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TE1EaRAPH1c BRIEFS.

The Cunard Steamship Company will
declare two per cent dividend.
Lord Salisbury is seriously III, but
hopes to DO able to resume public life
soon.
Lenndro Soto, tho famous Mexican
bandit chief, Of tho state OF Guerrero,
has been captured,
Little business is expected TO DO done
BY tho senate this wook boyand tho
confirmation OF presidential nomina-
tions.
Tho entire force Of Big Four yard
switchmen Of Springfield, Ohio, arc
out ON strike and the yards arc
tied up.
Jesse Jonos was lynched atJacksboro,
Tenn, Saturday night, for shooting
Sheriff Burnett on Louisville & Nash.
viiio train.
j. W. Morse & Co.'S largo brick cotton
thread factory at South Easion, Pa, has
been destroyed By fire, Tho loss on
building and machinery Is estimated at
from $40, 900 to 100000.
Squire Abingdon Baird, tho noted
English sport who camo 10 this country
with Mitchell, tile pugilist, died In New
Orleans. Saturday. lie was worth two
and half million dollars and was
thirty years old.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland
will attend the First Presbyterian
church in Washington, occupying the
same pow they Ind during tic former
Cleveland administration. 1hcy at.
tended church Yesterday DR.. sunder.
land is still the pastoh
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TIE sTRIKE ENDED.

The Ann Arbor Road Has Full Compile
mont of Men aud VIII Push business.
NEW YoRK, March l0.-Mr ]. NJ.
Ashley, jr., vico president OF the To-
lodo, Ann Arbor & North Michigan
Railroads, received in this city last
night, the following dispatch from To.
ledo, signed by II. w. Ashley, general
manager of tho Toledo road:
1--WE have full quota OF freight trains
on the road today. Judge Kicks is
coming here by special train to enforce
orders OF court, ii necessary. We do
not want any more engineers"
To reporter Vice President Ashley
said that tho strike on the Toledo, Ann
Arbor and North Michigan Railroad
was ended.
"Furthermoro," said Mr.. Ashley, ''all
oLs old employees who remain faithful
to us will be protected in spite OF tho
demands OF the discontented men that
they be removed. Our road is at pres.
ent blocked with freight. We expect,
however, to have the entire line clear
inside of twenty.four hours.
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with tho correspondence OF tho Ameri.
can missionaries in that country, that
missionaries were subject tomuch i'll.
treatment by the natives who were not
restrained by the authorities, aud all
messages from United States Minister
Thompson to the state department. In
Washington had never reached their
destination, from which he (Thompson)
inferred that his mail had been tam
peTed with, Their statements We're SO
positive that investigation oil the rec
ords OF tho department was ordered 10
determine whether or not the corre-
epondence on file substantiated the as
sertions. This investigation Is not yet
completed, but it is understood that the
allegations mado by Alessrs. Smith,
Tracey and Webb will be shown to be
FULLY sustained, This question OF deal
ing with tho relations growing out of
the presence OF missionaries in Tur'
key ihas always been a vexing and
perpleXiug one to the officials oil the
state department. Tho missionaries
have q legal right to domicie in the
Ottoman empire, but it is evident that
they are unwelcome guests. Their re-
latlons with the Armeninns, who are
moro or Ices engaged in political move
menls against the existing authority
do not tend to commend them to the
good graces of tho Turks. Tho conso'
quenCe is that tho correspondence boz
tween the governments OF the two coun-
tries is to q great extent devoted to dis
cussion Of complaints by missionaries
OF assault and other i'll treatment.
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BosEoS, March 19.-Fire broke out
about 7 o'clock this morning in Tre-
mont Temple, on fremont street, oppo-
site the fremont house, and before
noon the entire structure was gutted,
entailiug loss roughly estimated at
$4,000. Fireman Patrick Dunn, OF
engine twenty.six, had leg broken,
and another man, name unknown, Is
reported to have been seriously in
jured. Tho fire in tho temple was dis
covered by ono Of the guests on the
fourth floor OF the Parker house, adioln-
ing. He had first been aroused by the
smoke and on going to his window he
was startled by seeing flames darting
from the window fronting him. He
thought it was the hotel, and smashing
the glass on one OF tho signal boxes on
his floor, sent in the first alarm. The
guests proceeded to remove themselves
and their effects and no mlshaps are
reported.
The temple was fiery furnace twenty
minutes after tho first alarm. The blaze
poured from oil the upper windows,
threatening the Burnham building and
tho building adjoining on fremont
street, placing the Parker House and
the Park Hotel in danger in the rear
and alarming tho flremen lest 1t should
got down among tho rookeries on Pro-
vince court. The aremon ran lines Of
hose up through tho Parker House and
the Park Hotel and both buildings
we're damaged by water, At $3.50 o'clock
the fire was well under control. The
1000 occupants at tho Parker House
and Park Hotel were returning to their
rooms and the insurance brigade were
busy covering goods, guarding as much
as possible from the water that damaged
moro or less all the adjoining buildings
and contents.
Tho loss on the temple is variously
estimated at from S925, 900 to $375, 900,
while tho Parker House ia believed to
have boon damaged by water to the OK.
tent OF S5O0OO Besides the Union
Temple church there were a number OF
offices in tho building including the
American Baptist Missionary Mission; (;
Home Mission Society; the business
and editorial departments OF the Watch
man and the BdptiSt Social Union; office
OF Roman's Voice and Loyal Women Of
America. Under the temple was tho
store occupied by Federhen & Sons, op-
ticians, and Mrs. S. A. Mcdonnell, gloves.
This store was badly flooded and tho
stock much damaged.
fremont Temple, which was original
ly theatre, has been one OF the most
conspicuous public buildings OF Boston
in the current generation. Since 1868
1t has been celebrated all over the coun-
try as the largest Baptist church in
Now England, II not in America, and
the headquarters OF that denomination.
The purpose of taking it for religious
purposes was stated in tho original ap-
peal for purchase money to found free
church In Boston, whero "all persons,
whether rich or poor, without disttnc-
tlon OF color, or condition, might wor-
ship"
The temple was three times destroyed
by fire. Tho auditorium was one Of the
largest in the country, being l22 feet in
length, Y in width and &c feet in
heighth. The seating capacity was
equal to an audience Of 10000 people.
Beneath this great hall was tho Melon.
ian, with a seating capacity OF 1000.
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THE sARNIA SAVE.
Tho over Duo Steamer Reaches Iallfa
Accompanied by Another Vessel.


