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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-03
INCOME AND oUreo.

WASHINGTON. April 2.-The regular
monthly treasury statement for March
shows receipts as follows: Customs. I'll. :
35S. 1884; internal revenue, So, sos, Az; mis-
cellaneous, $675, 3S5
The total receipts were, therefore, So,
$40, 797, as against $34, 1850 for March,
1893
The disbursements during the month
were as follows: Civil aid miscellaneous,
50 656 907; war, 1878, 427; navy. 1888. 40;
Indians. s709 O67; pensions, Sl3. 80, $40; In
terrsis. s246, All. The total disbursements.
81, l37. $50 as against $S1 .633, 4s2 Tor March
1893. leaving deficiency for the mouth of
March of Sc. 2947 6S. and for the nine
months Of the present fiscal year OF So
432, OF.
As compared with March OF last year
there was failing of in the receipts from
customs of over S6S SOC. 600; from internal
revenue of S122. 500, and from misceilan-
cons sources of $S44, 622
In the expenditures there was a de
crease of $40 9l5 on Indian account and
S466, ia on account of pensions. There
WAS also falling off in the interest &C
count of $751;. 734
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, April 2-For five hours
today roll call followed roll call in an end
less attempt 10 bring the Republican fill
buster against the O'Neill-Joy contesie ed
election case 20 close, but at no time
were the democrats able to muster a quo
rum, and the tight was finally abandoned
tor the day. Mr.. Patterson, of Tennessee.
who has charge of the case, said this even
ing: This case will be kept before the
house until it is disposed OF If it takes all
summer. 1t might as well be understood
now as eyer. Those who have any idea
that il will be abandoned Will find they
are mistaken"
just before the house adjourned Mr.
Patterson gave notice that tomorrow he
would ask the house TO sit in continuous
session until the Case WAS decided. Today
10 was the high water mark touched by
the Democrats on any roll call This Is
nine short of a quorum. About ten DEM
ocrdts are voting on every call against
O'Neill. and three from his own state.
At Ass the house adjourned.
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FRISCo'S FRAGMENT.

SAN Francisco. April 2-This after
noon large number ot unemployed men
Assem- Dled IN front of the City bail aud
organized what they termed an industrI al
army. They were 400 strong aud wer,
orderly and quiet. Some III The men In
the ranks bore banners, on one OF winch
was inscribed the legend, United States
Industrial Army"
In the ranks there was an old wagon TO
~ hich ropes were attached ana whico was
hauled By men. IL Was called the commits
sary department. IL Was o'ciUck when
tho army started, being ranged ia RANKS
anu marched in al orderly manner.
Mayor Ebert agreed TO give the army s.
from the contingent fund To pay tbeir Way
10 Oakland,
This money the delegation took and
stated that fully four bundred OF the army
would 20 TO Oakland tomorrow AM CON
meuce the start for Wssh nEton. The oh
ject of tue march through the city TO-DAY 10
IOr SUPPLIES.
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THE NURSES DELIGHT.

Every experienced nurse knows the val
ue of a remedy which, without being an
anodyne, will relieve soreness of the limit
or stiffness OF the joints, and enable a pa
tieut to sleep quietly aud naturally.
Just such remedy are AllcOck's Por-
Gus Piasters. Placed on the chest or on
the back, if necessary cut into strips and
placed over the muscles OF the limbs, they
work mzrvels in the way of soothing and
quieting restIessness Being perfectly
simple and harmless in their composition,
they can be used freely. aud many a SUI
ferer has thanked them for a night OF rest,
grateful both TO him and those who care
for him.
Brandreth,s Pills do not weaken the
horalS
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HIS PETS PREFERRED.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-Charies II. j.
Taylor, Of Kansas WHO was today nominated
by the president to be recorder of deeds OF
the District of Columbia Was nominated
during the extra session as minister to
Bolivia, but the nomination was not acted
upon aud failed. President Cleveland fol-
lowed a precedent in naming colored
man for the place of ex-SenatorBruc-. as The
recorder appointed by President Harrison
succeeded "A color-d man named by Presi-
dent Cleveland during his first term.
James d. Yeomans, named for the inter.
state commerce commission, i now a state
senator from Woodbury. county, Iowa. Up
TO five years ago he was a resident of
Buffalo and was warm friend of Presi-
dent Cleveland in his early career. he is
considered an able man.
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A Little Horse.
iEY Ell. CAPIrANl

