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a couNrERFErrER,s ESCAPE.

Jumps From u Moving Train While
Being Taken to Tacoma.
CHICAGO, March 29.-The Northwest
ern passenger train from the West t..ls
morning brought news of the escape from
the custody Of four Deputy United States
Marshals of Harvey Leonard, counter
feiter. of Tacoma, Wash, OH the way to
Detroit to be imprisoned under a SEN
tence imposed at Tacoma. Leonard
jumped from the train near Colo, Ia,
while it was running thirty miles an
hour, and escaped. The other three pris-
oners - Frank Tracy, Z. Ramsay and
Thomas Rowley-are still in custody.
Two of the deputies lett the train to pur-
sue the fugitive
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a Once Popular Hotel Sold.

NEW YORK, March 29.-The Park Row
and Duane-street old landmark, known
as Sweeny's Hotel, was sold at auction
to-day. 1t was built by the late Daniel
Sweeny and opened in 1897. Iu its day
Sweeny's was the popular hotel, and not
ten years ago Sweeny was offered 100000
for the goodwill alone, but owing to the
uptown trend OF the hotel trade even be-
fore Sweeny's death, five years ago, the
old hostelry bad ceased to pay. The sale
brought lSS NOO
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Claim TO be From sacramento.

SAN FRANCISCO, March pa special
to the CdtJ from New York says Two
dirty, tired, sore and stiff boys were be-
fore the Police Court to-day for begging.
They said their names We're Fred. Miller,
20 years of age, and Frank Wright, II
years, and the home Of both was in Sac
ramento. They reached Jersey City to-
day, 49 days from Sacramento. They
rode freight cars and walked. They were
held until their story can be investigated.
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Murder aud Suicide

FLAGSTAFF (Ariz.), March DE. f.
Odell, saloon-keeper here, shot Mary
Donaldson through the head, using a
45-caliber pistol, and then shot himself.
Both died instantly. The deed was pre-
meditated, and the cause was jealousy on
the part OF Odell. His victim was ii
woman who had already been the cause
of the death of two other men.
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Enforcing the Indiana Pooling Law

ROXY, March 2o.-The race track re-
sumed business here to-day, with a small
crowd in attendance, but before the pro-
gramme was finished sIt Constables from
Hammond, Ind, raided the place for yio-
lation of the Indiana pooling law. Man
ager Argo and two bookmakers were ar
rested. The races were not stopped.
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HIGH Water in Iowa.

FOREST CITY Qa.), March 29.-Lime
Creek is rapidly rising and is now higher
than known for years. Three crews of
men are at work saving the bridges at
this place. The East Forest City bridge
was carried away with a crew of thirteen
men. When last heard from they were
six miles below this place, and still in
the center of the stream. Great anxiety
is felt as to their safety
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A Lady Seriously Injured.

WOODLAND, March 29.-Miss Annie
Richie sustained serious injuries from
the kick of horse last evening. She was
thrown violently to the ground, and her
skull was fractured. The physicians con-
slider her injuries very serious.
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EDUCATIONAL MATTERS.

Professor Swain selected as President
of the Indiana University.
INDIANAPOLIS, March pa special
from Bloomington, Ind, says the Board
of Trustees of the Indiana University
have selected Professor Joseph Swain to
succeed Dr. J. NJ Coulter as President of
that institution, and committee has
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Robbed His EMPLOYERS.

BUFFALO, March 29.-Charles f. Tones,
local manager of the American Preserves
Company, has disappeared, leaving let
ter confessing that he is a defaulter. The
amount Of the defalcation was placed at
$4,000 10 S30,00D. 1t is said the bank
books OF the company cannot be found,
and it is supposed Tones took them.
Tones has been living extravagantly
and playing horses and bucket shops.
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Killed by an Electric Car.

OAKLAND, March 29.-Joe O'DonnelI.
aged 10, was instantly killed tonight by
an electric car. O'Donnell tried to board
one of the cars while in motion, but he
missed his footing and fell under car
coming in another direction. His head
was crushed to Jelly.
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a Baniz Wrecker Arrested.

