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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-23

authority OF Secretary li,fhrft 10 tert %
new MD 90 navigation, tuU IS llf0mo.of
on Instrument intended 10 ull1cr
the sexiaut aboard thp shlif, 100 show.
Ing the exact petition OF the weasel. 10
has many points uf advantage over
the texinui in accuracy AMI freedom
from long nr.thmriicnl calculation.
ono feature 81 greatest value BE- the
capacity 0f the instrument 90 record
observations In fogg, when the sun or
STARS chine limly 0t the horizon cannot
be seen and tie .seXtant BE- use.c's 90
locate the shir. Zoe lieutenant reports
thut the instrument worked admirably
on tho Wumaf uuiur all kinds uI
weaihcfnbd the ~ rlh German lufd
Go ,ismakIus aruurvmUutsi equip J..
Their yeuciB with Is ltH IrJluu.u
the instrument viii also BE- used lu our
navy.
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HEARING.
Il Will Take PllC8 Before The Com.
mBslO10TS TOMORROW Afternoon.
a LIVELY TINE IS PREDICTED.


The hcarlDg OF the accused Gfemen,
Bates, Mowcr', Montague aui Regain,
will begin bUiorc tho board OF fire and
police commissioners ai 1880 tomorrow
afternoon.
The indications today wore that
stubborn Och, will DO made By the dis.
charged hrgmou. ttI understood that
they have engaged Judge Povcrs 10
repro-cnt them before tho commission.
crs. AMI there tho fun promises 10
commence. Tho claim is se, up that
the board has no right 20 hear any cass
in court capacity aud that such being
true there eau neither bo prosecution
or defense iu tue ordinary uccepta-
ton OF those lorrs ia support OF That
View section 20 Of the ON which
created tho c1mmi6li0u is quoted. 10 DO
as flli0WH:
"No officer or member Of sald IRE or
police department shall be dismissed
except for cause nor until after trial,
hud BY hn affirmative vote rf
Three momss,s % said board. The
accused thnll be fufniahCi with a writ.
lNu copy 20 tuu uuafEc1 ngainHt him
az least ton days previous 10 tho day
90 trial aui Re shall have an oppof.
tunity 20 examine Witnesses IN his
behalf, and all witnesses shall be- rx.
amiueb under oath and all trials shall
DO public"
In ChB1 tho aCcusod ia not sailided
with the action OF said board, II n
claimui that hr has recourse before
regular court, wheto he may sue for
dan ages anu be represented by counsel,
but That no uucu course Of procedure
can be- permitted before the commits.
aionot. ltia more than likely tho
board Will be- called upon 10 decide
that very point before II can enter into
full hearing OF tho case. Tho nc.
cured will demand that they DO
allowed 60 have an attorney present.
Those pfeiorung tho charges will I'M
doubiolly object AMI a clash will be-
tho result A. the bill mAkra no pro.
Vision Whatever for prosecution, de-
.unsc, or aubrWnaing Of Witnesses, and
na the board IL looked upon ~ being
simply m arbitration body'iti- thought
that attorneys will be barred from TAX.
Ing active part In the proceedings.
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Ac - not "tuuuurtiuE % snow hWt
Dnos'nt Mud nragHing.
CHICAGO, April g8-Ctutrll Muslc
hall wac again crowded wu9n ksv.
john Alexander Dove epIae 90 his
faith healing dociuurs. Before giving
his talk DO. Dove cxplaiuUi that tue
fuW0n no healing was dlnf visihly
wna that he was not c1uductns "a
spectacular show. ht the Close %. the
preachers address, 10. H. owen, ihv
young mnu wn0 was healed ui O.
fcvufs ht.ack of innamainry fhcuma'
tism, was introduced aud tlli DIE
story. Ho hnd been dlcE about two
months. Ten days ngJ bis condition
Uacnmu acfiOUs, his hmbs being
crauipUd 90 chat he was unable 10
move hand OF foot. HI vile cont %
letter Go ID. Dove. TO pr1mtui,
however, t0 puy Cor him, aud n'tot
that he be- brought Co tue homo M1n.
day morning. About three O'Clock lu
The afternoon hu fuita ilitle better cut
wns sii! unable 10 leave bis bed with.
uut hciD Monday morning, MiCu
