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The besi sa've II ihe wori,l IN t'uls
Bruises, sares, Ulcers. Salt islrnn,,
Fever sores, letter, Chopped land,
Chilhlains. Germs, and all Ska Enip-
lions. and positively cures Piles. ID no
pay required, II is guaranteed IL
give perfect satisfaction, o. money ~
funded. Price . cents per box. For
sale BY =. G. Williams, .Ir, 4 CO.
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HoW,s THIS /

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case If Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY q co, Props,
Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known T.
J. Cheney for the last - years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
West andTruax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, OK Walding. Klnnan q Mar
vim. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 70.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Price Toe. per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists. Testimonials free.
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AT1.Aw
J.M. Seneindivcr v. T. A. Potts.
Appeal. verlict IN favor Of defendant.
Davis Bros vs J. II. Miller 8 Sons.
In assumpsit Continued.
State vs. F. Vernon Aler. three in
dictments for libel. Case called and
set for Monday. whom arguments Of
counsel will be heard on demnrrers
filed By defense.
IN cHAScERy.
Geo. w. DcGrange Us Henry Gettle.
Matter referred to commissioner
Adrian @. Nadonbousch TO ascertain
real estate Of Henry Gettle. together
with its annual rental and feel simple
value, and to audit and ascertain the
amount Of indebtedness against the
same.
y. s. Grant Pitzar, administrator,
&c., vs. Cartharine Kitchen. ct al.
Report o. commissioner approved and
confirmed, and liens established. q.
S. Grant Piixcr and J. Nelson wisner
appointed special commissioners 10
make sale II realty
i. Dew. Gcrhardi. administrator,
Ne, " M. A. Dorm, IL al Commits
siencr's report approved and confirm
Ell. Liens established ]. n. Wisner
aud II H Eurmcrt appointed special
commissioners ~ make sale ~ realty
Involved
Fink 4 Bros. rs Robert Saville.
Plaintiffs being non residents required
Is give security Ia cover cots ~ suii.
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SOCIAL SESSIONS

Not al MIS- ncis;a Hnscls iIoale Lar rsdas
Esrniag
Social Session met on F,iday csens
ing, lltli inst. at the hpme % MiSs
Bette Hcnsel ON West Martin street.
Although the wrgil,cr VIA inesemmti
tbc attendance WIS gnnl only fpar
memlois' hcing absent i'lh snai. d.
iiri.ney was mare than ma.ls ~ BY
the SIS visitors present After enjoy
ing very pleasant rvrnin all Jc
parted srhanesta await patiently slr
next session SECRETARY.
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band ofwarriors who serve as the body
guard Of the Car Of the Rnssias when
he enters the wild Cossack country,
to which they belong. These men be-
long to the most natural warriors OF
which history gives any account. They
are natural fighters and in that respect
they bear about the same relation 70
Europe that the Apache Indian does
to this. They are especially famous
also for their craftsmanship and are
said to be far more skillfnl and daring
than the cowboys Of the American
plains, or the Arabs. Their native
country is very mountainous, but des-
pite that fact they live in the saddle
from their infancy till old ago and
ride their horses over the mountains
and through rocky passes, and along
the very edge Of cliffs and perilons
precipices absolutely fearless where
the nerve Of the ordinary man would
quail before the momentarily immi-
nent danger. So much has been writ
ten about this strange people that
there win be widely felt interest in
their appearance in this country un-
der the leadership Of their mighty
chief, Prince Eristoff. They will be
in this city with the Adam Forepangh
Shows when they exhibit here on Sat
urday, April 20.
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rms woKDERFUL.

More than fifty thousand now in
use. The Standard Tea and Coffee
Straincr, the only dripless strainer in.
the world. For sale by J. w r, Fish
or, King street.
P.S. Just received another big lot
Of the Crown Stove Mats.
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what are those things there, mann
ma said Jacky, pointing to the dis
play in Louis Browns window. They
arc tile styles for the season. said his
mamma.
Cant have some to go in SWIM
ming with Y
Goodness child, you wouldn't go
in swimming ina wedding cake, would
you9"
Well, mamma, you said they were
styles for the sea, SON."
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80 n rHE PraLIc GENERALLr.

