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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-12-08

MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, Dec. S-The strike
all over here. The old men have re
ported and about one half have already
)een EMPLOYED
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81 North Main Street.
Great Mark Down Sale

RKAI ESTATE BUSINESS { MONEY BRoEFR.
% Exchange Place.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-12-08

HAZLEToN, Pa, Dec. S--The fire which
broke out in the Crystal Ridge mine Tues
lay night is now under control
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-12-08

EIRST CLASS four. five and six room tene-
Il ments II rent These tenements have an
the modern improvements. hath rooms. water
closets. hot ond cnld water. stationery tubs.
Inquire 81 Dr. c. Art Ward Is West Main 81
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LISBON, Dec s-The council of state has
decided to dissolve the cortes, and the king
! has signed the decre0-
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CAMDEN, y. j., Dec. S.-The county COM
nissioners have offered reward Of $500 for
he arrest of the murderer of kairer,
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-12-08

PATcHQGgE, \; Y, Dec. s-Marjorie
Woodruff, kSsd years, died from lockjaw
caused by tStching cold after being vacci-
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BUENOS AYREs, Dec S.-The state Of
iege will probably be extended co days
onGer. -
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Cherokee Politicians at Odds.


TAHLEQUAH, l. T, Dec. S.-There is a
erious clash between the Cherokee coun-
i'll and the chief.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-12-08

~ Quiet Once More.
RIG N &kSEfRo, Dec. s.-The CONNER
cial sitp8 "a Is improving, and confidence
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-12-08

We won't guarantee how long this will
last. 1t will be for few days, and Just
long enough to give the people something
to remember for these hard times. Every
body who is 50 years old will remember
this panic Of % and we want everybody
to remember that the Waterbury Furniture
Company Is friend to the people At all
times.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-12-08
iAWLOR e. JUDD
Behold ! Hard Times Prices.

Fine bargains in Farms TO he closed ont;
10 room house and barn. 81 acres of land,
4 miles from the center. can be bought for
81. 10000. : room house and harm, : acres,
miles from city $50. Corner lot on
Round Hill 5oNlOa. i0 room house all
improvement rents for $50, price -. 9O0
can be bought for 5000 down.
Rents, all modern improvements.
Round hill. 3 rooms Sl4.OO. Round hill
s.. 90, South Main street, 6 rooms Sl7.OO,
! Leonard street, , rooms $500. Jewelry
street. rooms $500. Several other de
/ sirable rents.
ONCE: 81 Bank St
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HAIL, Wind And HEAT
Chicago His n Interesting Time Of II
for q Hours.
THE RIVER ON THE RAMPAGE
Trying to Make Chicago Believe
That lt's on tho Coast, the
Creek Gets Up q
Tidal Wave.

CHICAGO. April This WAS tho warm.
est day Chicago has experienced during
the month Of April in 20 years. Tho mer-
curry stood at 81 degrees and hot wind
blew from tho south at the rate OF 20
miles an hour. The heated spell wss
broken this evening By . hail storm which
passed over tho southern portion Ut tho
city, breaking several thousand dollars
worth OF window Rlnss.
This morning the wind levelled tho In.
diana hotel. q new frame structure near
tho worlds fair grounds. As the building
caine down Il aattened . onc-story build.
ing adjoining. Another building. holding
panorama, which was not sufficiently
braced. WAS also turned into kindling
wood.
Tho river, not TO be outdonc by the at.
mospherc. showed up about o'clock this
morning with tidal wave four feet high,
which tore several vessels from their
moorings and damaged them considerably.
The cause 10 said to DO sudden squalls on
the lake,
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LOT OF POSTMASTERS
A LIST OF THE APPolNreEs
No Kick Coming The Gold Balance
Increasing Senators Getting
Tired-The Peruvian A.
fair Judd to Vienna.