mon carried him 10 q cArfingr, anu hu
war taken % tho home.
"As The men carried me 10, ] iolt rH
" knivr8 were running through my
body" bn said, "Wbiu prayer unH
being offered Tor ms 1 was cured body
and soul. I have bcun walking nh iut
ever moe, AMI 1 do not frVl any ache
or rain"
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men mny join other com nu.es, tui
must follow orders hereafter"
Loud upauuCluN1us of Kelly were
heard, some men openly accusing u.m
OF uppfupraiiug tue luud8 donated %
thr Amy,
Col -urnI, 10 whose regiment com.
pauy &C" brlouae ed, appealed iu behalf
OF his men. hut N.ny was .hIufnll.
lie ordered the furfuHnt o. call tho roll
Of company &C" AMI re- each man
stcpucI forward hu was asked % be was
willing 20 Join another company The
riictrs aud men promptly responded
That they would go iuraBfI Hs r0m-
pnuy &C" roc not nt nli. They wcio
ordered 10 give up tuu badge nud
leave.
When The scene was over Co. Spchi.
who b. popular auIrg thH sacramento
division, begun au 1difrsa. Hu fai1
ho was deeply affected OIL ne told The
men of bis UUvp sy mpntuy i0f ihuu,
"But men d0 u1t count iu such n move.
m1ut on this,n hp drclatci. "it iHa
principle q. which men must bc facr..
Heed. I know amt love every one OF
you. bu. / must leave you hud 60 Uu."
spenJ extended his haud ani with
tu'rt streaming down hH suuuurue1
cheeks hr snls brlkonly; GOOD bye,
b1H. Tho men u.hod forward uni
win wei eyes and be- broken voices
bAur their chiui farewell.
"Wu will follow you, colonel" they
SAID, "hit We have been unIudly
tf,atpd.W
Spread turned away with bic hand.
klrphiHf 20 his eyes and walked dIwn
tue bluffs alone 20 Join the main body.
Tho little band with nlvaud banner
lowered wntcncd him, many sobblug
aloud. AZ last Noes asked the men 90
they would follow him east "Col
Spuad will briuE Kelley around"
no taid, "anI wu viii BE- hack
in the army before tomorrow"
After tflff consultation the
mon declared their willingness o. go
uuu give three rouslng cheers Tor
-ruhi. They passed the army, drawn
up along the wagon ROAD, auI started
up the 81. Paul railroad tracks Tor
Avorh, whv.r the army u to spend
the Might.
Kelley manha'cl bic troops aud
The march 90 Avocl, eighteen miles,
hos lufuu. Ihu farmers of th1 SUR
rounding country have provided one
huudftI wagons aud tho greater part
Ofthu men were carried. Ouu 90 taU
companies had tD walk aud Colonel
Baker Joined tue ranks oi one 90 those.
Toe msn were vigorously chuufcl anu
every milo gr gu, The iafmtfs met ihu
ranks with % wagon load u pfJy,siDua.
Dinner was taken i1 % pretty grove
shout niuu miles from Nicola nuI the
army reached AvICa about on
time. The luduatfiais received ul
ovation ss they marched into tow u,aud
woro well provided with ratl0ua. The
3d. Paul road began running trains
Into Council Buds today, bus 90 no.
tempt 20 teiz8 the trains was made,
Tho march overland will DO continued
quietly until De- Aioluus 81 reached,
bat there the men are certain % rr.
cure unlI. Gen. Kelly i0dny bh0wgd
his roll calls 10 IA Associated Pfsss
rtp0rtrr.
1905 men marched into Nicola Jos.
teiuny.
fwuuly Irrruiia WufsfecItei thara,
and $3.50 men, exclusive VI the Uiii-
GERS, reached Ay0ca.
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NEW YUmi, April 28.-Slock mar
ket uurutd wtHR. A brisk selling
movement sent the prices down % /
rer cent later in Union Pacific.
In later trailing the decline OF . Der
cent IN sugar was recovered,
After the general list had declined
several fractions the prices began 10
move up. sugar advanced
graiual Improvement subsequently
set I'M. sugar rising! 4, sugar preferred.
however, broke 2 Ina the last hour
railing was slealy until late deallngs
when n decline took place In the gen.
eral list II a. per cent The mar.
ket closed wuah,
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WILL OPEN BIDS TONIGHT.
Grant School Heating ani Yentlallpg
Plant.