.,-nYanl after Feb 10, 1893, no gratis read
ai notiees' N, sgecty church. theatre. or en-
toaey INT ~ any Kind or character. who may
.,l;r NIX printing done at any other once
ESsidss TnF WonLp Patrons Of this paper any
W.! N parsies natronizirfg other oiiiees with
aol y, work and not regular patrons o. THE
theil i'u ,,t nave ta pay for all reading notices
t rate ii 10 cents per line payable lminen,
ateiy VIM Ky COMPLIMENTARY tickets will ne ac7
sss s IN Sehange for reading notices nothing
e .., ss.re our space but the spot cash. Vnr
rsar patrons will be taken spcciai care " -
IN N reasonable, in the way q Rra1ls toaaains
notices
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y.,.t : has leased and renoyate the 4 se t,I
Nh 1 II rantan Hal ter d p1 M abia a gcn
only le i ,,,sse,iestea 10 transact all business
trliN WI H I'M, above rooms The plant VIII rs,1
matter ~, u Wick block. and this arrangement
aa WIN made Is prevent annoyance w NM e ~.
p'yee,s 5;r BUSINESS purposes, AMI the accom-
,a.slafl aAs excellent.
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souvENfR ooTns

Those wishing souvenir coins would
do well to call AZ ThK woRLp Office
We have a few which win be r.iisposed
Of 1t the usual price, 81.
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Use Snodgrass'condition powder. the
largest packages and best powder on
the market to-day, prepared by R. L.
Snodgrass & Co., druggists.
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SPECIAL AssouscEMEsTs-
y9TJcE no PATRoXs.

wv. explration 81 every 30 days ~ a., az
&, a E woao are due s ana ee eecessIye
>abscfihefs y isd from the list, and placed on
weeks aTf g nels isl "A for future reference.
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II You want your collars and cuffs
to look as good as new have them laun-
dried at Lee H. Goodys laundry, No.
4, East Martin street.
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BlIIIMoRE OHIO RELIEF DEPARTMENT..

The report Of the Baltimore q Ohio
relief department for November, De
cember and January last shows dis
bursements as follows Accidental
death, $4,000, $4,000 and Sill 900,
respectively accidental injuries, ST.
0S6.25, s., 9OS.2 q and Sc, 6SS.52; surg
zeal expense, s7l9.43, s729.ss and
1856. 20 natural sickness, s6,1G7 ~,
s., 1856 Sc and 81, 495, 10; natural death,
sl0,25l "a, IT'S and $4,000.
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The day when the lion and the lamb
shall lie down together has come
literally to pass. In the large collec-
ton Of trained wild animals seen with
the Adam Forenaugh Shows is hon
who has been trained to permit lamb
to lie down with it. There are nearly
sixty Of these marvellous trained ami.
mails -unquestionably the largest that
have ever been gotten together either
III this country or Europe. They will
be seen here on Saturday, April 20,
along with all the other wonderful
features of the great shows.
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Ladies clean yonr Kid Gloves with
MousQdetaire Glove Cleaner, for sale
only BY Emmert & Fiery, who carry
tho best line q kid gloves in the town.
and warrant al their Kid gloves from
81 COUP.
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HEAD QUARTERS

For Gasoline Stoves, 4 big lot just re-
ceived and Of the latest pattern and
style. No trouble to show goods.
Call at once. ]. W. r. Fisher, King
street.
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NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC.

Good pasturage for town stock can
be secured on tho Geo. s. Rousch
farm. by applying % John Il Baxter,
residence with a. J. Thomas, Esq,
Race street. 4-l4lw.
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M. L. Dorm has secured the aEohcy
for the Troy Steam Laundry, work
shipped every Tuesday and returned
on Friday. Usual prices. Fist-clhss
work guaranteed.
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Don't think o. buying a Cook Stove
until you have examined the stock 81
new ard second hand stoves at Noah's
Ark. A call will convince you that
We please you in style, quality and
price. No. West Race st. 32s-lmon.
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Tho spccialter Of the County Court
Tor acting on the application for IL
cense has bcen changed 10 Monday the
24th inst. ard not on tho date hereto
fore published.
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n. go ~ ADTKRTIsERs.