Tho over Duo Steamer Reaches Halifax
Accompanied by Another Vessel.
HALIFAX, N. s., March lO.-Tho over
duo mail steamer sarnla Is reported, at
nino o'clock tonight, or this harbor,
coming slowly under hor own steam.
sho is accompanied by another steamer,
supposed to be tho government steamer
Newfleld. 1t will DO several hours DO.
forc they roach port.
The Sarnia will not come up TO tho
city till 0 o'clock tomorrow morning
and the only communication held with
her tonight was by tho port officers
steamer.
The pross representatives arc not al.
lowed on this boat, but from
those on her II is learned
that the sarnin's engineers, after
working night and day repaired tho
broken shaft, 90 that the steamer
took in her soa anchors at D
o'clock Friday afternoon and
went ahead under steam Bt about
eight knots an hour, reaching here as
above statod. All Of tho seven hun.
drod and odd passengers arc we'll and
wero well cared for.
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DIXON Will FIGHT.
Ho will Moot slddons Tonight in Place of
skclly.

Hc will Moot slddons Tonight in Place of
skelly.
New YoRx, March 1O.-Champion
foathor.woight George Dixon has
agreed to take tho place made vacant
by James skolly and will meet George
siddons before tho Coney Island Ath.
letic Club tomorrow night. Arrange.
ments to this ond were consummatod
this afternoon by tho officials OF tho
Conoy Island Club, and both siddons
aud Dixon, after a long and vexing dis.
cuasion, signed articles OF agreement 10
battle rounds for the original purse
$500. Dixon is In pretty fair condi.
tion to put up u hurricane contest for
twelve rounds, In order to meet Sid.
dons, Dixon has cancelled his theatrical
engagement for tomorrow night,
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Assassinutlon In Hondnras.