Tho committee on sites and build.
ings Of tho board OF education will
meet this evening for the purpose Of
receiving aud opening bids Tor heating
anu ysntilaliug the now Grant school
building to be erected Ia the Fourth
ward.
The building Is to be- heated by low
pressure, direct aud indirect radiation,
win natural ventilation, Blddefs are
required 10 furnish complete plans anu
srecifcations sufficient 10 heat ana
ventilale all paris Of the building TO 20
de4tees Fahrenheit NJ zero weather aud
tp furnish 30 cutie feet OF fresh alr per
puuil per minute for zach Of the fifteen
class rooms. Bids unacc0mpanied by
a certified check for por cent VI the
Did will moi b9 considered.
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Method of Making petroleum
bricks

bricks
WAsuiNqToN, April cain rgpoFt
Just published by tho stale department
United States Consul g. n. ChAuCrl.
l0r, OF Huvfe, explains tho method Of
manufacturing "A now fuel which 10
now ia use Ia s1mu paris o. France.
The inventor b. Mursirucci anu tuo fuel
IL known as petroleum bricks. The
method h ~ ioll0Wt:
Mix one lire VI petroleum, 100
grams saturated soap, 10 pur cent Of
rusiu nul 1889 gtnmG VI caustic soda.
Heat this mixture, being careful 10 stir
10 meanwhile, until rOlidiilCutiOn CON.
mcuCtf, say about a. minutes, II tho
mlEturu8huulu tenu ~ Toll over pour
Ia few moro dtJps o. soda anu con-
tuue 10 stir ualii Qualification has
sufficiently Progressed, then pour tho
HtmLhuld material into moldH 10 foam
Tue bricks and place these In hot
room OF crying place Tor ton or hNeen
minutes, then remove them anu let
tl,m cool. Ina few hours they can be
usUi On fuel
10 the three elements which con.
6lilute the mixture Maehiracci recon.
u.ouda tho addition VI 20 per cent OF
saw dust md - per cent u clay or
sAuis, which makes the brick more
sJlldtsud les expensive, Trials Oi these
tricks ne fuel have been made at
A.auelllUa on tugs, anu II In found,
weight for weight, they develop three
tiurB smuch heat MS coal and leaveB
no ashes. IL "a exp Clod, with some
slight change In the furnace, II viii be
possible To arrive ut Sill more perfect
results, not only In the increased heat,
but In the entire suppression ~ smoke
und ON the most economical basis, one
hilogrnm Of soliuitled matter being
equal ~ iour Kilograms Of coal.
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ANIMrontANr Annrsr
Al Italian Ansrrhi,, Pound In
london

Ioudun.
LUypIE, April 80. o. The Italian
anarchist, Guisryw Fr.wfi was af-
iosiod ytficfJay auI bfught up at
Bow Street police court Today.
Auatchia, pJ'U h1i iu 0rmrI the
police. FrfAr occupied among toe
uunfChifta tIr tnmr petition "ND. l'
Boo the iou.au brotherhood. Nr con.
trglicI the collection aud disifiNIIuu
90 iuuds AMI LliufloI the manufacture
ami dHI0sal OF bombs fgrmri
was clrcfUI A. thp information
OIL conference 90 anarchists at TIE
Hague boo 1901, 90 direct the operations
10 EugiuuI, aud BE- member uf tho
Autonomy Cluu and received many
foreigners Boz hls suui. fJlu asserts
that FcrraH furnished money %
Bergen, the French anarchist who
was fatally iguful Uy % premature
discharge ~ o. ulmn, which he WIS
cnffyiug in Gr.lwlch Park, and
pfomnuI him or .I - "a week Tor bile
life, 10 hU tuutu thu cApl0llOn.
Anarchist lituutlfo aud important
doCumuuts we're found ia fufMu's
rooms, which Will be OF great assist
ancc % The police VI other countries
besides England.
A policeman teslincd that Fvrrari
said tuat n he had a revolver, he would
have Killed tiE Or seven, "lf / unu
money, / would have taken P0lu'H
bomb % France or Italy, but having
none, meant ~ use 10 10 tho Royal
Exchange Of L1nign. / would have
thrown the bomb anu escaped n
could. II had Jailed, others would
have taken my place" The prisoner
sm led throughout the proceedings.
lie was rvmaudtd.
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NEw NoHS, April, rs The steam.
chip Havolina has arrived from Rio
dc Jauelfo ufingiug nearly hll the
American olilccrs Of the dynamite
nf-lsgt Niclhet1y aud frittndon
Marriott, the correspondent Of tue
Associated Press, VINO served rs Gu.
sign. OF q crew Of g43 persons oil but
siX have teen safely returned. Thee
men died aud the fourth was murdered
IN Rio. Each officer has nc least
1000 ~ show the Tor winters cruise.
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sumo DEAD NAN
4 Remarkable ease Of Divorce Pro.
CrcuiuEs,

