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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-27
SEVEN coRPsEs
Taken Prom the wreck o. rrain on =
steep Grade.

Taken From the wreck ot Tratn on
steep Grade.
pIrrsnURciL Ia. April %. "a frightfal
wreck occurred ON the Rare Rocks rail-
road shortly before o'clock Tuesday
evening. The road Is about two miles
long. running from woy's station, on
the Somerset and Cambria road 10 the
qharrics OF the Somerset Stone Co The
grade i very steep, being about $50 feet
TO the mile In coming down the train.
composed o. an engine with two cars
loaded with large block stone in the
rear. became unmanagcable and dashed
down AZ a tremendous rate IL speed.
On the engine We're Engineer Neif,
his little son Russell, and q farmer,
John 4. Pile, with his wife and daugh-
ter. while on tho cars We're some twenty
laborcrs returning from the day'sworkss
At the foot Of the grade were standing
number Of cars loaded with stone
Into these cars the runaway train
dashed with fearful velocity. The en-
gine and ears were thrown from the
track, and Pile, his wife md dassfhiNT
were buried under the former r-AAlsrn
taken ont they were dead. Engineer
Ncff and his son werr severely sc1llded,
the latter fatally A number Of the Ia
horcrs jumped from the train before
the crash came Those who staid on
were buried in the wreck
At this writing seven dead bodies
have been taken from the wreck How
many more arc there can not sas YET be
told. shortly after the accident the
north-bound passenger train on the
Somerset and Cambria road drew up III
Woy's
Upon learning Of the accident, the
train ut once started for Somerset,
about -four miles east, where the cars
were side-traclsed. and the engine eur
rying all the physicians and surgeons
from this place returned TO the scene Of
fla. q ncidnnf
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MILLIONS in SIGHT.
The Richest cold strike SInrc4is52 III CEN
trail Point, ore.

The Richest Gold strike SInce4i S52 nt Gem
trail Point. Ore.
PORTLAND, Ore, April rs. "A special
to the Orcgonian from Central Point
says: The richest gold strike in South
ern Oregon since the days Of '52 has
been made within two miles Of this
place within the last week. The en-
tire country Is wild with excitement.
II the present exodus to the hills con-
tinues, the town will be depopulatcd
before the end Of the week
A reporter Wednesday visited the
scene Of the Hershbeegcr strike, mcn-
toned a--few days ago The rich pay
streak continues to grow richer and
they are taking ont gold IN fabulous
quantities. Within two hours Wcdnes-
day morning more than five hundred
dollars IN course gold was taken from
the ledge
This mine is in the famous Willow
Springs district, which has gold-pro-
ducing history dating back TO 1859.
Within radius Of n mile from the
Hershbecger claim no less than six rich
pockets are being worked From $50
to 5000 was taken out 81 each Wedncs-
Nday BY single miner
One ledge contains pay strcalxs show
ing pieces of gold as large as peas
The main body Of the, lode Is Of free
milling rock that will Srun $500 to the
ton. II is estimated that there was
Al 100000 in sight in the Willow Springs
district Wednesday,
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! CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered Ifrsn IN Parts OF The Count
ny Telegraph