-r,,e WoRlp are requested 10
- FAi ~ i,,,,t isements oftener and regns
ctpEe tag. n,t only attracts the reader but
lAgf i' li,r anpearanre for the paper. Noxei
pti ,,Taetse "a ertIsing y the oniy k'na s'l'
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ENGINEER OF BRIDGES.

J. E. Greiner has been appointed
Engineer Of Bridges for the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, Vice James 6.
Daeron, resigned. His headquarters
will be in Baltimore.
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It is learned upon good authority
that the fourteen immense tents under
which the Adam Forepaugh Shows
and the Scenes and Battles Of l776
the American Revolution" are given
are actually water proof, 50 that the
audiences are dry and comfortable,
no matter how hard it may be raining
outside.
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ANY foreign noble
men will surely
visit America this
year. Decidedly
tho most interest
ing c h ara ct q I
among them will
be Prince ErisioH,
Of Kabarda, chief
~ that famous
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STILL AHEAD.

Extra Select Oysters and Plymouth
ltoek Count, at Tho New Place, next
door g City Hall.
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CARPETS AND MATTIEGs.

4 Large Stock, Beautiful Designs and at Very Low
Prices
Our carpet department was never in
better shape than it is this spring.
Our stock is very large and the styles
and designs are beautiful, and when
it comes to price ours'fs always at the
bottom for as We have no expense in
our carpet department we can afford
to sell on very small profit. Remem-
Der we are always glad to show goods
and give prices, 50 don't hesitate 70
call and examine our line. We have
some great bargains in Nmattings and
rag carpets. For 20cts. we can sell you
the same quality Of mating that you
paid 30 for last year. Emmert y
Fiery.
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Meals at all hours at Central Eating
House. Frank Rhodes, Prop.
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Ladies dining parlor at Central Fat
;no House. Frank Rhodes, Prop.
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When YOU want to buy, sell Or trade
stoves. cali at Noah's Ark, No y West
Do Il 3-28-1mon.
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Eneonrageheme industry BY having
Your laundry work done at Lee H
dooeys, No. a, East Martin street.
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wr.THER BULLEnH.


observations taken a
K.a nartlnsbarr every maF'sins
u. - BlBs 4 : O'Clock byNGnoHeE W
n,f y.snrrnk. the Representa-
1872 i've 81 tbs United staies
weather BHrehu. TnE
womln will nse the Same
nnes ~ displayed ~ The
c,nrt House and the people
IecsF Rans. can cSsne very near know
liz what. weather tovxpect
-
... All o'clock 4. -. az
Maximum aoo.
Minimum so.
.,.r. Force- Calm.
nreet.on from $ w
.,.,. o. SKI; Pt Cloudy.
h"H D.
.,,,cr to-day will be threatening Win
Ie Ns.,' ,oeal rains. 1t will be colder IN the
'a',a .s .ilshtly warmer IN Western West Va
Z = M, ,..,..a;niue Easteriy.
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cool, pure and d

Our syrups are made from pure fruit
juices, special this week Red Messina
Oranges at the soda fountain Of a. NJ.
Gilbert & Bros. II N. Queen street.
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Big line Of nobby double breasted
suits for youths and boys at NJ. l..
Dorns- Watch and chain with every
suit
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i RoYAl vfslr

A Russian Uossack Ptiuan Coating Herr With His
BoGy-6uard.
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Sale bills printed at this Office cheap
er than any where else.
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GOOD SODA IS 4 LUXURY.

Because il is hard 10 find. Cur soda
ricascs all flrc faculties.
1t plcascs the eye,
Clear, lrirhi and sparkling
II plcases The touch,
Glasses ~ soel quality and clean
Il pleases The nerves,
Delicate service, no Earring or order filling.
II pleases the tnste,
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Where is the man that couldn't af-
ford to buy his best girl q pound Of
chocolatesq Send him to +. r. Browns
Confectionery Store.
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LL Lie Oman EvEMTs Oh LIE WAF cor FREEn

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WM. n. STEWART, t;Ko. NJ. IlowEI.s,
President vicc-Presllen
GBOHdE - .ts...e.s hsiDef.
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rARY MANGUvRES PAR ExCELLENcE !.


ExcErT TiK ASMisSioN
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A Terrible Tornado Devastates POr.
tiOns OF the New Territory and
the Strip.
Twelve Killnd In One House, Some
Corpes Being Carried For
Two Miles.
Many Crushed to Death i'm a Runaway
Train Accident i'm Penn
sylvania.

