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THOUGHT TO BE INSANE.

Lawyer Abrahams, Who Annoyed the Presi.
dent, Committed TO Bellevue.
NEW YoRx. April G-Two weeks ago Lawyer
Samuel n. Abrahams, aged twenty-eight, Of
No. lis East 18th street, was arrested in
Washington for annoying President Glove
land. In the Essex Market police
court today Justice Taintor committed
Abrahams 10 Bellevue Hospital to be examined a
for acting strangely in front Of Webster Hall His
fathe. caused his arrest, The elder Abrahams
said that he believed that from his sons action
he was insane. A year ago young Abrahsns
gave himself mp to the authorities to be ex-
amined ~ 10 his sanity.
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The Case of Senator Roach.

Apparently the charges against Senator
Roach of North Dakota have dropped out OF
sight lately, but IL is probable that they viii be
stirred up again very soon. Senator Chandler
has prepared resolu ton which he proposes
TO introduce at the first opportunity calling
upon the Treasury Department for copies Of the
reports Of the Citizens National Bank and az
the examiner who inspected the institution
during the period covered by Mr.. ROach's IN
cumbency as cashier. MIR. Chandler hardly
expects to have the resolution adopted. fearing
an objection based upon the fact that the Sem
ate has not yet decided to investigate the mat
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Argument Before the Bering Sea Tribunal
Over Admitting q British Export.

Argument Before the Bering Sea Tribunal
Over Admitting q British Report.
PARIS April 5.-The court Of arbitration re-
garding Bering sea resumed its session at II As
am. today. Mr.. E. J. Phelps, counsel in
behalf of the United States, continued his
argument. He contended that the British sup
Elementary report was inadmissibe. The ad-
mission of new evidence at this stage, Mr..
Phelps said. was gross injustice to the United
States, because it deprived the United States OF
any chance to adduce rebutting testimony.
Mr.. Phelps discoursed at some length on the
technical meaning of the treaty Of arbitration
and the conditions and methods Of procedure
to be followed under the treaty.
Sir Charles Russell. in replying to Mr.. Phelps
in behalf Of Great Britain. paid a tribute to the
late James G. Blaine. whose ability, he said,
was recognized in both hemispheres.
The court adjourned at I:30 pm. for
luncheon.
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ENGLISH WISHES IN HAWAII.

They Prefer Annexation by America to the
Present Form of Government.
VIcToRIA, B. c., April 5.-H. NJ. 8. Garnet
arrived yesterday from Honolulu. The day
before she sailed for Esquimalt the officers
heard with establishment of the annexation
proposals They say the English residents of
the islands, next to being taken over by Eng
land, prefer being annexed by the United
States, more staple government, meaning
greater security In property interests. The
natives, however, prefer q monarchial govern
ment.
The officers Of the Garnet say the leaders of
the revolutionary movement have little to do
with the financial interests OF the islands and
are regarded as of the 'adventurer" type. 1t
is thought the planters will oppose annexation.
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In Hot PCrguit of Bank Robbers

BAKER CRY, ORE, April 5.-t posse is in hot
pursuit of Tom and William Mccarthy, the al
legged Roslyn bank robbers, who escaped from
officers near here. The officers have captured
their horses and the men are now travelling on
foot. 1t is said the SIcCarthvs have not only
robbed Roslyn bank. but the Summervill, Ore,
bank, the Enterprise and various other banks
in Nevada aad Wyoming, and were also princi-
pals in the robbery of the Denver bank two
wears ago.
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In q mining village about four miles from
Brideend the psrson has been for some time
past in the habit Of giving al the close OF the
year the sum of D. TO each child who had at
tended the church Sunday school The CAL
whistle Methodists finding. not unnaturally.
that the attendance at their Sabbath school
was, under these circumstances, persistently
falling OF, thereupon made known that they
would also give annual n. to each chid At
tending their school
Upon this the parson took counsel with his
supporters, and In due course announced that
he would Ego one better" and would in future
give cach child attending the Church Of Eng
land Sunday school half = crown. More than
this. in order to choke Oh composition once for
ali, he further stated that il the C&lviaistic
Nethodists again followed suit he would b
prepared. Il necessary, 70 give shiliings .
child per annum-
In these days, when parents are prepared 20
do 90 much TO insure scholastic advantages for
their children. and are ready for that purpose
to take mp their sbodes at Tunbridge, bedford
and other educationally endowed towns, sm
sure shall be thanked for calling attention 70
this new development Of sscsarian composition
In South Wales.
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AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
rhoss whs Saw the President About oas>s
To-day.