Gathered Hfram al Parts OF the Country
Isy TrlrErapi.
The gamblers indicted by the grand
jury at Louisville, Ky, pleaded guilty.
and fines were paid to the amount 81
5000.
Mrs Julia +. Carry has sued the u.
~. w and 6. road at Valparaiso. Ind.
for $4,000. She was injured ia q
wreck.
Ed Tupree. colurcd. lin attempting 10
steal ride on the $50 passenger train
on the L. q n. Il. Il. al Humboldt,
Tenn, Tuesday morning fell under the
trucks and was killed.
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Co.
mines are on fire and The prospects are
that il will take al least two months TO
cxtinguish the flames. Nobody has
been injured but the loss W. the mines
will be heavy
Lightning struck the fine barn of AT
Dunn, 81 Sabina, @, Tuesday, and all
It's contents, including ten head 81 fine
horses. we're consumed hy dire. The
loss will fost up several thousand dol
lars, partially insured
Or. lIafflinc, the bacteriologist who
recently arrived in India To make cx-
pcrinents ir the prevention 81 cholera
blythe incubation Of cholera virus has
inocnlatcd 100 persons at Agra, and no
fevil results are reported,
Lord llannen, of counsel for Great
Britain yello was 10 have replied to
Mr. j. G. essrter's argument in behalf
Of the nited States before the l,ehring
sea tribunal, was i'll Tuesday. and the
tribunal has adjourned for one week
United States Marshal Walker, Of
Brooklyn, is making arrangements for
the appointment 81 y couple Of hundred
deputies to arrest Ill Cinnamon who
persist Ia refusing to register then-
selves IN the revenue office on or before
May 5.
The organization known as the
Ladies Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic. are having row in Louis
ville, Ky, because the white ladies Will
not associate with the colored sisters
-Four or five circles have disbanded and
only ono remains.
benjamin Swope committed suicide
at the residence of d relative nenr DAM
Vile, KY. Wednesday morning BY cut
ting his throat with razor. BAD
health Is assigned as the cnnse. He
was "a years Of age,Aa bachelor, and
was cousin Of Hon. "A. NJ. swope.
Howard Ketchmar's big bronze mon
ument 70 Christopher Columbus became
the property Of the city Of Chicago
Tuesday when Ferd w Peek, for the
Columbian exposition, presented it to
Mayor Harrison. The bronze Colum-
bus is twenty feet high and stands on a
simple granite pedestal thirty feet high,
making the entire length Of the monu-
ment fifty feet.
Gov. Matthews, OF Indiana, Tuesday
appointsd r. n. Ras,al...l ~, "a Rs,slsss
ter, and M. d. Yontz, Of indianapolis,
directors Of the Prison North They
succeed Levi Mock, of Button, and
James Reniham, Of indianapolis Mr..
Yontz is an ex-councilman and ut pres
ent Is travelling salesman. Mr.. Bern
hardt is editor of the Rochester Demo-
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SWEPT BY 4 TORNADO.
Oklahoma Territory Visited BY a
Wind Storm.
EIGHT PERSONS MEET DEATH,


MooREs. o. T.. April "a The country
west and southwest Of here was swept
BY terrible tornado ut $50 o'clock
Tuesday evening Endless damage
was done. but how much can not he
learned until the wires are up. 1t IS
certain that some people have been
killed. Among the dead. are J. o. Con-
nors and his whole family, consisting
OF five members; Mr.. Hanks. IT, G Glenn
sents and child Of Henry l;ateman ~.
w. Weaver had his arm hroken, and
was otherwise injured, and Is in scri-
Gus condition. Three Of Mr. Hanks
family were seriously, and perhaps fa-
tally, injured. Their house was blown
to atoms, and the family only cxtri-
Gated after desperate efforts.
Philip Dycr's house was moved twcn-
ty feet. His invalid wife and baby,
who were in. the second story at the
time the storm came mp, were carried
away with the bnilding, hnt miracu-
lousy escaped serious injury. Frank
Browns house was blown away just as
he and the family escaped Most q
the people escaped to their cyclone
caves, having had warning ~ the i'm
pending danger Further casualties
can not be ascertained at present, but II
seems certain that there are more.
Though the tornado lasted bnt min
ute or so. the danger was fi.ightful.
Houses, barns, and everything in Its
reach went down Telegraph wires
and poles were blown down for miles
around. The same storm passed over
Guthrie, Oklahoma. but did no damage
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THE MARKETS.
cIEc1NNArr. Anril "a