Special Dispatch to the standard.
WASHINGTON, April Fourth Assist
ant Postmaster General Maxwell made .
long list Of appointments to-day for Mon
tana, and he did not shed drop OF blood
In the operation. BY the judicious agrsc-
ment OF the Montana referees, he found
places for Montanians In g Offices, the oc-
cupants Of which have all resigned. Thsy
are ~ follows; Arlington, Cascade
county, w. B. Hackshaw, Ia place OF F. C..
Roosevelt: Barker. Meagher county, J. C..
Lilley, vice II. e. Foster; Big Elk. Meagher
county, J. Montgomery, vice T. Mobiles |;
birney, Custer county, G. w. Brawater,
vice +. N. Herman; Chico, Park county,
Mrs. Il. Nelson, vice C. G. Fuhrman; Coke
dale, Park county, c. p. Dehart,
vice J. h. Amin; Combination, Deer
Lodge county, W. j. Matthews. vice
]. d. Rhode; Comet, jefferson county,
j. NJ. Marcus. vice g. r. Loebsrg
Corbin, jefferson county, w. Nichols,
vice r. H. Wade; Crcvasse, Park county,
z. Nettleton, vice J. Edeerton; Divide,
Silver Bow county. c. A. Wonderlich. vice
L. J. wondorlsch; Eikhart, jefferson
county, q. N. Nord, vice ]. Sackerson;
Fiat Willow, FERGUS county, @. Mather,
vice J. g. Sherman; Lavina, Mcagher
county, F. Edelman. vice p. s. Smith;
Maiden. Fergus county. J. N. Dougherty,
vice c. H. Williams; Nye. Park county.
]. NJ. Lyons, vice J. z. Mushback; Piegan,
Choteau county, Mrs. NJ. A. Carroll, vice
7. c. Carrot; Pryor. Indian reservation.
PIP. Prando, vice Emma e. Stoechel; /;
Rancher, Custer county. H. Heineman,
vice Mrs. T.. Higgins; Solesvilie, Galiatin
county, Mrs. NJ. Z. Orvis, vice T. J.
Lynde; st. Xavier, Custer county, H. S.
Campbell, vice A. ]. Crinont; Smelter,
Cascade county, A. Knaff, vice c. C..
Wheeler; Stcvcnsville. Ravalh county,
T. w. Carris, vice ]. w. Lancaster; Three
Forks, Gallatin county. w. r. Young.
vice X. b. Thompson; Trout Creek, Mis-
soula county. B. II. McNeel, vice r. A.
Van Ritter; Wisdom, Beaverhead county,
G. w. Bailand, vice Mrs. III. NJ. NOgcl.
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ReoRoANizeo SAINTS.


Yosse Joseph Smith. sos sf 0id Ssssph
smith. ls fheir Psssidsal
Lamont, Iowa. April THE worlds
general annual conference Of tho Reor.
canised Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter
Day Saints. assembled hero yesterday
with over 500 representatives and dele
gates present. Joseph Smith. son OF
Joseph Smith. tho founder Of the Mormon
church, Was chosen to preside. w. W.
Blair, his counselor. 10 associate prcsi.
dent. Tho forenoon session was consumed
with speeches by Joseph Smith. W. W.
Blair, A. II. Smith. president OF the
quorum OF twelve, James Coffall, mem-
Der of the quorum Of twelve, Sir Jonathan,
pro sidcnt Of the seventy, Charles
Deny, president Of the high priests,
and Bishop E. L. Kelly. These
people claim 10 be the representatives and
successors Of the original Mormon church
and arc now engaged In important legal
action for the recovery from tho present
occupants OF tho temple lot In Inde-
pendcnce, Mo. They allece that all the
property and rights OF tho original church
belong to them. The afternoon session
was taken up with the reading Of tho
church secretary and recorders report
and the reports Of tho ministry. The re-
cordcr's reports show an increase In MEM
bership in the last year of over 1000, tho
greatest increase the reorganization has
ever had. Tho reports Of the ministry
show . bright outlook, and generally
breathcd . hopeful tonc. There was
preaching at night by Elder Thomas Doty
Of California. A meeting for prayer was
held this morning.
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TO INSPECT IMMIGRANTS.
Plans Of the Hsal,h keards 10 Keep Ost
the Dread Cholera


New YORK, April Tho dissatisfaction
In the national council Of the state boards
Of health resulted this morning In sepa.
rate nesting Of representatives Of states
In the Mississippi valley, who belisve Il i'm.
possible to handle the matter of cholera
inspection under . uniform system for
the ontirs country.
Al to-iay's meeting Is states wers rsp-
resented, covering the territory from
Minnesota to Louisiana and from Iowa TO
eastern Pennsylvasia. Strong resolu.
tions were passed especially In Wow Of
the reappearancc Of cholera In RUSSIA,
asking tho surgeon general OF the marine
hospital service to make q thorough In.
vcstiaation of the affairs In Russia, and if
the facts justify, TO ask the president to
prohibit immigration from that country in
whole or Ia part.
Tho marine hospital service Ia also
asked to maintain ascrvice for the IN
spection Of trade and traffic to keep up
year after year as long as necessary, aud
To institute o system Of immigrant In.
spection similar 10 the service Of lsa2.
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DsNoUNCEs THs COMBINE
The "Popullst" Dlscloses the Republioan
Third Psrty Aiiancs.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

