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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-26
CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From All Parts or the Country
Ity velcefapi,

Iiy veieerapS,-
The Union Pacific strike was declared
ION. An demands OF the strikers were
conceded
Miss Ella Malatesta, 2 young society
lady Of Philadelphia, was killed hy be-
ing thrown from buggy
Mary Tehan. daughter Of q well-
known farmer near Pitchin, O., VAS
probably fatally injured BY being run
over by a horse
Most Rev. Hugh Conway, D. d.. Eo-
man Catholic bishop Of Killala, ireland,
died Tuesday. He WINS consecrated
February !, 1872
The remains Of Mrs. Hancock, widow
Of the late general, were placed in the
family vault at Bellefontaine cemetery.
st. Louis, Monday.
Reports from many towns in Middle
Tennessee show that frost did much
damage to fruits and vegetables Sunday
night and the night previous.
The great painting THE Fall Of
Babylon, Is threatened with seizure by
Anthony colnstock on its arrival in
New York ComstocE claims II Is Too
real
1t was stated Monday with semi
official positiveness that Gov. Flower
will save Carlyle w Harris, the con-
victed wife murderer, from execution.
Its also stated that this information has
been conveyed not only to Mrs. Harris,
but to young Harris himself
George Westinghouse, jr.. has APP
piled to the United States circuit court,
At New York, for an injunction against
the General Electric Co. TO prevent
it from using electric converters which
he claims to have invented and pat
ented. lie also asks for an accounting.
The suspension is announced of the
london Chartered Bank Of Australia,
with paid up capital of 900, 900
pounds sterling. ard q reserve Of 500
900 pounds sterling The London Office
is at No. old Broad street, 4. G. II
has many branches in Victoria. New
South Wales and Queensland.
Tho jury in the case Of Peter J. Clark,
second Of the rioters tried for murder
Gus assault on ex-Priest Rudolph at the
Grand opera house, Lafayette, Ind. last
fall. has returned verdict of guilty.
assessing the penalty ut $4,000 fine and
four years in the penitentiary. A score
of co-conspirators still await trial.
While Thomas Anderson was fishing
on the Cumberland~rive bank, twenty
miles from Gallatin, Tenn, he discoy-
cred pile Of driftwood behind which
was big box. He investigated, and
found the box 10 contain four dead
bodiesa man. woman, and two chill
iren. They were so badly decomposed
that it was impossible to identify
them.
Some lively railroad work is in pro-
gross in the lower end of West Nir-
ginia. The Kanawha and Michigan
road is now building from Charleston
10 Kanawha Falls. where il viii com
meet with the q and O.; the G. and q. is
double trucking most Of its lines, and
pushing several lateral lines, while
half dozen other schemes are pro-
iected
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THE SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
No Hope Of Favorable Legislation
for its Sale.
NOT Ar THIS SESSION.
0ftAo Ohio Legislature, Al Least The Question Vim
Probably heIsft . 1 Vets Il The Electors o.
Cincinnati to Decide.

CoItMnrs, o.. April 90 Messrs.
Franklin Alter and Archer Brown. rep
rcscntinR The chamber az commerce and
united commercial bodics Of Cincinnati
appeared In the Legislative halls Mon
day night and submitted proposition
e substitute the chamher IF commerce.
bill proposing the sale 81 the Southern
railroad and regulating the manner in
which the sale shall - made. for the
enc introduced BY senator Won Seq.
germ, and 70 rush Il through both
houses Tuesday. under D suspension 81
The rules.
A number ~ the Hamilton county
members OF the house were first APP
preached, and the subject explained 70,
them. After patient hearing Of the
recital, they referred Mcssrs Brown
and Alter 10 senator Won ScgRern.
They tried 70 prevail upon that gentle-
man u call il meeting ~ the committees
ON municipal corporations No. I, but
this was not possible. because the meni-
bcrs 81 the committee could not bc
found
Mr.. Won SegRern showed them that
even II thcir hill were accepted MS a
substitute for his, II would be impossi-
bic 70 net II through both houses this
session lie was not III favor Of sale
~ lease, anyway Nothing but d sale
would satisfy him. He said that he had
abandoned al hope 81 securing any
Legislative enactment this year. and
that he wonld upon his return to Cin-
cinnati proceed under the Kirchncr act.
passed March II. 1887, and embodied In
sections $3.50, II, IL and is Of the re-
yised statutes Under It's provisions
council would have 70 resolve that the
sale was necessary, and inform the
board 81 sinking fund trustees 81 TINT
fact. They would receive bids and
report the one fnvorably considered
10 tho mayor. who would Issue
proclamation and order nm
election within twenty days. II ma.
iotity voted .sSale 81 the Southern,
yes, then council and the sinking fund
trustees could proceed and the sale
would be oonsamated.
Mcssrs Brown and Alter Ind never
heard 81 the Kirehner law, and were o
little surprised They agreed 10 leave
the entire matter with Mr. Won Seq
germ. md win return - cineinnnti
with tho conviction that their most III
cent trip to Columbus WINS in vain
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sfnta f,nnrfa Nnnnlrhr.i.