CIEcINNATI, April "a
FLOUR Winter patent " 40 oaes; fancy,
e 1908 20; family $500 %; extra q og9 : p;
low grade, Loo l9o; spring patent, ss9O w;
spring fancy, ~ l0aSupi spring family 200
a25 Rye flour, &00a3l5
WHEAT-No good NJ was offered and lhe
market was nominal az 661c7c sellers views.
Ma sred quoted at CO1cac, according 70 quality
and track location
CoRF-The market was strong, with light
cash offerings and good demand No. swhito
sneiied held AZ 4t9e ana no z mixed ~ SIC.
Ear quiet ana nominal at $40 4ocA Tor primo
samples
OATS There was fair demand for No. 2
white at siat s4h, but good samples were gener-
ally held at Soc mixed were dull and easy, No
being quotable at 3ihG32c
RYE-Scarce and firm; good No being NOM
inally held at 0Oc.
ATT1E-Shippcrs, s475Qh.25 Oxen, s27sA
475: select butcher SAS56ES 10; fair 10 good
rs $50 10; common, e. 75a a76 Hcifcrs Good
to choice e4 0OlD4 90; common ID fair 81 7hn
375. Cows: Good 10 choice a. o0145 50: fair 10
medium. saO0Qa95: common and Thin rough
stuff. sI.7bn275
VEAL. CALvKs--F Plenty and easy, but INC mar
Net Il fairly active. with GOOD demand. Conn
mon and large. Sc b0n47 rs; fair 10 good light
81 O0fl6p5
HOES Select heavy shippers and prime
butchers, II. 7aa.7.s5, fair 10 good packers,
Il. 10; common and rough, s6 90 an SO; primo
light. 81 b5a7. 6s: others. s6s3a75o fat PIGS,
n 90 al. as: common TO fair. s550a6a5
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Sheep: Clipped s4ooA
$50; wool, s6oOae 90; fail lambs clipped, u 75fo
600: wool. IS 00a g rs; spring lambs seoo 1900
PIrTsBURGH Aprii 26.
CATTIE-Marlxet steady al yesterday's
prices.
HOGS Market active; Philadclphias I'll oOA
90: best Workers and mixed ia s0l7eO pigs
and common Workers.. III rs I. /. Is; ears hogs
shipped 10 NewYork.
SHEEP Market steady III Yesterdays prlces.
BALTfMoRE. April pa
WHEAT Easy; ApriI 75&c MAY 73&c:
June, roc; July, 56l1e.
CORN Firm; April, 4e,6c; May, 49i4c; July,
i9Hc bid.
OATS Quiet and steady; No 2 white vest
crn, 4lhc,
RYE Dull; No 2, 62sIc.
CHICAGO, April2d
FLOUR AND GRAIH-Cash quotations; Flour
jdull ana steady prices about where they were
before the recent upturn In wheat No spring
wheat, 7lesc; No spring wheat, 4 o p, % q
5lc; No red si&c- No corn, 4lSzci No :.
iOc No. oats, 2shc; No white, 4 Q p,
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GO 70 TIE GREEN HOUSE.

If You want to buy choice potted
plants. Roses from Is to % cts. q
piece Fuchsias, Geraniums, Coleuses,
Heliotropes, Gala Lilies, Begonias,
Palms, India Rubber Plants, Verbenas
and Pansies in all colors and shades,
and many more varieties too numerous
mention, which will sell At 9 very
low price, Also fine lot Of tomato
plants in four varieties; one Of which
will weigh from one to four pounds,
and other very early varieties. Also
sweet pepper and red beet plants. los.
lmbaehs florist, near Green Hill Gene
terry.
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LIE nANcRorrlu ~. ..

But it did not last long As the
morning wore on and the preparation
for breaising another anchor began, the
scene changed TO one Of brisk anima-
ton. and life The bay became alive
with pleasure craft Of every descrip-
ton, and the patrol boats had difficult
task TO keep the anchorage ground
clear Of intruders and permit the for
nation Of the columns In which, in
stately procession, the vessels were to
pass through the Narrows into the mp
per bay, and 70 move up the hudson
river to their assigned stations, and
there 70 await Thursdays review
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SENATOR'S DESKS.
Those of Snmner, Webster, Clay and Others
Much sought After.