The "PopulIst" Discloses the Republican
Third Psrty Atiiaucs.
Special Dispatch to tho Standard.
MIssouLA, April IA sensational
feature In the city camp aign was sprung
this morning, when tho Popuiist made It's
appearance as bolter from the fusion
ticket. II has kicked over the traces and
repudiates the combine, dcnouncing the
members OF the recent populist con.
vention as corriptionists aud merely
catspaws In the hands Of republican
schemers and strongly urges all wcll-mean-
ing and loyal populists to substantially
show their disapproval Of the fusion
ticket By voting for McLa uRhlin for
mayor, and for Hcyfron and Green for al.
dermen from the First and Third wards
respectively.
The combine 10 In q sorry fix and tho
atmosphere In the vicinity Of the Missouia
Mercantile company's establishment has
assumed deep blue. chilly tint. People
generally are sick and tired Of jobbery In
local politics and this combine and
attempted defeat Of good honest men il
by far tho boldest attempt mt political
legerlcmain ever pcrpetrated In this COM
.muuity.
Mclaughlin returned this morning from
Nine Mile aud has wadcd into tho fight In
good shape. HIS friends and political
allies are fiocking to his support. and not
withstanding the strenuous efforts bclng
madc by the managers Of the combination
ticket to accomplish his defeat, he 10 ccr-
tain OF election and by q majority suf-
ficiently heavy to forever set at rest tho
question OF the political complexion Of
this city.
The combines organ tonight repro
duces a letter under date OF July 20, 1891,
signed by q citizens Of tho south aide. In
which Mclaughlin was requested to resign
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AT GREAT FALLS.
The Great Northern Reducing Forces
Cattle Thieves Caught.
Special Dispatch to the standard,

The Great Northern Reducing Forces
Cattle Thieves Caught.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
GREAT FALLS, April 7.-Thirty.two men
were DISCHARGED from tho Great Northern
shops yesterday, much 10 the surprise of
all employed there. No reason Is given
by the master mechanic except that il Is
orders from the headquarters at 81. Paul
that the force lie reduced. Il IL stated
that tho men discharged arc all union
men, some having been In the service of
the company for several years. while those
retained are non-luion mon. some Of
them having been In service but short
time. The men claim that. since the
boiler makers strike last year, the union
boiler makers have been gradually dis.
charged from that department, and Il 10
believed that the present action Of the
Great Northern company is step to dis
pense with the employment of union IA
Dor. The entire foroe has been kept busy
ell winter, and II 10 alleged that there 10
even more work on hand at present than
tbs n,sn were able 10 handle.
Sheriff Hamilton returned from x libby
to-day. bringing with him Floyd Tenslcy
and Arthur Nebsl, two more members Of
the gang Of alleged cattle thisves, who
have infested that country for some timo.
They were arrai9ned before Judge Race
this afternoon. pleaded not guilty, aud
were bound over on 500 bail 10 appear be-
fore the next term OF the district court.
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A BAD YOUTH.
He Confesses That Ne Tosk Part In
Geld BlooAsA Murdsr.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, April IA young
man named Martin has been arrested in
Siskiyou county for the murder Of Louis
Todhupter. . young man who was killed
March 2s. while attempting to arrest two
counterfeitors. Martin. who IL only 10
years old. made . complete confession.
lie belonged TO . gang OF counterfeiters
who had their headquarters on q small
island In the Sacramento rivcr. He and
one of the gang. John Moore, were going
down tho river In n boat with lot OF
counterfeit money when young Todhuntcr
and his father tried To arrest them. Moore
shot and killed young Todhunter and the
counterfeiters escaped 10 Sacramento. A
man named Ackers is also under arrest at
willows on suspicion Of beine one Of the
gang. Moore Ia In Southern California
and will be arrested thcrc.
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SAs DIEGO. CAL, April The Pacific
Mail steamer City Of New York. which Ar
rived here to-day from Psnams, reports
the suicide OF J. w. Summers. a cabin
passenger from Ncw York. on the morn.
ing of February %, who In supposed to
have thrown himself Into tho sea. He bad
bsen suffering from meia ncholia for some
DAYS, and had shown suicidal tendencies.
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MADE MEERs cHAUM PIPES.
A Heavy Fatlars Of . Prominest New
York Maaufaesurer

