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been added to the premium liss OF their
annual show.
The annual rice between the crews of
Oxford aud Cambridge university, Eng
land, which is the leading aquatic event
OF that country, takes place On Saturday
next
Tom Burns, the well-known fielder of
the Brooklyn baseball club. VINO has
grown very stout, is getting INFO shape for
the season by bicycle riding and baseball
playing.
The annual lawn tennis tournament for
the championship of the United Stats. in
ladies' singles and doubles, aud, also. in
mixei doubles. has again been awarded 70
the Pniladelphis Cricket club. The
tournament Will begin Juue -
Superintendent of Police Roger Omars
of Plttsburg says: My views on boxing
are well known. A long and busy rx-
perience with human beings b IS convinced
me that it is one of the best physical
exercises that Young msa can indulge
in. i draw very rigid lIne between box
ing and fighting"
The rapid life he has led Is beginning TO
show on John l. Sullivan. His hair Is
strraked with gray AMI he M loug-r moves
about like a youag man. H Is still pop
ular with the gallery gods, however, aud
gets his full share OF applause every time
be appears on the stage. Sullivan boxes
with Dan Dwyer at every performance,
and sometimes forgets that the bout Is not
for keeps
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NEGRO MURDERER LYNcHED.

STRoUDSBURG, p, March l5-Richard
Puryear, the colored desperate who sew
eral weeks ago brutally killed Christian
c. Ehler and tried to murder the entire
Ehler family, Was iynched by a mob this
morning. BY some means Puryesr had
secured a stick with which he pushed back
the belt of his cell door during the Uight
aud this morning when the jailor took
breakfast ia TO the prisoners Puryesr
bOlte,l through the door left open by the
sheriff, aud WAS soon outside the borough
limits. \ general alarm was AT once sent
out aud immediate pursuit made. The
desperate man swan McChaeIs creek,
closely followed BY big negro who caught
him just as he landed oL the opposite
bank. Puryear resisted. but the sight of
IA revolver IL his captor's hand caused him
TO yield. He was then brought back
across the creek where he was seiz d by a
crowd that had gathered aud WAS at once
lynched- From the time he escaped from
The Jail to the time he was hung only
nineteen minutes elapsed
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BRISK BLAZE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March l5-Fire broAe out ia
the four Story building numbers ~ TO 81
Dearborn street this evening and in fif-
teen minutes had igui;ei the adjoining
building, the old atheleum, doing dam
age TO builiing aud contents Of about $40
000- L Vailens s. Co. tobacconists, are
the principal losers, their loss being $50 900.
partly insured. Tbs whit Carried
the fire TO the rear of the Schiller thsater
building, doing damage estimated n: So
600. Tue curtain had gone up for me
last act when tn auditorium became ill-d
with smoke. The audience started for
the street IN somewhat OF a panic, but
Manager Pryor stepped 90 the foot-ligh,s
and succeeded IN quieting the fears OF the
people. The audience was then Quiei ly
dismissed as he dense smoke made It i'm
possible 10 proceed with the performance.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
ATTEMPTED TRFAcHERY.

Rio DE JANEIRo, March l5-The officers
of the Nictberoy charge the Brazilian Off
GERS of the fleet with making repeated at
tempts to destroy the machinery and the
guns of the ships which arrived from the
United States. Their attempts have only
been prevented by constant vigilance. One
hundred and fifty army cadets who have
been on board the Nictheroy and who are
loyal to Peixoto and firm friends Of the
Americans, kept close watch. They
were put there for that purpose. Twice
during the passage from Bahia the 1tapu's
lights Were hidden and the Victoria
tried 10 ram the Nictheroy. The vessel
narrowly escaped this danger by the
promptness of the officer OF the deck. On
three occasions false signals were sent TO
the engineer when the vessel was in dan
gerous place and the ship had very mar
row escapes. Three torpedo boats have
been ruined, some of the officers claim in
tentionally. For the last ten days the
only food served out on board the Meth
eroy has been salt horse and beans.
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Coufsrenoo Bstws "A Eecs yer and Ezn,
pIoyss WILL Open To-Day.