Those of Snmner, Webster, Clay and Others
Much Sought After
WAsHrSoToN, April e6.-In the NOV
ing around Of desks and seating Of new
senator's there have occurred some
queer swaps The historic desks Of
sumner, Webster, Henry Clay and
Others are considered great prizes, and
If senator secures possession Of one
he clings to it as long ms his term lasts,
as Is witnessed BY the fact that in the
latest change senator Hoar CON
tinnes to lug Summers desk around
with him. The surprise came when
some one wanted 10 see Roscoe
conlsling's desk 1t was not where II
was expected TO be, and the door
keepers who have private marks by
which they recognize historic furniture,
could not find 1t for long time.
When they did discover IL there was o
gasp, for the desk Of the noted New
Yorker was found to he occupied BY
Senator Murphy, Of the same state,
just how Mr. Murphy captured such n
prize the officers who have charge Of
the seating don't know, but he has it,
and every one To whom the incident Is
told has some wise remark or other 10
make about the vicissitudes of time.
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TnE D. 3. cRuIsEn ATLANTTc.

Bert, or the sharp lines 81 the crack
German cruiser Kaiserin augusta, with
her formidable Krupp guns, offset by
the squat form outlines Of the Dutch
Van Speyk, which again contrasted
with the graceful build Of the swift
Argentine Nuevo de Julio, and the
massive armament Of the Brazil battle
ship Aquidaban.
The most striking feature Of the
scene was the absolute silence that pre-
vailed during the early hours Of the
day. Each Of these formidable death
dealing engines Of destruction lay mo-
tionlcss at anchor. reflected in the
placid waters ~ the bay by the early
morning rays 81 the sun like the often
quoted painted ship on painted
ocean, There was d grim suggestive.
ness Of rcpresscd force and stern dis
cipline IN this impressive quietude.
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Thc fiIrvcs NN1rc Loaalc.i.

GHAGRIS FALLS, April 26 Jack Coil
was badly injured by an explosion
at the Austin powder works at Falls
Junction, eight miles from here. He
threw,a pair of badly worn gloves into
the furnace and an explosion followed,
igniting his clothes and burning him
painfully about the back and limbs
He was saved from horrible death by
the engiacjsE who turned a fun head Of
water on the unfortunate man.
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ERiCssoN.S STATUE
Unveiled In New York with Great Pomp
and Ceremony.

Unveiled In New York With Great Pomp
and Ceremony.
New YoRK, April 70. A tribute III
honor to the son Of another country
whose genius befriendcd as III time &c
sorcst need, constituted the first form
ality III the Columbian fctesof Wedncs-
day.
While the Columbian fleet was slow
ly waking into life IN The harbor
Wednesday morning, on shore the air
was rent with the music Of bands and
preparations were being made 70 unveil
the statue of Ericsson.
As early as 7:sO o'clock tho members
of the New York and Ernuklyn Swesl-
Isn SINGING sucleuicB assrnTuIcuI 10 Enion
square and marched down broadway 10
the Battery 10 assist III the unwilling Of
the monument. The procession moved
at o'clock
Rev. Mr.. Stolpe is pastor Of the Swed-
ish church in this city, of which John
Ericsson was member and trustee. The
inventor was also member Of the Anna
ranthus lodge, which is to take part in
the parade The double-turreted lnoni-
tor Miantonomoh came up fronlsthc
lower bay early Wednesday morning,
anchored off the battery and fired
twcnty-one guns when the statue was
unveiled BY Miss EricliIfda Anderson.
The statue was then delivered to the
civic authorities by Secretary Ashley
w. Cole and accepted ON behalf Of the
city by President Paul Dana, Of the
park board. Col, VIM q. Church made
the Grafton,
The statue Of Ericsson was modelled
by Julian Scott Hartley, and was east
in bronze by the Gorham Manufacture
ing Co. at Providence The figure Of
Ericsson is feet inches high; the pol
ished Quincy marble pedestal on which
1t stands Is feet inches high, making
the total elevation Of the monument8l7
feet. There are four low relief bronze
panels set in the pedestal. The subjects
represented are: "'The Battle Between
the Merrimac and the Monitor, steam
Fire Engine in Action, ..Steam Sloop-
of-war Princeton the first application
Of screw propeller to war ships and
Group Of Various Inventions, such MS
Solar and Caloric Engines
The head Of the statue was modelled
from a bust taken from life. The fig
ure stands In an easy position, holding
in the left hand scroll, 10 which the
inventor points with his right hand, in
which he holds pair Of compasscs.
Ericsson is represented as wearing nm
old-fashioned, double-brcasted black
coat. d costume which the inventor at
fected.
The arrangements We're such that the
ceremonies Of unwilling were ended BY
the time the feet appeared off Governs
.or's island on its way 70 the anchorage.
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Rcina Regepin aud Ncuva Espana.
Niraxil- AqnEdnban, Tirndeutcs and Re
pnhlicn.
The port. or left hand column, com.
inanacd hy Admiral tihcrardl. consisted
~ the American fleet, with some 81 The
visitors thrown into the balance, M the
following orlcr;
American philadelphia, Newark, AZ.
lanta, san Francisco, Bancroft, Hen.
ninrtnn, baltimore. Chicago. York.
town. Charleston vesnyius and Con.
cord Argentine Neuvo 10 Julio; Hot
hand Van Spcvk. ssermany iNaiserin
augusta and Sceadler. with the Ameri.
can monitor Miantnnomoh trinpinr np
the renr
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MURDER MYSTERY.
Tho Body of a Beautiful Young Girl Found
In the River.