NASHVILLE CFenn.), March 29.-F.
Portertield, Cashier of the suspended
Commercial National Bank, was arrested
this afternoon upon warrants sworn out
by Bank Examiner Mcknight. Porter
field gave bond in Sll,O0O. The charges
are perjury and making false statements
to the department.
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Death of a Centenarian.

WOODLAND. March 29.-Charles St.
Louis died in the Yolo County Hospital
last night at the age of 1O4 years. He was
a pioneer of lS49, and had been an inmate
of the hospital for the past three years.
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WHOLE NO. 16,O54.
FOREIGN GLEANINGO.
Conflict Between Brazil and Para
quay Inevitable.
HOST1LITIES MAY BEGIN AT ANY
MOMENT.

Spreading in Europe, Despite
the Efforts of the Authorities to
Check the Disease-One Hundred
and Fifty New Cases and Fifty
Deaths From the Disease Reported
Every Week in the Government of
PodOlIa.
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A BIG WAREHOUSE FOR GRAIN.
Farmers Alliance of Washington VIII
Shin Through Tacoma

Ship Through Tacoma.
TACOMA (Wash.) }, March 29-The Farm
ers' Alliance of Washington has located
i'll Tacoma its cooperative warehouse,
from which its members will ship their
grain, beginning this season. Tacoma
citizens gave site and bear half of the
expenses of erecting the warehouse, which
will hold 100000 bushels of sacked grain.
The conditions are that 100000 bushels
of grain will be shipped through it in not
less than five nor more than ten years.
When these conditions are complied with
the Alliance will be given deed to the
entire property.
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Escapes Prosecution.

CHICAGO, March 29.-Phineas Hannu-
cab, the Persian Jew who claims to be
affianced to the daughter of an Omaha
millionaire, and who was arrested and
charged with fraudulently collecting
funds for his people in Persia, was re-
leased to-day, the charges not being
proved.
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WENT To THE BOTTOM.

Scow-Schooner Sunk Off Goat Island
No One Injured.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 29.-There was
some excitement on the bay to-day. The
scow-schooner Witch started from Oak
land for this side, and made the passage
to Goat Island in good shape.
The wind was blowing quite strong and
there was a very choppy sea. When
abreast of the island the Witch became
unmanageable and was driven in shore.
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She struck on a rock with sufficient force
to punch hole in her of some consider
able size, and the water rushed in at
great rate and she soon filed and sank.
Those on board escaped all injury and
Were taken off.
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Damages For n Dog Bite,

OAKLAND, March 29.-Richard Phelan.
a book agent, was to-day awarded s., 900
damages in the Superior Court in conse-
quence of damages inflicted upon him
by the bite Of dog owned by James
Gawthorne. In pursuit OF his vocation,
as book-peddler, Phelan called upon
Gawthorne some time since and Cav
thorne's dog bit him i'll the leg.
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burned to crisp while endeavoring to
control a meadow fire which threatened
the home of his sisters, where he was
visiting.
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CONFEDERATION DAY.
Disastrous Fires Reported From
Many Sections.
FLAMES PLAY HAVOC IN A NEW
YORK PENITENTIARY.
A Mining Town In Germany Burning
Sixty-Seven Buildings Already De-
stroyed and the Fire Spreading
Perfshed IN the Flames and Several
Others Missing.
Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.