WASHINGTON, April 2G The Tillman-
ties ia south Carolina received a very
blacls eye from the supreme court on
one Of the cardinal points IL their state
policy The court through Chief Jus
tiee Fuller, upheld Judge stmonton,
the United States judge for south Caro-.
lima, IL committing for contempt three
OF the county shcriifs Of South Caro-
lima, who. IN defiance Of his injunction
70 the contrary, had seized the property
Of the South Carolina, Richmond d
3Bnnyille railroad companies for taxes
assessed by tho Tillmanite state gov
ernmcnt, and alleged by the railroad
companies to be unjust and Illegal
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al 10 THEGRBEN HOUSE.

" 4 h z i
II you want to buy choice potted
plants. Roses from Is to % cts. q
piece Fuchsias, Geraniums, Colenses,
Gala Lilies, Begonias,
Palms, India Rubber Plants, Verbenas
and Pansies in all colors and shades,
and many more varieties too numerous
y mention, which | will sell At very
Low price. Also fine lot Of tomato
plants in four varieties; one Of which
from one to four pounds,
and othcr very early varieties. Also
sweet pepper and red beet plants. los.
lnbach, florist, near Green Hill Gene
AM,
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APPOINTED aY THE PRESIDENT.
Colombia. Brazil and Portugal Furnished
Minister'S.

RIIniAtcrs.
WAsHIN0Tus, April 29.--The follow
ing appointments were announced
Tuesday MT the white house;
T.. II Mckinney, Of New hampshire,
to be envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary of tho United States TO
Colombia
Thomas r. Thompson, Of California;
TO be envoy extraordinary and minis
ter plenipotentiary Of the United
States to Brazil
George w. Caruth, of Arkansas, to be
minister resident and consul general
OF the United States to Portugal,
John NJ. Wiley, of New York, to be
consul Of the Emitted States to Bor-
deaux; Harvey Myers, of Kentucky,
to be commissioner from Kentucky
on the Worlds Fair Columbian commits
sion.
j. Q. Sanders, OF Georgia, to be an
alternate commissioner from Georgia
on the Worlds Fair Columbian commits
sion.
owen T. Rouse, 81 Arizona, to be MS
sociate justice Of the supreme court Of
the territory Of Arizona; William II.
Shut, of Illinois, 70 heattorney for tho
United States for the southern district
OF Illinois.
John w Judd, 81 Utah, to be attor
ney Of the United States for the terri
tory Of Utah. 10 be ,narshals Of the
United States Richard q Hare, Of
Texas for the western district Of Tex
as; George NJ Humphrey, Of Nevada,
for the district of Nevada.
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La GRIPPE.

During the prevalence Of the Grippe
Tho past season it was noticeable
Fat that those who depend upon pr.
Rings New Discovery, not only had 4
speedy recoyery, but escaped all ofthe
troublesome aftor effects Of the mala-
~ This remedy seems to have q PEI
ealiar power not only in effecting rapid
cures IF La Grippe, but in all Diseases
II Throat, Chest and Lungs, and has
cured cases Of Asthma and Hay Fever
q long standing. Try 1t and be con
glnced It won't disappoint. Free
Trial Bottles at E. G. Williams, Jr., y
III Drug Store. Large bottles, oOe
and SI0O.
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zULus CAPTURE A TRAM.
The Act Takes Place IN snh1rb Of
Chicago.


cHIcAoo, April e0.- "A trainload Of
zuius bound for the Worlds fair gave a
railroad crew and squad Of Chicago
police 4 lively experience Tuesday
morning The first heard Of the affair
was when Police Lieut.. Creighton re-
ceived telegram saying that 700 saw
ages had captured an inbound train
near Grand Crossing and had in1priss
soncd the trainmen.
A wagon load Of blnccoats met the
train a sixty-llrst street They fonnd
Conductor Brown and his hraixeinen Inn
prisoned In the baggage car while two
hundred zulus had possession of tho
train. The savaGes claimed that one
u their number had lost some property
and they were holding the conductor
responsible.
Lieut.. Creighton, after much excited
pnlaver quoted the Zmlns and rescued
the imprisoned railroad employees. The
zulus were then quickly transferred to
the fair grounds.
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Tho Great Mass 81 n h Fraud tsosernmrni
Experts Make . startling Report.