GUTHRIE, O. T., April 27.-A cyclone
passed over Oklahoma during the after
noon which did considerable damage,
and was followed by second one in the
night which resulted In great loss OF
life and property. West OF here one
man was killed, and three children
were injured. Four houses were swept
away in Payne county, and thousands
of dollars damage done to property. but
nobody was killed. The village of Keo-
kuk, 40 miles southeast of here, is re-
ported swept away, but no particulars
are obtainable. East of Norman five
people were killed.
One man was carried long distance
and hurled to the ground, breaking his
neck. Several others were killed by
houses falling on them. One man was
hurled into creek and drowned.
Eighteen or twenty farms were
Swept Clear OF Everything.
Near Moore one man was killed and
several were injured. and number of
houses were demolished. West Of
Norman 10 buildings were swept away
and half dozen people seriously in
iured. The village of Downs was al
most completely demolished, but no
fatalities are reported. Along the line
of the Cherokee strip the tents
OF the boomers were carried away
and wagons were wrecked but no one
was injured. Eight miles north OF
Norman the large house of Patrick
O'Connor was demolished and 10 people
were killed. O'Connor's dead body was
found mile away. A schoolteacher
who boarded there was carried two
miles and her body fearfully crushed
and torn. The people all over the
neighborhood had gathered into this
house believing it to be safe because
built of very heavy tirnbers, but il
proved veritable death trap
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DOWN A sTEEP GRADE
A Runaway Train on Pennsylvani,

"A Runaway Train on a Pennsylvania
Road Crushes Many to Death.
SoMERsET, Pa, April 27.--The report
of fatal railroad wreck. which oc-
Cured on the Bare Rocks railroad four
miles south of Somerset, has just
reached here. The Bare Rocks railroad
connects with the Somerset and Well
ingboro railroad at Wois sta
tion, at which place the wreck
occurred, only meagre details of which
can now be learned. The road is two
miles in length and runs to large
stone quarry operated by the owners Of
the road. The grade Is $50 feet to the
mile. In coming down the train be-
came unmanageable and dashed down
the grade
with FrightfuI Velocity.
At the foot of the incline were several
loaded freight cars, into which the pas
senger train plunged. On the engine
were Engineer Neff, his son and John
Ct. Pyle, with his wife and daughter.
The latter were hurled under the en-
gine as it leaped from the track and
were instantly killed. Neff and his son
were fatally scalded. On the cars
were a large number Of workingmen,
some of whom jumped from the runa-
way train and escaped with slight in
juries. TIE baiance were crushed Id
the wreck; how many Is not yet known.
Seven bodies have already been recov-
arAd- The widest rnmors as tn fha
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IN HONOR OF ERICSSON.
Statue of the Great Marine Architect
Unveiled.