OMAHA. Ssb, March Ut was
O'Clock This afternoon when tue fourtssa
Representatives 81 organized labor Elsi
into GsnsrAl Manager Dlckinsoa's Ones
and tbs conferences over the Ualos Pacific
wage schedule wss formerly oDsesd
After Presi lent Clark Esd welcomed ;hs
msu, Mr Dickinson sad tbs; - Af.
Cisrk's physieaI conditi0o ~sz saca tss.
be cgs.a nol Undergo saT grss. strain. -
had cAl.s1 ln 20 as assi-fancr sIpsrls-
tsudeut Of Motive P0gsT AcC0sDsii,
Superintendent Gg TsIsxrApay kDfi sad
l,snsfai Manager Dickiasoa. SIR JiArk
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, March 10 the house
today. in reply to some humorous stric-
lures by Mr.. Black Dem, Ga.) upon the
useless expense of agricultural depart
ment bulletins setting forth the results
of experiments, Mr. Bowers of California
defended these experiments and pubiica-
tons. The determination OF the gopher
WAS a great problem in the southwest.
Some years ago by means of the expert
meotS the orange orchards OF California
worth millions were saved.
The reading of the bill was completed
at Bib p. IN. and the committee then re-
turned to the paragraphs relating To the
coast and geodetic survey.
Mr.. EnIoe (Tenn.) offered an amend
ment to strike ont all provisions for the
maintenance of this bureau.
The secretary of the senate announced
to the house the passing of the silver
seigniorage bill The announcement was
received with many manifestations of APP
prevail on the Democratic side. After con
siderable debate Mr.. Enloe's amendment
WAS ruled out OF order. Mr.. Enloe APP
pealed from the decision and tie house
refused to sustain the appeal.
Mr.. Enloe then changed his tactics by
moving to strike out the items of APP
preparations for the coast and geodetic
survey, and supported tbs proposition in
a lengthy speech, and without action on
the amendment, the house at $50 o'clock
adjourned.
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TEXAS CATTLEMEg.

FoRr Wo.TR. Tex, Marea l5.-The las;
days session Of tie Cattle Ksissrs' asso-
citation was long and businss.-liks. Col
oosi Clark urged that a COMMITTEES De
sent 10 Washington to aid ia getting
through pending bill adding statistics
TO the work Of the bureau Of aaimsl IN
dustry. The bylaws were revised Roi
amended The secretary Of the Texas
live stock sanitary Commission made a
ais conclusion from federal government
experiments being that tsss fever di-tT3ct
and the region where ticks could live
were ID -nticsL Re had dipped BIS cattle
Tor tie ihr-e years b. lived 10 the quar-
sntiD>d region. aud be hal bT dipping %
iaiusd immunity from fever. TIE zsso-
eiatio3 dJJurBed - meet here tie seoosd
ige.Isy Of nsxt MErca
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LONDON, March 15.-Iu the case of Sir
Henry Bayly Meredyth, bart, who charged
his wife. Lady Meredyth, with COM
uniting adultery with a rich American,
Richard c. Leigh, the justice today
granted a decree with costs.
Sir Henry claimed that Leigh was a
fellow-passenger with himself on board a
Peninsular and Oriental steamship bound
from Alexau dria, Egypt, in 1893. aud that
in May, 1885. Lady Meredyth fed from
him from this city with Leigh and that
they went to New York where Lady
Meredyth lived as the wife OF Leigh. The
petition first claimed $4,000 damages
with the object of securing proper pro-
vision for has wife, but learning that
Leigh had made such provision he with
drew his claim for damages
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FIFTY PEOPLE DROWNED.