optclbl W bne tlECORD-ONION.
AUBURN On. W, March pa fire
broke out this morning in the old furni-
ture shop in the penitentiary. The
flames spread rapidly through the in
f1ammable material in the building and
soon the pearl-button shop. the broom
shop, Sticking & Simonds' cabinet shop
and the molding shop were burning.
The fire department of the town re-
sponded to the alarm, but long delay
occurred before the firemen were ad-
mtted, the gates not being opened until
the prisoners had been locked in their
cells. When the firemen finally got in it
seemed as if the flames were beyond con-
troll, as the wind was high and the flames
burning tercely.
However, the tiremen got to work and
soon got the upper hand. The shops de-
stroyed were: The pearl button shop, the
braSs-beGstead shop, the brass foundry
and foundry No. ,, all belonging to the
State, and Stickney & Simonds' furni-
ture shop. The fire caught in the finish
ing-room of the furniture shop.
Ihe total loss to manufacturers and the
State Will foot up Sl50,0OG. 1t is thought
the fire was the result of spontaneous
combustion.
COSTLY BLAZE AT ONEIDA.
HAzLEroN pa, March 29.-Cox's iron
breaker at Oneida caught fire to-day. The
structure was erected at cost of quarter
OF a million of dollars, and was the only
one of the kind in the country. The
framework is still intact, being of iron.
but the interior, with the most improved
machinery, was destroyed or rendered
useless. Loss, $4,000.
ST. BARSABY's CHURCH BURNED.
BALTIMORE, March 29.-St. Barnaby's
church was burned this morning; loss.
100000.
THIRTEEN BUSINESS HOUSES BURNED.
New ORLEANS, March pa Scran-
ton, Miss, special says: Thirteen busi-
ness houses We're burned this morning.
The loss will not exceed $4,000: in
sured.
FIFTEEN LIVES LOST.
BERLIN, March 29.-The mining town
OF haernten, near Bleiberg, is burning:
two churches and sixty-five houses have
been destroyed, and the fire still spreads.
Fifteen persons are known to have died
III the flames and several others are
missing.
KNITTING WORKS IN RUINS.
Utica On. ", March 29.-The carding.
spinning, packing and boiler buildings
belonging to the plant of the Camden
Knitting Company, in the village of Cam
den, were burned to-day. Loss, $4,000.
FIRE AT TORONTO, KANSAS.
TORONTO, March pa large part of
the business portion of this town was de-
stroyed early this morning by fire. and
$4,000 damage was caused. The insur-
ance is small.
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Man Burned to a C.risn

SEA ISLE On. j., March 29.-Henry
Clay Swain, cashier of the Second Ma
tional Bank of Washington, D. c., was
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LOOKS LIKE SUICIDE.

No Foul Play Connected With the
Redwood City Case.
REDWOOD CITY, March 29.-The body
found on Sneath's ranch was buried by
the Coroner here to-day. No one has
identified it and there is absolutely no
evidence of foul play. Everything points
to peculiar case of suicide. There were
no marks on the body and from appear
ances death was not violent. The body
was too far decomposed to render recog-
milton easy, and no one has appeared who
claims to have ever seen the man. The
Sheriff has taken no notice of the matter
and there is no probability that he will.
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The kearSaroe.

KINGSTON (Jamacia), March 29--The
United States war vessel X earsarge sailed
for Port-au-Prince to-day, with the OBJ
ject, 1t is understood, of protecting Amer
lean interests in the event of revolution
which the followers of General Manigal
are endeavoring to excite in Hayti.
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AT Los ANGELES.

Los ANGELES, March 29.-The game
to-day resulted in victory for Oakland
by score of y to 4. The Colonels team
were in good form, and Horner pitched
great game, allowing only six hits, while
Roach, who pitched for Los Angeles, had
an off day and sent sixteen in the same
direction. The weather was cool and
pleasant, but the attendance was little
below the average. Oakland made one
run in the second inning, seven in the
fifth and four in the eighth, while the
Angels scored two in the sixth and one
each i'll the seventh and ninth.
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CALIFORNIA LEAGUE GAMES.
The San Franciscos and Oalslands Win
YesIerday's Contests.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 29.-The Stock
ton team was outbatted and outfieded
by the Frisco club this afternoon. The
home team won an easy game Tanning
was hit hard and got poor support. The
visitors could not hit Balsz safely. San
Franciscos-Runs 9, base hits s. errors 8:
Stocktons-Runs l, base hits 3, errors :.
Batteries-Balsz and Spies: Tanning and
Speer,
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The French Budget.

PARIS, March 29.-The Budget Com
mittee of the Chamber of Deputies to-day
reconsidered the rejection by the Senate
of several provisions of the budget.
After hearing much advice from Premier
Ribot and Finance Minister Tirard, the
committee resolved to "assert the rights
of the Chamber OF Deputies in financial
matters. and return the budget to the
Senate without considering the Senate's
mendments thereto"
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TARIFF QUESTION.
Discussed by Republicans at a
Banquet at Canton, Ohio.
GOVERNOR MKINLEY OCCUPIES
THE POST OF HONOR.