Today.
JUDGE IocHREN OF MIxSEsorA BELIEVED TO
HAVE BEEN sKLkcrkp A. COMMISSIONER or
kPENsIoSs A VIRGINIA RorSp-rP-TEosr
WHO DEsIRE POSITIONS FROM OTHER STATES
II il thought that the President will select .
commissioner Of pensions within the next
forty eigh; hours. The man who now appears
to be in the lead ahead Of all candidates is one
who has at no time been q candidste-Judge
William Lcchren Of Minnesota II he lie APP
pointed it will be q clear case of the Office
seeking the man. although this statement may
require an affidavit TO establish its verify in the
minds Of some people who daily infest the
White House.
Judge Lochren is now in the CITY. having
come here by request, and Was escorted to the
White House this morning by Mr.. Michael
Doran. national committeeman from Minnesota.
Judge Lochren will have an interview with the
President this afternoon. Senator washburn
OF Minnesota, who was among the President :
callers this morning, took occasion to highly
recommend Judge Lochren and told the Presi-
dent that If Judge Lochren is appointed his
administrat on of the pension bureau will dem
onstrate the wisdom OF the selection.
The President had . busy forenoon today
and for one hour or more the patronage seek
ers followed hotly upon the trail.
VIRGINIA ROUNDUP.
"Virginia seems to be having a round-up. -
said western CONGRESSMAN uhe, ba came ON,
Of the Presidents room; ..there are half a
dozen of EN- in there irving 70 brand their
calves"
Sc nator Hunton was there with Col VIM. r.
Fitzhugh of Cape Charles. who wouid like 10
be consul at Montreal and Gen Harry Hea,b
who desires to be appointed a visitor TO the
Military Academy. Representative Wise in
PRODUCED Mr.. Randolph Norris of Rchmond
whose name sweIls the already long list of an
plicants for the Richmond pos,mastership. Mr..
Wise stated to the President that he presented
MI Norris by request.
Representative Meredith presented the name
OF Col Edmond Berkeley of Prince William
county to be marshal of the eastern district OF
Virginia In this connection it is reported that
Maj. Catlett Gibson Of Culpeper will not be
appointed marshal Of the eastern district. Rep
resentative Swanson presented the name Of Mr.
a j. Montague for the district attorneyship of
the western district Of Virginia
Among the Nirginians who saw the President
were Judge Leigh Watts and Capt Murdough
ol ror.shou.n, VINO are reported 10 be favor
Hector Of cnsypnns -, Norsn,L MasD p a. COZ
who vans to be postmaster at Fortress Mon.
roe: W. A. Fentress of Portsmouth. who is sus-
pected OF ogiing the assistant attorneWhip for
tne eastern district, and Charles Euker, who
wants 10 De commercial agent at Mayence, Ger
"any' are In 'ne CITY,
AN EDITOR WHO WANTS SOMETHING.
By the time the Virginia roundup was owe,
and the dust accustomed nv the scrsmhle h.d
| .".
was nearly IL O'CLOCK at ~nicr
! inn ~ naaAf % A
few Others managed to get In, however, and
make their wishes known.
Senator Faulkner OF West Virginia came &c
present little list OF offices, any one Of which
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The Weather Bureau Investigation.

secretary Morton mas requested Leonard w.
Colby, assistant attorney general. to con.
duct the legal features of the inves-
tigation in regard to the charges
preferred against Prof. Harrington, chief
of the weather bureau. by James B. Nc
Laughlin. chief of the executive division of
that Office. Mr.. Donald MacCraig the chief
clerk of the Agricultural Department. has been
designated to represent the secretary during
the Investigation, which will be held at the de-
partment
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One of Garza's Chief Aids Caught.