AfAiNrAhhiu vase OF divorce FruH
Crcdtugs,
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, April 23.-rhe
remarkable spectacle " woman tu.ug
hor utaI husband Tor divorce ~ pre-
scented by proceedings 10 tho district
court here. Miranda Paul married
William Paul short timo ago, after
being divorced from her hrat husband.
Boon after William made discoveries
that lOu MIN 10 believe that the divorce
WIS not legal anu refused 90 live with
her She began suit against him Tor
divorce, Ia order 10 test the validity OF
her former divorce. Paul hloI cfosB.
Io.iIiOn iu which he asked divorce
aud ~ 900 damage. Before the Fuit
came 10 trial, Paul died. The woman
40 once asked 10 have the suits Hbatod
On the ground that biz death removed
the cause Tor action. Tho heirs OF Paul
declined 10 allow this on the ground
Pauls property Interests demand q
settlement OF the case, They deny that
the woman " entitled 10 any share In
the estate. The matter has been taken
under advlscmeut 10y the court anu the
womnn'a attorneys arc expecting the
cast will 10 tried.
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EnIrYINa SERVICES.
Two women Attack a PREACHER Ia u
PuiptL

AWu Wothnh AAthrH NFentheF ~ ~
PuipiL
NEW YoRg, April %. - In The
church OF san Salvatore, the only
Protestant Epi5colHl church Tor ltal-
inns In the CITY, tho rector. Albert o.
Pace, just 90 he was about tu open
suulny evening service, was assaulted
by two women, Mrs. CnfavNta aud
Mis-. Cusati. Mrs. Caravata advanced
90 tue pulpit, anu In an excited manner
askrd: "lu this tho Catholic chuTch2n
"lIIn BE- the Catholic cnuroh; tho
EriEcopnl church, the church Of Christ,
ut. tue American Catholic church, /"
replied the rector.
Atihnt buin women attacked Mt.
Pace, who forgot himself no Tar ~ 90
strike buok, knocking most Of Mn.
tugnvata's tyulh down her throat The
rector Immediately aIOloglzud. had the
two women elected anu proceeded
win tho services. Arrests viii be-
inside. TINT women say Mt. Pace bap.
lE.I Mr. CJsurl's children, telling
them thnt lao was a Catholic priest
HHu the churcu Catholic church.
When they Uncovered the deception,
they dctUTmingd upon the assault.
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senator Wnshburu Argt,s for Reel.
urusity Treaties.