VANCOUVER. 3. c., March, 15.-Oriental
advices which have been received here
state that disastrous collision occurred
recently in the strait between Bengalis
and CagaL. Two steamers, the Song Guam
and Aing Hoe, collided while going at full
speed. Those on board the Song Guam
jumped into the water and were picked up
by the crew OF the Aing Hoe.
Hardly had they reached the deck when
both steamers lurched and when down.
About fifty people were drowned and as
many saved themselves by swimming
ashore. among them being two Americans,
Captain Miller of the Song Guam and Chief
Engineer Prize
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SALTWATER O. T.. March A-lSpeciall
A lone bandit ese.C-d seasA i,u ia tue
town OF Ingslss. ia the sast ead OF shs
county today. Iug,lls is a village OF
about 200 population aud is the supply
point OF most OF tue parties OF shady rrpuss
who inhaoiL. or rasher latest. ths Geek
reservation 10 the east Of it. IL was a
this poiut in september of last year thai
the bloody battle between the D,itoa-
DOolin gang aud the United States
marshals was fought in whicn NJ ,rshxls
Shatlvy, Speed and House n were killed.
Th- appearance o. mea h-agily sTme :.
with wineaesters. reviewers aud two cut
ridge belts around their waists - - .gSs
so common that the iuhsb tnts OF this
border burg took little notice of the Str "a
ger who This morning dropped his bridis
rrins over bis pony's head 10 froos Of Rsa-
some's sal ,oa. Tue stranger eaterei tas
saloon, Laid his Winchester over ths
counter aud called all hands up To driSk.
Soon after leaving the saloon ha
came bscS through the rear entrances aud
ordered one of the loungers TO briug him
y box OF cartridges. Procuring these hs
walked up he street To the pos flee aud
fret several shots into tue building he
tuen got on DIS horse and rode "a. srth \
few inmates later, Rid" Lucss, "A posse
mao Tor one of the deputy United Stas-s
marsh Is catered The towe, sutl, belUs in-
formed of the strangers actions, started
ia not haste on his trail.
VIVA; happened is only known by
Reds" report. lie claims To hay over
taken the dies yera TO about two mics fTou
town aud To- have got the drop GA aim
with his Winchester. The lesp-rsdJ held
up his hand, but before Red could
manage To dissrn him, pallet one of his
revolyers out aud got tue drop" on Red
Red was disarmed and chased up
the mysterious stranger returned, made
an old man by tue name of WIT. wAo
lived uear where Red hal been held sn
get upon his horse behind him aud with
40 Ninchrsters. three revolvrrs, ant
four cartridge bits around hjm tue tor
ritied old mSn ciinging on behind he cAme
galloping back through the streets
OF town. Pu ling up IN irons
of the saloon be ordered
pint OF whisky. took driak aimself.
made he old man take a drink aud gall
ioped away.
Red" returned an hour later Tia
knowing ones around Inxalls lay their
foreiiuger TO their nvse aed wink wesn
RED" tells bis Story. IL Is surms-d that
It was put 40 J0b between ''R d. aud
some pail" Of his. The Object was pr5b-
ably little cheap notOriety. Tue Iasr,
shals and their posse meu are not usually
SO prompt II giving chase 10 Any Que sus-
picioned OF belonging 10 the Dalton gang.
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APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE senate in
executive session, today, confirmed the
following nominations:
Surveyors of customs-George L. Miller
of Nebraska, at Omaha, Neb; r. n.
Wislesey of Iowa, at Council Bluffs, Iowa
Registers OF laad offices-A. G. Lloyd, at
Walla Walla, Wash.
PoSTMAsTERs
Kansas-G. F. Meeks, at FL Dorado; S.
G. Gary, at Winfield.
Nebraska-Charles Alling. at Seward; /
G. Foster, at Nelson; {. 5. Parker, at Full
lerton.
Iowa-William e. Lewis. at Charlton;
E. x. Stall, at Mount Pleasant
Idaho-J. S. Campbell, Jr., ut Pocatello.
South Dakota-J. Il. Cogan, at Huron,
ARMY AND NAVY.
Lieutenant Colonel Alfred T. Smith,
Eighth infantry. to be colonel; Major G.
NJ. Randall, Fourth infantry, 10 be- lieu
tenant colonel; Captain g. S. Carpenter.
Fourteenth infantry, to ba major; Second
Lieutenant q. L. French, Fourth infantry,
TO be first lieutenant; Second Lieutenant
Frank Owen, Eighth infantry, to be first
lieutenant
Captain II. S. Kilbourne, assistant sur
geon, to be surgeon with the rank of ma
jor; Second Lieutenant III. :. Elliott, Fifth
cavalry. to be first lieutenant; First Lieu
tenant r. L. Stevens, Sixth infantry, to be
assistant Quarter-maSter
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Hoos1ER LIQUOR CONTEST.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 15.-Tne or.
ganized liquor dealers OF the state will
fight the case of Haggard VS.. Stahlin,
which the supreme court, Yesterday, de-
clined to consider, and allowed the former
decision to stand, which awards damages
to Mrs. Haggard because Stahlin estab-
lished a saloon near her property. The
court held in effect that suit for damages
is proper when contiguous or nearby
property is deprecated By the establish
ment of a saloon. II is given out that the
liquor men will contribute $50. 900 to con-
test the decision and bring about re-
yersal
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COXEY'S COHORTS,
The industrial Army" Threaten to
Seize Railroad Transportation.