SAN ANTONIO. TEX. April 5.-United States
Marshal Paul Frike has received telegram
stating that Redfern, the mysterious American
who took a leading part i'm the CARA revolu-
tion has been captured by Deputy Marshal
Pink Burnhill and Sheriff Wash Shelley in
Starr county, twenty miles above BIO Graude
City. Redeem is desperate character.
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Killed in a Railroad Accident.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 5.-Southbound
through freight train No. 2O9 on the Jackson
vile and Tampa and Key West railway was
wrecked at midnight. A. C. Knox, engineer of
Sanford. J. H. Olmstead, fireman, of Birming-
ham, and J. A. Lewis of Boston, stockman in
charge of horses and mules bound for BARRIERS
vile, were killed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-05
OF the caIamlty are lack1ng.
SURPRISING THE REPORTS,
KNOCKED OUT INDEED.
Physicians Unable to Resuscitate . Prize
Fighter at Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, April 5.-Several hundred
sports witnessed a sensational glove contest at
Maple Bay, an Onondasa resort, last night
between Joe" Dunfee of this city and '.Dan'
Donavan Of Cleveland. Ohio.
In the seventh round the fight was abruptly
terminated by Knockout blow delivered by the
Syracuse man. Donavan fell limp and sense
less and has remained in comatose
condition up to this hour, despite
the efforts OF physicians to resuscltate him.
There was no police interference and the fight
took place without interruption by the sheriff
or his deputies. none Of whom were present in
an official capacity.
At 1880 o'clock this afternoon the physicians
announced Donavan's condition as nearly
hopeless. Dunfee was placed under arrest at
noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-05

Kfsht years. writes Mr.. y. MoBToNsoN.
editor Superior POsten. Ishpeminz. Mich. 1T
suffered the most e1scruciatinx pains from
Rheumatism. both in Sweden and America. and
almost despaired of finding relief Finally. de-
tsrmined 70 try AYERS sARsAPARILLA. having
heard Of many cases that had been cured By it Be
fore beginning this preparation had Mr. Tull-
Eren o: Iron Mountain. Mich. graduate In phar-
macy from sweden. snslyzsit He informed me that
IeOuld Us. AYERS sARsAPARILLA for my
RHEUMATISM.
Not only without fear but probably with benefit. 1
accordingly I've bottles. and entirely
cured. This 1874 and during all these years
have hardly felt pain"
AFTER suffering severely for many years from rheu-
mst.sm. Twas induced to try AYERS sARsAPA-
RILLA. and received immediate beneht--D s. WIN
CHESTER. Holden. Ne.
AYERS sARsAPARILLA.
PREPARED by Dr. J. C. Aver Co. Lowell. Mass
CURES OTHERS. WILL CURE YOU.
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Russian War Shipe Coming.

Information has been received at the Navy
Department that the Russian ships Dimitri
Donskoi. General Admiral and Rynda will be
at Hampton Roads on or before the 18th inst
and that the battle ship and two more cruisers
of the Russian navy will take part in the naval
review at New York in case the ice blockade in
the Baltic sea is opened in time to permit their
departure.
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MARTIAL LAW IN CHILE.

No Reason Give.. for the New Condition of
Affairs.
LONDON, April Sit is stated on the alleged
authority Of advices from Chile that martial
law has been proclaimed in that republic.
Definite information is awaited.
loU1oUE, CHILE. April 5.-Uneasiness prevails
here because martial law has been ordered at
Santiago. Exchange is at IS perce, with a
downward tendency.
The cause Of declaring martial law is not
stated.
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TO SUCCEED HIMSELF.

Senator Pasco of Florida Receives q Unani-
nous Nomination.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, April Sat the Joint
democratic caucus of the senate and house Of
representative of the Florida Legislature held
last night Samuel Pasco was unanimously nomi-
rated for United States Senator to succeed
himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-05

1t IL Believed That Sixty Persons Went
Down With Her.