WHEELING, w. Va, April 20. "A muir
der mystery. in which the victim Is q
beautiful young girl, has developed
here, and Tuesday, after the inquest,
the matter is as much Of mystery ~
ever. The girls body was found in the
Ohio river, few miles above here,
Monday, and was brought to this
city. The body had evidently
been in the water for some time.
II Is that of handsome girl
about l9.ycars old, elegantly dressed,
and bore evidence Of a violent death be-
fore being thrown into the river. On her
right hand she wore plain gold ring,
and on the other hand it could be seen
very plainly that she wore another ring
before her death The finger was
marked by a delicate white circle, and
this mark could not have been made
except by ring, In the lobes Of the
ears are holes as If she once wore ear
ornaments. No marks TO aid in identi-
fication could be found on the clothing.
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LA GRIPPE.

During the prevalence Of the Grippe
The past season it was 4 noticeable
fact that those who depend upon Pr.
Kings New Discovery, not only had Y
speedy recovery, but escaped all Of the
Troublesome after effects Of the mala
dy. This remedy seems to haye q PEI
culiar power not only in effecting rapid
cures Of La Grippe, but in all Diseases
Of Throat, Chest and Lungs, and has
cured cases Of Asthma and Hay Fever
of long standing. Try it and be con,
ynced II won't disappoint. Free
Trial Bottles at E. G. Williams, Jr., y
"A. Drug Store. Large bottles, Doe
and 81. 90.
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ROCKFORD, III, April 20 Charles
Niemann, living on the farm Of NJ.
Dunn, in Laona, put all Of his
horses and cattle and availables into
the barn. and then set It on fire. Every
thing Nvas destroyed, including thirty
eight head ~ cattle, six horses wagons
and buggies- He then went to the
house, locked the door, and killed him
self with shotgun. His brother conn
mitted suicide last summer in the same
manner The family was away from
home
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NOW is THE TIME

When moths begin to get in'.their
work. and if you want to save your
woolens, carpets, &c. from the rayages
q this pest, you can get nothing more
sure to kill them than COAL TAR
s,AMPH0R, which is much cheaper
man camphor, and more effective. A
large supply Of above article just re-
eelyed at A. M. Gilbert & Bro. \, Drug
glst, I'm, Qneen street.
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1t was shortly after . o'clock when
Admiral Rherardis flagship gave the
preliminary signal 10 break anchor and
fall Nitoiin
The starboard. a right-hand-c
looking toward the bows Of the vessels
commanded BY the british admiral, Sir
John Hopkins, consisted Of foreign vcs~
sells in this order: isritish Blake, Aus
tralian, Magicienne and Tartar; Rus
sian DimitFi Donslsoi, General Admiral
and Ryndn: French Arethuse, IIuosard
and Jean Part; Italy Etna. Dausan
and Dogolii spain Infanta Isabel,
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PRINoEToN. Ind, April 20. Monday
il was discovered that the John Tavi-
sail family, who live few miles south
Of this city, had been poisoned The
wife and one son are very low, the
father having died Monday night II
has the appearance Of arscnical poison
ing, but they do not know what the
poison was in or where il came from.
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no OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

