTREPERoUs ANTIsENlrE NAMES ="
scrvr Avn SHAKES HIS FIST AT DR..
L1rsEn-DEBArE on THE ARMY BILL
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by ELIZABETH ". CIAMPNEY. author OF the
'Vas-ar Is written n fresh. invigorating
style and the haps and mishaps Of family OF
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gilt, $50.
LUCILLE.
By OWEN MEREDITH edition Embelllshcd
With photosravures from landscape views and authentic
photographs " the scenery and localities mentioned in
the poem. vol. imperial svo. cloth. gilt tops. $500
LADY OF THE LAKE. O'niform) $500
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