New YORK. April 7.-Fredcrick Kalden-
berg. one of the leading men in the n esr.
scLAusn pips trade. made an assignment
with preference TO Henry {. Fuller today.
His factory. valued mt $4,000 il encum-
bered by f1i5,000 mortgage. kaldenbera
could no. be found to-day to learn how
much he is involved. IL is currently re-
ported that his contingent liabilities. as
indorscd. would probably amount to $780,
600. His Affairs are involved SO much that
II will require some time to straighten
them out. In December last he made Q
statement showing his assets to he about
q. 10000 and his liabilities ks39, 900, with q
surplus Of s6Si 600.
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Dlxsn will Tight.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April This after.
noon Thomas O'Rourke, manager for
George Dixon. who 10 here this week, re-
ceived telegram from John I. Griffin ac-
cepting the formers challenge for con-
test before the Coney Island Athletic club,
June 30. The match will he for siO,0 900 and
q side bet OF $4,000, the largest sum ever
fought for by men in their class.
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JUMPING ON TURkev.
The Aosiems Mast Treat Aasricans Wit
More ksspeck

WASHINGTON, April The Unitsd
States has taken vigorous action in re-
gard 10 the outrases on American citizens
at Marsovan, In tho Turkish dominions,
and the violation Of the mails Of tho
United States legation. Secretary Gresham
cabled to Minister Thompson at Constan.
tinople . strong expression Of the presi-
dents views on the outrage and demand
ing, not only prompt reparation for the
burned seminary, but the punishment Of
all parties guilty in the matter. Tho min
lister to act promptly and advise tho de-
pertment by cable. No effort is to be re-
laxed in securing the legal rights Of our
citisens in Turkey.
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The spring opening Of the n. J. Coa.
nell 20. will b held on Monday aad
Tuesday next. April 10 and II. Ths store
will bs handsomsly decorated from top to
bottom. Special inducsmsnts offered In
each department. Music by The band
afternoon and evening.
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A BOOM FOR az g:R.
Chicago's water shouid Ne Boiled asd
Filtered Before Csing.

LONDON, April 7.-As special to tho Lancet
ON the condition Of Chicago's water, di.
latcs OH the vilcncss Of the water In the
river and points out the dangers Of using
the river, as big sewer empties there.
Samples Of drinking water from tho
hydrants In various parts Of the city failed
TO reveal the presence Of sewage though
there was some vegetable matter. and Il
is recognised that, while the water
furnished Ia quite ms good as that of Lon.
don. for perfect safety, it should first bs
boiled aud filtered.
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IN ARGENTINE.

lasurgents are Getting Possession Of the
Country.
BUESos AYREs, April THE revolt in
tho province Of Catamarcis 10 spreading
and gaining power. Within the last few
days several encounters between tho gov
srnmsut troops and tho insurgents have
been reported. Many wore killed la the
fold on each side and all prisoners were
shot. The insurgents have recaptured the
railways and the government is sending
out moro troops to protect state property.
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Tho special prices mentioned In each
department at the Conncli opening are
"sxtra special" and cannot be dupli-
Gated at any other time. They are
quoted for the opening days only. Those
who neglect to got them during that time
pas more for them the next day.
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A POINT OF LAW.


About Their Money.
WASHINGTON. April 7.-Secretary Car
Isle to-day received from Edwin Walker.
chairman Of the COMMITTEES on legislation
of the Worlds Columbian exposition. q
letter raising certain questions In regard
TO the sundry civil act in which are in
cluded tho appropriations for the worlds
fair. asking especially for . construction
Of the congressional acts authorizing tho
coinage Of 5.000,O00 souvenir half dollars
for the benefit Of the fair, and afterwards
passing an act declaring that the cxposi-
tion must furnish security for the payment
OF eo70.sso, appropriated for awards. etc.
The directors of the exposition are I'm
doubt as TO how 10 construe these acts.
Secretary Carlisle referred the question 10
the attorney general for decision.
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Promenade concert at NJ. ]. Connell's
Monday, April 10, from TO 10 O'Clock in
the evening. No goods will be sold at
this time. but tho counters will be elabor-
atcly trimmed and the band will play all
tho evening. Everyone 10 cordially In.
vited TO attend.
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NO GREAT SPEECHES.

Thsrs Was Ne Excitemsst In the Mouse
Of Commons Yesterday.
LONDON, April Z. The debate on the
second reading of the Irish homo rule bill
Was resumed to-day In the house Of com.
mons and proceeded tamely until nd journ.
ment. No notable speech Was made and
the house was half deserted.
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LivERPooL. April :. westheimsr q Co..
cotton brokers. failed; liabilities, ES50,0o0
The failure dragged down James Berters
q Co. and Marks q Co., cotton brokers.
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MORE GOLD.