PANAMA, CoLoMnIA, VIA GALVESTON,
March ia dispatch from POpOla
says q report has boon received there
from Teguicalpa, Honduras, announc-
ing that Vincento Williams, q mem-
Der OF President Loiva's cabinet, has
been assassinatcd by General Domingo
Vasquez. General Vasquoz accused
williams OF being a traitor and killed
him. 1t Is also reported from Popola
Rosendo Augrendo, acting president Of
Honduras, is plotting 70 declare him
self dictator Of the republic.
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BEnLiN, March l0.-Tho celebration
yesterday in momory Of tho patriots
who fell in the revolution Of ls4s was
quiet beyond all expectations. The po.
lice had made elaborate preparations TO
quell any disturbance but found no
need OF interfering with tho small and
orderly groups that went out 10 tho
Ffiolrlchshain 10 lay wroalhs on tho
tombs OF tho revolutionary martyrs
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A FATAL FIRE.
A Servant Girl Burned to Doath in Phila.
dclphin House.

a Servant Girl Burned to Doath in n Phila.
dclphin House.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 19.-From
Gre in an open CRATE in tho sitting
room, the residence OF james w. Wood,
at 1905 Walnut street, was partially de-
stroyed early this morning and Rose
Gallagher, servant, was burned to
death. The loss by the fire is about
$4,000.
Mr.. Wood Is a paralytic and both he
and his wife were taken from the second
story room Of the house by means Of
the fire ladders.
Mr.. Wood is we'll known insurance
man here, and Is tho manager OF tho
Union Central Cincinnati Lilo 1nsur-
anco Company. The shock and excite.
lnont completely prostrNted him.
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MAssACHUsErrs, Prison.
A State of AffaIrs Which ougheto Put, til
Bay State to Shame.

Bay state to Shame.
BosroN, March l9.-The work OF
searching the cells and workshops at
the state prison is practically finished,
and it is said tho convicts will be put
to work tomorrow. No fire AIMS have
been found, but enough other contra
band articles have been found, 1t is said,
to fill several bushel baskets. Among
these are slung shots, billies, steel saws,
knives and steel hook attached TO a
seven-inch wooden handle.
In convict Booths cell was found n
complete plan Of the north wing and
facing the river and railroad tracks
with distances carefully noted. Other
evidence of collusion with friends on
the outside has also been found, but the
warden declines to disclose the nature
of it. In corner OF the iron foundry
scarcely twenty feet from the mouth OF
the tunnel through which several men
escaped to the sewer not long since,
was found another tunnel in process Of
construction, its presence being con-
cealed by pioce Of sheet iron being
placed over the hole.
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night. He is in n complaisant mood
aud ready to meet any contingency Of
the situation. lie received kilograms
from Toledo, ono notifying him Of the
suit for 100000 damages brought by
the Ann Arbor road against himself
and Chief Arthur OF the Brotherhood
OF Engineers, jointly, and another that
three members OF the Brotherhood OF
Engineers, jointly, and another that
three members OF the Brotherhood OF
Firemen had been discharged by the
Lake Shore for refusing to haul Ann
Arbor freight. He gave instructions
that the names OF the men and the fact
Of their discharge he reported to the
Brotherhood Of Engineers.
IMPORTANT CUE.
This telegram furnishes a cue to the
relations OF the two brotherhoods to the
strikers, and involves the responsibility
for boycott as we'll as the danger of
spread Of such strikes throughout the
country. In the constitution OF the
Brotherhood OF Engineers there is n
clause that no freight shall be hauled
to or from road OF which the engin-
GERS are on strike. 1t was adopted after
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy dis
astrous strike. The engineers now be-
leve in it, and therein lies tho possible
ity OF II serious general strike growing
out OF the strike on tho petty Ann Ar
bor road.
Chief Arthur told the engineers to
obey their constitution, which meant
the boycott strike. Then came the
order OF tho United States court against
the boycott. Chief Arthur obeys, but
whether the men will or not, and ii
they don't, whether or not they will be
in contempt Of court, are questions
awaited with much tropidation by EN-.
ployers and employees.
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FAvoRs A COMPROMISE.

Doctor Miguel Expresses Himself Regards
ing tao German Army Bill.
BERLIN, March 19.-,Tho Associated
Press correspondent had an interview
to-day with DR.. Johannes Miguel, Prus-
sian minister Of finance, concerning the
critical situation created by the attitude
OF the parties towards tho army bill.
Mr.. Miquel's opinions on the subject
arc regarded as exceptionally import
ant US he is being accused daily OF in
triguing to precipitato cabinet crisia
in connection with tho bill TO GUST
Count Won Caprivi and to secure his
own elevation to the Chancellorship.
"In tho event OF dissolution Of the
Reichstag," said DR.. Miguel, "the ma
iurity OF German electors, | believe,
will, support the array bill The South
Germans and tho Rhinelander5, who
would suffer most from an invasion by
tho French army, would bc especially
anxious to return deputies who would
favor strengthening the army to the
full extent demanded by the goYorn-
mont. In my opinion, however, tic
wisest course would be to effect Il com.
promise with the present Richstag and
thus avoid tho disadvantages suffered
by the country from general election.
A majority for tho present measure in
modified form would be secured by
some diplomatic negotiation with the
Ulericala aud the Radicals"
DR.. MIGUEL mado no direct reiorenco
to Count Won Caprivi's policy other
than that contained In his recommends
ton Of q compromise. The chancellor's
refusal 10 compromise, however, Is the
cause Of the present critical condition
OF affairs.
Tho war Office has decided to accept
tho cloth cuirissc invented by a Mann
holm tailor to resist tho iorco Of the
small bore bullet.
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seizure of Docu,ncnts.