1t II Believed That Sixty Persons Went
Down With Her.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, via Vienna, April 5.-The
steamer used by the sultan in connection with
the palace for his own pleasure and to convey
guests and members of his household foundered
on Sunday. 1t is believed that sixty persons,
on board at the time. persisted by drowning.
and that splendid service OF silver plate, used
IN the imperial dining room on the steamer, went
down with the vessel.
Details Of the calamity are lacking.
SURPRISING THE REPORTS.
The censors are suppressing all reports Of
the disaster to the palace steamer and journals
printing stories OF the calamity have been
seized by the authorities. An trade has been
issued prohibiting newspapers from being
published before the afternoon, presumably in
order TO enable the censors to enjoy their
morning snoozes before having to undertake
the task OF examining the proposed issues.
The publication OF the fact of the accident
caused a great sensation among the populace
and greatly incensed the sultan. His majesty
was further annoyed on account Of an accident
TO Harcki Pasha on the same day. The horses
attached to the carriage conveying Harcki
Pasha ran away and Harcki jumped from the
carriage and was instantly killed.
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He Was a Bookkeeper of the Coupe Company
and Stole S165.
NEW YORK, April 5.-Charles Walls, twenty
five years old, who was formerly bookkeeper
in the employ of the Washington Coupe Com
pany Of Washington, d. c., was arrested yes
terday on a dispatch from the chief of police
of Washington stating that on March Walls
had stolen S165 from his employers and had
fed the CITY.
Walls was remanded at Jefferson Market
court today.
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Latter Day Saints Warned Not to Expect Too
Much.

SALT LAKE, UTAH. April 5.-The afternoon
Session Of the conference Of tine Latter Day
Saints convened at 2 o'clock yesterday and was
opened with an anthem BY the choir. Presi-
DENTAL Councillor Joe Smith addressed the con-
ference at considerable length on subjects per-
tanning to the spiritual welfare OF the Latter
Day Saints. Councillor Smith was followed by
Lorenzo Snow, who advised tho saints not to
expect too much on the opening Of the temple
Thursday. He said that Christ would not come
until the saints wore prepared to receive him
properly, and that it nigh: be ten or twelve or
twenty yeara
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Had Barely Time to Save Themselves

LONDON, April, 5.-The British ship Enrol,
Capt. Millen, from Portland, Oregon, via Queens
town for Ipswich has anchored in the Downs,
with her jibboom gone and her bows slightly
damaged. She was in collision with the Nor
wegian brig Mustang, Capt. Kirkland, from
Santa Cruz, Cuba, for Rotterdam. The ACCT
dent occurred off the Beachy Head on Morday
morning. The Mustangs crew scrambled on
board the Enrol as hastily as possible. Eigh-
teen minutes after the collision the Mustang
sank
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BERLIN, April 5.--A cable dispatch to the
Beriiner Tageb,att from Kampala. Uganda,
dated December II, 1892, reports that two
apparently authentic statements had been re-
ceived to tine effect that Emin Pasha, the ce,e-
brated explorer, had been murdered by the
fierce Manyemas on the banks OF the 1turi river
in the month OF March, 1882. The writer of
the dispatch states that he does not think the
reports wholly convincing as to the fate Of
Emin
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ATTEMPTED Escape Of a SAT. Cracker

LEXINGTON, Va, April 5.-Henry Jones, alias
johnson, the neg.o safe cracker who is con-
fined in Jail here for cracking safe at the
union depot of the Baltimore and Ohio and
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads on the night of
March 81. made bold attempt to escape last
night. When apprehended he had succeeded in
picking the lock of his cell. He is now in irons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-05

NEW YORK, April 5.-The national committee
of the Single Tax League of the United States has
called national single tax conference to meet
in Chicago August 20. This will be the second
national convention of the believers in Henry
Georges theory.
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A Hundred Buildings Burned.