NFN''AN Ah'NNlfHa
WAutsoIus, Apfil.8. Washburn,
NJ Miuuusyts, addressed the senate on
tho tafiu oil today, arguing against the
fulual of the reciprocity treaty already
existing, uud ayuuug applying the
snmg principle iu uil our foreign trade.
"luu win hul, SIC. prusiduu5" he
elij, "ihat nu nbfugatiou OF these aI.
Engagements VIII b8 the most unpopular
piece uf legislation C1urru4t has cue
acted or viii enact, and 10 will Boz ru.
scented by the CIUErus % the southern
republics and colonies a. well as the
people 1' the United 5tltu. The
tuittl rlniUl stands iu POSITION 90
command aud c1ulr0l the greater share
VI the trade " th1 topical portion Of
the southern continent ami 10 ls Doe.
siulu by guaranteeing tho duties on
wool, copper, lcsd orc and some
other articles, 90 negotiate tiE-
lar ARRANGEMENTS with MrGicI,
chile, Uruguay aud thi AfEoniinu Re-
public, whose i1rUlgu tnIB annually
uAcpruu slJI,OlJ,UlO aud whose im.
ports annuity pass s2iDODl,OlU. All
articles ] Maine except lead ORC are
placed upon the free llst without ak.
Ing anything in return or giving On
opportunity by diplomatic negotiations
o. SECURE valuable concessions Tor the
huuult 0fUur farmers aud mechanics.
Not only does this bin Irpudiatu ami
reject all tho advantage that have
been obtained Tor our producers 10 the
southern nati8us, but it tht1WH away
forever the prospect ot obtaining n
market i0ra least 100000, 900 OF the
surplus ufOIuctH OF our farms aud fact.
ofles. Washburn dcclaraI the only
Increase OF our trade ia the past year
was with reciprocity countries.
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mon gathered % tho Ial a, Talahrc
AMI tufcol 0pcu the door, Sam 4largH.
'rr Tom ClaStou and Dave llHwlI .
wrf" IoI ut aud hst col To- the a.lu.
stfaGo OF the count house. Their b0Iiu.
were hanging there this morning.
tHN'ou nnd four pals arc ftIii iu the
swamp. THE uvtr aud Oh avenues OF
escape are cl0auly guarded aud the ulu.
mae capture 90 tNe five men Is rc.
rafdei ORG uuIy question Of time. Il
Seems certain hey will be lyuched.
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MONTEREY, Cal, April 28,--From
the httat information 10 be had here
tis believed that 10 least ak LIVES were
Loot with the steamer Los Angeles,
which struck on tho TUcEs on Point
Sur late Saturday LiphL Three
buuiea have teen cnst upon tbs beach
near the lighthouse. The mRnnpr Of
terror 10 the occupants Of the life boat
IN which he attempted 10 reach the
shore. The men Nj tho oars worked
the heavy craft almost into the break
ers which pounded up against the
sleep rocky cliffs At the summit Vi
Which 10 Point Sur lighthouse, hut 90
uAngetouB wa their poslugn Ia the
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NEW YoRK, April 28.-rhc visible
grain supply on April "a, complied by
the New YORK slOck exchange Is ha
fllIowE Wheat o., 42i. 900. Increase
$4,000; corn li,541,OJD, decrease lij,.
Olu; oats $685. Increase 1000; fyo
81 900, decrease 5000; bailey 100000,
decrease 1000.
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rhnrsea wIlh I.mb...Iemenl.

NEW IoKR, April 2a.-willlam
L0hmau, former cashier OF the CXCluu
department OF Brooklyn, has brou
arrested Nc Toronto, Ont, charged Ia
warrant with ombezzling $4,000 irom
the city. Hu was held on a telegram
nom Brooklyn police officials. He
admitted the cmlczzlomUnt Of tlO, 400
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TRESToS, n, j., April 23.-Isaao
+. Bisrull, formerly superintendent OF
the American saw company, has been
arrested Tor rmurzzliug s-u,OJO Of the
company's funds Hnd Tor forging u
check for slbU.
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NEW YoHR, April "a There IL
prospect Of litigation over the will
Of Edwin Booth. Dc. Joseph Booth,
the oldest surviving brother Of tho
actor, h not satisfied with the conduct
Of the executors OF the estate and has
entered proceedings In the surrogate
court
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nrIcL naI.sr. ean.a TroabI..