! WAsiuxeroS. April so.4The experts
of the agricultural department recently
had their attention turned 20 the sub
ject of artificial and adulterated coffee.
A scientific investigation has been made
under the direction Of Prof II. w.
Wiley, chief chemist of the department,
with astonishing results
Thirty samples from as many differ
emit stores was obtained OF what dealef4
declared 10 bc pure coffee. OF these 20
samples, or S6A per cent, were ndulter
ated. or II there Is included d sample
containing no coffee at MI this percent
age Is increased 10 90. In fifteen sam.
Piles the purchaser obtained half or
less than half the coffee he paid for.
The retail price OF this bogus coffee
was equal TO that asked for the genuine
article
A sample purchased from leading
grocer as Rio for % cents contained no
coffee az all. Another purchased as
Mocha and Java at % cents pound
was adulteratcd 55 per cent The worst
adulteration wns found IN ground cof-
fee, but three samples Of roasted whole
coffee purchased by them proving TO be
mixed with imitation coffee.
Andrew J. Wedderman, special agent
Of the department Of agriculture, re-
ports that the artificial coIfcc beam Is
Identical in appearance with genuine
green or roastcd coffee. 1t is almost
impossible to detect the fraud with the
eye II IS nodded by machinery in the
same manner as druggists pills. liav.
ing little or no state or odor. It's only
mission is to increase the bulk and
weight Of the genuine article. twas
originally OF German manufacture, but
has lately been made in large quanti-
ties in New York. Philadelphia, Jersey
City and elsewhere. The sale of tho
bean has been tremendous.
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LoEDos. April 28.-In the House Of
Commons Monday. Gen. Sir George
Chesney. Conservative M. r. for Oxford,
moved as an amendment to the Irish
home rule bill that the government
should withdraw the military forces
from Ireland before the proposed Irish
parliament should be established iii
Dublin. Other opponents Of home
rule also made motions intended III
debar the Irish government from tsav
ing the assistance 81 the British army
IN maintaining the authority Of the
home rule parliament.
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WIN Not work WIN ..senl,..,.

Owosso, Mich, April 20 General
Manager Ashley's circular. inviting the
striking engineers Of the Toledo. Ann
Arbor y North Michigan to apply for
positions on the. road Is not meeting
with cordial reception here. Most Of
the men refuse even TO consider It,
cas- long as the road keeps employed a
single 'scab engineer, they say. Just
SO long no brotherhood man will APP
ply. We won't work with 'scabs' ana
there Won have it,.
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THE GREAT FLEET
Arrives safely NJ New York From Hampton
a.

Arrives safely nj New York From Hampton
Roads.
NEW York. April 20. Just after the
arrival at Sandy Hook Of the United
States steamer Dolphin, flying the dag
.of the secretary Of the1navy, at 70 a. m.
Tuesday, the Russian flag ship nimitri
Donslxoi, with Vice-Admiral koznalxotf
on board, appeared. The latter sainted
the Dolphin and was ealnted m return.
Secretary Herbert Is ON board the Dol
phin.
The fiect from Hampton roads has
also arrived and all the vessels are
being anchored in the lower bay. The
forts in the narrows answered the sa-
lutes of the Russian flagship. The Dol
phin passed quarantine at 1880 a. m.
Twenty-three vessels were southeast Of
the highlands AT 1910, bound north,
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now IS THE TIME

When moths begin tolget in"their
Werk,R and il You want to save yonr
goolens, carpets, sc. from the ravages
q tins pest, You can get nothing more
safe4to kill them than COAL TAR
e,AMPH0R, which il much cheaper
man camphor, and more effective. A
1af9e supply Of above article just re-
eeiyed 1T A. NJ. Gilbert & Bros, Drug
glst. r. n. Queen street
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lily WIZ vAcATE.
Troops Compel the Negroes at Jsmca CITY,
n. a.. to submit.

N. e.. to submit.
WILMINGTON, n. e.. April 20 Tho mr.,
rival 81 d large body IT state troops ut
New Bcrnc Monday had the desired ef-
feet and the Negroes az James City
announce their Willingness 10 retire
peacefully bnt ask TINT ejeetincnts bc
made ny the civil authorities. ii Il not
thought the usc Of the military win be
necessary.
Tho trouble nt james City WINS pre-
cipitated by the refusal Of a number or
Negro 'squntters'' on tract of land
claimed by white man named Bryan.
and whose claim has been upheld hy
the state courts The. Negroes have
been living on the lnnd for years, and
in fact James city, with population Of
three thousand, Is built upon II, The
Negroes refused To Saratc. and tho
state was called upon ID evict them
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Prince Blsmarcl.s Health.