The Customs kesstpts Are Rapidly
swelling the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. April THE treasury
department 10 in m easier condition than
Il has been for several months past, due
largely to the increased receipts from Gus
toms, with the condition of tiehtness IN
gold somewhat disappeared. Where no
gold was received In payment Of customs
duties, gold In considerable quantities. 10
now paid. Tho not gold In the treasury to-
day was q, ,Ol2. and Il 10 being received
daily In exchange for small notss. for
which the demand still continues good.
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The HAWAIIAN FLAo.

Some Foreign Vessels Have Beea Ank-
Ing Toe Free with u.
SAN Francisco. April THE Hawaiian
consul general has becn notified by the
provisional government that. until fur.
ther notice. no foreign vessel will be al.
lowed to change hers its flag and registry
to tho Hawaiian. 1t Is understood that
some foreign vessels have contemplated
that move with view to becoming United
States vessels In case Of annexation.
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FOR UTAH.
Ex-Governor west win Rstura Ia Hi
Old Office- Montana Plums

VUct-IOuV006
WASHINGTON. April The president
sent the following nominations to the son.
ate to-day: Caleb W. West of Utah to be
governor Of Utah; Dominick Murphy of
Washington. ID. G.. first deputy commits
sioner Of PENSIONS: Ambrose w. Lyman
OF Montana. collector Of informal revenue
for tho district of Montana; David G..
Browne of Montana. collector Of customs
for the district Of Montana and Idaho.
The nomination Of Caleb West 10 case
of recognition of an ''ex" for West vas
former governor Of the territory under
Cleveland. He made q good official and
since retirement from that office has
spent the greater part Of his time I'm
Washington, where he has been an ardent
worker without congress seeking to havo
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JUDD GOES.
The President Has AppsinisA Hin Aus
trian Consul General

trian Consul 0ensral
WASHINGTON, April Tho prssident
to-day signed the commission Of Max
Judd OF ST. Louis, - United States consul
at Vienna. II 10 said at the state depart.
mont that no communication, verbal or
written, has been received by the secre-
tsry to indicate that the Austrian govern.
ment has any objsction to tho new consul
general. Judd will therefore 70 TO Vienna
and o ntcr on the discharge Of his dutios
as consul general. except In the unlocked
for refusal Of the Austrian government to
accent him,
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WANAMAKgR'S EXAMPLE.

vsaesassa WIN usvs eens seuvsstr
Coianbise etaMps.
WASHINGTON, Apsil Tho bureau OF
American republics is informed that tho
government OF vsnesucla will issue now
postage stamp. similar In form aud sise TO
the ncw Columbian stamps made by the
United States. on which viii appear rep
resentation Of the landing made BY the
subortlinates OF Columbus on tho coast OF
Venezuela In the year 1853. This was the
first time that the feet Of Europeans trod
the main land of the South American con.
tinent.
The value Of the stamp will no about I
cent and the firss Issue will be OF LOO, 900
stamps.
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CAN'T STRIKE.
lhief Arthur Served WITH IN Esysinisg
Order Erom the CoArt.

Order From the Coart.
CLEvELASp. April 7.-Grand Chief Ar.
thur Of tho Brotherhood OF Engineers vas
served with another order BY Judge Taft.
of the United States court, to-day. for
bidding him from issuing any boycott
order against the Ann Arbor road.
petition for dissolution and appoint
ment OF receiver for the order Of Adslphi
has been fled In the common pleas court.
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SAN Francisco, April The Right
Rev. William Kip, bishop Of CaliforniA.
died here shortly after midnight after
lingering illness; aeed "a years.
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kiro In r~xsa.

HoUsros. April The Wholesale gro
cery house Of w. ID. Cleveland q Co. was
burned tonight. The loss u sues 900 aAd
the insurance tt<O,000.
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THE sULrAN's YACHT.
An Admiralty steamer Cat It IN I've
During . Gale.

CoSsrANTiSopLE. April Tho cause
of the sinking of the sultan's steamer, ~.
ported day or two ago. was collision
during gale with an admiralty steamer.
The sultan's steamer wns cut down and
sank. Tho number drowned 10 81, most
Of them servants at the palace.
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. bill passed admitting the territory 70
statsheod. He has ions bssn roeesnised
~. .ons OF the leading democrats Of the
terriforv