Billy HoloweH will move his stable to
the mile track about the first OF the month.
Wiikecho, 2:31, and Trixey Allison are eu-
tered at Denver, Colo.
The Arkansas Valley Stock Farm will
take four head TO the Beaver June meet
ing, including Bismuth for the % class
E. C. Toler starts Myron McHenry in the
.23 class at Denver.
e. 4. kenoyer says be has the fines
sucking colt by Ashland Wilkes in the
state.
Fanny GriefTenstein. dam Of Jimmie c.
2::235S. foaled bay lilly by Ashland
Wilkes, on tie 24th ult
Red Lady, 2:l6Sl, is entered in the &c
pace at Grand Rapids, Mich
Turk, 2:ia. (made over the Wichita track
is doing the ringing act in Canada, SO says
report.
Tbeo Shelton. Jim Ramey's phenominal
pacing colt, makes his first start in the two
year-oid pace at Grand R,pids. Mica, and
the wiggier that orats bin will have 10
june some.
A recent issue OF tie Youths Comp.n-
ion contains an extract from John Splzn' 5
book, Life with the Trotters-"
In The past ten years J. II. Shuts. the
miiliousire baker has paid out over one
million dollars FOG irotfiog horseS Isis
makes the gentleman the champion buyer
OF a meric8-
| understand that tie Wichita Fair
A ssociaf ION has secured the services of w
Il. Men air as starter They couldn't
have selected better, nos oxrri1g tie
high priced starters Mac Is eeaeral
favGrite alike with OWNERS All drivers
sud his ability IN the stand Is UDque>-
tio0eS.
There are entries il The . stake tro.
81 Denver. Advscrs from there say that
every stake i filed except the 20 class
Dave X Carriers horse. SoErise Prlnea.
2-2i viii make his first s<ar. d. fon dn
Lac, Wis
A deaf mute a. Eers1stoa has "a anus-
ing Way OF describing NJ r NAs<x AID
the istser's horse Ss&shsr- 2-ls& DuGmy
makes n ssmscircle in tie ar iroA esEn 20
waist bzod with his banda This = -
represent Mosier who IS heavyweight.
A ritfiinS motion x.sh The hnnds beld oae
over ne other, and w1ss slake % .ths
bead indicate . veyy tage poeH.
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MADR!D. April 2-Tae distress In the
province of Andaiusia Is acute.
AT San Luc " mob of people out OF
work piliased the bakeries
Riots have occurred at E. Cia, in the
proyince OF Seville. Tue municipal nu-
tIorii:es Of the place sppeas~d the mob BY
issuing 1900 bread tickets.
A mob oI 2 90 people at Tarifs went to
the town usii and demanded work in =
most threatening msnner
The authorities la all the districts where
distress Is most severely felt, are DONG
their utmost To relieve the sufferers.
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coxEY AT pIrrsBURo.