HAMBuRe, April 20. Prince Bis
marclx's organ, Nachrichten, prints an
authorized statement about the ex-
chancellor's health, concerning which
alarming reports have been sent broad
cast in the past few days. month
ago he suffered slight bronchial at
tack, but not genuine influenza, which
was prevalent in Friedrichsruhe. The
prince has entirely recovered from the
malady, which. was never serious, and
is now in his usual good health.
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LONDON, April 90. Hon John g, New,
the retiring American consul-generali in
London, will sail for the United States
on the Sd Of June. The United States
consuis in Great Britain win present
Mr.. New an album containing portrnits
and an illuminated address, and the as
ISOLATION Of foreign consuls win give
Mr.. New banquet Hon. Patrick Coll
Inns, the newly appointed consul-gen-
eral, will assume the duties Of that
office on Saturday next.
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CINCINNATI, April %. Edward Weine-
with, one Of the victims Of the Hunt
and broadway horror. IN which 4 wall
In course OF construction fell. died at
the hospital az 10 o'clock Tuesdhy
morning His skull was fractured.
Weinewuth Il ono of Ave brothers who
nre brick lnasons His father. 4 we'll
to-do contractor, was killed by falling
from wall fifteen years ago. The
brothers have been in numerous wrecks
and about two months ago Frank, who
Il also at the hospital, having been per-
haps fatally injured in Mondays colS
lapse. was IN wreck at Ninth ana Cens
tr1ll avcnup
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TO ME nv Elactricitv.

NEW York, April 20. Monday morn
ing Judge Ingraham re-sentenced John
L. Osmond, who was convicted for
killing his wife's paramour, John G.
Burchell, to die by electricity during
the week beginning June 10. Judge
Ingraham also sentenced Matthew
johnson, the colored man who was
convicted last week Of having killed
Engineer Emit Kuckelhorn on Decem-
Der last, to die BY electricity during
the week beginning June IL.
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rho liberty Hen siarts F 10. Chls.r..

PHfT.ADELrIIrA, April 20, The train
bearing the liberty bell left the Broad
street station % the Pennsylvania rail-.
road AZ 1901 o'clock Tuesday morning
Tor Chicago, a party Of forty, inclnd.
Zig Mayor stuart, the joint Worlds fair
committee of councils and other city
officials and newspaper men. were on
tho train, which consisted Of the he'll
car, combination car, three Shoppers
and dining car. The municipal oiiis
cials will return in two weeks.
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MONTREAL, April 20. Over $1,000
600 loaned by the Bank British America
and the Canadian Bank Of Commerce
in the United States has been called
back since Saturday. Very little OF
this will be used for call loans. as most
of it is to be loaned TO corporations
Banks also want to make d good show
ing in their half yearly statement,
which will be made mp at the end Of
the present month.
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RoME. April rs "A man named Alum
nj, his wife and two sons were muir
dered as they slept in their house In
Pieve al Peterafa, near Perugia. One
81 the sons recently gave the police i'm
formation as to the hannts Of the brig
ands in the surrounding region.
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Yalc WIN SCI nam n Chicarn.

NEw IIAvAS, GU, April 20. Cofnrno
dore p. &. Gregier and Secretary +, u
Pratt, Of the Chicago Athletic navy, are
in this city for the purpose ~ inducing
Yale to row at the Worlds fair. They
offer special Inducements, but the man
agement of the Vale navy assert tina,
undcr no circumstances win Yale enter
a crew at the Columbian exposition,
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KIxawo0p, W. Va, April 20 White
caps broke mp disorderly house at
-Rowlesburg, this county, tarred and
feathered the madam. and turned her
ont. Two citizens Of tho town who
were found at the house took an oath
not TO visit such house again.
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PEABODY, Mass. April 49, "A child 81
John Russell has been sleeping for siS
days and shows no signs Of walking.
The child was perfectly healthy pre-
vions to this attack. The child Is in
sensible to pain Nourishment Is given
her, and she swallows the food which il
placed in her mouth Physicians think
the case a new form Of meningitis.
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ALrENA, Mich, April 49, The look
out on the steamer City Of the Straits
reports having seen wreckage off Rog-
sers City, supposed to be from the barge
John Shaw, which is reported as hays
ing been lost with all on board. The
pilot-house and a large quantity Of
wreclxage were seem The captain Of
the City Of the Straits reports that the
lower end Of the lake is full Of floating
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PECULIAR FREAK