PANS. March lO,-Thc seizure of doc.
umcnts said to provo that Baron do
Reinoch paid somc 100000 francs
to Cornelius Herr was order.
ed by w. Walter, who takes
NJ. Franquevllle'B place as examining
magistrate In the Panama scandal dur.
ing tho lattor's vacation. These docu.
ments were sent by Baron do Roinaoh's
brother 10 NJ. lmbert, liquidator OF the
Panama canal company.
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Now St. pnnl Mnnta1t.

ST. PAUL, MINI, March 49, Tho
Phmnix athletic club OF this city wants
tho Corbett-Mitcholl fight and will
present communication to tho cham
ber OF commerce in the morning asking
the sanction OF that body to the Offering
OF q 100000 purse for the fight. They
also ask aid in securing tho passage Of
q law allowing boxing contests before
incorporated athletic clubs. In Wow Of
the prevention Of the Fitz,immons-Hall
fight two years ago not much stock is
taken in this proposition.
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NATIONAL itND GROSS.

Formal acceptance Of tho Ono Piece of
Neutral Ground iu the Northern Heml-
sphere by Clara barton.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March l9.-Miss
Clara Barton, President Of the Ameri-
can National Red Gross, in accepting
the magnificent gift OF between seven
and eight hundred acres Of land on the
borders OF the Blue Grass region in the
state OF Indiana, rendered the Associa-
ton last month by DR.. Joseph Gard
ner, OF Bedford, Indiana, writes:
"This land, as tho property OF the
American National Red Cross will be
the one piece OF neutral ground on tho
western hemisphere, protected by in.
ternational treaty against the tread OF
hostile feet, It is perpetual sanctuary
against invading armies, and will be SO
respected and held sacred by the mill.
tary powers Of tho world. Forty ma
tions are pledged to hold all material
and stores OF tho Red Cross, and all its
followers, neutral in war, and free to go
and come as their duties require,
While its business headquarters
will remain, as heretofore, at the
Capitol of the. nation, this gift
still forms a realization OF the hope so
long cherished-that the Red Cross may
have place to accumulate and produce
material and stores for sudden emer.
gencies and great calamities. and il war
should come upon our land, which may
God avert, We may be ready to fulfill
the mission that our adhesion to the
Geneva treaty has made binding upon
us. l will direct that monuments be
erected defining the boundaries OF this
domain, dedicated to eternal humanity,
upon which shall be inscribed the in
sigma Of tho treaty Of Geneva, which
insignia all the nations Of the earth are
bound by solemn covenant to respect"
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rnOunLIl WITH TURKEY

Likely to urow Out Of the ouirages
Against American Mathematics
WASHINGTON, d, O., Marchl9 Several
representatives Of the American Board
Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
visited Washington last week. They
como from Boston headquarters Of the
body with which they arc connected
and had several interviews with MI.
Joshua Quincy, tho acting first assist
ant secretary OF state, They told MI
Quincy that Turkish oiilClals lnlorierrcd
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IWO FAT PLACES
Will Probably be Given to West
Virginia Men To-day,
NAMES OF Miller AND FAULKNER
Expected to be Sent to the Senate
For the Positions They Want.
A BIG CAMDEN and WILSON POOL

In the Interest of Those Two Men for
the United States Senate Two Years
Hence II Faulkner Gets the Judge.
ship-ohiltou's AppointrnOnt to suo.
coed Him Would Require Another
Reconstruction of the sIate-Mad
democrats From West Virginia,
Things Not Going to Suit tho Boys,
Colonel Taney's Late Appearance
Among tho Thtngs that Rllo Them.
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CLEVELAND, O., March l0.-A special
from Bucyrus, Ohio, says that notice
was posted to-day in the round house
of the Toledo & Ohio Central railroad
at that place to this effect:
"The embargo on oil Toledo, Ann
Arbor and Northern Michigan coal has
been put on again. You may comply
with brotherhood rules at oncen
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wns Ilr, CoccNreIII polsonedP ?