SEwICKLEY. Pa. April 2-fne common
veal xru.Y encamped twelve miles from
Allegheny City after long march Of
eighteen miles and pitched their t-Gts on
Grimes farm. Ia the heart OF Se.ickley,
Pitt-burz's fashionable suburb.
The AI.quipah steel WORKS drum corps
and an escort of sixiy-one work
men headed the army into Econ
omy. AT Sew!ckley no don ations
We're made and not even u hall could b.
secured for lectures, so the meeting WAS
neid In the open air and tae men spent
another night under canvas.
Judge Stowe of Pitisburg, and ID. c.
Hrrbet Of the standard oil COMPANY, yea-
tnred into camp at supper time. Tue Un-
known. after being told who they we're,
ordered them out, Insult-d them aud in-
ally compelled them {, leave the grounds.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, VINO live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being, viii attest
tie value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced il the
remedy, Syrup of Figs
Its excellence is due TO its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the l~freshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it Is perfectly free irom
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by ell drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured BIZ the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, You viii not
accept any substitute if offered.
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SHEOL IN PENNA,
Big Coke Strike Develops into Desperat.
Ricting and Destruction.

UNIoNTowN, Pa, April 2-The storm
has broken and the scenes of 1891 are be-
ing repeated throughout the coke region
tonight. The big coke strike with all its
attendant rloting and destruction OF prop
erty is now in full force. This morning
the call of the Scotdale convention was
obeyed By more than half the works in the
coke fields and it took fully 5000 men from
their work. The situation Is now one of
great peril and more destructive outbreaks
are expected At any time.
The ranks of the strikers have been so
reinforced this afternoon that tonight the
lowest estimate gives them 1000 flen.
From the outset the strike has been tur-
bulent with a tendency to open defiance of
law. There wss rioting in several quarters
last night. Ii has grown steadily worse and
today there were more serious outbreaks
in this end of the field. the men OF the
Oliver works leaving 500 tons IF coke IN
the ovens. The company then, TO save the
property, attempted TO put some men at
work drawing the coke, when the strikers
set on them with stones and clubs drivin :
them from the grounds Ia the melee sew
eral men were badly hurt.
The greatest outbreak was ss the famous
Hill farm mines near here. This morn ing
about 400 foreigners from Norrell a nd
Weller. of the Cambria works, armed
themselves with guns and reviewers and
clubs and started out to drive the men
from the neighboring plants. They first
visited the Humphrey works. and
finding the men at work. drove
them away under the muzzles OF
pistols. They teen visited the Anchor
works. After all the men hac been driven
away the rioters began firing The shanties
at Hill farm, but d-sistsi ct the frantic
entreaties OF tue women and children.
Superintendent Long, of the Hill farm
had some OF the Huagsrians arrested for
attempting 10 burn toe property.
At IL o'clock tonight IL WAS reported TO
labor leaders that the movement now EN-
braces the entire coke region and not
piant will he allowed 10 operate without
struggle. the strikers opeaiy threaten to
burn the plants rather than see them
operated at present prices for labor. and IL
they attempt this loss OF life will certainly
follow.
BY tomorrow the strikers Will muster
L, coo TO L, eco aEd in tEeir present state
of q stituilon they are reckless The civil
authorities admit tonight they
viii not be able TO cope win the trouble.
There was big meeting which has just
closed. Tee widest OF taz Wild foreign
element Is IN virtual command. They
openly declared it the purpose Of the sfri-
kers, as the sense OF the meeting. to drive
out every man w no may want 10 work.
The loviiest, whiiest, clesrest skin and
sofreSr hands produced by Cuttcura Soau
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STOCK MARKET IRREGULAR
Wall Steet p sses Q Dull. Untnterest1oe
Day and L. Depressed.

NEW YORK. April 2-rhe week opened
on the stock exchanges with = slightly
heavy tone TO the s2eculations and prices
were in the main frscl ion lower than the
closing figures Of Saturday. 1t was not
until 1880 o'clock that the downward
movements was checked aud prices took an
upward turn. The active list responded
but feebiy to- the efforts to improve the
tone OF the trading, but some OF the spec
izliies moved up briskiy, no, ably National
Starch, first preferred. 4 per Cent aud
Cordsgs preferred. 81 Northwest pre-
ferred rose =, In the early porli ion OF the
afternoon the sprcislti-s again bee ,m~
prominent and made further advances.
subsequently, reaciiug slightly but rally
ing quickly. The active li>t did MT parsi-
cipsie ia the rise. but continued heavy to
the cosr. the entire market closing de-
pressed compared vita the daal sales of
Saturday. Today's last prices are very
Irregular. fully many stocks le.og below
as above the iiue.
The bond market was firm to strong all
day and closed roi:g 10 tome.
Pure blood Is better than '5ius blood"
To have pure blood, take Hoods Sarsapar.
lila.
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TO INvEsrIoA ATE JENKIys.
The Horse sub-Comml: tee 70 Inquire IN.
20 Judge jenkins An.g-S.rixs O.ler