BmroN. Mo-. April 20. "A funnel.
shaped cloud appeared Monday AFTER
noon about o'clock. both roing east
and west 81 this city. and reports are
coming in OF damage 10 buildings and
crops. Several barns on the Martin
ranch near Ncwington. Kas, arc blown
10 pieces and much damage Il done 10
orchards and forest trsNsS The cloud
seems 10 have jumped over this town
and reappcared 10 the eastward twist
ing everything 10 pieces in is way.
Tho dwellings, and barns of nan
Funk. In Raymore township were
ground 10 splintcrs. Nome Of the FAM
~ were injured. and no casualties are
vet reported Considerable damage i
reported about Greenwood and other
points In jackson county. and hall
stones as large AS walnuts were plcnti.
f,,I
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liz pnke aalla 81 an i.rn.l.Iclt.

WARRINGTON, April 70. = Mr., and Mrs
Cleveland received the duke of verlgua,
wife and sister Monday afternoon. Az
ter remaining about ten minutes the
duke. his brother, Mr., Dickens and
senior Saavedra went 20 the state, war
md navy department buildings, where
they were presented 10 Acting Secre-
tary McAdee, Secretary Gresham and
SECRETARY Lamont
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Tho Alert - ,tI,c,nnlnn.

WAsnIS0ToN. April 90. "A cable mes
sage was received at the navy depart
mcnt Monday announcing tho arrival
ii the United States steamship Alert
al Chcmulp0, Coren, as the relief 81 the
gunboat Petrol, which ii under orders
10 proceed 70 I8chrinR sen 20 assist in
the enforcement Ok fhe nioaus xfvendI
for the protection of seal life III these
son ara
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n 40 OuR Ru NJ \

a'ar collector, Ward B. Lindsay,
,N'a make his usual rounds this week
gae day earlier than usual. Those
Fi'ose subscriptions are due this week
~ requested to look for him on
,narsday and Friday, instead Of Fri
gay and Saturday.
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Hanged hY . Mob.

AUGUSTA, Ga, April 20. John Peter
son, colored, was lynched at Denmark.
s. q, Monday night by a mob. Hewas
convicted of rape on a young white
girl, by q vigilance committee organ
lied for the purpose. He was hanged
on pine tree near the scene Of the
outrage and shot to death. Five hun
dred citizens participated Ia the lynch
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AIiss Granville, the Actress.

NEw YoRK, April 70. Miss Carrie
Granville. an actress who was here with
the Lorenzo Bros Speciality Co. died
Tuesday morning from the effects *
the accidental swallowing of some Greco
soto and laudanum, which she wa
ssino II relieve a tonthaehe,
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cTyor MExIco, Aprilge The typhus
epidemic in the City of Mexico Is
almost under control, and the board -of
health expects 10 have II entirely
stamped outin few daysmore. Thore
Is also d decrease in the number o.
deaths reported in San I.pls potosi and
other cities Ia Mexico.
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WAsHINeTox, April 70 IT Ii UNDER
stood that President Cleveland has re-
quested the Ame-..an delegates TO the
international Monetary conference to
visit him III Washington before they
return to Brussels 10 be present at the
next session Of the delegates,
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PIrTsBUR0n, Pa, April 20. Last Sep
TENDER Rev Friday Al. eviction, colorcd,
came here from Virginia TO I'LL the pull
pit Of the Methodist church. on Penn
avenue and Thirty-hrst street He left
last Monday unexpectedly. The total
amount Of his dcfalcation, Il IS thought,
will be about $500.
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ID the Treasurer.s Ald.

BosToN. April 20. AT a meeting of
the clearinghouse association, which
includes all the national banks in this
city. it was voted Monday that each
should give half its reserve gold TO the
government in exchange for legal ten-
der notes This sum. it Is said. will
amount to between $1,000. 1000 and co.
on0 nn0
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MonRAis IIILI, Ind, April 20, Ru-
mors concerning the fruit prospects
have been contradictory for several
days, but shs opinion among orchard
owners In southern Indiana Is that all
varieties including peaches, are safe
and that all danger n rgahahly past.
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New York state Guard.

ALBANY, n. Y., April 20 An order
was issued from the adjutant generals
department ordering twelve separate
companies Of tile state national guard
to New York city Nj the parade on
Friday, These companies viii form
one regiment Of three battalions. They
will muster a Total " 900 men.