\ Our collector, Ward B. Lindsay.
Slll make his usual rounds this week,
ohe day earlier than usual. Those,
whose subscriptions are due this week,
rre requested to look fer him on
aarsday and Friday. instead Of FRY
aay and Saturday,
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THE PHANTOM WAR SHIPS.
The Navies Of the World Before the
Great Metropolis.
A SCENE OF sPLEEDoR.
Ths Fleet Welcomed with ne Bcomine II uaa-
aoa Prom the Fogts Tho ersai War ships
Float . Tier Places cf Anchorage.

QuAnANriNE. s l.. April aG the
phantom war ships WHICH sailed in our
81 thn rnis,s Tuesday Nero bright and
majestic realities In the glorious sun,
shine Wednesday morning rho only
element wanting 10 insure the tri
nmphant Spectacular sueeeSs ~ the
great naval parade was stpnlicd by the
perfect Neathcr. Net i t,Ass w'aN iatt
8of the stccI gray clouds mil rain and
fog 81 Tuesday
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4sst..r !ss.e .i.ls. l,I.lana.

CANTON. o., April %. Order Adcl-
phia, after the style Of the iron hall, is
about tocoIlapse. The directors have
commenced preceding for dissolution.
Its only footing was In Alliance, where
II had two hundred mensbeIs ana over
sa5, 900 op hand and no debts. The
members viii realize more than they
....,s..44,l Aast8
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Accerted Wlth Than Ia.

Boston, April 20. Secretary Carlisle
has returned thanks 10 the associated
banks Of Boston for their tender pf gold
and has accepted the offer. They action
of the Boston banks placed at the dis
posal Of the government between So
900 900 and So, 600, 900 in gold. T
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yIRaINLA, Ill, April s6.The heavy
rains of the past ten days have caused
the Illinois and Sangamon rivers to rise
attain alarming rate Both streams are
ona rampage. four or Ave miles wide,
.ntikely submerging several thousand
scresSof bottom lands. Farmers in the
lowlands have vacated.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Those who are in need Of household
" kitchen furniture would do well to
attend the sale at Col. MAIDEN
bouseh's late residence on Thursday,
April ~, at 10 o'clock.
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Hotel Gnfie.i IL Fire.

DuNKIRK, O. April 90 The new Ho-
tel Earl. owned by Il. a. Baughman,
was completely Quilted by fire Wednes-
day morning. The house was crowded
with guests, wha narrowly escaped
with their lives and lost most OF their
The hotel was partially In
snred.
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Centenary Of New orleana cathollelam.

NKw 0RLKANs, April 90. The cen.
tcnary celebration BY the Catholics Of
this section was IN progress Tuesday.
There arc great many Of the clergy
present from all sections Of the United
States, including the, following: His
eminence, Cardinal Gibbons, Of Balti-
more; Archbishop Ryan,spf New York;
Elder, Of CINCINNATI; Bishop Keapc, Of
Washington; Kahn, OF Wheeling; Mer~
schaert, Of Indian territory; verdaguer,
of Brownsville; Van der vyer, Of Rich
mond; Gallagher, Of Galveston; q Sullis
van, of Mobile; Heslin, Of Natchez, and
Nevas, Of San Antonio.
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rive Thoaght Lost Arc Alive.

CHERoYGAN, Mich, April g. Capt
r. T. Evans, who was supposed to have
been lost off the steamer Ohio in last
weeks big gale, has arrived here with
the four men he took in the lifeboat
when he left the steamer. They were
nearly starved when found by the ting
River Queen at Scammon's Cove on
Coclxburn island, where they landed.
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I posltIon FOR Don NJ. DIelinson.

WASHINGTON, April 20. The presi-
dent has found place for Don NJ.
Dickinson, for Wednesday he was APP
pointed one Of the directors for the gov
c4nrnent for the Union Pacific railroad,