MILWAUKEE. April 2-Tbe sub-comrnit-
tee Of the house jadsciA-y committee
authorized 70 iDqui re into the asttssriks
Injunction issued sgains: the S0sthera
Pacific railway employees By Judge Jse-
kins, arrived from wa-hiasson tsis even
ing. TIE sab->omnitt-s consists OF
MessrA Boasnsr. Terry. Of Arkansas, ADD
w. A. stone OF Psoo-ylvania- Tie csrn-
nlittse expects 70 get through lie work in
three or four days. economy Of time bsarg
necessary. OWN. 20 the tact that 10 IA.
bat t5Je at It's disoo.al
Judge Jenkins has been !cvited 20 ses-
tiff. although fhis - . matter en;ir~ly
optional vita him AmoExst those ~to
may lie called &c wits-.-~s are Chsei-
Clark, Of the ConsuesoC'- association.
Author. os th~ Locomotive EsSfne<r.. s,<s-
cez;. Of the Esr-sE~a, Hilkis~on, % the
Railway Trs.arDen, and Ramsey, of the
Railway 1esexr4pbsr.- Dlk@E sits~ssss
from {. distance will - L ~ Poy-sg .,
L-yiazsson. Most. Morris yet1sr Q:
Sprsga<. wash. aad J. Is. W. JoLn~cn e
1ccoEna-
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CHICAGO, April 2-Wheat averaged firm
with an interval of midday weakness sand
wiched between early and late strength and
closed Il cent higher. There was more re-
lance placed in the reports Of crop damage
which came in from all directions. 1.-THE
states OF Missouri and Kansas do not get cop
ious warm rains in the next ten days, not
much hope will be left reports said. OF even
half crop. Corn, oats and provisions were
weak, The weakness in all three was occas-
Toned by too liberal receipts. Wheat opened
rather easier at about Is cent lower than IL
closed on saturday. but soon recovered and
ruled firm until after the Wis bic supply stale
ment showed decrease OF only .ubvoo bus n
els instead OF co.. go bushels when the price
dropped back. Chicago receipts for the day
were 20 cars. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported IA. A year age Chicago receipts were
cars.
An attempt on the part OF prominent
commission house TO cover some wheat sold
early In the day, discovered the tact OF the
crowd having none for sale and there then
occurred lively rally which let May At
6lSs or "a gain for the day.
ihere was fair attendance in the corn pit
and moderate amount OF trading done. The
tendency Was. in the main, toward lower
prices. The receipts were 80 cars and the es-
Inmates for tomorrow ass cars The price OF
May at the start was 3Sls cents compared with
3!1s at the close on saturday. With the SUBJ
sequent weaker feeling ia wheat, The price VI
May corn dropped back TO 3754, but the ftnal
rally brought corn back 10 S.4s IL the close.
showing = cent loss.
There was a moderately active business
transacted In oats and the market On all de-
iiyeries. with the exception OF July, ruled a
shade easier in sympathy with the wheat AN d
corn markets.
There was only light trade done In the
provision pile and the feeling was Father
heavy. The heaviness was due 10 a large run
OF hogs reported from the yards. The receipts
today were Il. 90 head. Compared with sat
urday night May PORK is 10 cents lower; May
lard, unchanged, and May RIBS, cents lower.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: heat,
IS clrs; corn, 4s3 cars; oats, 40 cars; hogs,
2i0OO head.
No board OF trade markets tomorrow; mu-
niclpai eieot tons.
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Of Issur-ocs Snyder TO-DAY sp..~sssd ~
fore Jus;ics Allen Of The sucrvms court
and scared al order susp~udiag the ten
porsry Injunction Rrsstel By Judge Jobs-
am OF the ctrcnis corr; r~~sr-fsi19 the
superinfeodest from rv.oking fh- .suss.ss
~ be thr-e ooupaai>s 10 srssed is The
Hilinsn cases osd~r The cbsrgss tsoegss
before Com missioner Seid<r
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HURRAH FOR HELENA.