Statue OF the Great Marine Architect
Unveiled.
New YORK, April 27.-The various
exercises attending the arrival of the
American and foreign naval officers in
the port was ushered in by the unveil-
ing In Battery park of the statue of
John Ericsson. the inventor whose
genius revolutionized marine architec-
ture and modern naval warfare.
This statue has now been erected in
the Battery near the flagstaff, opposite
the barge Office. 1t is of bronze, feet,
8 inches in height, and rests upon a
pedestal of Quincy granite 8 feet, Q
inches in height. Portions of this are
highly polished, while others are left
in rough hewn state.
On the four sides of the die in low re-
lief are bronze panels 36 inches long,
representing the following subjects.
THE Action Between the Monitor
and the Merrimac, .'Steam Fire Engine
in Action" Steam Sloop of War
Princeton The First Application of a
Screw Propeller to Warships," and
Groupings of Various Inventions,
Caloric and Solar Engines"
The ceremonies for the unveiling OF
this memorial began at the battery at
10 o'clock. Twenty-four Swedish so.
cieties of New York and Brooklyn and
two Swedish lodges of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, the Manhem, and
Amaranthus, participated in the affair.
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every outline of the magnificent ships
stood out ia luminous silhouette against
the cloudless sky. The flags of the
different nationalities and even the
names of the ships were clearly discern
ible from either shore.
The fleets were preceded by navy
yard tugs and patrol steamers, whose
duty it was to keep the course clear.
The rear was brought up by four rev.
snue cutters. No vessels of any kind
were allowed to break through thisline.
The ships steamed up the river until
the Philadelphia and the Blake reached
= point opposite Eighty-ninth street,
when the signal was given to anchor.
The rear of the double line
was opposite West Thirty fourth
street. and was held by the
Miantonomah. The Dolphin remains off
Twenty-second street until the presi-
dent boards her to review the ships.
Captain Powers, u. s. N, had charge
OF the harbor and the channel while the
ueets We're moving up to their anchor
age.
Club Hospitality.
The distinction of inaugurating the
Festivities OF the week rests with the
Union League club. That organization
will extend hospitable welcome at the
club house to about 900 of the officers of
the men-cf-war in the harbor. The
club has also invited the president of
hn L. l.
met, Vice President Stevenson,
the speaker of the house of
representatives. the chairmen of the
senate and the house committee on
naval affairs, the Duke de Veragua and
suite, all the army and navy officers
stationed in and around New York, the
members of the diplomatic corps in
Washington accredited by governments
whose vessels are represented in the
feet, the consuls of the same govern
ments in New York, and the presidents
OF the leading clubs Of the city. The
hour announced for the reception is 8
o'clock p. IN. Matters of precedent
have been arranged in accordance with
the rules adopted by Admiral Gherardi
The Duke Gle Veragua, as admiral of
the Indies, viii outrank all other naval
guests.
The entertainment committee of the
club has received no reply from Presi-
dent Cleveland. and it is not known
whether he will be present. An accept
ance was received from Secretary Her
bert, however. and several other cabinet
officers.
Battalion drill is~under way on all the
ships. in order to have the men ready
to make good showing on Friday in
the land parade.
| The Big Bali.
Arrangements for the big ball which
Is to be held in the Madison Square
Garden are almost completed. 1t has
| been decided that the music will begin
| at 10 o'clock. The mayor will enter
the Garden half an hour later with his
escort. The invited guests will proba-
| bly, begin to arrive about 1890 o'clock,
and the president will arrive at l:30
o'clock. The most distinguished guests
will be accompanied by an escort of the
naval reserve. The president will be
| met at the door by the chairman of the
floor committee. Mr.. Farnum, and in
the center of the hall by the mayor.
The members of the cabinet will be
escorted by the Hon. Benjamin F.
Tracy. late secretary of the navy.
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a Favorable Report.

BosToN, April 27.-Charles E. Choate
presided over the annual meeeing of
the stockholders of the Union Pacific
Railroad company. The meeting is to
elect directors and to vote upon pro-
posed change of its laws The report is
the most favorable that the stockhold-
ers have received for many years. The
company earned about 31-2 per cent
on Its capital stock. Out of 81, ,O69, ,757
surplus for the year, $1,986, 900 remain
in the form of actual cash, the total
cash on hand Dec. 81, 1892, being 3d.
OS0, ,178.
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CONTAMINATED WATER.
One Dead and Several Ill at Indian
apolis-Symptoms OF Cholera.

One Dead and Several Ill at Indian
apolis-Symptoms OF Cholera.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 27.-Mrs. Mar
garet Goodwin of Park avenue, this
city, is dead and her husband and thros
children are Violently i'll Several of
the attendants upon the afflicted family
have been Frustrated and there is fear
that cholera is the cause. In the case
of Mrs. Goodwin the disease was well
defined. The family drew supplies from
an open well and the water is supposed
to have been contaminated by rats dy-
ing of strichnia poisoning which had
fallen III. The sanitary conditions are
so bad that the house has pecn quaran-
tined. The recovery of the ailing men,
bers of the Goodwin family is greatly
doubted.
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IOWA DEPARTMENT.

Nineteenth ANIMAL Encampment of
the G. A. If. OF the State.
KEoKUK. April 27.-Keokuk is blaze
of flags and bunting in greeting to vet
eran soldiers who are here to attend the
10th annual encampment of the Depart
ment of Iowa Grand Army of the Re-
public. Although stormy weather kept
many away large delegations from Iowa,
Missouri and Illinois are here. The pa
rade came off during the afternoon and
four big camp fires, with speakers Of
national reputation. occurred in the
evening A business session of the en-
campment will be held in the morning.