RoMr, March l9.--Tho M,@agro Patria
says that an inquiry'has been ordered
TO ascertain tho facts concerning the
death Of Dr. Coccarolli, tho popo's ply.
sician. There 10 q suspicion, says the
MtSSdgero, that he was poisoned at tho
instance OF his relatives and woman
belonging to ono OF tho oldest Catholic
families in Italy.
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VALPARAISO, March lO.-Geueral
Tavarez, leader OF tho revolution in Rio
Grapde do Sui, Brazil, has routed and
put to flight the army OF 5000 men
which the government OF Brazil sent
against him under the command Of
General Tellos. This news was tele.
graphed by correspondent in Rio
Grqndo do Sui and has just been con-
flrmed from the Rivera. The battle
was fought near Ypicarav, to which
point General Tavarez retired when tho
advance guard OF General Tollos' troops
reached santa Anna on Wednesday.
Tavarez's retreat was in reality feint
by which no led the enemy into trap
and forced him to give baltic on around
selected by the leaders OF the revolu'
tionary army.
When Iavarez fell back before the
advance Of Tollos' army he mado 1t up
pear tina! he was trying to avoid an en-
gagement. His movement appears to
have completely deceived the govern.
ment commander, who pushed his
forces on toward the position taken by
tho revolutionists. Tlie attack unon
Tavaress army was made yesterday
morning. In vain General Tellos tried
to repeal the attack. His columns wero
soon shattered and the wayering ranks
fell back under tho murderous fire OF
the revolutionists. The rout OF the
government army was complete 1t
was great victory for Tavnrez, Quickly
dividing his forces he sent one division
to pursue the fleeing army under
General Tellos, while he started at the
head OF the other on tho march toward
Uruguayana, tEe proposed western ter
minus OF tho railroad which runs to
Portialegro,
Uruguayana is strongly defended by
an army under General Hipollta and to
capture it has boen the decision OF Gem
eral Tavarez from the beginning OF the
revolution. This movement has boon
partly aided by the capture OF Alegrete,
an important strategic point in the rail-
road line between Oacequy and Uru-
guyana, With q detachment Of 500
men Colonel Pena attacked the town,
drove out the government garrison and
took possession. A division has been
sent General Tavarez to attack the
troops recently landed ut Porto Allegro,
who are now marching toward the seat
Of war
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New BRIonToS, S. l., March 10.-
Capt. jacob Hand Vanderbilt, brother
OF the late Commodore Cornelius Van
derbilt, died nt his home on Grimes
Hill, Staten Island, at 6, o'clock this
evening. Captain Vanderbilt was born
on the cast shore OF Staten Island Sep.
lnmbor 9. 1907
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BETHLEHEM, Pa, March lo.-Thc
largest shaft ever forged in America
was sent from tho Bethlehem Iron
Works to the Chicago Fair yesterday.
1t weighs $500 pounds and will be the
axle OF tho perpendicular hurdy gurdy
264 foot high, invented by Pittsburgh
nnUinnnr
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A GREAT VICTORY
Achieved by the Rsvolutionists in
Rio arande Do Sui, Brazil.
The GOVERNMENT FORCES ROUTED

Completely by General Tavorez-A
Neat Alanoeuvre by the Revolution.
ary r-Reinforcement for tho
Government Troops Arrive and An.
other battle win Probably be
Fought soon-A Member OF tho
Honduras Cabinet AssassInatod.
Other Foreign News.
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A HEAP OF RUINS
Marks the Place Where Stood the
Famous fremont Temple.
THE LARGEST CHURCH IN AMERICA

and Two Hotels Badly Dam
aged-The Great Baptist Head.
quarters in Boston Destroyed-A
Building With Fiery HIstory-The
Third Time it Has Been Destroyed
by Flames-The Loss Nearly Four
hundred Thousand Dollars.
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srILhNo NNMs.
Tie Missing NhruuIc Given Up for Lost
Her Rcni Fnto Unknown.

iIcr Rcni Fnto Unknown.
New YoRR, March l0-slill no news
Of tho Naronic and tho agents Of tho
missing iroightor nro ready to admit
that tho chances Of hor ever being
heard have become decidedly pmall.
With the arrival OF the steamship
0lnda from tho Azores yesterday nearly
ali hope OF hearing from tho Naronic
there has been abandoned. Her cap.
tain reported that he had heard nothing
whatever Of the vessel,