HELENA. Montana. April 2.-The Re-
pnblicans elect their entire ticket with the
exception OF city treasurer and two alder
men, making tie next council stand: Re-
publicans 10; Democrats t. Weed, Repub-
lican. for mayor. poll 1853 votes. Huseby,
Populist, for mayor, poll S44 votes, and
Bach, Democrat, for mayor. poll GA votes.
Garrett. Democrat, for treasures, has a
plurality OF 2G6
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NEW YORK. April 2-G-orye n F-.ros,
attorney for the Western Unicn Telegraph
company said this Afternoons I'VE deny
the right Of Governor Tillmas 60 iatsrfers
With Interstate commerce business We
have taken no action againss him. but later
on may do sopsr hing In order 10 establish
a precedent. Our agents 1t D.riaEi on
aud Colombia have b-sn Instructed 20 for
ward all m~ss.ges ~hico me soldien sIep
toned in tr~ ONCE viii psrmit"
None Of he telegraph eobces IN other
South Csroli.s to~ ns are being intssfrred
with Commercial and social nesaa.ss
are coming through all rigaI
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Der of Democratic strongholds in addition.
Whether local or national issues were IN
volved. the results appear the same.
election here today resulted in an over
whelming victory for the Republicans
Dies MONIES. Iowa. April 2.-The Repub-
licans elected their city ticket by majori-
ties o. from / 200 TO 5000 today.
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STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 2.-Municipal
elections were held today at few points
iu this state and the Dakotas.
AT Yankton, S. d., The straight Repub-
lican ticket was elected except one alder
man.
At Wahpeton, \. D.. for the first time in
many years, the Republicans carried the
city elections.
The elections at most other points were
on the license question.
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LIKEWISE IN CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Conn.,. April 2-The city
election today resulted in Republican
sweep of such proportions as Hartford has
not seen for many years. The entire Re-
publican city ticket is elected with the ex-
ception of Collector Browne and both
boards of the city government are Repub-
lican.
At Stanford the entire Republican ticket
was elected except three councilmen.
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON. April 2-Postmasters-
Ksnsas-E NJ. lockwood, Burlington;
Z. b. ODER. Washington; George Hill,
Independence, George Innis. Lawrence;
W. ( Stokes. Great Bend. Geo. A. Col
lett, Ellsworth; Andy Davis, Wakeeney;
g. ". Farrell. Chanute-
Ed. B-eman. Miles City, Mont; A I.
Hill Lyons, Nebrasks; Robert J. Coles.
York, Nebraska: Emma J. Graft. Oriesus,
Nebraska; Richard c. Cordeli. Park City,
Utah: Thomas Dayton, Laramie, WON
ing; Alfred ID. 1insley, Sioux Falls,
5. D.; Patrick Morrison, Alta. lows;
II. B. Hall. Red Oak. Iowa; Charles +.
Dancombe, Fort Dodge, Iowa
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All Quiet st Darlauweun.