VIENNA. April "a fire at PodhaioZyki near
Sambor. in Galicia. destroyed one hundred
buildings, including the school house, and three
persons persisted in the flames.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-05

FosToR.A, Oaio, April 5.-A violent wind
storm passed over thus city. tearing down the
walls oil colo storage warehouse. The falling
walls Struck building occupied as potato
foGr fac -ory AL leveled it to the ground The
machinery. boiler. engine and contents are
completely destroyed Loss, S30, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-05

From the fndianapolis Journal.
''Mary Jsne." said the Dakota farmer TO his
spouss, lit seems like Tying in the face Of
Providence TO name the boy Elijah II sounds
too much Ike the old fellow in the Bible that
was carried away by cyclons. don't think
rs proper name ct III fer this eountxy."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-05

JUDGE IocHnEN OF MINNESOTA BELIEVED TO
HAVE BEEN sKLkcrkD A COMMISSIONER or
kPESsIoNs VIRGINIA RorNp-rP-TEosr
WHO pEsrRE POSITIONS FROM OTHER srArKs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-05

CLEVELAND, o., April 6.-It 10 claimed by the
Ledder that by the annexation OF the suburban
towns Of West Cleveland and Brooklyn in the
election Monday the CITY of Cleveland will
have, as soon as the legal formalities are ended.
population OF SO, 900. This will make il the
largest city in Ohio and the ninth in the United
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-05

The Australia Arrives From Honolulu.
San Francisco, April 5.-The steamer
Australia arrived from Honolulu at 8 O o'clock
this morning.
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Commissioner Parker was not at the District
building today. He u confined to his home
with . severe cold.
LoupA WEED paid $50 in the Polics Court
today for keeping bswdy house.
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ANAvAL PArnExr.-The Secretary Of the Navy
today made the fourteenth payment Of ss6, eSG
to the Union Iron Works Of San francisco %
account Of The eonstruetion Of IL bsstls ~
oBe1oa
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Donation to a Confederate Bazaar.

Donation to a Confederate Bazaar.
RICHMOND, Va, April 5.-The ladies of the
confederate bazaar to be held next Tuesday for
the benefit of the private soldiers and sailors
monument have received as a donation through
railroads entering Florida a car load OF palmet-
tos, magnolia trees, air plants and moss.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Name.

The following are the openns and closing prices Of
wire to Corson Mccartney. 1419 4 street
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Murphy was charged with being one of twenty
persons who assaulted ex-Priest Rudolph, who
was lecturing against Catholicism. Several
Shots were fired. Rudolph being wounded and
narrowly escaped being killed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-05

AsaHm Ouzc(o Aeet q NV XoFk.
New Yoax, Apfh 4-Repressntatlves Of the
various state boards Of health bald meeting 1t
the Fifth Avenue Hotel this morning and con-
ddered various questions that WI hkely be Of
some Importance in case Of an epidemic Of
choleya this summsx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-05

eI'HE MODERN MIRACLES OF HEALING WHICH
4 are indsputabiy performed by DR.. williams Pink
Pills should receive the closest Investigation by sick
psi !e and their friends ,a-ssem&w1y
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INDoRsINe SENATOR ROACH.

A Largs Meeting Of His suppertsrs u
Grafton. n. d. /.
FAnoo. N. D., April 6-Nsarly every citizen
Of Grafton turned ont to mass meeting held
in the city hall last night for the purpose Of In
doraing Senator Roach and condemning his rs
sailants. The hall was not large enough so hold
the crowd, which enthusiastically chesred every
mention Of Senator Roach's name aud Missed
mention Of his accusers. Resolutions were
passed reciting the Senator's record while Z
citizen Of the state.
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FREE SPEECH UPHELD.
The Assailant of an Ex- Catholic Priest Con
victed.

victed.
LAFAYErrr, IND, April 5.-Af.er being out
since O'Clock Tuesday the jury in the Opera
House riot case came into court this morning
with verdict of guilty against the defendant,
Murphy. The punishment is two years impris-
onment and a fine Of 81 .OO0
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Ex-Governor Campbell . Probabis Candi.

Special Dispstcb 10 The Evening sta..
CoLuasus, ONO, April a democratic
politician here claims that ex- Governor Camp
bell Is making his arrangements to be ths DEM
ocrstic candidate for governor again This fall
and that the appointment Of Col Jas. Z. Neal
VI Hamilton is rart Of this plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-05

LNOR DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION AND STOM-
u seh disorders us- Browns Iron B:tters-the Best
Tonic IL rebuds the system. cleans the blood and
and Strengthens the muscles. A splendid medicine
nor weak and deblitated persons.