Los ANGELES, Cal. March l5-The In
dustrial Arm yAeceived accessions today
bringing its enlisted force up to $50 men.
The situation is liable to become serious
here tomorrow. At l. o'clock in the fore
noon Acting Commander - Id is to re-
ceive an answer from the city council as
to their Success in securing free trsnspor-
tation for the army over the Santa Fe.
The answer is bound to be in the negative,
as WIS learned from General Manager
Wade of the Southern California railway.
General O'Brien, on Monday, told the city
council that if the railroad would not
give transportation the army would take
the railroad, and if he tried to carry out
the threat there would surely be trouble.
The army today was busy preparing for
the long journey.
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WASHINGTON, March 13.-The last day
of the debate on the Bland seigniorage
bill attracted large crowd 10
the senate today and the galleries were
well filled. The first part Of the day was
taken ND by the transaction Of some rou-
tine morning business and by the speeches
of Senators Carey, Palmer, Dubois.
Mitchell Oregon and Pettigrew.
At2 o'clock Senator Harris asked that
the bill be put upon its final passage in &C
cordance with the agreement arrived at
several days ago. The yeas and nays be-
ing demanded. the bill was passed by a
vote OF fl to 81.
The following is the vote:
Yeas-Allen, Bate. Berry, Black burn.
Blanchard, Butler, Call, Cockrell, Coke,
Colquitt, Daniel, Dubois. Faulkner.
George, Gordon, Hansbrough, Harris,
Hunion, Irby, Jones ARK. Kyle, Lindsay,
McLauriD, Martin. Mills, Mitchell OR,
Morgan. Pascoe, PETER. Perkins. Petit
grew. Power. Pugh. Quay. Ransom,
Vest, Voorhees,, White, Wolcott. Total, a.
Nays-Alder, Allison, Brice, Gallery,
Cary, Chandler, CuIlom, Davis, Dolph,
Frye, Challenger, Gibson. German,
Hale, Hawley, Higgins, Lodge, Nc
Millen, Mcpherson, Manderson, Mitchell,
ia,
Proctor, Smith. Stockbridge, Villas,
Washburn, Wilson. Total 81
The pairs were Camden for, with Gray
against; Hill for, with Duncan against;
Jones (Neb) for, with Hoar against;
Vance for, with Sherman against.
Senators Squire and Cameron did not
vote. Yesterday Squire voted in favor of
The bill and Cameron was paired in its
favor
The senate also passed several bills of
minor Importance, aud at 245 went into
executive session and passed upon large
number of nominations.
Immediately following the vote in de-
tail the passage of the bill was greeted by
applause from the galleries. which drew
forth rep;imand from the presiding Of
ficer, Mr.. Villas
The senate then took up and passed the
bill to amend the act authorizing the con
struclion of high wagon bridge over the
Missouri river at Sioux City. The amend
ment extends the time of the bridge until
March . 1896
A charter was also granted the Iowa and
Nebraska Pontoon Bridge company, au-
thorizing it to build bridge across the
Missouri river near Sioux City, Iowa, and
then after an executive session Of thirty
five minutes the doors Were reopened and
the senate took from the calendar and
passed bills 10 extend the time for COM
plotting bridge across the Missouri river
between Kansas City and the town of
Slbley. No., and granting right-of-way to
The Duluth and Manitoba railroad com.
pany scross the Fort Pemina reservation
Ia North Dakota.
At 4:l0 p. N. the senate adjourned until
Monday.
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Chess Tournament.