CHICAGO, April 23--One hundred
anu MY striking brick makers went
from Blue island, "a suburb Of this city,
10 Schrrrervillo today and insisted
that the men employed In the yards Of
the latter place quit work. The en-.
pluyers called on the sheriff aud deIutie.
WtT sent at once, Serious trouble Is
expected ~ the strikers are promised
reinforcement,
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ZEACTREs, Mexico, April 23.-Tho
Catholic cathedral AZ BanoRn was on.
tered by robbers anu all the silver and
gold church ornaments were stolen.
Rural guards overlook the bandits aud
n hrisk light resulted in two Outlaws
icing killed and recovery OF tue
booty.
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WAmrNuloN, April 28.-Chlef J US.
tIcs Fuller decided tOIay 10 take the
Rppesl OF John y. Igkue the Graves.
end boss, on briois, nui gave the at
tofneys until Friday to prepare the
bfluis,
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heavy swoi that they tarsI not at
tempt laudi0g bol1a ths chill
When they uut aHuu,uui hgIlel 0ui
10 son again Nolan puHagi Into the
scl, determined 90 8wm t1 tho O. cty
shore. II was iii'e Iess than fu.cIde,
Tor ho drowned in iul. eight Oi 40 iu
the boat.
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FiLru Avn nREAD.
Indignation At London bakery noysI.
ntiuus.

ntiuus,
LoNDoN, April 90. 1t announced,
az result OF the indignation created
10y the report Of the sanitary Institute
regarding the conditions under which
bread eaton by the people Of this city IL
produced that tho government has de-
cided 10 appoint a select committee Of
the House Of Commons 70 investigate.
According 10 the report nve.siKths Of
all bread consumed In London IL pro.
duced In cellar bakeries, not more than
six feet high, ten feet IN length and
twelve feet wide. sewer gas enters
through drains opening In the door,
while further pollution IL caused by tho
ground air aud the damp sucked up
into the heated cellar through the door.
ing.
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yfcKsBuna, Miss, April 2a.--Four
nepro.s have already paid the penalty
Tor the brutal asHasaluatlon OF Manager
Boygs OF the Baum plantation In
Madison Parish on saturday. One was
shot ON Suuday puIlng tue hlgh'A
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Is..e MATHEMATICIAN.

HoTEL DBL CoUDSAD1, Cal, April
43.-Jussr SuiiEmau, ut J. q 3. Suiis-
man, bauEcg, New York AM London
died here Of pneumonia anu Blshpa
disease. lie CAME here four days ago
with his daughter.
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NEW Yomy, April 28-Edwari
Reed, carpet manufacturer NJ Albany,
died today NJ his home IN Brick
Church, \. j., ~ years Of age. lie
leaves an estate Of S2iOJJ,OUJ.
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DETROIT, April 23.-work was re.
6umed today on the waierworka extern
sion ut Crosse Point by thirty shovol-
lors, protected BY 1855 officers. Toe
Poles nru following the advice OF their
ptiosta 10 keep away from tho place.
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NEW Yorul, April 2s.--rhe Horaid's
MOntuvldeO dispatch Gays the OK
minister Of foreign affairs " Uruguay
declares that the river Platte company
received 100000 from Europe Tor the
Brazilian revolutionary cause.
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LONDON, April Peter Price, the
well known h0rfgtIalner, and William
Todd, a widely known cotton spinner,
are dead.
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IInInI A..rmI NINrn.

LoNDON, April 23,-lt IL officially
announced tuat royal ascent has been
given ~ the Brhtlug sea act.
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Great Northern Train. on Time from,
~. Paul.

ST. PAUL, April 23.-Tplns were
sent out from this city on time today
aud Great Northern officials say they
expect no further trouble. they expect
trains 10 80 10 Great Falls, Montana,
without interruption, The conference
has not yet buun held. Nine strikers
aud others were arfaigucl before u. 5.
Commissioner Spencer today, charged
with Obsiructiug the mails.
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IIsnrs.enlatl.a .Imp.an IIl.

WABulNGTON, ID. c., April 2j.-lhe
Hines u Representative simpson has
assumed an alarming phase.
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LISBON, April 23.-rhofo nro sixty.
fye fresh cases " cholera In this city.
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vAooINArED THE BAND.

TEURE HAurE, lndl Aptil 23.-Tho
county board OF health today vucciuat.
ed all l'rty's band. IL Is expected the
Vandalia road will take the army 10
indianapolis,