DARLINGTON. S. e.. April 2-The-e II
but lIsIle moss TO be given out from D,rl-
ing on TO-DAY - absolutely notblng IL .
startling or even Interesting nature b.s
occurred There Is cot more quiet tewo
ga the state t8.n tbi. has becn today. The
town Is still under marital law.
The town Is Again taking on Its usual
every dAy appearances. aud the bustas -
bou.e- are opou aud trade 10 icing COP
Quoted ~ quietly as formerly. aad 4 10
verr net for the presence OF tue military
the town would present. its ordta@ry ap
psarance-
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OFF FOR AERrNo gxA

VALLEJO. Cal. April 2-1he Cnise1
State, .Lfo Alert VA. placed To commits
sioo todsy with due esreHo. y. TOE ervw.
although qusrersd on b, ard tie Ind
psndspt for the prs-ent will transfer
bsmmocks OF board he A.srt on tn. Ioss
inst, and On the aoSk ,hs vessel vii ell
for BcriEg s~A
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FproHrFUL PHANroMs

Haunt the dreams Of the sufferer from in-
digestion. What should tue nightmare
ridden dyspeptic do when waking with n
start, the sweat o zing from the pore,
sleep for the remainder OF tie night ~-efDs
unatG-iuab.ei Swallow a winexlsssfai Of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitter, which. IL
taken before going TO bea, would have in-
sured repos~. Cs- the BIZ Iers for nervous
ness, dyspepsia, Fheusnatfstu. m siarsA-
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BCESos AYES. A2Ss4 z-fss Psrta-
ga~-- xsrshsp. Alfonso. Ai5uq asrrss .sd
II s6-lIo a. Iha- port aboard vhsca are
Admiral Us Cana ssd ta~ ots.-r saszr-
gent refoge-z srors Eso yen>sro. s<s n .
crescfal -sssrsry coa-isioc- cs1sfag Dscs
Ea@=ssse-s sa1 grest nne~sias-s 90 So al
acsoaz tie r7e7 who base osee 20 Gag
couase<;- Admiral Ds Gsnns las Ess<-
gszpss<d 20 ts< P~rzzSa>ss SoTsrs>ssnf kls
tsaaks For tie prss>c<ioa = las gss-a him
and his conp2aions. and r>1s>s<snS u 20
give .is psratsssoa ses hin 10 asa6 see
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HAMILTON HOT.

DENVER Co.., Apri 2 -''GeneraP' Bert
Hamilton Of the Silver Legion VI Coxey's
army was acquitted today In a Justices
court Of stealing suit Of ciothes Hsmii-
ton WAS defended by Adjaiant General
Tar-ney Of the Colorado militia. h IL
Angry with the newspapers aud refuse, TO
talk, and leaves toa light 20 jOin his army.
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SUPREME COURT WILL HRAR HIM

WASHINGTON. April 2.-The clerk Of the
United States circuit court at New York
has forwarded to the supreme court the
papers in the case OF the appeal Of John i.
Mcksne oc New York, irUm the decision
of Judge Lscombe. denying him writ Of
hsbeas corpus. Mchzpe Is now in SIag
Sing fer violation OF the election laws
His COUNSEL VIII De roEiied OF tie action
OF the court and WIKI TIE assurance OF
costs AID appearances of counsel tie case
WI. be doeketsd in the Uaited States
supreme court Ii Is said By an official OF
the court there l. hardly any probability
The case viii be ssaEd this tern.
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PArAL UpLoarou-

BAKBouEvILI-k, NY. April Am Q bill
er explosion "a Monroe county, nssr Tonp-
kiusvill-. Alexander Ristsp, the owner al
the mill aud two OF hers pamed yeWlss
were INSTANTLY killed. Oghsrs are ssAiy
injured
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PEACE NOW REIGNS
GOVERNOR TULNAN THINKS THE
WORST PASSED.

South Carolina Factions are Quictins
Down While Awaiting Develop
uents-Troops Object 70 >crut-
mixing Private TeiegraDs
And Resign. The Gov
ernor Intends to Eu-
ter Upon . More
Vigorous En-
fcrcemene