NEW YORK, March i5.-The first game
in the chess match, ten games each for
s., 900 and the championship OF the world,
between W. Steinitz and Emanuel LsSker
was played today at the Union Square
house. Ltsker won toss, whereupon he
opened with Ruy Lapez. He obtained a
good attack. which. however, petered out,
and at the time of recess SteinitZ, by an
error in his forty-fifth move. lost a pawn.
Lssker later won on "A rook for knight and
pawn king, thus clear exchange ahead.
Lasker seated his fifty-fifth movement
Tue game will be finished tomorrow.
Steinitz still has chances TOR draw.
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DYNAMITE WARNING.

PATERSON. y. j., March 1.-THE Batter
son strikers had recourse 10 dynamite,
carrying out taeir threat of two days ago.
The people of the city were awakened to-
night by the explosion OF bomb in front
OF tie residence OF John Bates, foreman of
the warpJng department OF Bamford
Bros, mills.
The Bamford Bros. operatives are on
strike. IL was 10 tais house whsre the
trouble originated. The bomb exploded
tonight Was a small one, presumably, as
no damsgs was done, aad Bales himself
regards il more in the nature OF q wara.
ink than an attempt upon his life,
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OFFICIALS MURDERED.

SANTA FE. y. NJ, March 15-Governo.
Thornton returned tonight from Mora
county where he investigated the murder
OF ex-Sherin John Doherty which oc-
CURED January 9. and the killing OF An
tonic Rel n moath later by sheriff's
posse. The governor says Agipito Abeytis.
sheriff OF Nora county. aud nis daught.r,
under direction OF 4. W. Pierce, Las
Vegas lawyer. were implicated in the
Doherty killing, aud Raei was assassin
sssd when about TO turn states evidences.
The governor re moved Abeytis from Office
and he aud Lawyer Pierce and nine others
are under arrest for murder
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BRITAIN WILL NOT PROPOSE.

LONDON, Narch 15-Sir William Vernon
Harcourt, the chancellor OF the exchequsr,
was questioned today IN regard 20 the in
tentton OF the government IN view OF the
memorial forwarded 70 Lord Roseberry OF
March Il By the London chamber OF com
meFce, IN accordance with resolution OF
its oriental section, asking the So=erament
20 take steps to resume tie Brussels none
sAry conferences. In reply, Sl- William
said the government was not aware Of tie
desire npOn the part OF aaY foreign govern
Eegt 10 Ie-estA5.is1 the International ST.
yer conference. and the British govern
ment did not intend 70 make s1ch pro-
posal.
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EnoarEa PaoHraa

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New Course at Ocean View.

SAN FIR ANCIsCo, March i5-It is report
ed here that one hundred and ten acres of
land in the vicinity OF tbs Industrial
school at Ocean View has been purchased
for thepurpose OF building a race track with
every modern improvement. The pur-
chasers are said to be Fred Walbaugh of
New York, p. Currigan aud j. Uhlmsa of
Chicago aud NJ. A. Gunst of San Fran
cisco. 1t is stated that the work of build
ing the new track will be commenced at
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GOOD SAINT PAT.

LONDON. March 15-Mr Justin Nc
Carthy presided this evening at a banquet
given by number Of his party in the Hol-
born restaurant in celebration of st. Pat
rick. In proposing q toast TO Ireland and
the nation he said that they had met I'M
der conditions of certain depression, but
on the whole, under conditions of great
encouragement. Irishmen had lost their
greatest ally in Mr. Gladstone, but i'll the
meantime every augury was with them.
They relied with absolute fidelity upon the
democracy of the United Kingdom to
stand by and help them. The health of
Mr.. Gladstone was proposed and was
drank with great enthusiasm.
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GUATEMALA GRUMBLES.

NEW YORK, March ia special to the
World from Guatemala says: There is
great uneasiness here. President Barrios'
house is closely guarded and Barrios him
self never appears in public without an
escort The military are kept constantly
on watch and there are frequent changes
of commanders. The antipathy TO Ameri-
Cans increases. The feeling is especially
manifested towards Mrs. Barrios, VINO is
an American.
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AFTER THE SANTA FE

KANSAS CITY, March l5-The Caion
Trust company of New York fled blH Of
complaint 10 the federal court today
against the Atchisoa, Topeka and Santa
Fr railway company, asklag Tor the fore =
closure o. mortgages held By the plaintiff.
The proceedings are the same a. those
brought il otheg states where the Santa
Ee railway has property. aud are Incl
dental TO she recent appointment OF -
ceivers for that road.