Relations Between the Rival Choctaw
Utmost-Belief That Another Battle
VIII Be Fought-People of Antlers
In Dread That the Town VIII be
Burned.
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THE YERKEs TELESCOPE.

CHICAGO, March o. President Harper
OF the Chicago University says it is not
true that Lake Geneva, Wis, fifty miles
from here, has been decided on as the To-
cation for the big Yerkes telescope. The
place has not yet been fixed. Pasadena,
Cal, is among the applicants for the loca-
tiop
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N Fvidnnca Anninct I1n.

!
MEMPHIS, March 29.-Miss Lille John
son, indicted as accessory to the murder
of Freda Ward by Alice Mitchell, was
to-day discharged, there being no evil
dence against her.
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The PatIents RecoverInc.

HALIFAX IN. s., March 29.--The con-
dition of the two immigrants removed to
the hospital yesterday is favorable. The
hospital authorities declare they are not
suffering from cholera.
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been appointed to confer with him by
correspondence at once. Professor Swain
is now at the head of the Department of
Applied Mathematics at the Leland Stan
ford University. 1t is believed he will
accept, for it is known he has expressed
a desire to return to the Indiana Uni
versity.
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A Robber Arrested.

NIsALTA, March %. - Deputy Sheriff
Witty and Constable johnson arrested
Will Demasters, the Armona Station rob-
ber, near Hanford to-day.
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FIFTEEN LIVES LOST.

BERLIN, March 29.-The mining town
Of kaernten, near Bleiberg, is burning;
two churches and sixty-five houses have
been destroyed, and the fire still spreads.
Fifteen persons are known to have died
i'll the flames and several others are
MISSING
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AHEE, ~ Turkeys r. OK Eggs. Spe-
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iseS SiOnS OF the Courts
CiS>-uit Court. l2th JUDICIAL 6itcrirA Hen
!a'nts y Armstrong. Prrsiding--Tsl ns ~.
Siu rs Ioio ss
Grant County-Fcut,h Tuesday In Ma.sh.
7'St laesday in Jaae and third Tutsia5 10
jc:ooer.
Hampshire Cenuty-Fltst Tuesday in Fsbs
mary, second Tuesday in Nay aad thit1
Tuesday ia September.
EaEdr Cauae --Seeo7d Eaesiay In Msrch
! st TUESDAY in DAY and EEst TussGay In
pCtoher.
k'ueCal CoRhty--Secpnd Tuesday in Jsu.
lsT., fnntih s'desdSy IN AprilsG Gfst I uEss
lag Ia .;el.iember.
PendisiUn Gosnty---Secend Wednesday In
ApFii, Neduesdas sfier second Edss6ay In
lane, and fGsi Wetaeadsy ia November, =,
County Court Of H~rpshi,e County
John Pancake, President-R n Powell
srd VIM u. Perper Comm issio-ers g =
Y hi'e Clerk. The regular sessi, rs sre held
tePinriug on 'te 6rst Tns,dsy in january
nrd April. tie last Tresday in JulsJ End the
ouIth Tustdsy in Odoier.
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CHARACTER COIL NTS.

The Troy Press, speaking of the YER
dict in the Lizzie Borden trial, ennunci-
ates principle that is well to remember,
that character counts. A recent case in
the county demonstrated the same
truth. The Press says:
"The trial is at an end, and Lizzie Bor-
den stands before the world an innocent
woman.
"a great truth is again triumphantly
corroborated.
1.-THE life is an index to the deed.
"When foul crime is charged against
any person upon other than direct and
unimPeachable evidence, study the pre-
vious life of the alleged offender, and it
will be illuminating in reaching reason
able conclusion.
SIT is true that thistles 90 not bear
figs; but it is equally true that figs d.
not bear thistles.
character counts.
"If unspotted, 1t is powerful pre-
sumption of innocence.
"If leprous the presumption is re-
Yersed.
"If Lizzie Borden's life had been dis
figured by scandals, we fear she would
have been convicted and hanged, albeit
as innocent of the brutal, ugly and IN